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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
IT ;;e(Sent grplup bolbtes npliI

I Rusarnnoen oeo Siniisen- grno.
oonmnel,, Iom ga bleo gift for olloeit
@ono, bar SO gar gommel, og Brit
scr, bar cgiaa abifiaig tilaars.
9rltoqomnlen boboe bolot lit Tsrlte
9rpQltp / 1914, og bIonot 8iGiters
ne bettne Gang bar ogiua en- at Sic
iterne ira 1914, nemlig gontle 81
ourbsrlto fra attraa | Sm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26

S~smbfsrielen. Der er gooe ro'
fiater til, at Sserporten fra ssorge
iaar bill gipe ct 1lbbptte al "a; 0
Wsilioner Ser, mems bet ! ct Wfio'
bcIsuor bare err 100000 aroner.
Oct bebfte gar bibtiI er 1898 meo ct
lI6bntfe az bel As Milioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
cperretsiasfsrer Garl 9epin bIi.

Der peS Den fienote ~fisbeubnouife
gldoirosiper gtatSruao Sersleps
Do en- al a~rotngerne til pen itore
8irfiombeb. Sfisnt Sr. Sepin flo
Der | en- orielie og goo Sagisreritil'
ling, piISe bet life urOre nogerL ON
ban mn isgte nper / Rebaftionen al
Se Blade, ser bsrer til oct SerSIep'
ife 8egime, fir. "8ort 9ano".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
anlemrrfe. sanaturiet paa 2oniie

bsi peb 8olStng narmer Jig M me-
get iterff fin 6uloenbelie. De TO
Snnftionerboliger % SperIGseboli.
gen itaar flllot fGroige, o. Soerl9.
gem flptteoe iile. "aplo. slu." ttrb for'
leben Dag. acknowledgement og
De sprige gpsuinger er Omtrcnt !
Srben, og paa Sooebbpeningen pil
8pdrien Blue beiit meo bet ferite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
ct tibet Barn brnfnct. Sra Sficr

VT ltpcf yaru prhihei' Olu Nv"
meoOeLes ben Ste Srli: @n 212
Star gamnel Gige, Satter Al Tor.
orim g. SoIberg poa @lnobolt
Soaet, 6~rufnebe igndr gftermioodg
/ en- Ole poa @oarben. Sim nraa
bore Itprtet neo i Snen, uoen at mo-
aen bar merfet ret; tbi % SsIteren
fom for at bente gortb, fatot bun
Set life 9id.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
Missr Euarcbanf fiul6e 40e 81

feire lit 75.Marsiubilnlm og bar !
SEN gnIeening nosipet ct pafterf
,toitnret Minocbeite meo geretrttne
orn ganfens Siitorie ! De f%orlsone
gdr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
Sturt Nsntfnno.

Sturf Isntinnb. sra @rcnoa
mcS0eles Den SOC Sui: 8eo Geo'
legnina of en- @asIeOning til en-
3smrermeiter ". 9ilOe t~iibsreuoe
gienbom / aasabe itsote arbeios.
muno Sreoerif geterien ca. 1 Allen
inSer Sorooperfidben poa en- arif.
fe, iom SerpeS off / Stpffer. geo
nprmere ltuSerisselie ptitc oct iig, at
aruffen inbcbolot ca. 12-14,000
aamle oanife, iuroa SsIumsuter ira
fiofte SaloOel AZ Oct 13Oe aarbun.
Sreoe. Isnteriie beieSe ialt t6-iS
grnS. Ter blep itrnr tilitiaet Ra.
tionalmu'eet @eoSeleI'e ON 5uuoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
Is War INN Grhferer.

