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Evening journal., 1910-12-02
Its Purpose.

They stood in front Of one Of Wash,
ingtons leading furniture stores. The
windows were full OF beautifully IN
laid pieces Of furniture, such things az
are only within the reach of the rich
and are meant to lend an additional
touch to the already perfectly appoint
ed home. Among them was an after
noon tea table. II was a frail. deli
cately constructed piece on rollers and
brought to mind an artistically gown
ed hostess serving tea to select CO.
terle. while the conversation dealt with
nothing more heavy than the latest
fiction and comic operas. With a long
drawn out sigh the woman coutem-
plated It. The man. following her
gaze, saw it and was unimpressed-
She hastened to explain.
That there is a tea table. It's just
grand to use when you amt got no
cook in the house and have folks in
Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
DEATH OF JUDGE
JAMES. B. Dill
Prominent Corporation AttOr-
ney and Known As Father
of Trusts"

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
ORANGE, n. J., Dec. 2.-Judge Jas.
Brooks Dill, often referred to as "the
father of trusts" died at his home here
early to-day. He was for many years
the most prominent corporation law
yer in New Jersey and helped frame
the articles of incorporation of many
of the big combinations organized un-
der the protection of the State laws.
His income was estimated at 100000
a year.
In 1905 he was persuaded to accept
a place on the bench and became fully
as noted a jurist as he was a corpor-
alton lawyer. He was about to re-
sumo private law practice, having re-
signed from the bench. when taken
with an attach of heart failure some
weeks ago.
The corporations that Judge Dill
personally organized while practicing
in this State had total capital of ex-
ceeding $685. 100000. For organizing
the United States Steel Corporation he
received a fee said to have been one
million dollars. He came into this case
as the result of the fight between An
drew Carnegie, Henry c. Frick. and
their associates in 1900 and through
his diplomacy brought the warning
elements together.
On the last day of his private prac-
tice. just before going on the Court
of Errors and Appeals bench, Judge
Dill refused a retaining fee of $25,0OO
equal to more than eight years sal
ary on the bench. He said that he was
through practcing law for a while.
His book dill on New Jersey Cor
porations" is the chief authority on
corporation law i'm the country. In his
younger days when he was a news.
paper reporter he covered the case ol
Molly Mcguire riots at Wilkesbarree
train on which he was riding was
blown up and Dill was one of the
four men who escaped death or serious
injury as a result His story of the
wreck was a scoop" and a bonus ol
$3.50 given him for it, was used to CON-
plete his law studies. He is survived
by his widow who was Miss Mary F
liansel, of Philadelphia, and three
daughters.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
STRICKEN MAN
FALLS ON STOVE

George Calcull, aged 60 years OF
No. 7O7 Locust street, employed by the
Mccullough Iron Company, went home
TO his dinner at noon to-day and while
no one was around. was taken with
fit and fell on a red-hot stove.
The aged mans clothing caugnt
fire In a twinkling and before otner
members Of the family could eXun-
guish the flames he was burned about
the right side and right arm. The
Phoenix ambulance took the man to
the Delaware Hospital where It was
said he would recover
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
Double Blue Stamps on All
Purchases.
Single Pink Stamps on all Purchases
Lippincott & Company
800 to 3l4 Market Street
Drapery Department

Table Covers, Oriental designs,
look like the real goods, both in
color, weave and design, regular
To.OO, AT .......... ......... .HI.OU
Stripe Couch Covers, in strong
colorings, full size and fringed, 81.
S1.50 and up to .......... $500
Satin Tops for parlor cushions,
Oriental and floral designs .... 75c
Satin top Pillows SIPS and 81
German Tapestry Cushions, rcgu-
lar $500; special .$I.35
Pillow Cords, each, 25c, soc, 65c
Administer Rugs of the best quail
ity and we'll selected line of pat
terms, regular $3.50, at ..... $500
Regular $500 at ...... $3.50
Rag Rugs, 25xs0 inches, each 75c
Hassocks, the best make, made of
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
HANDTRTMMED

