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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
DAY
AT CAMDEN CAMP

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Aug. 5.-"Temperance
Day" at Camden Camp drew a good
crowd. which heard an interesting
program yesterday. The Rev. Leon
ard White. who spoke in the morning.
made one Of the best speeches OF the
camp, showing a full knowledge of
the situation between the so-called
wet and dry elements.
Elmer Ellipgsworth Blades. of Sea-
ford, known as the college boy orator,
gave the temperance Grafton which
won the prize at Delaware College.
The Rev. John Mayhem Fulton. field
secretary for temperance of the Pres
byterian General Assembly. made the
afternoon address, presenting scien-
fifc argument on the temperance sub
iect "
THE exervices for the day, which
also included singing and readings,
We're under the direction Of the new
w G. T. u. president for Kent county
Mrs. Imogen r. Clifton, Of FELTON,.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05

Women's black and tan vici kid
and patent leather blucher OK
fords and pumps, fromQ0o
Sl.25 and $50, at 49,. OOO
Women's Russia Calf, Patent
Colt and Gun Metal Butcher Ok
fords and one and two eyelet
pumps that were sold for1 90
$500 and $3.50, now i sOC
Mems Tan Vici and Black Vici
Kid Butcher Oxfords, that we're
formerly $500 and S2.5O1 90
now .......-.. 4eOV
Misses and Children's Vici Kid
and White Canvas Pumps, that
we're sold for $l.00 to CO..
SIPS, now .......... OCV
Misses and Children's, Patent
Colt and Gun Metal Pumps and
Oxfords; sizes 6 to 8. EE
Worth SIPS, now .. tCC
Sizes 8 IL to II. worthOO.
pl .oO' HoN ........... wv
Sizes II IL to Fl 10
Worth $l.75, now IelJ
Infants Black Vici Kid, button
with Pat. Tip, worth SOC, DE-
now ...........s OON
Do not fail TO come to be con-
WINGED at our bargains.
BAER'S SHOE HOUSE
6l3 King Street
Ask for our Special Coupons.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
BEGIN TO QUALIFY
VOTERS TOMORROW
Registration Officers Will Sit
All Day to Enroll April
CantS' Names

Registration of voters throughout
the State incident to the November
election will begin tomorrow. All
arrangements for the Wilmington
registration have been made by the
Department of Elections, and L. J.
Foulk. clerk of the department, has
sent out all the necessary books and
blanks for the use of the registration
officers At each registration place a
flag suitably inscribed will be dis
played for the information of those
desiring to qualify.
The registration officers will open
the booths at o'clock, and will sit
until Z o'clock in the evening, with
recess from ~ to / o'clock.
The registration will be held on
August 6, 13 and 90, September II
and October %. Only persons who
register on one of the three days in
August will be permitted to vote at
party primaries this year or at the
primaries for city election next year.
A person must have lived in the
district thirty days. in the county
six months and in the State one year
to be qualified to vote. Foreign-born
persons must show naturalization pa
pers before they can be registered.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
CITY HAS BIG
BANK BALANCE
Treasurer Reports That $780,
900 is on Deposit; Depart
mentS Get Allowances

According to City Treasurer Ross
report to City Council last night, the
city has S539.O3741 to its credit in
the local banks. The treasury re-
ceipts for the week we're big. They
follow:
James H. Morris, s144,713.55; Eu-
gene NJ. Sayers, SOS, 593.75; George H.
Mccall. $500; miscellaneous, S1,6S611.
On motion of Chairman Kane, of the
finance committee, $4,000 was order
ed deposited in each of the following
banks: Farmers, First National, Sc
curity Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany. Central National, Delaware,
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
pany, Wilmington Trust and Delaware
Trust
The following amounts we're al
lowed:
Water Department, $4,000; Street
and Sewer Department, $4,000, Park
Commission, $4,000, and Board of
Health, $3.50.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
SHOW STATE STOCK
AT MARYLAND FAIRS

