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Evening journal., 1910-08-20
PUBLIC SALES.


stock, Implements, and 60 head Of
Horses and Cattle.
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale
az Bear Station. Del, on Friday, August
AT 1880 O'CLOCK. p. NJ.
The following described Personal Prop.
erty, 20 wit:
No. Nancy Wilkes. black mare. sired
by Pete Wilkes, 2.12 l-2, z years old has
been mile in 2.40 without training, hrst-
class family mare or worker.
No bohemia Boy, Jr., bag colt 4
years old sired by Bohemia Boy, 2.17. This
fellow is not afraid Of anything. and a
pure gated trotter.
No 8.-Venir sorrel mare, looks like a
2.15 trotter, sired by Pointer Woodruff
dam Mr.. Balt's 2.27 Ia trotter at New
Castle.
No 4.-Jersey Belmar. bay gelding 5
years old. 10 hands high. sired by Bcllman
dam standard bred mare. This one prom
No 5.-Birt, brown gelding, 5 years old,
By Pazote, good worker and driver
No. o.-Flirt, bay mare, years old, by
Midnight Bells, an extra good mare any
whore you put her.
No. s.-Bnly, bay gelding, Z years old
/ is hands high good driver. and worker.
VNo s.-Two year old colt, Hambletoniar
stock
No. 1O.-Bess, bay mare, years old
/ great road and work mare.
mules, nice size and good team anywher
No la.-One odd mule. good size
No 1A-Bay Stallion. 10 years old, sire
by Ganet's fast PAGER, an extra good hors
anywhere you put him The balance AZ
workers and drivers
40 HEAD CATTLE.
25 Mix Cows, part Fresh, balance milk
ers and springers. Three. yoke Of heav
oxen, extra good ones and broke to wor
in the timber business or anywhere Fiv
Stock Bulls The balance are one an
The above stock viii be sold withou
reserve and guaranteed as represented OF
day Of sale. Come and spend the day.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
One farm wagon, nearly new two-seat
ed carriage I market wagon, / sulkey, cult
vator j wheelbarrow seeder. sled,
Spring tooth harrow, 1 Spike harrow,
grain fan 1 feed cutter, sets double har
Z ness 4 sets of single harness, 10 sets plov
harness collars / forge and anvil,
roll OF wire, ? feed boxes. ! movable tank
4 portable hog houses. chicken houses
single and double trees ] harrow, lot o
bags, IL sashes. 4 butter boxes, block
lot Of chains milk pans, milk cans, churn
q corn knives, ? wagon jacks, broa'
axes, ] vice, shovels and picks, erosscu
saw. / Deering mower, 1 roller, I rake.
plows. , cultivators, tables beas'eaa'
chairs and many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.
On an sums Of $50 and under the cas
will be required; on sums over that amour
a credit Of Three Months will be givei
purchaser giving bankable note with ap
proved security. Interest added from ia
GEORGE z. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
WAITER s. BURRIS
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
.ELOPTNC BOY
MUST FIND JOB
Youthful Bridegroom Told
That He Must Support
Child Wife

Married man" and "incorrigible
child" did not appeal 70 Magistrate
Yates. Of Philadelphia. as synony-
nous terms when called upon to de-
eide the case OF John Meyers, the
fifteen-year-old bridegroom who re-
Gently eloped 30 Wilmington with a
girl one year his junior and VINO wat
yesterday summoned for refusing &
either work or attend school.
Meyers was arrested Thursda,
night and in addition to being classe,
as loiterer. he was charged with
being incorrigible by his father. WIG
appeared against him. Following the
testimony Of the parent Gid the pc
liceman, the foet Of Meyers's mar
Tiege was divulged. whereupon the
magistrate considered the cause Of
justice would be served in ordering
the youth TO turn his attention TO OBJ
tanning a job
On July 2S the youth escorted Flor
ence Stevens. IA years old, TO VIII
mington, where the pair were mar
ried. upon alleged declarations that
they We're of the proper age. After
the ceremony John and Florence went
to Atlantic City on a honeymoon.
which was suddenly terminated by
the young mans desertion of his girl
bride. He returned 90 his home IN
Philadelphia, while she remained at
the shore
Questioned by the magistrate yes
terday. Meyers said that Florence was
still at the resort. and as a result Of
his promise to obtain work Meyers's
father took him home. Efforts will
be made to annul the marriage.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
RUBIN DENIES THEFT,
BUT HELD FOR COURT