'ight style, shape and quality desired.
teed gives them remarkable life and
lpe and preventing that pulled our
ordinary undergarments after wear.
supply your winter wants.
Underwear for Women. Vests,
high neck, long and short sleeves.
Tights, knee and ankle lengths.
Drawers, knee and ankle length.
In all-cotton, medium and heavy
weight. Extra sizes, 59c. Forest
Mills" 75c a garment.
Underwear for Women. Medium
weight, half wool Vests, high neck,
short and long sleeves. Drawers knee
and ankle length Heavy weights
high neck and long sleeve. Vests
ankle length Drawers In silk and
cotton also. Forest Mills" at 81
a garment
Underwear for Women, Orient silk
and cotton, high neck, long sleeve
Vests, ankle length Pants; also, me-
dunn and heavy weight silk and wool
high neck, long sleeve Vests, ankle
length Pants. Extra sizes SIPS
S1.25 a garment. All-wool, high
neck, long sleeve Vests and Pants,
ankle length.
Forest Mills S1.25 wolaen's
Vests, silk and wool high neck, long
sleeve, ankle length Pants
Forest Mills S1.50 women's
Vests, silk and wool, high neck, long
sleeve Vests, ankle length Pants
Forest Mills" Underwear for
Women. Combination Suits S1.00
garment. Light weight cotton,
high neck, long sleeve, ankle length,
high neck, short sleeve, ankle length,
low neck, no sleeve, ankle length.
$l.0O garment. Combination
Suits, fleece lined, high neck, long
sleeve, ankle length.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

dishes. Mrs. John s. Mullin was in
charge Of this department.
Mrs. W. b. Foster was chairman Of
all the committees. A popular feature
was Christmas tree, strewn with
gifts, under the charge Of Mrs. OKeefe
and Mrs. II. s. Goldey. About s35
was taken from the tree. and this will
go to the Sunday school funds. The
other proceeds 20 TO the Sewing So
ciety funds.
Besides the beautifully arranged
tables OF pretty articles, there we're
attractive decorations on the supper
tables OF red carnations, and red
shaded candelabra. Chicken salad,
oysters in different styles. rolls, cof-
fee, and ham we're served.
Several hundred people attended the
sale.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
SOME ARRESTS,
SAYS MIR. GRAY
AttOrney-GeneraI Hasn't Fin
iShed His Bribery
Investigation

Attorney-GeneralG Gray returned this
morning from Dover and Georgetown
where he has been conducting an in
vestigation into reports of alleged
election bribery in Kent and Sussex
counties. Mr.. Gray said his investiga-
ton hassnot been finished and he ex-
poets to make another trip at least,
into the lower part Of the State.
He was not prepared to say when
arrests would be made or who would
be arrested, but he said there would
be some arrests as soon as the cases
are prepared.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
CHRISTMAS SALE
AT GRACE C-U1CH

A successful and enjoyable supper
and Christmas bazaar was given by
Grace Sewing Society in the church
house last night. From the restaur-
ant, over 500 was taken in; from the
apron table, $50; from the fancy table.
$50; from the candy table, s25; from
the cake table, SIS, approximate
amounts.
A pleasing and unique feature was
the chafing-dish table. where oysters
were prepared on a dozen channg
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
INQUESTS TONIGHT
IN HOSPITAL CAST S

Coroner Gaynor will hold inquests
tonight in the cases Of Edward
Jordan and Patrick Rainey, both OF
whom died in the Delaware Hospital
about two weeks ago, after they had
swallowed bichloride Of mercury.
The coroner said to-day that he had
received a report from the State
Analyst at Newark of HIS analysis OF
the contents of the stomachs Of both
men and the reports would be placed
before the jury tonight He refused
to give any information as to what
the reports contained.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
ORCHESTRA FOR I'M. G. A.

Rehearsals of the recently organ
lied Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will be started at the association
tonight under the leadership of Harry
Mock. The orchestra was organized
last Friday night with FIVE members
but it is thought that more will be
present tonight. They will play for
entertainments, social occasions and
religious meetings.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
MARSHAL WIN Sell Boat.