ger Splaipo fun / bisie Gage feire
20. IurSiubileim iom SrSfsrer |
4raafitab. Zen iielone gegtpenbeb
oil blipe ferret meo EFT Set, iom al.
bolbes eiter Snobpoelie at Spare'
bantens Erection. Selten boloes
boa @aurben H~lileitao og bar piiil.
oct meget itor Sillutning. Meo itor
9pgtigbeo bar Sr. Spiano | bisie
% 9lar leSet fin aomnntite, % ban
itp6er Ga oeioa fine Weoborgeres zig.
telie og Sersipertbeb / en- @rab, iom
bliber nreaet foa iii Del.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26

Safer @ape. getle @tiile, ero'
anger, bar ifiGrttet fin @ouro neo
0pitran6, pero mtnolt ct Sres Si-
len aroner, I'll 8peoen iom 6atttg-
qaoro:. &un bar betinget Jig $50 SIR.
al goor6en / IS gor. Wsen at bette
bor bon afIat 80 &rorter aorltg I'll
Spaebusopbol6 for en- ubemtolet,
meSSeler "8orsgr. Sib."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
@ispifnbitiainaen INIT. ira Sis,

rif mcooeIes ben Ste Sui: lloitil.
Iinaen, iom Iiitfes iafteTL bar p9ret
beIsat al co. $4,000 Nsemeifer. Da
giaetiaIaet ioaleoes o~oerifrioer oct
6uoaettereSe meS 60 PCT. baabes paa
soet RciuItut tiltroos for, at llbaii-
terrie pna @rrtno al ltbiiaiuacns
coerraifenSe Snfdns nntirIisois CT
bleuet iterre emo beregnct. uoitii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
On International flnueaae.

aisbenhopn mcooeles Den Zoe Suli:
Soag opertlses Slpgcplnoien poa
anlaaer Of Oct itnuoiunpiifc Nero.
brunieIifnb. aftiefnpttolen. iom
ior ell prientlis Sel er ipeuif. er CO..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26

Sssr'or Tan life soirssr bIiue aniat
bes srdnbb9ieaet?
Rei. ior be fan 10 IT, bI're Serrer
oper SIoen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
Gienopmsialg.

Gienoumsials. ltbipfnirgSicr.
eningen for Sfanoerbors % ben
norbIise Del al Belle gnrt bar yoa
Ell ertrnorbfner @enernlforiamltrg
bempnoieet geitprelfen I'll at tnofis.
be ct 9ur 8aaroe til ll0itpfring,
nemlia gierrebosoarb ulSer Wsatrup
@cSs og en- itsrre 8aarb | gierre
Serre0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
9rufnet / Ssnbre 2anb. gn II

9rufnet / Ssnbre 2anb. @n 10
elnrs aammiel 9ise, 9atter al GUS
mono Sans Spper1to, iflloe torle'
ben babe Ianunen meb ct Bar artore
Smoupiaer. Sun 100 paa en- Sten
peS Soloselpen | 9anO og ioa er en-
8eae fonrntet 90 ifpqet betoe bort.
9iaet funbtes efter en- Climbs GOT
nina blooia oa fsnberilaaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
Stpr Gienboms6amoel.

golo / gerulm, 6 SIM. fra ariitiania.
err al gieren, ariitim Ereiteriio,
iolot til Sr. OLAF g. Isller, 9ram'
men, for $1,000 ar. @eeb eten'
bommer, Ser bor 4t0 Wsoal Sno.
mari oa SIT Msanl Sfog idrnt 2
,Siisnmn0spldbie, fulgte &eite os
Reoifdber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
Qererinteu:

eererinbeu: -SocS er Slertol al
Sdn?"
9iaemor: "Spilinser iror issl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
NsrHe 2Iasies l~sarmIano.

vi tifbpoer for SaGs lsmrrfet qars 1
Woro fafofa os SaIfatdeuan, Ga.
naod. vi iaieer tuu bet alerbeofte adno, fra
SIS pr. We're o. tn bstere griitr. on paa me-
Oct itberale 8ilfaar til ptrteEiae Setflere.
Str'p itrats eiter n9rnsre E~plpsninaer.
T. A. NELSON, Cashier Portal STATE Bank.
PORTAL, ~. OAK.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26