Before Magistrate Gluckman yester-
day afternoon Benjamin. Rubin denied
that he was IN any way connected with
the theft OF the S125 from George p.
Frederick at Brandywine Springs on
Thursday He was held in $1,000 bail
for hearing on Monday afternoon and
in default was committed to the work
house Rubin is charged with being
one of three men who stole a pocket
book containing the money. Detective
Bernard J. McVeigl found Rubin on a
car with his hat and coat on. He had
'been running and as soon as he
boarded the car he removed his hat
and coat He refused TO give his name
when arrested and claimed he lived on
West Fourth Street. Men who saw
Rubin near Frederick Identified him
and he was held. James Salisbury
and j. Pierce Cam have beeen re-
tanned to defend him.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
MAYOR CAYNOR
OUT OF DANGER
Will be Removed to Country
Home in Few Days to
Hasten Recovery

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
HOBOKEN, n. j., August 2O.-That
Mayor Gaynor is now considered out
of danger was officially announced by
the doctors at st. Mary's Hospital to-
day. His improvement has been such
that they are now considering the
auestion of his removal to either the
Adirondacks or his country home at
st aJmes L. /. to complete his recov-
cry and It is expected that he will be
taken from Hoboken within the next
week or ten days.
In a bulletin issued this morning
the doctors said:
"The Mayor slept well last night
and ate a hearty breakfast this morn
ing. Later ne went to sleep again. His
symptoms all continue favorable anC
we consider him out Of danger.
(Signed) "Arlitz,
Stewart.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
OPERA HOUSE FOR
CITY CHARTER TALK

The municipal and legislative COM
mittees of the Board OF Trade have
decided to engage the Opera House.
If possible. for public meeting to be
addressed by the Hon. James G.
Berryhill. OF Des Moines. Iowa. Mr..
Berryhill VIII speak on the comis-
sion form OF government, as in forcc
at Des Moines. and the purpose of eho
meeting will be to gauge the interest
here in new city charter. The board
will be governed by the interest shown
in this meeting By its plans for fu-
ture endeavor in favor Of a new city
charter.
The date for the address has not
been selected owing to uncertainty as
to Mr. Berryhilfs engagements. u
is hoped, however, to have Mr.. Berry,
hill here either next month or ca iy
in October. Prominent men will be
given to opportunity at the meeting
TO express their ideas as to changes
in the city charter.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
PATCHING UP
PARTY TROUBLE
LOnGwOrth Believed to Have
Some Message From Taft
to Roosevelt
ROOSEVELT EMISSlRIES
WILL JAUNT TO BEVERLY

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
OYSTER BAY. Aug. Efforts to
bridge the chasm between Oyster Bay
and Beverly were begun to-day.
Son-in-law Nicholas Longworth
came to Oyster Bay to-day fresh from
the golf links and political councils
of Beverly. There Is no doubt here
to-day that Longworth comes as an
envoy from the President TO measure.
accurately. the width OF the Taft
Roosevelt breach, and TO do his best
to repair the damage Colonel Roose-
welt refused to indicate the chances
for a reconciliation.
Meanwhile Collector William Loeb,
Jr.. and County Chairman Lloyd
Griscom, Of New York, are preparing
to go TO Beverly, to try their hands
at peace making They are not going
as Roosevelt emissaries. for Roose-
velt declares he knows nothing of
their plans But both Loeb and Girls
com, as well as many other Republi-
cans. are admittedly alarmed ove~
the Roosevelt-Taft situation. They
realize that II Il comes to an open
fight. Roosevelt vs.. Taft. they will bt
/ placed between the horns OF a mosi
unpleasant dilemma and called on e
stand up and be codnted on one sid,
or another. So they have busted
themselves. Following the council o
war at Sycamore Hill ON THURSDAY
they have made preparations to taxi
their peace making visit to Beverly.
II is pretty we'll understood tha
Colonel Roosevelt is not over anxious
for the success of their mission. .
II Is probable that any terms 3
compromise that might be satisfac
tory to Roosevelt, would be too drastic
I for acceptance by the administration
and that a refusal 10 COMPROMISED b,
Beverly would only intensity tn,
| trouble.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
FALLING DERRTCKS
MENACE WORKMEN

