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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
TAFT'S FIRST
NAVAL REVIEW
President Looks Over Fleet
Before Defeating Shaft
at PrOVinCetOwn
GUNS ROAR WHILE
EXECUTIVE WAVES SALUTE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PROVINCETOWN, Mass, Aug. So
Where two hundred and ninety years
ago the Mayfower sailed into the
wintry mists that overhung Province
town. Bay, to-day her namesake, the
United States ship Mayhower, with
the Presidential blue streaming from
her peak, steamed maiestically
through a lane OF eight warships,
under a haze Of smoke from roaring
cannon. that belched 21-gun salute
to the Chief Executive.
Here two hundred and ninety years
ago, the Pilgrims landed and to-day
President Taft dedicated TO their
memory an enduring massive memoir
ial. A distinguished company Joined
the President in celebrating the dedi-
cation of the memorial.
Great Naval Spectacle.
An impressive naval spectacle pre-
ceded the formal ceremonies. II was
President Taft's first naval review.
and as the trim white Mayfiower, gay
in comparison, steamed between tho
lines of dull gray warships the Exc u
tive Strengthened up proudly on the
bridge OF the Mayhower. The long
lire of jackies on the decks cheered
nightly as the guns Numbered their
salute and the President violated
naval regulation TO wave his hand at
them as the Mayhower passed.
At the close of the review the May
flower anchored in shore opposite the
Dolphin, Secretary OF the Navy Meyers
yacht.
The President received "alls from
Admirals Schroeder and Vreeland and
the captains Of each of the war YES
sells The President, Mrs. Taft, Sem
ators Lodge and Wetmore, Supreme
Court Justice White and the other
members of the Presidents party held
reception for the visitors on the
Mayhower.
A tremendous crowd cheered the
Chief Executive as he stepped from
the Maytiowers launch and passed
up the crooked narrow streets, hung
with a wealth of flags and bunting,
to the foot Of the towering shaft he
was TO dedicate.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
FEELS YOUNG AT
THE AGE OF lO6
Texan Says He Attributes His
LOngeIivity to His Name--
]. E. YOunGbIOOd
BELIEVED TO BE THE
OLDEST BRICKLAYER

SALTILLO, Tex, Aug 81 z.
Youngblood. of this place. believes
that his name has prolonged his years
Tar beyond the usual allotment of life.
He recently celebrated the one hum
dred and sixth anniversary of his
birth. and he is said to be the Oldest
active bricklayer In the world. His
very name is suggestive of long life
and he has never let his thoughts
dwell upon old age. Youngblood in
name and young blood IN his physical
and mental activities have guided him
along LIES pathway. He has never
contemplated himself IN any other
light than man full Of wholesome and
untiring energy. His blood Is still
young he says.
Mr.. Youngblood believes IN hard
work, He has done his full sba,e OF
physical labor during his long life
and expects TO do a lot more before
he is called to his final reward. Re-
Gently there was a shortage of brick
layers on the new library building
that Is under construction at Sulphur
Springs, and Mr.. Youngblood WINS
sent for and pressed into service. He
is said to have performed the work
OF laying the bricks as well as the
younger men who were employed
upon the Job. In addition to followine
bis trades as bricklayer and stone
mason, Mr.. Youngblood finds time to
cultivate a farm which he owns near
Saltillo. He works every day in the
field when there is no bricklaying Job
on hand This season he has done all
the cultivation Of a crop of corn
himself.
This remarkable man is in a splen-
did state of physical and mental
preservation. He reads without
glasses and has all Of his teeth but
one. He takes as much interest in
the affairs of the community as a
young man.
Mr.. Youngblood was born in Nash
vile, Tenn. in 1904. He moved to
Morgan, Ala, when a boy and there
learned the stopemasons and brick
layers trades. He worked at these
trades all over the South and moved
10 Marshall, Tex, in 1S49. A few
years later he moved to Sulphur
Springs and thence TO Saltillo. He
says that he always made il a rule
in his younger days to follow his
trades five days of the week and teach
singing schools on Saturdays and
He still has a good voice
and leads the singing in church.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05