Gu Stamtapls oper SamiIien
@erelien-@erels err uoarbeioet al
Ntifnel Slutt. Slnstens Stnnfar
bier iis at p9re en- omlif Barber peo
@apn Sans StuIt, bsS / 1859. =
Sans Born foIbte fla Sonien Rap-
net @ereIs eller @ercIien optreSer
ferit hos 8dreb1rnene. Slegtens
10 met frentrnoetoe Meno bar p9-
ret @nitor U. Y. @ereIs peo 0or
SreIiers airfe i ariiimsu % giifop
@ereIien / Sronobiem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
Sra uoree.

Y~orsernnbs &irfe (Eitlioeit) par
Ssnboa ben lobe Siili $50 slar 81
airfen bIep reiit peo fripinise @aper
oe foiteoe i9roig mellem 8 os ooOo
HiasboIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
On SuuSreSaaris. Gnfe Sobanne

Warsretbe 9orien, isot Sonsbotter
/ Sbenie fpIbte forIeoen Dag 100
@ar. Cen eamle Some bar, itoer
Bum | 1876 blep Gufe, boet hos jim
gleieoatter % oermes 0ta1o, Cont
rer e. Snnien paa 6raligoe Deorf.
Ssoielsbneshdrnet er iiage Sons
Eio." raif oa oonosfriif, Ipier apis
% I~triffer Strsmper uOen griler og
gaar bper 9og en- liOen Eur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26

43 StaalSampifibe poa tilianmen
2S,370 9rutto 3e9iitertons pur Der
Sen life SuIi iodr urber gpgltna
peo norife @erfiteber. 9erimoo fun
8 Seilifi6c pno tiliummren onnfring
500 Cons. vi 0ampifiberte falht
fl poo ariitfmia nteo $3.50 Cons,
If poa Bergen meo 1926 Cons, a
poo SrorObieln meo 5,149 Cons og
8 puu SreorifsItab meo $3.50 Cons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26

Tarlig Spbmmetnr. 6rd Sanoc'
fiorb meSSeIes ben Zoe SltIt: Gn
gIiffcnilager peo gtapn HorSgret ut
iooa bet Srtofalb Of faitc ing Sisen
Tor at Ipsnme oper 9~pfiorben til
Sromnrs. Sun bar inriolertio life
fonrmet mango gtetcr no, Tor ban be-
aunote at iprtfe. San blep trrffei
Oh / Ell Sado og brngt | Sano, boor
han toaes urocr 9p9ebebmolfng
men 0ipct ror Sa nlIereoc i~Ioiluffet.
San efterIoSer Jig Some og Ct Barn
| imoo Soar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
em RimSeitem. 8aa aorssr Sir.

Gn Winbeiteu. 8aa aorser STIR
feguoro pil Der SsuoaG Den ABE
altaiit bIfpe inooiet Ell RtnoesmPrfe
for 9iateren 9drI @uqaers Slritr1L
Sboru 5ieoler ira @osnrS, til boem
3igteren bar ifrepct ncsle al DC
f%fisnneite aiprIigbeo&oigte, Tom uper.
bopeoet finoes poa Oct Orrife Sprog
("9mnpffihet 9spen" oa ~et Gem
Sebrep"). 5orfattercn alireo Spien
er iom 5ormmb icr 9~tuticrroI 6or.
fntterforening inobliot til at bcloe
Min0etolen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
$50 ManS | CSSa upiaat.

TOO WIUHU ! ~UUu UVTuBf' Oru
SS0d ifripcs til "8eroelts Gang"
BEN Ste Sui: Sra 7be bs. er $50
arbeioerc peo SSoo Garbibfobrif
opiaat. @rimoen Iieger / De flame
Stoer poo garbiomarfeoet. Slere
gdrbibfabrifer cr allereoe itmict.
men Syabrifen | SSoa bill aligeoel
finrte forti9tte 9riftert laurent
Gpondmibfobriten iommeiteos goar
iorSen. Snoifrarfnineen / 9riften
bill Sa miiIigens INN bare til Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
sat. GtemOoHs N,
HlfaISS ener tinsie.