On the application of John K.
Nicholson as proctor for c. II. Wheel
or Manufacturing Company, in the
United States District Court here %
day. a proclamation was issued to all
persons to appear to show cause why
the steamer Marie Thomas should not
be sold, and no one appearing, the
court ordered the vessel condemned
and sold to pay the liebellants the
amount of Their claim against the ves-
sci. The boat is now at Milton and the
United States marshal will fix the date
for it's sale.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

Christmas gifts at prices easy to pay.
black ................. .JOc and 75c
Also, tan and red Shoes, at S1.25
Women's black Leggins,
75c and S1.00
Children's and Misses Rubber
Bolts, high and low tops,
$l.50 to s2.75
Boys tan, high cut Shoes, with
buckles ...........S $3.50 and $500
Boys low cut Storm Shoes, SIPS
womens comfort Shoes, turned
and welted soles $l.60 to $500
Mems, Women's, Boys and Girls
Goodyear Glove and Hood Rubbers,
at right prices.
Ladies and Children's lambs wool
soles.
Infants soft sole Moccasins and
lace and button ....... SOC
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
Our Shoe Department

is brim full Of opportunities for CORE
Mems Tan Everett Slippers SIPS
Mems tan and black Romeos,
S1.50, s1.6O, 81 and $3.50
Mems tan and black EverettS and
opera cut Slippers,
$3.50, $500 and $3.50
Boys tan Everetts ..... .$1.00
Boys tan Romeos ....... .S1.25
Choice selection in Ladies felt
Slippers and Juliets, in black, red and
grey, high cut, fur trimmed,
81, $1.25 and s1.50
Comfy Slippers ...... .SI.OO
Ladies knit Slippers, black, blue,
red and pink ............Sl .Sl.OO
Children's red and pink SOC up
Children's red felt, fur trimmed
Juliets ......... 75c, Soc and S1.OO
Children's Leggins, a good quality,
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
E.n,inina Resnnrna.

Mr.. d. went 70 the club. leaving Mr.
d. with lady friend whose abih-
ties as a scandalmonger and mischief
maker were pre-eminent When he
returned he just poked bis head INTO
the drawing room and said. with a
sigh Of relief THAT old cats gone
supposed"
For an instant there was a profound
silence. for as he uttered the last word
he encountered the stony stare OF the
lady who had been in his mind Then
his wife came TO the rescue
"oh. yes. DEAR" she said Il sent n
10 the cats home In a basket this
morning"
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

SiaohSiAJi causing AhSii " hOid AiSli
appearance, which is so common to tn
We are better ready than ever to
$I.25. Combination Suits, 40 per
cent. wool, high neck, long sleeve,
ankle pants.
S1.50. Combination Suits, so
per cent. wool, high neck, long sleeve,
ankle Pants.
Forest Mills" Combination Suits
for Women, $500. Silk and wool,
high neck, long sleeve, ankle length.
Forest Mills" $500 Combi-
nation Suits for Women, all-wool,
high neck, long sleeve, ankle length.
Forest Mills" $500 heavy
weight, half silk, half wool, high
neck long sleeve, ankle length.
Forest Mills" Underwear for
Children, 25c a garment. Children's
Vests and Pants, cotton heeced, all
sizes.
Underwear at SOC and soc. Chill
drens medium weight, half wool,
half cotton, Vests, sizes TO at SOC.
and .................. 59c
Drawers. 2 to 6 at SOC. 7 to 8
at .....-...... ................ o.. .0Sc
Underwear at 75c. Silk and wool
0 to 6; half silk, half wool, Vests and
Pants.
Forest Mills" Childrens Combi-
nation Suits, SOC. Heavy, fleece
lined; white; also, peeler.
$1.00 Children's Combination
Suits, silk and wool, half silk, half
wool.
Forest Mills" Underwear for
Women; Vests and Drawers; a gar
ment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
Y. M. c. A. BOYS
AS MINSTREL MEN

At o'clock this afternoon the first
rehearsal for the minstrel show TO be
given by the Vincent Club, one of the
organizations of the Boys Depart
ment of the local Y NJ. G. A., will be
held. Millard Lang and J. ID. Win
slow have been selected as end men
and Assistant Physical Director #. W.
Helm will act as interlocutor. AS a
whole chestnut grove of nonsense has
been leased, it is thought that the min
strels will prove a great success.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
NO MOTION In
HEFFLER CASE

Up to ? o'clock this afternoon no
reasons for a new trial in the case Of
Charles Hefier had been filed. Hef-
fer was convicted on charge Of con-
spring TO steal $500 from Louis
Reches. This was the day set for
sentence OF Heffer in Philadelphia,
where he has been convicted on a
similar charge
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

child. began TO show signs OF an un-
balanced mind.
After leaving Delmar she became
violent, and was taken from the train
here and removed to Sarah Leigh Hos
pital for treatment The woman is un-
able TO give her name.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02


Sl.00 quality; special .........
India Linen Stamped Waists, 69c
quality sic
Fine grade Crepe Waists, Sl.00
quality; special ......... .65c
Now is your time for buying
Stamped Waists; just enough time
until Christmas to embroider few
of these.
For Saturdays special sale we have
purchased very fine Japanese drawn
work Scarfs, l8x54 inches; also, q
30x30-inch Squares, which we will
sell at the extremely low price of 42c
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
NAN CLASS AT Y. M. Q. A.

