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From me- CiHrimnan CaBrmSrfiaf TrbHHr
Hhythm martial strains. then mourniul
minors Of dcsDair. nov soul thrilling iono Of
neiody ant Ne softer Intervals OF luIHng music
iairly raFry ing one on into ,eriiablc fairy land
Of harmony, Hhsrs falling petah measure %
the lime. where rhiidiah Nuicea seemingly miurif
tirH thf drons Bf h0nry bees snd songs Of birds
and Encrc nature soathea the restless souI- thrzr
acre me sauetes. ths diyisions forming q far
ltoHir ahois ahirh gave 10 hst ni1ht's apsuiur
,inhhnr spirit augunnI veil i17 conrsru 20
Il1iioa.
The sun., 1910-05-08

years returns 10 the stag at Hammer
stems Victoria this week. Neil O'hrisn
and a company Of siH win spPear m .
satire called Fighting tho Flames.
Among the other acts win be the Models
Of Jardin De Paris a ono act muslcal
comedy with Carl Henry and Company OF
eight people; The Carnival u is0sss,
pantOmime In Ave soenes; Howard ailo
Howard. the mesaenRor boy and tns
singer. I'd Wynn and Al Lee; World ana
kingnton. entertainers; the Braun SISTER,
singers and dancers, and Juggling Do
lisle.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Bronx Theatre patrons this week viii see
The act OF B. A. ROlGe and hia ROlfOnlans,
a musical sketch which h ons Of the most
elaborate OF the seasOn. Pat Rooney
and Marion Bent return In thcir singing,
dancing and taking skit, AT the stand.
"A Night in a Monkey Music Hall' dis
closes Maud ROcbez's monkeys IN a COM
plets vandevills performance. Others on
the programme will he the JACK Wiison
company. a trio OF singers. dancers and
comedians; Mae Melville and Robert htg-
gins. who present q hOdgepodge oi mlrth
and melody. Julia Frary, a prima donna;
the Three RenarCls, acrobats' and Mofhee
and Hill. the comedy bar experts.
Al Reeves's Big Beauty SHOW comes
TO the Columbia Theatre this week. A
one act balrlesque called The Merry
Round and q first part entitled Goa
Ology' will bs presented. The special
feature OF the entertainment IA the nrAt
prgsgusasiiOn IN New York Of new pan.
tOtnime in one act and twO tableaux oalled
-L'Amour de Casqus Dor. which IN
PRODUCES the latest Partisan novelty, Ia
Danse Du Couteau.'
The Jersey Lilies will be at the Murray
Hill Theatre thia week. "A Merry Frolic'
and "A Love Potion ars the eHtFava-
ganzas 70 bs presented. An unusually
attractive oliO is promised,
The Eden Muses managers have In
vited the students Of the New York
Deaf Mutes Institution to attend psr-
formAnce Of the Great White YO@ on
Friday, when the act will be given in sign
language.
The sun., 1910-05-08

John Barrymore as The Fortune Hum
tor has psDved q fortune maker at TIE
Gaiety Theatre. where tho Winohell Smith
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Pedro Gailhard has made the French
transiation Of 'dAlOme- 10 BE- used al ths
Opera IN Paris. The Metropolitan Opsrs
Colnpany announces mtegn performances
pant Of May and the hsglnnins al 49,
Aida" -Otello.' sFalwtnR. zrsv,iis-i.
hllsti0ana.' -Manun L,apoalrts and sp-,.ii
aeci- viii be the operas Which win infTT-
duoe - Paris Olive FTamstaa. who a Al
sing a1nluf q, Bella Alien. who vsIn -
Mede9i Marie hlppnid. Who win ngn.-T
- Ada; Herman JadlgWkuF. Who viii
The sun., 1910-05-08