&perfisfsr1euttr unssr -ruats-, ~7sasie~. Til.
!dlas~ o. -@fferfpsraieI" fefter 70 Gents for rs Gro
tpr hrer @dnG, pg TO Gents Or. rre for AT. ion orers
iftacr y Orb. ADertsfiemeutsr .tnefngss fffe fsf
miaore cub 80 0euts. ReHee mda nffdDiaefia nsbs
tslss ale BsfIliuser. Tef Isuasr ia TIE az bsafSse
iaa 'n'aa SunHfF. y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26
Gn aammcl 2arpifsbprser, Cart.

ner Sobm Mortenien, b~egrapeoes
forleoen Dag. NeS bam er en- al De
foa earnle 9orpifstpper borte, ifrioer
"Sarlsberg og Sarptfs amtstib."
slQe fierrote BEN elifelige @amling,
Der meo GiearItlunpeiL en- Nelif Ell.
Ter R~oienfnop | Whinoen rusle0e ON.
firing / Saperne, ipsete meo 9srnene
% bapoe ct penIigt Sro til ollie, ct
9iu / pligtopfploerrbe Grbeioe til bet
itoite, ct 2ip / Sfisnbeo meIem @srn
oa g(omiter. lite SamIar 1911 full
Sc bon fcire fit Semtiunrsiitbilnlim
Iom airfetiener peb 2aneeitrmos
Strife % rsre alofferne for itoite
Sang; men oct blep life iualeoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26

Sune Strife pe6 Sorpsborg, Tom
neobrpnSte for ca. 2 aar fiber, er
I'M mart i9roig til otter Of taees !
grug. Gen er betpoeIig foritsrret
cg ~forifisrnet | SorboIo til Den
aonle Strife. Saarnet er bsiere emo
for, og aoret er betpSeIis itsrre;
@aleriet langs Sfibet er ilsiiet, ioo
Der MI finn or @oleri 200 Srgelet.
airfen tager fia meeet soot no oa er
ianoipnIigpis oen ndfreitc 9nnbsfirfe
/ 2anoet. I'll anifaffefie al Srsel
iii airfen bar gorresaorb Sabrifer
/ surpsbore ffi9nfet 10000 ar.;
Orqefct bpgees al Sirrtoet Slien &
Ssraenien, 2riitiania. 5ru Sispo'
nent GeSerien. gorregaaro, bar
Ifienfet aIterols m. b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-26

100 gar. RprOerbop Sogmeiel-
ifab feirebe ben 10oe Suli lit 100
aarSiubiLplnl ibet SeIitabet for
Rinaerifes 9eI, iom oct ba beo, itii'
tebe5 1Obe Sitli 1910. SrIflbis
fsrIte 9eitpreIie bar asiesior @ui8,
aaptein Gmcfcr, Treiterlic Sieritlf,
Siertseuts iuntt Eropritrr @oifgre-
oinf. Sogrielifobets nllcGrenOe
Snrmono or @uorobruger Slai Scr
0en.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
WILL BUILD
NEW BRIDGES
Levy Court Today Decides to
Invest $4,000 in Two
Structures