About twenty stone cutters en-
ployed by Simms and Co. on the new
Baltimore & Ohio bridge over the
Brandywine river. were menaced by
death yesterday morning when a guy
line parted and two 70-foot derricks
fell among them. One man, whose
name could not be learned was bruised
on the right arm. The accident drew
a large crowd OF people to the scene
and It seemed little short OF a miracle
that no one was killed.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
BABY DEAD;
NOT SLEEPING

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Doctor won't
you please see what's the matter with
my baby? He doesn't seem to be
breathing right" begged Mrs. Lena
Johnson as she held her infant out to
DR.. Langroche in the Harlem Hos
pital to-day. The physician took the
child in his arms. II was dead. The
mother swooned when the physician
told her. She had been working in AL
bany and had come down on the morn
ing train. She thought the baby was
sleeping.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
HORSE HURT BY
FALL in HOLE

Carelessnes in former city officials
and employees in covering up a hole
almost caused the death Of a horse
owned by Stewart & DonOhoe yester-
day afternoon. The horse is valued
at $3.50. The hole was in the ground
az Fourteenth and Grant avenue which
has been used as pasture land by
Stewart & Donohoe since 1907. The
hole was covered by the city employees
in 1905 by simply covering II with
boards and earth. The horse broke
through the covering and it required
the assistance Of a number Of persons
to get the animal out of the difficulty.
None of its bones were broken, but
it is badly strained and unfit for work.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
Col. Alnscow 10 Meet voters.

Col. A. l.. Ainscow who is a candi-
date for Representative TO the Cen
eral Assembly, Us arranging TO hold
a number Of meetings in the district.
Having made such a splendid record
in the last Legislature he feels that by
having quiet talk with the voters
he will become better&cquainted with
them. Harry l. ellis is Col. Ainscow's
ODpOneDt
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
PoIIeemnn nends nfi Flre.

What might have been a destructive
fire was checked early this morning
by the promptness OF officer Palmer
I'm reporting the fire and the equally
prompt response of the local firemen.
A pot Of grease on a furnace ia the
restaurant of John l.. Knotts at No.
209 East Front street, became ignited
and blazed fiercely until overcome by
the firemen.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
CONTRACTORS HAD
FUN ON RIVER

The schooner Martin Anderson. OF
Maurice River. n. j., arrived here last
evening in tow of the tug Taurus
She had on board about twenty-five
contractors. who had been the guests
OF the Charles Warner Company on
a two-days' trip down. the bay. This
was the second trip made during the
week and all had an enjoyable time
and caught considerable fisls
The party left Wilmington on wen-
nesday and next morning ancnoreu
7 off Beadon's Point After nsnlns "
/ to noon the schooner went 70 roi,ss 80.
Z cues where the day was spen- -
hstb,ng was superb and IN the even
s-'.t 10 shev roolx part in the festivities.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
HFT p WANTED-FEMALE.

- ,r1rrr, rvprRTFNCFD SALES
w LADIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
FOR WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
SALARY 81 PER DAY WITH eEXCEL-
fFNT CTIkECF FOR ADVANCEMENT.
f. TOPKIS SONS,
nA.s ago MARKET ST.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
WANTED.