DsllA Fox after an absence Of hvS
The sun., 1910-05-08

The Hackstt Theatre will reopen TO-
morrow evening when the production
Of Clyde Fitch's last play, The Cay
will be transferred from the Lyric 70
continue its enEAgemant indefinitely
The city holds the record for the longest
New York run of any drama produced
during the current senson.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Robert billiard in "A Fool There Was
remains for a second week at tho new City
Theatre In Fast Fourteenth street. Hill
lard is supported by his original company
William Courtleigh. Nannstte Comstook
Emily Wurstsr. y W Walker. George
Glare. Edna Conroy. ~ b. Snyder and {
Russell Sage
The sun., 1910-05-08

Fannie Ward heads tho programme AZ
the Alhambra Theatre this wsek. present
ing The Unlucky star Another head-
liner u Bert Williamg. the oolorod come
dian. A new diving beauty calls herself
OdivA Dan Burke. the singing and dane
ing comedian. and his Wonder Girls
viii appear In a new musical cunooctidu,
and Jewei's manitina, Bizley and Finli, N
their singing and Comeiy oHerina, and
Roaaira and Durato. the comedy acrohata.
are among the entertainers.
The sun., 1910-05-08

-Lulu's Husband's.- with Mabel Bar
rison and Harry COnor. may be- an ell
summer dramatic attraction. foF IL has
started with a rush. The east contains
Louise CioaseF Hale. Fanchin Campbell.
sophie Tucker, Mae Carlisle. Edward
Heron. Robert DempsteT. Riley Chamber
lain, George IL Soir. n. y. Sargent and
p 7 Daniels.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Caste with its seven stars begins the
third week of its necessarily limited en-
Eagemsnt AZ the Empire Theatre. Charles
Frohman's revival of Roberts1n's Old
play has proved popular hut the English
actors who have bcen with us all winter
are Clamoring for vacations AZ home and
there u no telling how much longer they
may bs persuaded tO stay.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Francis Wilson in The Bachelors
Baby begins the twentieth week oi hrs
run ~ the Criterion Theatre tomorrow.
Mr. Wilson gets the credit both ~ star
and playwright and he 10 materially aa-
sisted by the unusual acting Of Baby
Davis
The sun., 1910-05-08

Seven Days' continues 20 make the
AsiOr Theatre a Broadway storm centre
% laughter. The comedy starts ita
twenty week With promise OF
many 10 come. There has been no change
In the cast since the first performances.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Tomorrow night The Lily begins
the last week of its run al the Stuyvesant
Theatre. On september tho play will
resume its engagement with the same
distinguished cast and az tho same thea
tire. though il will then be known simply
AZ the Belasco
The sun., 1910-05-08

BIB. Warner and Alias Jimmy Valen-
tine are approaching their sixth month
al Walhcks That the fame of the play
s not local Is proved by its production
in London and the arrangements for put
tang II on in Australia. France. Germany
Norway and Sweden.
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comedy s booked for all summer. Tho
good spirits Of the comedy have made
u faSorite q the seasons successes.
Though Cyril Scott is the star Of the
Lottery Man every member Of the CON-
pany which appears at the HiOu hae an
SpfS-saTstv - aissia=sslsl. hisnaalf The
way In which the cast works for The sue. !.
cess Of tho play inatead Of for individual
hOnOrs had undoubtedly helped 20 make
II tho success u has been.
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A. the Colonial this week a favOFite who
returns Ia Carrie De Mar. Shs presents
a new act Of characters. songs and COS
TUNES. Al Jolson. the minstrel. also
raappears. Paris By Might" the big
another feature. "a n. Reynard. the
ventrloquist. Warren. Lyons and Meyers
IN a singing. dancing and dialogue nov
city, the Bounding GOrdOna. aorobata, and
Mara bini, In a Sensational speciality, are
0thers.
The sun., 1910-05-08

De Wolf Hopper and "A Matinee Idol
are enjoying popularity at Daly's. A
new march number by Silvio Helm. I
WanttO We'd q Soldier Boy has reosntly
been introducsd In the second act. and
L0uiss Dresser has two new songs in
active preparation.
The sun., 1910-05-08