Al the meeting OF the Levy Court
today $1,000 was appropriated FOR new
bridge to be built over Red Clay Creek
at stanton and $500 for bridge over
White Clay Creek.
County Treasurer Burns reported the
receipt OF 81 from Commissioner Dem
nison for old linoleum sold. The linol-
cum came Off the floor IN the Protho-
notary's Office. The sum Of $50 was re-
ceived from the Wilmington city Rail-
way Company as rent for Washington
street bridge.
SNOW bills figured largely at the
meeting today. II cost $4OO to open
the Hamburg road a few years ago
Il will require nearly that much this
time. A matter that the commissioners
took up oday was that OF drainage as
cuts were necessary TO be made in
the snow banks 10 prevent the flow Of
water from washing gullies in the roads
Henry Hopes bought n property al
tax sale FOR SAL The taxes had been
paid to former Receiver OF Taxes Ret
tew but It was sold and Hopes was
unable to secure title TO the property
The amount paid was returned tc
Hopes.
Mr. Dennlson drew attehuph 10 Svil-
plants concerning the blocking OF the
Elsmere crossing by freight trains
MIX men are delayed from time TO time
from 80 TO so minutes.
on motion OF Mr.. Dennison the clerA
was instructed to confer with the at
torney for the Levy Court and thor
notify he railroad companies that the
crossings must not be blocked.
An agent for a company selling re-
volving doors explained 10 the cour
the advantages Of such a door. The
door would cost $500.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
MINNER CASE
AGAIN IN COURT

Wallace Minner, former lessee Of the
Grand Union Hotel. at Front and
Union streets. who was adjudged a
bankrupt in the United States Court
recently, made a second application in
that court to-day for confirmation Of a
composition Of twenty-five per cent. to
his creditors. Judge Bradford fixed
Friday. February 4. at II o'clock, for
a hearing in the matter.
Mr.. Minner made a similar compost
tion some time ago. but 1t was denied
by the court because some Of the
creditors had refused to accept, and
for other reasons.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
POSTMASTER ASKS
PUBLIC COOPERATION

Postmaster N. Howard Jester is doing
everything in his power to increase the
efficiency Of the postal service in this
city and in order to bring about perfect
system, he appeals to the public for its
cooperation. He says:
"The public is vitally interested in the
character Of the mail facilities afforded.
At a trlhing expense and with little in
convenience to themselves the patrons OF
the service can give the department sub
stantial aid in its endeavor to meet sat
isfactorily the rapid growth OF our postal
needs. In the last analysis all expenses in
CURED by the Government for this pur-
pose, whether necessary or unnecessary.
must be borne by the taxpayers. With a
reasonable cooperation on the part OF
the people who enjoy tho benefits Of the
service the department can save much
unnecessary expense and apply its funds
more effectively in raising the standard
of efficiency. There are various ways In
which the people may assist to this end.
''The equipment of every residence with
a private mail box in cities that have a
carrier service would greatly expedite
delivery and save annually several mil
lion dollars.
'The plan OF posting heavy mailings in
the early hours Of the day instead Of in
the evening, particularly on the part Of
large business establishments. would dis
tribute more evenly the daily work of
postoffces and permit prompter hand
ling OF the entire volume OF mail than is
possible under congested conditions in the
closing hours.
'The general use Of return address
on letters would eliminate the heavy ex-
pense OF handling unbelievable mail and
insure prompt return to the senders.
'rrhe prompt notification Of postmaster
in all cases OF changed address, and sim.
narly the prompt notification Of publish
ers by subscribers, would prevent mucl
unnecessary waste OF time and effort il
mail handling.
''rhe addressing Of mall matter legibly
. completely, and In the proper form would
; greatly facilitate its dispatch and avoit
the expensive treatment required for mai
/ improperly addressed.
.sThe exercise OF greater care I'm th'
! preparation OF parcels and packages to b
: sent through the mails would save thu
service much unnecessary labor and ex
pense.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
GOODWIN TO
SERVE TERM
Supreme Court Denies the
Appeal Of Convicted
Politician
WAS NOT IN COURT
TO BE RE-SENTENCED
Special to THE EVENING JouRNAI.