W to travel Men and women for crews
now forming $4,000 per month above ex-
penses easily earned. Rapid promotion.
Greatest novelty Of the day. Address Man,
sger, Richardson Park, Del. a15.17,2o
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
HELP WANTED-MALE.

1KTANTED-BOY EXPERIENCED II
w feeding lob presses. 18th and Walnut
upstairs New Anstel Press als-3t
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE
Every Saturday al Blair's Bazaar, at
O clock of Horses, Wagons and Harness.
Horses Of all descriptions. Wagons of all
description. Harness Of all description. Lot
Of new buggies and runabouts, laundry wag-
ons. milk wagons and farm wagons VIII be
sold for half their value. Lot secondhand
wagons.
WANTED-Wagons, harness and goods Of
all kinds will be stored at reasonable prices
until sold This is the place to store your
goods as we have better chance to sell them
than any other store room in the city.
KLAIR'S s BAZAAR.
Eighth and Tatnall Sts., Viii, Del.
Sale every Saturday. Klair, Auctioneer.
afB.ttstf
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin f. Strebb, of
No 1908 Lowering avenue, wishes to
take this opportunity to thank their
many friends aud members of Crus-
aders Castle, No. 5, X. q. f., for
their assistance TO them during the
illness Of their son, Frederick s., and
for the beautiful flowers sent to
brighten up their home at the time
Of the funerals
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
GRACE CHURCH DON'T
KNOW OF PASTORS CALL

Although il was reported that DR..
H. w. kellogg. pastor of Grace NJ. f.
Church.. had received a call TO an
other city and might possible accept
il, members OF the church said to-dny
they had heard nothing Of IL.
DR.. Kellog is out OF the city. ana
will not return until about Septem-
Der 1.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
FINDS MAN In HOUSE;
FELLOW MAKES ESCAPE

A few evenings ago while the fam
lily of Andrew Travis of No. 112 Adams
street, was sitting on the front porch
his daughter went into the house. She
found man hiding in the dining
room. He made his escape.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
MAY SHOW FIGHT
PICTURES In NEW YORK

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ALBANY. n. Y, Aug. 20.-Exhibi-
tions of the JeffTies-Johnson fight
pictures in this state are not viola
tion Of the penal law, according to
Attorney GeAeral O'Malley, who ad-
vised Governor Hughes to that effect
to-day.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
Mrs. AbbIe barnett Dead.

Aged sc years, Mrs. Abbie Barnett,
widow of James II. Barnett, died in
this city yesterday The funeral ser
vices will be held in James T. Chand-
ler's funeral parlors. No. pa West
Ninth street on Monday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. Interment will be in VIII
mington and Brandywine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
Taxes Come Slow.

Tax Collectors MARITIME, Of Brandy
wine hundred and Huson, of Christi
ana hundred SAT In the Levy Court
room to-day but received little county
taxes. Taxes are very slow in coming
i'm this season.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
THIEVES STEAL
MILE OF WIRE

The telephone line between Newark
and Elkton was tapped last night.
The thieves cut down nearly a mile
of wire. and carried it off in a wagon.
The police here were notified to be ON
the look out for such team.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
MIR. KANE RECEIVERS FROM
ILLNESS ATTACK.

Councilman James Kane who has
been confined to his bed with an at
tack of acute indigestion is much inn
proved. He was able TO sit up today
and expects to be in his Office as super
intendent OF the freigh car repair
shops Of the p. b. & w. Railroad Co.,
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.
Mare An Offer

on 2O6 S. jackson street. Owner deter
mined 10 sell. Rents for $500, and in good
condition WILMINGTON TRUST CO.,
dupont Building. 10th and Market Sts.
Aug11 1Th- Sat-Tu
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Gen. Wlckersham to Go to Camp Perry

Adjutant General I. Pusey WICKER
sham, o. NJ. d., will leave tonight for
Camp Perry. Ohio. TO witness the rife
shooting contests there. Delaware has
a squad of rifemen entered in the
events. General Wickersham will re-
main at Camp Perry while the Della
ware soldiers are there.
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statesmen WANTED.