Delaware College is preparing TO
make an exhibit at the fairs to be
held in Pocomoke City and Salisbury,
Md. this month. The stock that is
being fitted for this exhibition con
sists of the Percheron stallion, an
important Percheron brood mare and
a yearling Percheron stud colt. In
sheep, pair of aged ewes. a pair of
eve lambs, a ram lamb and an aged
ram of the Shropshire breed; a pair
of two-year-old ewes and ram lamb
of the Rambouillet breed, and an aged
American Merino eve The exhibit
will also include an aged Yorkshire
yearling SOW, an aged Tamworth SOW,
and a full show of Berkshires.
The purpose of the college in max
ing this exhibit is to familiarize the
farmers of the Peninsula with the type
of live stock that is being handled
at the college both for educational
and experimental purposes. II is
hoped that in another year a full
exhibit of dairy cattle will be includ-
ed in the College Farms fair exhibit
tons.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
GET PAY FOR
BOND OPINION
City Council Orders Check for
$l54 Sent New York
Attorneys
DEMPSEY BALKS
ON TIE PAYMENT

The finance committee of City Coun-
ell last night reported favorsbly on
the bill of Hawkins. Delafeld and
Longfellow. attorneys of New York,
for $t54Os, for an opinion on the
100000 bond issue for street i'm
provements. which N. w Harris and
Company. of New York. the successful
bidders refused TO accept
Councilman Dempsey, of the First
ward. who brought up the same mat
ter some time ago. again called
Councils attention to the stand he
took with reference to the bill. He
thought that II was wrong for Coun-
ell to pay the bill on the ground that
the New York attorneys were EN-.
ployed by Harris ard Company and
not the city He said, however. that
inasmuch as the finance committee
had passed upon the matter, he would
vote to allow the bill. but he gave
notice that in the-future he would
vote against paying such bills.
I Mr. Benson. of the Seventh ward. n
member Of the finance committee, eX-
planned that It was understood when
! the bids were opened, that In the
event of the attorneys for Harris and
Company finding the last election H.
legal and the bonds being refused on
this ground the city pay the attorneys
for their services.
Chairman Kane and McMullin, Of
the Twelfth ward. the other mem
bers Of the finance committee, made
similar explanations
Mr.. Dempsey insisted, however,
that II was not right to make the
taxpayers paw outside lawyers for
opinions when our own lawyers
could do the work He considered it
q reflection on the ability of the latter
The report of the committee was
accepted without a dissenting vote.
The Water Witch Fire Company in
a communication informed Council
that It had placed an order for two
automobile fire apparatus to replace
the present equipment.
J. Harvey Whiteman representing
the Pioneer Club Stables in Orange
street in the rear of the post Office,
recently acquired by the United States.
in a letter asked for the return Of
1899 overpaid in taxes on that
property The letter setforth that the
Pioneer Club Stables had paid $3.50
taxes for the ensuing year. but only
had the property twenty days before
the government obtained possession
of it. The government is exempt
from taxes and for that reason the
petitioner asks for the return of the
! difference, which is S93.39
The matter was referred to the
finance committee.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
SHELLPOT PARK

WEEK OF AUGUST 1, SUNDAY EVENING
Dress parade and drill Of Mountain
Spring Rides, beginning az o'clock.
FREE BAND CONCERTS
Henry and Young's Military band every
afternoon and evening, $50. 4so, 7.so and
Gas.
FREE ATTRACTION
Leroy and Co, in novel high wire gym
nastics in front Of bandstand at $50
and $50.
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
Every afternoon and evening Admission,
10 cents. Thursday night Airateur night.
DANCING EVERY EVENING
$50 D. m. and Thursday and Saturday al
ternoon, $50 p. n. Ladies free every after
noon and evening, except Saturdays and
holidays, 10c.
NOVELTY DANCES TUESDAY NIGHT
FOR PRIZES.
Mountain Spring Rifles, with band of
twenty-five pieces. in military encamp-
ment and fancy drills.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
STATE NEWS NOTES