The Bavaran actors in their volk plays
are At the Irving Place Theatre The
ball for this week IL ~ follows Monday
and Tuesday. -Almenrausch und Edel %
weiss: Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings and Saturday matinee. Der Amerika
Seppl.- farce comedy; Friday and
saturday evenings. Brave Lumpen.-
The season closes on May a.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Bringing The Climax back for a
return engagement 10 Weber's Theatre
has proved a wise move on Mr.. Weher's
part, as the hOuss has been well filled az
every performance. The cast, which
includes Ann 8winburn. EHingham Pinto.
Albert Iavernier and Robert =. .Taber,
h a good one.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Eugene Walters play The Wolf has
been chosen for the final Week at the
Crescent Theatre. All Of the principals
IN the stock company will be seen in
fitting parts.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Porter Emerson Browns Rsw play
The Spsndthrift. begins the fifth week
Of its career Mt the Hudson Theatre The
danger OF tho growing tendency toward
extravaganza u tho theme Of the drama
The sun., 1910-05-08

Madame X will remain at the New
Amsterdam Theatre only two more weeks.
but the drama has already been booked 10
reopen AZ the same theatre early in August
The sun., 1910-05-08

Nine NazimOva continues in her pro-
ductiOn OG Little Eyolf- at Nazimova &
Thirty-ninth street Theatre. where her
spring engagement will be prolonged
well into the warm weather Her imper-
sOnation of the character of Rita IL bound
70 take rank with the best Of her achieve.
ments
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
HOLD BURKE TO
ANSWER MURDER CHARGE

on Saturday. in West Chester, William
Burke was arraigned before Magistrate
Paxson for the murder OF John c. Nc
Namara. a farmer, OF Lewisville, Pa, who
died in the Delaware Hospital here on last
Friday, and was held fer court next
month.
Burke appears entirely unconcerned
about the affair This is the way we are
used to fixing them out in the country
where 1 come from about Leadville,' he is
said to have remarked previous to the
hearing.
A composite type Of rover-farmer-pros-
pector, Burke is a queer study. The melo-
dramatic is conspicuous in his nature.
Toughened by years OF gold seeking in the
mountains Of Colorado, Montana and the
Dakotas he could not abandon the policy
of the shotgun when he came back to
civilization. Burke had been living with
his aunt. Mrs Mary McNahon, on a small
farm about a quarter OF a mile from the
Mcnamara homestead. Last fall Mrs Nc
Mahon died Except for a few minor be
quests she left her property to Burke.
Burke was TO have come TO Wilmington,
where he has a sister living, to make his
future home. but decided 10 call upon Nc
Namara before leaving.
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
DR.. MOWBRAY TALKS
OF CHURCH PAPERS

Addressing the ministers of the Meth
odist Episcopal Preachers Association
this morning at Union NJ. f. Church,
the Rev. Alpheus S. Mowbray, secre-
tary OF the book committee and sup
erintendent of the district, discussed
the different church papers
"Denominational papers," said Mr.
Mowbray. "do not have proper support
either from the people or the clergy
Our periodicals are all right in edi-
torialship. religious news matter and
general makeup, and rank among the
best in the land. but some of our pas
tors do not personally press their inn
portance on the members under their
charge"
DR.. Mowbray. in his opening remarks,
stated that the publication board of the
NJ. f. Church was doing the largest
business of any religious publishing
house in the world. Only of late, he
said, had it been on firm financial
basis One item of absorbing interest
that will come up before the next gen.
eral conference of the church. Mr..
Mowbray declared. would be the ques-
tion of the contemplated merging of
the two great publishing houses in
New York and Cincinnati into one.
The Rev. w. L. White. who was
slated to address the meeting to-day
on Labor Problems" will speak before
the association on the first Monday
after the Conference session.
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
TO REGULATE
CATTLE Staying