Through the efforts of A. S. Turner,
educational director, new class has
been formed at the Y. NJ c. A.. It
is a class of men who are studying
law and who wish TO study Latin at
the same time. The class will be
taught by G. Dare Hopkins, a gradu-
ate of Princeton University.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

Scarf Pins, good assortment. gold
filled and solid gold, each, SOC to 81
A large line of sterling novelties,
such as Shoe Hook, Horn, File and
Scissors, Buffer and such, 25c to
$1.50 each. Beautiful sterling sill
yer Brush, Comb and Mirror Sets,
Military Brush Sets, Clothes Brushes,
Trays, Puff and Powder Jars.
A large assortment of boxed Jew
elry at popular prices. Good values
Brooches, Bar Pins, Sets, Cuff Pins,
Scarf Pins, each .... Csc and SOC
Also, full line of Mourning Jew
eIry, in jet and dull enamel, such as
Belt Pins. Bar Pins, Cuff Pins, Cuff
Links, Studs, Necklaces and Coat
Chains.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
POLICE FIND HANnRAG.

The police have a brown leather
handbag containing key and a pair
of spectacles, such as an elderly per-
son would wear, which was found in
the street. The owner can have it by
calling at the police station.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
30 One KnoMs Larris.

The police have learned nothing
further concerning the man named
James Jarvis. who it was reported yes
terday was dying in a Philadelphia
Hospital. and who said he had rela-
tives in Wilmington. The police were
unable to learn where the mans peo-
ple live
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

The news Of the granting of con-
cession for the construction OF a rail-
way from Taubate to Natiyidale.
Brazil, has been very well received
in the former city. The prefect gave
the former employees a holiday, and
the people rejoiced exceedingly.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
Y. NJ. C. A. BOWLING

To-morrow's bowling at the Y. NJ
c. A. promises to be interesting and
closely contested. At 2.30 O'CLOCK
Souder and Martin will roll against
Cathcart and Hedstrom and at 3.45
o'clock Williamson and ]. Walker III
try their powers against those Of
Stroud and f. Walker. The standing
of the teams to-day follow:
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
Death nf m. /. Raninn.

Thomas ]. Banton died in this city
on Wednesday. Funeral services will
be held at Mt JOY Church, Sunday. at
2 o'clock. and interment made in Mt
Olivet cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
RIhle Stndr At Y. NJ. c. A.

The Y. o. X. Club Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold
a meeting this evening for Bible
steady and business. The subject of
the lesson will be 'The Disciple
Policy"
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
Mhnse MetaI is ThIsl

The police have under arrest a man
giving the name OF Raymond Russell,
who was taken into custody by PATROL
man Crozier as he was about to dis
pose Of some brass parts Of machinery.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
India Linen Stamped Waists, 7oc
quality ...................... SIC
Very pretty all-linen stamped,
plain and figured guest Towels; spe-
cial price ............. .29c
Art Brass half price. Having de-
cided TO discontinue Art Brass and
in order to close out quickly VIC will
put on sale Saturday in the Art De-
partment, second floor, our complete
line of art brass, polish, lacquer,
piercers, mallets and jewels, at one
half original price.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
FELL 600 FEET, BUT UNINJURED.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-Two men to-day
fell six hundred feet in an aeroplane
and escaped serious injury. They were
Loridan. the aviator, and NJ. Fay, a
passenger.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
n. Thomas Again Wins.