DOVER, Jan. 1S.-Judges in the Su-
preme Court of Delaware at noon to-
day handed down an opinion in the
appeal from the Court OF General Ses-
sions OF New Castle county IN the case
or John Goodwin, Of Delaware City,
who was convicted OF attempting 90
bribe q voter.
Goodwin in the county court was sem
fenced TO be imprisoned for tive years
and was fined.
The Supreme Court to-day affirmed the
judgment of the Court OF General ses-
sions. This means that Codwin's appeal T.
denied and that his sentence stands.
Goodwin was not in court when the SUI
prome Court turned down his appeal. 30
cause Of his failure TO appear he was
commanded TO present himself az l23
o'clock tomorrow to be sentenced. He "a
out on 5000 bail.
The courts decision was unanimous
Chancellor Curtis read tho opinion.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
MOUSLEY AGAIN
RIVERVIEW MANAGER

The Riverview Baseball Association at
a meeting last night reelected Prince A..
Nfousley manager Of the club and in
structed him to at once arrange for hav-
ing the association represented this year
by the fastest baseball team in its history.
Every member OF the association express
ed confidence in Mr.. Mousley's ability TO
manage the team and he was instructed
TO proceed at once in the work of signing
players. The club will continue to play on
the Rivcrview grounds.
The association officers elected last
night follow: w. G. Farra, president;
Egbert Nutter. vlce-president, II. p. Pot
ter, secretary and Daniel Pipino, treasur-
er
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
Financial and Commercial.

c. T. Hudson and Co. stated this morn
ing; Look for further declines here to-
day. Buy nothing at present but on any
show or nrmnese,, reduce long holdings.
The liquidation will go further. Washing
ton adviees appear TO indicate that the
cihc suit. The money situation should
improve as result OF the heavy liquida-
ton"
+. d. Lackey & Co, state to-day: 1.-THE
large amount Of odd lot buying shows
plainly that the market IS right for in
vestment purposes ana with this class
OF support under the market, Il Is alto.
gother unlikely that prices win be allow
ed to go very far below those OF lasi
night and early to-day. The market al
noon showed substantial gains from tn,
lowest fgpres and showed the supporting
orders continue, a good rally above thos,
prices now prevailing should follow. Stee
and Copper, as well as the good rail
road issues should do better"
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
NOTICE A CHANGE
IN THE WATER

DO you notice any difference in the
drinking water you are getting in your
home?
If you do. perhaps it is due to the fact
that you are getting filtered water. Some
Of the water that has passed through the
s25OOOO filter plant is now being drawn
from the city mains.
In another day or so perhaps all the
residences will be getting the purified
water. You know it takes some time for
It to supplant the unnltered. bacteria
laden water in the mains. But better
water Will be there bye-and-bye.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
MEMORIAL IN MEMORY
OF DR. JOHN J. BLACK

AT a meeting OF the Dr. Black Memorial
Committee in the home OF John II. Rod
additional names were added to the COM
mittee In charge OF the work. New Cas-
tie proposes taking the lead in the work
The following communication has been
sent out by the committee.
This community and state has suffered
a deep and wide-felt loss by the recent
known public-spirited citizen and dstin-
guished physician. In the latter part
or his life his jealous sympathy and ef-
forts were enlisted on behalf OF the fated
victims OF the dread disease of tubercu-
losis, the number OF whom seem to be
increasing most alarmingly. In arousng
private interest and State aid, he was
active In season and out OF season. His
pioneer efforts IN this direction, seconded
most ably by others, have resulted in n
/ plan OF procuring a site and erecting a
erly and scientifically treated. At this
4 place. most appropriately called Hope
/ Farm" Il Is proposed by the friends OF
the movement and OF DR.. Black, 70 erect
or addition TO he called after him, and ir
which may DO placed his likeness so thai
| there may be a continual remembrance,
OF ono who did so much to relieve ane
mitigate the ravages OF this terrible
| malady. A committee has been formed
IN New Castle 70 present the subject t'
I DR. Blacks many friends and admirers
II is hoped and believed that n fund suf
ficient TO effect an appropriate and de
served memorial to Or. Black and assis
trbnted s |PIK ana Oh v5ur sbseTgsen % IN s1e
amount as may be convenient 70 you 3
invited by the committee. Cheques 0
cash may be sent to William J. Ferris
him at New Castle, Delaware, the whic
will be credited TO the fund and prop
erly acknowledged.
VIM. J. FERRIS. Chairman
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
SIECERELLA
MUST HANG