The Board OF Health held its bi-weekiy
meeting to-day at which Alexander J.
Taylor. the new chief OF the City En-
gineering and Surveying Department, was
present. II being his first meeting. The
chief engineer of the city is by virtue of
his position a member of the board. He
succeeded Howard b. Grifhths.
President Howell appointed Mr.. scho-
field chairman of the committee to draw
up an ordinance for the prevention OF un-
necessary smoke. This committee will
meet sometime within the next two weeks
and draft such measure for action there
on at the next meeting of the board.
An ordinance will also be drafted for
regulating the killing Of cattle within the
city limits The object Of this measure is
to regulate the time of killing at the diff
ferent slaughter houses not under the
immediate eye of the Government inspec-
tors so that a city inspector can be pres
ent when the killing takes place. It is pro-
posed TO provide in tho proposed ordinance
for the appointment Of a veterinarian TO
act as such inspector.
The board will again take up sewer
connections at its next meeting. This work
was halted sometime ago because OF the
winter weather.
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
MAIL BOXES AS
TIME SAVERS

II has been calculated that under the
proposed postal bill now before Con-
gress requiring every householder 20
put a mail box on his front door the
saving In time for each carrier In the
city Of Wilmington on tho first de-
livery alone would equal 30 minutes a
day, while the number Of days work
saved in a twelvemonth on this same
delivery by all the carriers would total
nearly $500. II is a semi-oficial esti-
mate that each carrier loses an average
of 30 seconds at each house waiting for
somebody to respond TO his ring and
come and take the mail from him. The
average carriers route has about $50
houses on it, and about half OF these
receive mail on the first delivery. There
are 81 delivery routes in Whining
ton.
Interesting as Il is TO figure out thus
the economical value Of such meas
ure. il is somewhat premature. how
ever. as the bill has not been passed,
and Postmaster Jester has not received
any official instructions from the Post
Office Department to make ready for
new conditions.
Meanwhile there is speculation among
the carriers as 20 whether the adop-
tion Of such a bill would mean a short
er working day for them or the cut.
/ ting down Of their ranks because Of the
/ fewer hours required for the severa
/ dellveries
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
CHANNEL REPORT
IS EXPECTED SOON
Engineers Meet Today and
May Send in Finding by
Wednesday

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-A report Of
the Board Of Engineers on the proposed
thirty-fve-foot channel in the Delaware
Is expected to reach the Senate by the
middle of this week. The board will meet
to decide upon its recommendations to-
day. The recommendations then go to
the chief Of engineers. General Marshall
and from him will be sent 10 the secre-
tary Of War for transmission to Congress
It is hoped, however. tina. the report
may be in the hands OF the Senate
committee on commerce by Wednesday,
In which case an appropriation to be-
gin work on the deeper channel can be
inserted in the rivers and harbors bill
by the committee before the bill is re-
ported TO the Senate.
Senator Pcnrose will take care Of the
matter in the committee II he can only
get favorable report to work upon.
He believes the report will be favor
able, and it greatly pleased with the
splendid showing made in the hearing
in Philadelphia by the commercial or
ganizations of Philadelph.a and the c.h-
er allied cities
So general a demonstration Of public
sentiment i'm favor of so greatly needed
anu So NAAtNlahAo n I1UAiN AuARA0NN-
ment. the Senator thinks. could not fail
to impress the engineers. just as Il Will
impress Congress when the matter Is con-
sidered by the two houses.
The fate Of the channel is still depend.
ent upon the report Of the Board Of En-.
gineers. II the report is favorable. ther
II is expected Senator Penrose will ash
for an immediate appropriation OF not
less than S2,OO0,OOO
It is his opinion. as we'll as that o.
Representative Moore. that the deeper
channel should be completed in not les
than five years. The totol cost, accord
ing to the estimate Of Major Deakyne
will be a little in excess OF $4,000 600, 81
that an annual appropriation OF s2.oo0. 90
will be needed 10 carry out the projec
in the time specified.
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
AWAIT ONLY MOTOR
FOR EXHIBITION CAR

The exhibition car built for the Della
ware Anu-Tuberculosis Society at the
Penna, r. r. shops will be ready for it's
trip down the State as soon as a dynamo
for its lighting shall he provided by Gar
rett, Miller Company. This concern has
ordered the dynamo from an out-of-town
company and shipment will probably be
made within a few days. Most OF the
appliances used in the display at No 7ia
Market street have been placed in the
car and It is practically ready except for
the dynamo.
There are now eighteen patients at the
Hope Farm sanatorium Of the society al
Brandywine Springs. five having been
admitted isst week. All are showing
progress.
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
DIsSOLUTION NOTICE.