@ AIEsMAN AN-EXPERIENCED IN ANY
- line TO sell general srade in Delaware.
r-nexcelled specially proposition with
BRAND NEW FEATURE, Commission
with S35. 90 weokly for expenses The Con.
tinental Jewelry Co., Cleveland, Ohio. aa0 it
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
ms Anoiher Frnnk Lewls.

Frank Lewis, Of No. Sl4 kirkwooq
street. has been considerably annoyed
on account OF man by the same name
being arrested during the week charg-
ed with larceny. That man is in the
workhouse.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
Mnnse Gn lo RnItlmore.

Members of the Order Of the Moose
met last night and made arrangements
to attend the annual convention OF the
order at Baltimore on Monday. IL IS
expected that about $50 members Will
make the trip
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
PROPOSALS.

Y ORr DUPONT. DELAWARE CITY. DEL.
August 5, 1910. SCALED proposals. in tri-
plicate On Q. NJ. q. o. Form No. "a will be
received here until ll.o0 a. m. September
o. 1910, and then p.L-cly opened, for con
structing brick Quartermaster' Workshop,
and moving and enlargng frame Ordnance
Shop, at Fort DUPONT, Del Plans and spec
ihcations can be seen here and also in the
Office Of the Chief Quartermaster, Dept. Of
the East, Governors Island, n. Y. tnfor-
nation furnished uDon application Deposit
OF $1,000 certified check required to insure
return OF plans and specifications loaned. U.
s. reserves right TO accept or reject any OF
all bids or any part thereof. Envelopes con-
tainings bids should be indorsed = Proposals
for Shops aud addressed TO Constructing
Quartermaster Fort DUPONT, Delaware City,
Del. a5.6.12,13,19,2O
Z oRT DUPONT, DELAWARE CITY
DEL, Ang II, 1910.-Sealed propo
sails, in triplitate on Q. NJ. G.. O. Form No
a. will be received here until il a. M
Sept. II, 1910. and then publicly opened
for mecadamizing section Of Port Penn
Road adjacent TO Fort DUPONT, Del lnfor
nation furnished upon application. Plans
and specifications can be seen here. Depos
u Of $500 certified check required 20 in
sure return Of plans and specifications loan
ed. U. $. reserves right 10 accept OF reject
any pr an bids. Envelopes containing bid,
should be ndorsed Proposals for RoaC
Maeadamizing," and addressed TO Con
structing Quartermaster, Fort DUPONT. Del
aware City, Del. -
Aug12.13.19.2O.26.27
d RoPosALs-sEALED PROPOSALS
will be receiced BY the Board Of Po
lice Commissioners until Wednesday, Au
gust "a at o'clock p. m, for furnishing
and making winter police uniforms and hel
NETS. Specifications can be seen at tn
Office Of the Chief of Police.
GEORGE BLACK, Secretary
Board of Police Commissioners. al0-st
D RoPosALs-NEw CASTLE COUNTY
Delaware, per cent. Highway In
prOvement Gold Bonds.
Sealed bids will be received by the IN
dersigned until 12 O'Clock noon, Septom
Der 9, 1910, at the Levy court Room Coui
/ House, in the City Of Wilmington, De!i
! Of 5000 4 per cent coupon Highway In
provement Bonds, to be OF the dcnominl
I tion OF $1,000 each, wish interest payabl
! semi iannually January first and July frs
Both principal and interest payable In col
I coin, at the Farmers Bank m Wilmington
/ Del
The bonds shall bear late OF July Is
/ 1909, will mature tS15 y0O annually July is
! 1856 20 July 1st 1853 Inclusive and S20. 90
/ 1860, and will be delivered 10 the nul
chaser September goth 1910, O. tile Count
Columbia Trust Company IA the CITY ,
/ New York.
A certified ehc.e foI 8. per cent NJ IN
face value Of bonds bid for, pagbale 20 Il
Treasurer Of New Castle - tntf, DClawar
must accompany each h'i.
Tho right IS ioservsd to reject any or q
Dsniel Thompson, Chairman llran'
Committee. a2c--
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