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Jan. 1s.-The Supreme
Court at noon today denied the appeal
Of Joseph siegerella, who was convict
ed in New Castle county court OF fell
onious assault upon a girl.
lie is under sentence to be hanged
on September %. Affirming OF the
judgment OF tho court below today
means taht siegerella must be ex-
ecuted.
Judge Hastings read the opinion OF
J Supreme Court.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
WOODPILE FOR
LATE COMERS

A new penalty has been tried at the
Eugene High School for tardiness and
absences that has proved effective, says
a Eugene oregon, dispatch to the Sc
attic Post-Intelligencer. Principal
George Hug announced some time ago
that the male student who is guilty of
a certain number OF absences from
classes or OF q certain number OF times
tardinoss shall throw a cord of wood
into the basement OF the school. There
are nearly n hundred cords in the
school grounds. The first penalty was
inflicted recently. The student at first
refused 20 throw the wood into the
basement, and the alternative of do
ing so or quitting the school was given
him. He first went home, but came
back later and exercised his muscles on
the woodpile.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
COLLECTS ALL
TAXES FOR 1906

County Treasurer and Receiver Of
Taxes Burns presented the following
10 the Levy Court to-day:
To the Levy Court Of New Castle
county.
Gentlemen: I beg leave to state that
have settled the taxes for the City
Of Wilmington in full for the year 1906
as follows; Judgments against 3S per-
sons as per resolutions Of November
2-9, 1909. amounting TO assessment 36,
1876 tax, SiS0.9S. Final collection, as
sessment 1ossO tax. S519o; total s2S2ss-
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
Stock Markets
United Press Leased Special Wire

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The stock mar.
ket opened weak, but after a few minutes
srowed Improvement and prices ranged
slightly above yesterdays close. Consoi-
odated Gas and the copper issues were
prominent.
u o'ciock-The most important trading
during the morning was on cable orders
from London. Sales OF 5000 shares pro
lowed which strengthened the entire list
Governments unchangd; other bonds IT.
regular.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
Bridqe Aqain Out Of Order.

Before the Levy Court this morning
Commissioner Perkins commented on
the condition OF Third street bridge.
He said the bridge was so constructed
that the crib from time to time gives
away, the machinery is light and no
one considered at the time the bridge
was built Of the possible effect Of troll
ley traffic on the structure. The bridge
is out of service again and Mr.. Per-
kins attributes the trouble to the troll
ley traffic on IL.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18

A patent fastener for wool bales. to
take the place of twine. has been intro
duced in Austria II is claimed that IL
prevents any vegetable hber from the
outer covering adhering to the fleece.
Live bees are sometimes shipped on ice
so as to keep them dormant during the
journey. This is particularly the case with
bumblebees. which have been taken TO
New Zealand, where they are useful in
ferullzing the red clover that has been
introduced into the colony.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18

esting and helpful criticism OF sermon
by Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman on immortal
ity. Mrs DIR. France recited a compost
tion concerning tho experience Of q dying
woman whose sins were forgiven. A num-
ber Of songs OF half century ago were
sung.
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
TRINITYis PRAISE FOR
REV. DR.. MOWBRAY

At the last quarterly conference of
Trinity NJ. Z. Church, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted
''Resolved, That we tender to our re-
firing District Superintendent Rev. A.
& Mowbray our heartfelt thanks for
his Kindness, and love for us, and that
We wish him God-speed in whatever
field Of labor he may be assigned to-"
Evening journal., 1910-01-18
SERVICE At PALMER HOUSE.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Jan. 1S..-An impressive
religious service was conducted az the
Palmer Home az this weeks devotional
hour. by Thomas J. Stevenson, OF The
Peoples Church. Mr.. Stevenson was ao-
companied by several members Of his
praying band. The leader read an inter-