Mrs. Amos Martindale, of Zion, Nd,
has been visiting Wilmington friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William Haddock Wis
tied Zion friends recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles b. Dougherty
have left for a visit of two months
in Nova Scotia.
John Stewart visited his family at
Pennsgrove yesterday
Howard Pyle, the artist, and mem
bers of his family are travelling
through Eastern Canada.
Miss Sarah K. Smith, Of the local
artist colony, is spending the summer
at her home in Wheaton, Illinois, near
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Stout are
among the Wilmingtonians touring
Eastern Canada.
Miss Elsie Butler spent Wednesday
at Colchester Beach.
Mrs. Mary Olston attended the har-
vest home at Pennock's Grove yester-
day.
Mrs. NJ e. Daniels, of Earlsville, is
Wilmington visitor.
Mrs. Thomas Frazier, Miss Eliza
beth Frazier and Miss Sallie Truax
are visiting Mrs. George Reed Lofiand,
of Smyrna.
The Rev. and Mrs ]. r. Bickng are
visiting Smyrna relatives.
: Ralph ID. Stephenson has returned
from visit to Smyrna.
The Misses Mary and Katherine
Truax we're Smyrna visitors recently.
Miss Z. Virginia Baynard has been
visiting her parents at Clayton.
Miss Flo Allen has returned from
Clayton.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
GOLD COIN WAS
BITTEN THROUGH
Test Imposed by a PawnbrOker Does
Not Lessen Its Real
Value.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.--Indicating that
Chicagons, at least near the Union
Stock Wards, know less of gold coin
and more OF paper money than Vest
erners, perfectly good $40 gold
piece. bitten in two and badly mat
tered. now reposes in the Chicago
ub-Treasury. after an adventurous
three days career.
The new coin reached Chicago Sat
urday from the Mint al San Francis
so. II was paid out at noon to stock
yards saloon keeper. who exchanged
Il for packing company check pre-
scented by Rodniek Eppstein. clean
er boy" employed by Swift & Co. He
tried to pass it on four saloon keep
ers and his landlord, but they pro-
nounced II bad money. Then the boy
had an idea. He went to Morris
CHEESEMAN'S panwshop. back O. the
yards and made small purchase.
When he rendered the coin Gross
mon threw It on the floor. Il did not
ring. Then he set his teeth on It,
The "iron-jawed" pawnbroker's incis-
ors bit through it as though it were
hot cake He handed It back with a
superior smile. AS a last resort Epp-
stein yesterday took the two pieces to
the Secret Service Department in the
Federal Building. He was overjoyed
when the experts pronounced II gen
uine money and gave him a bill IN
exchange.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
TWO-HEADED BABY
CAUSESCOMMOTION
Long Island Cop Never Saw
Anything to Equal This
Freak of Nature

LONG ISLAND CITY, Aug. 5.-Po-
liceman Joseph Brennan, who was on
DUTY at the Long Island Railroad
Ferry, saw an Italian drive off ferry
boat with some peculiar contraption
In his wagon. Looking a little closer
after he had held the man up, Bren-
nan rubbed his eyes to see If he was
fully awake. He thought he saw dou-
BILE at first and he called Patrolman
Kane, who was also on duty, TO have
a look. In a glass-covered case in the
wagon was something that looked like
a human baby, but then there was a
difference.
Sure and / never seen anything like
that" said Brennan.
Me neither" said Kane.
Guess you had better drive around
to the station house." said Brennan,
jumping aboard the wagon and show
ing the way.
At the station house Lieutenant Far
rell came out and had a look Then
an Italian interpreter was called and
after a conversation with his former
fellow countryman, the interpreter ex-
planned that the thing in the wagon
was an alleged two-headed baby, and
that II was being taken from a mu-
scum In Manhattan to a certain place
on Long Island, where fair is to be
held, and where it is to be exhibited
as an attraction.
Farrell, who is learned in the law,
then said It was a violation of the
Sanitary Code to convey a dead body
through the street without a permit.
The Italian driver. who. in the mean
time had disclosed his identity as Pas
quare Montlari, of No. 800 East Elev-
enth street. Manhattan, smiled at this
exposition OF the law. He dived down
IN his pocket and brought out a per-
init from the Board Of Health. With
the wisdom of Solomon. Lieutenant
Farrell then decided that there was
no case against Pasquale, and he was
let 90. In the meantime the hundreds
of urchins about the police station had
peep at the curiosity for which they
did not have to pay. Pasquale hurried
away after his release
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
FIND CITY SPRING
WATER CONTAMINATED

City Bacterologist Stewart, who
succeeded DR.. A. Robin, to-day informs
ed the Board OF Health that he had
made an analysis Of the water which
comes from spring at the foot OF
East Fourteenth street, and found It
contaminated and unit for use.
Executive Officer Smith will make
an investigation this afternoon and II
the water issues from pipe it will be
closed, but II Il is an open spring, a
notice will be posted informing the
public that the water Is unfit for use.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
Mrs. G. H. Anderson, of Clayton, wa

Mrs. G. H. Anderson, Of Clayton. was
a Wilmington visitor recently.
Miss Mildred Tarbutton is Town
send visitor.
Miss Blanche Buckson, OF Blackbird,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. George Jones. Of Port Deposit.
has been visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poinsett are at Port
Deposit.
William Science of Summit Bridge,
has been visiting in this city.
Mrs. Woodruff Bendlar, OF Summit
Bridge, was a Wilmington visitor re-
Gently.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
BrandvwIne Grange Meeting.