NJ OT1CE-TO THE HONORABLE JUDGES
- OF the Court Of General Sessions Of the
state Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
County We, the undersigned freeholders
and respectable citizens OF School District
No. 45, New Castle Hundred, do hereby GER
tify that Manuel Hendler, the tenant and oc
cupant Of the house situated az New Castle,
School district, county and State, aforesaid
and described In his application and who is
an applicant for license on Monday, the
18th day Of September, A. D., 1910, being
the next term Of said court. for the sale
Of Intoxicating liquors in quantities not less
than one-half gallon thereiny not 20 be drunk
on the premises, he being a licensed retailer
Of goods, wares and merchandise the aggre-
gate cost value Of his stock constantly kept
ON hand for sale is not less than ive hun
dred dollars he is man Of full age. sobriety
and good moral character; that such sa'o of
Intoxicating liquors at said place is neces-
sary 20 accommodate the public, that he n
the tenant and occupant Of said mouse, and
the following respectable citizens OF said
school district at least six o. whom are
substantial freeholders Of said school dis.
trict. recommend the said application viz
Geo NJ. Riley, VIM A. Matthias,
Peter Toner, James b. Brady,
Michael J. Reedy, Thomas Leonard
Alex. McGue, Jas. T. Weldon,
u. Chase, Vim. p. Auld
James j. Wright, George Bratton,
George T. Unger, John j. Walls,
James B. Toman, Jr., George r. Twitt,
MANUEL HENDLER.
a1s.8t
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
Iarr cnnrt Men AZ Races.

Members of the. Levy Court VIII at
| tend the boat races at the Whining
ton Yacht Club this afternoon, and
will be entertained at dinner by the
] I..l
Evening journal., 1910-08-20

State Of Pennsylvania SIS.
County OF Beaver.
Before the undersigned Notary Public, in
and for said county and state personally ap-
peared j. l. Martin, President Of Beaver
Petroleum Company and G.. T.. Bennett and
Raymer directors Of the same, and in due
form Of law acknowledged the foregoing in
strument 10 be their free act and deed for
the purpose therein contained
WITNESS the hand and notarial seal this
26th day Of July, 1910.
Ny commission expires at close next ses-
'''- 0''' GEORGE R. BovARD,
Notary Public
e George r. Bovard. Ny commission ex.
Notary Public, pires at the close OF
Beaver, Pa. next session Of State
STATE OF DELAWARE.
OFFICE or SECRETARY or STATE.
/. William 7. Smithers, Secretary Of state
Of the State of Delaware do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is true and
correct copy Of Statement OF Reduction OF
Copital Stock Of the 'BEANER. PETRO-
IFITM COMPANY as received and hled
I'M this office the eighth day Of August, A. d.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 7 have
hereunto set my hand and Official seal, at
/ Dover. this eighth day OF August, in the
/ year Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and ten. ,-rrrr.,,r s,,,rrYr,s
secretary's ONCE Secretary of State
Delaware,
1855. s'S'
Aug1s.2o-27
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
CouIdn't Go On Excursion.

Owing TO the Steamer Ulrica getting
out of repair members of the Sons
of st. George were disappointed yes
terday and could not go to Penns-
grove. There were 800 in the party.
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
Greni Sachem on Ylsll

Great Sachem Harry w. Sinclair,
accompanied by the grand chief, OF the
l. o. r. NJ, visited Little Bear Tribe
of Red Men last night
Evening journal., 1910-08-20
Retreat for Clergy.

The annual retreat of the clergy
of the diocese of Wilmington will be-
gin on Monday at st. Charles College.
Ellicott City, Nd. It will be in charge
of Father Barrett, S. J.