GENTEEMAN IS, JCDGE, COMFORT
Toledo Ohio. Feb2i-it
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
MAY COME. GREETING:
whereas, II appears 20 my satisfaction
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the consent OF all the stock
holders deposited In my office, the s. II.
lszard Company. corporation OF this
State whose principal office Is situated
at No. sos Market street, In the. city or
OF Delaware. has complied with the re-
ouirements OF IAN Act providing Gem
eral Corporation Law amended and ap-
proved March Z, A. -. 1901, amended and
and approved March %. A. d. 1905, amen
ded and approved March p. A. %. 1897,
and amended and approved April 3. a.
y. 1909, preliminary to the issuing or
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION,
Now, therefore /, William r. Smithers,
Secretary OF state Of the State OF Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said cor
coratlon did on the seventeenth day OF
February. A. ID. 1910. hle In the ONCE a
writing. TO the dissolution OF said corpo-
ration executed hy all the stockholders
thereof which said consent and the rec
ords OF the proceedings aforesaid. are now
on file In my said office as provided oy
law. -.
I have hercunto set my hand and
official seal, at Dover this Seven.
(SEAL) teenth day Of FEBRUARY IN tns
year of our Lord ono thousand
nine hundred and ten.
WILLIAM T. SMtTHERS.
Feb2i. .2s-Mar7ii. Secretary Of state
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
FOR FAIR EXHIBITORS

A number Of special premiums have
been offered for the county fair this
year
Amcng those in hand are an oak rock
ing chair from James Meharg; a silver
jewel box. a silver sugar bowl and
silver-back cloth brush from Lyn
Thomas.
None Of these have been assigned, but
will be at the next meeting OF the eX-
executive committee An assigned pre-
MUM by Crosby and Hill Of a pair OF
LaFrance Shoes for women, 10 be awar-
de for the best dozen rusk without eggs
This is the same kind Of a special and
given under the same conditions as last
year. Persons desiring the carly pre-
MUM list are asked TO send their names
and addresses TO the office of the secre-
tary, No. / West Fifth street, in order
that they may not be omitted.
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
A MILLION DOLLARS.
FOR ADVERTISING.

An appropriation of one million dol
lars to be spent this year advertising
Pape's Diapesin and Pape's Diuretic
has been deoedided upon by the direc-
tors of Pape. Thompson & Pape Co,
Cincinnati. o. Seventy per cent. Of
this amount will be spent in the news
papers Of the United States. Canada
and Mexico.
This immense appropriation. one Of
the largest ever known, proves the
Companys absolute faith in the worth
of their preparations. also the fact that
the newspapers are the best medium
TO make a good article nationally
known. Our readers are already IA
miliar with Pape's Diapepsin, which
is said to be, splendid preparation TO
relive upset Stomachs and Indigestion.
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
NO WORD ABOUT BONDS.

City Solicitor Brady did not receive
any communication today from L. II.
Rollins and Son, OF Boston. Mass. the
issue. They wrote on Saturday that
he would probably hear from them to-
day. Mr.. Brady now expects to re-
ceive a letter from the firm tomorrow
morning at which he thinks will con-
tain the information when the COM
pany will take up the issue.
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
PREPARING TO
7 EXAMINE CHILDREN

It is understood that sixteen nurses have
volunteered to assist the physicians and
dentists who will make the physical ex-
animation OF the public school children Of
the city. Or. H. G. Buckmaster, chair
man of the Board of Education health
committee, said to-day that he had not
yet received a report from the New
Century Club educational committee as to
the exact number Of nurses available FOR
the work.
1t was expected to start the examination
on March 1, but there will be a delay OF
several days and It may be that the ex-
animation will not be started until Mon
day Of next week. Blanks are now being
printed for the dentists, gotten up on the
same order as the physicians blanks
It is proposed 10 have a nurse, dentist
and one or two physicians at each school,
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
GENIUS MAY GET
A PAUPER'S BURIAL