ST. Thomas Jrs. defeated ST. Paul's
Jrs. at football yesterday, IA to TO- The
ST Thomas Jrs. have won the cham
pionship of the city boy teams.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
BURGLAR WORKS
AT NEW CASTLE

AT NV IANIIE
Burglars last night broke into the
residence Of Weldin vining. at New
Castle, and stole a quantity Of silver
ware and clothing.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

a choice assortment of colors. each.
35c, 75c, S5c
Boxes, mating covered.
48 inches long, with tray !. $500
35 inches long, panel top .. $500
80 inches long, fancy front $3.50
Heavey Cedar Chest, "a inches
long ................... SS.OO
Rope Portieres.
Single door .... .S1.00, $500
Double door $500. $500, S4. So
Leather Pillow Slips, hand painted
on good soft leather. Horse, dog
or Indian heads . $3.50 and $500
New goods and new patterns, ine
finished Art Burlap, stenciled and
corded designs, some with lacing,
SOC, 75c, $1-00
Silk Floss Cushions, all sizes. I6-in.
to 28-inch, each ....... 25c 10 soc
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
BECAME VIOLENT on TRAIN.
Supposed New York Woman Stricken
After Leaving Delmar.

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 2.--Soon after
leaving New York on the Old Point
Comfort Express last night a woman
passenger, accompanied by small
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
CHESMAR OPENS
WITH A VICTORY

Chesmar Academy Basketball team
won their opening game last night
when they went to New Castle and de-
feated the High School team of that
place by the score of to T. Chesmar
was handicapped, owing to the injuries
of their crack players, King, being
sick; Ryan, out with a broken wrist,
and Mearns, out of the city.
The reason for the low score was
of the inability of either team to locate
the baskets, as they were of the 12-
inch kind and both teams have been
accustomed to siX-inch baskets. The
feature of the game was the passing
of both teams and the playing Of
Brennan, of Chesmar, who scored
most of the points
Chesmar expects to have the strong
est team of its career this season. and
has fast schedule.
Manager Harkins has signed three
new men for the team, Herb" Mearns.
the former High School star; vic"
Brennan, the crack defense man, and
limp" Ryan, of football fame
Henry Foulk has been elected cap
tain Of the team, and with Brennan
and Crawford will attend TO the
guard positions. Mearns and Ryan
Will De tue plNOl meu, although Ryan
will not be able TO play for a few
weeks. owing to his injury. and Har-
kins and King Will play the forward
positions
Taking this team as whole it looks
like a strong combination. Every
player on the team is well drilled in
passing, as the team excels I'm this de-
partment The team is being coached
by Speer. a former Penn guard
On Saturday Chesmar plays Eikton
High School at Elkton and a big bunch
of rooters will journey to that place
to help the team win. Scores Of last
nights game:
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
JeweIry Department

We were never better equipped Jewy
ooehes solid gold and gold filled c Exquisite
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
Service Garments

hooks to try
your pati.
ence or take
time TO fas-
ten or come
off in the
la u n d dry.
Princess ef-
feet in the
front ana
neat waist
f.,. =, 81.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
Art Department
Stamped Shirtwaist Sale

on stamped Waists fO raid and sole embroidey eguar
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
Lippincott & Company
800 to 3l4 Market Street

In this make you can get just the "
The process by which these are kn
elasticity, causing them TO hold their st
appearance, which is so common to the
We are better ready than ever TO
Evening journal., 1910-12-02

back. A style becoming
TO all and made &c fit any
and every figure. Fastens
in the back with two large
snaps. Slips on and off
like a coat. Easily laun-
dered, having no plcats or
gathers. A regular time
saver, both as to adjust
ment and ironing, Allow
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20
SUGAR CANE
IN LIBERIA
Crude Methods Employed Give Small
Yield = Prospects Good Under
Proper Cultivation and Capital.

The following information concern,
Ing the possibilities OF the sugar in,
dustry OF Liberia is furnished by
Charge d'Affaires George w. Ellis. OF
MOnrovia:
Liberia Is well adapted to sugar
cane, which fourlshss along the St
Paul, Cayalla, and other rivers. On
the Cavalla my attention was called
to cane 90 to 80 feet in length. which
as II grew, became so heavy that the
stalk was bent over until II touched
the ground in two or three places
and taking root wherever Il touched
the surface continued It's mammoth
growth, In the early history OF the
LlberIan Republic much sugar was
manufactured. and during the civil
war large quantities Of brown sugar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-20

1875 editorial rooms-256 busl.
ness office. These are the telephone
numbers Of the 3 ui.etln office.