Mrs Anna Gamma, who was a for
mer slave of former Governor Of Della
ware William Cannon, is dead at
Bridgeville.
Mrs. Hester Gray. Of Bridgeville,
who was taken to the Homeopathic
Hospital in Wilmington for treatment
OF a complication of diseases, is i'm
proving
Charles, the infant son Of NJ. W Will
liams, of Bridgeville. who disappeared
from his home here over a month ago,
has succumber TO an attack of pneu-
monia.
When Coroner Elias R. Griffith. Of
Sussex county, conducted an inquest
over the body of John Holmes, the
negro who was murdered at Woodland
late Sunday night, he made the two
hundred and fifty-third inquest he has
held since he has been in Office.
Farmers throughout Sussex county
are becoming alarmed at the contin-
ued drought. which has begun to do
great damage 10 crops.
Members of the vestry choir Of St.
Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church
Of Seaford are raising money to erect
a parish hall.
William Q. Johnson. brick manu-
facturer. of Blades. an adjoining town,
has announced himself candidate for
nomination on the Republican ticket
for sheriff Of Sussex county.
A movement is on foot TO hold a
church camp meeting at Concord. Sew
eral years ago a camp was conducted
there with great success.
Falling in line with a number of
other lower Delaware towns, the bust
ness men of Woodland have called for
a public meeting TO be held there
tomorrow night for the purpose Of
organizing an active board of trade
A telegram received from South Nor
walk, Conn. informed Mrs Sarah Out
ten. of Blades, that her husband, David
Outten. had killed himself.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
RAIN FAILS TO
MAR KIDDIES' JOYS

That II takes more than a rainstorm
in the morning and threatening wealth
er during other portions of the day to
keep children away from Brandywine
Springs Park on the day set apart for
them was we'll illustrated yesterday.
The park was we'll filed with them
and as many were accompanied by
their parents it looked like a holiday
at the park
During the performance Of the
Aeolian Opera Company in the sum
mer theater, Master Carl Kuhn gave a
singing and dancing act, which was
greatly appreciated by the little peo-
pie. II will probably be his last ap-
pearance here, as the little fellow will
leave in a few days.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
FARMERS WILL PICNIC
UNDER SPRINGS PARK TREES

The committee in charge Of the ar
rangements for the outing of Pomona
Grange has decided TO hold It on the
hill at Brandywine Springs, under the
big trees, where farmers gatherings
have been held for at least two hun
dred years. The date is August %.
The public is cordially invited.
There will be speaking by prominent
men and women, with vocal and in
strumental music.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
CHARTERS GRANTED

DOVER, Del. Aug. 5-The Diamond
State Building and Loan Association
was incorporated TO engage in and
institute new building and loan as
ISOLATION TO issue its stock to work
ing people for the purpose OF obtain
ing dwellings on small monthly pay
ments. The capital stock is 100000,
and the incorporators are of VIII
mington.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
OPERA MASCOTTE YET
PLEASES AT SPRINGS

This evening and tomorrow after
noon and evening the Aeolian Opera
Company will again OFFER The Mas
cote at Brandywine Springs. The
company wins new laurels at each
presentation of this opera and its ex-
cellent work combined with that OF
the enlarged orchestra is proving de-
cidedly popular. II is the aim OF the
railway company 10 give the best pos
sible entertainment regardless of the
small price OF admission.
On Sunday the opera company and
orchestra will give free concerts as
usual and an elaborate program is II
rehearsal for these vents.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
RIFLES IN DRESS
PARADE At SHELLP0T

The Mountain Spring Rifles gave
dress parade and exhibition drill at
Shellpot Park last evening. Their
band also played excellently. They
will repeat the drill and dress parade
on Sunday evening at z o'clock
Last night was amateur night in the
Family Theatre and a number of
clever amateurs appeared. The Henry
and Young Military Band is giving
programs Of music afternoon and
evening OF each day.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
Outlne for GoIdbeaters.