The body OF Charles Edison Gales
who died in the Homeopathic Hospital.
on February 9. is at the morgue and un-
less friends advance money TO pay for a
county burial ground.
Gales lived in this city for several
years. He is said to have been the in
ventor of a roll-top desk and other use
full articles. He was a native OF
Hoosac Falls, n. Y. Despite his patents,
he is said to have had but 10 cents when
he died. His death resulted from COM
plications from injuries he received in
a fall on the ice during the winter.
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
WILMINGTON EATS
CONStDE RABIE MEAT

Meat Inspector Morrison. in his report
to the Board Of Health to-day. showed
that he inspected 500 cattle. $50 calves.
40i sheep and lambs, and 2i20 hogs dur
ing the month OF January. In that
period he condemned three hogs and e15
pounds Of meat.
The report showed that the carcasses
received here during January number as
follows; Cattle, SCI; calves, s.. and
sheep and lambs 1873.
Evening journal., 1910-02-28
DIAMOND ICE
who's your Ice Mani

LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.
March 2-Public Sale at I o'clock, p. M,
Of personal property, stock and
Farm Implements on A. q J. p.
Sharpless farm near Ashland, Del.
Isaac Dixon.
March 2-constable's Sale, loads Of
Furniture at Stidham G. Sons Aue-
tion store, III East Fourth St.. at
10 o'clock, a. m. Stidhsm g. Son,
Auetioneers.
March s.-ReaI Estate, at Court House
for John Il. Rodney, attorney, at
10 o'clock, a. M, by Stidham &
Son, Auctioneers.
March 3.-Publio Sale at 12 o'clock,
% acre farm. Mrs. Annie p. Gar
rett, Strickersville, Pa.
March 3.-Public Sale Of Registered
Stock and Farm Machinery, 1-2
mile above Wooddale, on Laneas-
ter Pike, at I p. m. Lilburns
Chandler.
March s.-sale Stock and Farming
Implements for executors Of 4.
Newton Chambers, near Mermaid
on Lime Stone Road at 12 o'clock,
noon by Stidham & Son.
March 4.-Sale Of High Grade Furni-
ture, Administer Carpets and Rugs,
Beddinq, Iinoleum and Mattinss, at
stidhan G. Sons Auction Store,
iii East Fourth St., at I o'clock,
D. m. "Wateh this paper for ad
Of SALE"
March 5-Sale Of Stock and Personal
Property for William Stafford, near
Eden Park, at o'clock, p. M, by
Stidhann & Son, Auetioneers.
! March 7-SaIe Of Stock for Pusey
/ Brown at TalleyviIle, Brandywine
Hundred, at o'clock, p. M, by
Stidham & Son.
March s-SaIe Of Furniture and An
tiques, estate Of Mary Chandler on
Lancaster Pike above 4 Mile Tav-
ern at o'clock, p. M, by Stidhanl
G. Son, Auctioneers.
March 9-SaIe Of household goods and
farm implements and stock, on the
road from Hsre's Corner to Chris.
tiana, Del. Thomas =. Fleming.
March 1o.-Sale Of personal propert,
for oeeurity Trust Co., Of Jones
Estate near Centreville, at 4
o'clock, a. M, by Stidham & Son
Auctioneers.
March 1o-Administrator'sS Sale Of Per
sonaI Property Of the late Rober
Dennison on Limestone Road, / =
miles South of Southwark Station
on the Lsndenberg Branch Of E
& o.
March 14.-Sale Of Stock and Persona
property for Dominiek Lombard)
on Newark Road, I mile fron
, Stanton, at 12 o'clock, noon, b
? Stidham G. Son, Auetionesrs.
e March 17-Public Sale of Cattle an
Horses at Hares' Corner Hotel, b
w. S. Burris.
!, March 17.-Ssle Of Furniture at %
. Broome street, for John Gibbons
at 9 o'clock a. M, by Stidham
Son, Auetioneers.
D March 21--Publie sale Of Farming I'm
I plennents ard Household Goods b
Artlur W r. Weld. Wooddale. De