At the semi-monthly meeting OF
Brandywine Grange az Talleyville last
night II was announced that. Pomona
Grange would hold its quarterly meet
ing on August % at Brandywine
Springs. The program for the meet
ing has not yet been arranged. Owing
to the threatening weather, the meet
ing was brief
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
Social and
Personal

William Newnom and Miss Leona
Carroll were Summit Bridge visitors
recently.
Nd, is visiting relatives In this city
and Philadelphia.
Mrs Roy Dinsmore and son, Harold,
Of this city, have been the guests Of
Cecilton relatives.
Captain q. T. Cooling was a Chesa-
peage City visitor recently.
Miss katherine Jewell is the guest
OF Mrs. T. n. Lorraine, Of Chesapeake
City.
Norman Jones and Justus Davidson
were Chesapeake City visitors re-
cantly
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05

There VIII be an Ice cream, cake
and candy sale on the lawn Of Made
ley NJ Z. Church tonight and tomor-
row afternoon. A bake Will be given
in the basement of the church begin
ming at o'clock tomorrow after
noon followed by an ice cream sale
in the evening
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
Auto Party Here.

Among the auto parties that stop
ped at the Clayton House last evening
was one consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Moore, daughter, Miss
Ethyl B. Moore, accompanied by MI.
and Mrs. c. II. Dean. The party are
all residents of Queen Anne's, Md.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05

Miss Emily p Bissell, Of the Della
ware Anti-Tubereulosis Society, is
spending the month at Gloucester
Mass.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
RenIlenmept d trolley Tracks.

A conference was held today be-
tween Manager Crosby, of the VIII
mington and Philadelphia Railway
and the Street and Sewer Directors as
to the realignment OF the tracks on
Fast Front street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
Roschke.Ream.

The Rev. Frederic Doerr, pastor OF
st. Stephens Lutheran Church, has
been asked to announce the marriage
OF Charles F. Roschke TO Miss Flor
ence B. Beam, both of Philadelphia,
on June II.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
Snent Nav in CnnntrH.

About sixty members OF ST. Steph-
ems Ladies' Aid Society went to the
summer home of George Huber, near
Newark. The members annually visit
the Huber farm as Mrs. Huber is a
member of the society.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
S1.00 TO Baltimore and Return, Sun
daV Ar.Ouaf

Special train will leave Wilmington,
m; Newark, at $50 q, N. Returning,
leave Baltimore. Camden Station. at
$40 p. M; Mt Royal. at SIS p. M
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
Our Saturday Specials

Mems extra fine Nainsook Athletic
Underwear with coat style shirt and
knee length drawers. ValueOEo
5sc, at ................,.. AOO
Mems fine Cambria Night Shirts,
cut extra long and wide. valueE0o
Toe at ,.................. wv
Mems extra heavy Working shirts
OF heavy blue chambray and black
and white drill. Allover 5OcQOo
AT ...-..s..-......... OON
Womens patent leather belts, extra
wide. with handsome new buckles in
black and red. Value S9o.OEo
at ,s.....,,......... @aON
Womens beautiful new Dressing
Sacques and Kimonos, in the very lat
est Dutch neck effect. made of very
fine lawn shirred. Value 75cS0o
AT observation-disclosures. wv
Sheets, extra large size, S1x90, very
fine quality Linen finish" hemmed
and ready for use. Value 65c. 400
az ...-....-........... ION
Pillow Cases, 45xS6, good quality.
hemmed and ready for use. NJ
Value IL 1-2c, az ......... luz
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05