eThe Goldbeaters' Union, Of Phila-
delphia. will bring between 300 and
800 people over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad In a special train to
Brandyw1ne Springs tomorrow. The
Roldbeaters are the men who take
gold and beat It into the thin sheets,
which are used IN fine decorations.
Zach year the Philadelphia union
brings an excursion to Brandywine
Springs Park.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
MAKING TEST
OF GAS METERS

A special demonstration Of gas
meters is being made by the Whining
ton Gas Company at its Offices on
Market street above Eighth. A gov
eminent inspected gauge. such as is
used for testing meters is being dem
onstrated by the chief Of the meter
shops. The manner in which the
meters are tested at the local plant
is also shown. The purpose of the
company is TO show the public that
the meters are thoroughly tested be-
fore installed
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05

James Hansen, of No. 424 East
Fourth street. celebrated his seven
tieth birthday on Tuesday. He is a
retired passenger engineer Of the
Pennsylvania railroad
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
Yacht Clnh Id nlnner.

The choir of St Johns Episcopal
Church was entertained at dinner in
the Wilmington Yacht Club by A.
Felix DUPONT last night
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05

A powerful microscope is recon-
mended by the Department of Agri-
culture as a kitchen utensil to detect
adulterants.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
Promotion for RaiIrond Man.

NJ. B. Ryan has been promoted from
an acting TO a regular passenger con-
ductor on the Delaware railroad.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05
BAER S
6I3 kim Street

Our August Clearing Sale on all
WCmsn's, Mems and GhlIdrsn's
0xiOrds and Pumps on which we
have made big reductions TO clear
out quick.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05

On Outing TO PennsgrOve.
About two hundred and fifty people
went on the excursion of the City
Mission yesterday. The outing was
given on the steamer Ulrica to Penns-
grove.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-05

Visit Yerger's August Sale Of Pic
lures for Bargains. 419 Shipley st.
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Cbiptbals s2lmsftellmug

Gin Invertebrates 2lusiteQungsobjett
fir bic Sbiotbals2lusteQung 1T bonn
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ma in Birmingham, gtla., Die i'm in
Der grsto[lettion beg Suoens aus8us
Itellen oebahte. "a jeDod in pieisr
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ben tann, bus iiber 80 9funo pieqt,
bat bic Observation-Disclosures ben glod
iibernommen unD piro i6n an elmer
Stells, no er re6t in Die 4ugen fdQt,
our S6au Iteueu.
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momo Gin, 81, ajng aeiteru oen
9irsttprtum cine 3uIdrift 3u, in mel
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balten tpar, lQut tpelhem Die Wit9lies
Der ii2 noh beiten Srdftsn an Der 4us-
IteLIuns betbeiIigsn uno iis audi beiu;
6en molten.
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Oeburten.

Senrp unb aots 6. Mepers, 1893
Sorssnt Gtrabe. anabe.
Grneit uno Sbu y. gloutisr, go
on 6. Strabe, 8nabe.
Charles unb Barbara g. arau1,,
2344 8ine Strabs, anabe.
Sofeph une auguita .. gontabinu,
314 Sf peari Gtrobe. RGbhsn.
Gbtp. uno Rate 8. 6u6er, $50 Sps
eamprs Strabe, Wdbhen.
2ouis 3. unb Wlarie u. Sanarb,
118 2ibertn Strdbe, RGbh.n.
Sohn uno 9ilp 9. Shroeber, 439
0apton S!rabe, Mdbdsn.
2eanber uno CLARA g. Spoler,
9riffoi, 9enn., Hnabe.
Carl g. uno pearl W. Wbitina,
$3.50 bdrporb 8psnue. Wdbden.
ghdrles MeGloub unb St,Ila YeI,
2217 Sefferion Apenus, Gndbe.
Soiepb unb 1annie Wlan Surbo,
Gbtparbs Rb., 8. g., WGbdsn.
4rtbur W. unb emma .. 5rsn6,
9ebdnon, g., WdoGen.
Willidm unb emma Z. Stsr, 1910
Sinn Strabe, anabe.
Willtam R. uno CLARA Weaper, 333
gnrraro Strabe. Goninston, an..
WsGbhen.
Joiepb unb Rate W. Seblsr, 1856
9iuburn 4penus, Wdohen.
Wm. ). uno lniee .. 9onopdn
1118 Brain StrdBe. Hnabe.
Saeob y. uno Catherine W. Sut:
ter, 1921 SioneD 4penue, anabe.
Jitnan uno aatie st. Olas3. 217
2iberin Sirabe, anabs.
Sllas unb Roiaiia z. Rags, 1872
Central gpenue, Wdb6en.
Soispb unb barbara M. Shrout
1911 Raee StraBe, anabe.
4nbrsas unb Wlaria a. 1ott.rmdn
1432 Walnut StraBe. Mdo6en.
sSpbn unb aatie u. 1renolar. 1926
2ogcn 6trnbe, ancbe.
Ronftnntine uno Miliba q. 2artin
1928 Central 2lpeEue, aHabe.
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StraRcnraub.

gert Gain, ein stngsfteIIter bs3
Clinton Sotsls, tpuroe gelteru Worgsa
in auer 6riibs, auF benz 6eimpege be,
gri'fen, on Der 9eOrgs uno Sim Ctr.
BON einem Reger anQeiprohen. ipsfhr
8elo BON ihr perlangte. 2tuf ieineWeis
geruue tpuroe er BON Dem freaen Dez
reIagsrer nieoergeIdIao:u. nit TuB=
trittsr miBbanOelt uno nit einen
MsFer beDrobt. Seius 6iIferufe purs
Den BON o:n yoli3jiten Mpler uaa
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beim 2lnblit Ter geamten ReiBuus.
Die Polislften perbafteten ipdtsr
on DER @eit 3. Strubs ben Regcr Wm.
SSentins, 36 Sabre alt, BON GOpingtou,
Gp., unb Ipegrten oeu 9efanqeuen 3u-
nGhIt peQeu Observation-Disclosures
ein. Gain, n:!6er iih Die bel Dem
Rencontre crlittenen WunDen i'm so.
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te, isinen 2lnoreifer njft ioentiit5irgr
5u tDnuen, ou sr oas Gjeiiht oesielbeu
in Der 0untelteit nid)t geieben babe.
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Xsorbereitmnge,t aetroHen
5iir bic Jabrt Der seleGaten aur res
pnbllfanli9en Transformation.

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Der bieiigen Gelegdten gu Der am 20.
uno 27. Juli in Columbus ituttfinDeue
ben republifanii9en StaatstonDention
iino nunmebr estroffen poroen.
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tbenben Rommtttees bat Setre!dr
3ibblss bon Rep Dort aus ermG9tigt,
ale arrangements gu trsffsn. Die
ssd6rt rpirb nit Der 8. uno 8. SzD.
Balm gemaht tperben uHo Der prsis
fir bic 5in zunp Ridfabrt, 8etDitiz
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8etoitigung in Columbus tetrdgt nur
$40 pro perfon. DER 9oriiBsr Der
Delegation III 6err George 3. GDr unb
na6 ibrer Qntunft in Columbus piro
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mittssmann, fsreo. guOsr; 9i3ss9ors
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q. drancis.
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Cine geial3sns Strais ipuroe ges
itern Dem 0rocer IIeranoer 9eB, Ode
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matentanren bombdroirt rnb '6lieBz
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in eem Qaoen ouf3ubaItsn unb ner
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bsitsbaus, $50 unb 8oIten perurtbeiit
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20. 1905 8ilita6 Ctr. ippbnt, puro,
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GageriIdJer lluteritiiB, -gsrein.

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mern gsnuBrei1e Stunoen.
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Sas Budget
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apenie, ghipinbfuht.
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Girabe, Snqueit In Gdpebe.
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