Summer Portieres. fully 3 yards
long. / IA yards wide, broad striped
effects. Value s1,00 pairEOo
al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
Women's long Cambria Petticoats
with Is inch wide( fiounce Of fine
embroidery. value SCOT 00
at .......,.z/ ...-....... Lew
Fine Nalaeook Embroidery Flounc-
ing 2i~ Inches wide, beautiful new
patterns. Value sec a 40.
yard al ...........s.,..... wv
women's fine Nainsook Gowns,
slip-oyer-head style, round neck,
trimmed with embroidery, lace
and ribbon. Value 75cE0o
az -....-.......-.s.. wv
Women's fine grey striped Seer
sucker Petticoats with wide E0a
rufie. Value 75c, at ........ CVN
Children's beautiful new French
Dresses made of fine white lawn,
trimmed with embroidery orE0o
lace. Value sec, at ........ OVC
Fine bleached Hills soft finished
Muslin. yard wide. Allover0o
~ 1-2c a yard, at ............ ~
Fine figured lawns and organizes,
regular II 1-2c yard. Specialize
a. -.--...-.-.-.- .'.......'..,.-. ~
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ben, an bem bic girger bieiiser Staot
iiber bic 5rage, pb Die Staot burd cine
EommiFipn perpdltet Deroen ioll, ab
ftimmen. Sn Der alage piro oas
Reht oes gountprihters be5neifelt, Die
GrlaubniB gu geben, 100 Namen BON
Der Qetition au itrsifen. Die so Suga
3ur Gtnbringung Der petition iino
perItriden uno Gdrle perldngt nun,
boB bic 100 Ramen auf Der qetition
perbleiben.
- Ginen eigentbiimIjben unfau erz
| lit Halph Der 7 Sabre alte Sofn oes
6errn lRite Repnolos, BON Ro. 1905
Genper Strabs. Gin SpieItamerao
mari einen 0robt aus sinem Seubiinz
+ Del nQh Ralpb, berielbe Drang ibm in
| Die linte Seite Der Naie uno perIebte
oos Naienbein. Oas linte 2lugenIio
puros ebenfaus oerleBt. Or. 6. %.
0bite Ieiltete Die n0t6ige dr3tliae
SotIfe.
Su elmer Sps3idlIiBung oes
I S6ulratbs fam Die lleberfiiQune Der
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beihIoiIen, i'm Z. unD s. 1iitritt ipetz
tere RGumIidteiten gum llnter6rjngen
Der Shiiler gu ihdffen.
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ben 9eitsrn 2lbeno fiinf 8irtbihafts>
Qi3enien on oroere 9eIiBer iibertrdgsn.
Der 8eiunDbejtsratb mu6te ben Ratb
Der IIoermdnnsr duf perihieoere Der
9eiunobeit 'hGoIite @aNerpfiiben an
Der 2atonia 2lpe. unO Wation GtraBe
aufmertiam, bic peg9eihQfft peroen
Imiihen. 2tuf 2lntrug beg alderman
Gopne erbieIt Sames 0au9hertn, 81
I9entbiimer zines groben 2anotoms
pleres in iener 8e9eno, Das Rett, ei-
men Gb5u9stdnal gu bauen. I'm oas
WdiTer ab3uIeiten. Cont nuroen nur
RoutinsgeIfdfte erlebi9t.
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U}ittag, tur3 na6 II u6r, ndh Der
Wo6nung oe8 Curtis, glo. 100 WeIt 3.
StraBe, geruTen, noielbit in 5oIge Der
GrpIoiion zines GaIolinofcns ein
5suer entItanoer mar, oas einen Stdz
Den pon S25 oeruriotte. - Der 6euer
meloer 3itirte bic Fsuerpebr mad rem
6auIe oes Charles WeQs, go. 81 Gin.
Den Strabe, pOIeIbn Elm &eHsl nit
Sheer in 8rano 9erat6en mar. Shas
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Glettriter Des Departments untcrIuh.
ten geitern ale 5Seueralarmtaiten UNI
fdnDen, nit 2(usnabme ppn 3peten, aQt
in gUtem 3ufanne. Die n0tbiqen Re.
paraturen peroen ioiort oorgenommer
lperben.
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| Sarmer BON Boone Gountn, iii oeiterr
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SO Sabren 9eItorbsr. GIore puros an
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60, &n., geboren. Gr binterIdbt iein:
Satin uno eine Sohter 6rau Sn:
gram.
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Cine Shahprebist. lin
bos ssabr 1876 bat Der preDigermonh
Sacobus Ds geIlolis unter bem IiisI
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boniinum ei oIfieiis nobilium" cine
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ideinsn laHen. in benen er pas Stdhs
fpisl, bas su jtner 3eii perbrsitetsr sss
ipsien isin mub ais heuisntase. gum
aussanaspuntt BON 9etrahiuagsR
iiber bas menff!ifs Qebxn, bas pris
pate ME bas 0ffentlihe, mohis. Ct
fniipfte Il. an bic Namen Der Jisuren
an uno fiibrie ntue Elm. tpsnn bic sss
idafiaen Ramen ibm fir Ieinen 3ptd
untausiih erihisnen. Geitoem Dieits
BUD erTMienen III. bot man BEN Ders
slsih spifnen bem Ghnnipiel uno
bem Qtben iebr oft se5ogen. ober baB
Is elm Otifilifkr sur Drunblnee elmer
prebiat atmaGt babe. IN uns nid,t BE-
lonnt. Dos III ia aud nur m0glih,
penn ber 60rertreis. btr ii4 nm ben
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8ant uno fanb 81 ieinem Shrsten.
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baben 3u tonnen unb lpurDe fIUhtig.
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