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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-12
Kompletna Iista kandydatow ma aldermanow.
Democrat.
Republican

Ward Republican Democra''
John s. Townsend. John ]. Coughn
m Wilson Shufet ]. H. Montgomery
VIM j. Pringle James D. Marshall
............ John A. Richert
VIM J. McKenna Charles Martin
Wm R. Parker Harry J. Coleman
7 Bernard W. Snow John c. Behrer
Mel Lykke John s. Derpa
....... :. E. NJ Abrahams
IN .......... =. F. ]. Vavricek
II Otto ]. Novak Frank P. Danisch
70 ........... :. Anton ]. Cermak
70 James E Evans James R. Buckley
IA Charles ]. Lucas Michael F. Maher
* Albert W. Beilfuss .............
16 Thos F. Lesniak F. w. Koraleski
II Charles J. Ryberg Wm E. Dever
1S VIM. J. Healy Michael G. Conlon
10 .............. James B. Bowler
On Carl T. Murray Nicholas R. Finn
o. Charles NJ. Foell Frank H. Bowen
% B. c. Clettenberg P. ]. Sullivan
% F. A. Britten N. ]. Schmtz
% Chester A. Strait John Haderein
Chas G. McRoberts Chas A. Mcdonald
.. >. Peter Reinberg
81 James F Clancy Frank ]. Wilson
% VIM H Blencoe Charles Twigg
% Go1ombiewsk Frank McDermott
9O.......... John Burns Jos. T. Mahoney
o., Vim + Roberts Henry P. Bergen
% lanes Rea Samuel j. Spence
% 7 I, Carnegie Eugene Block
"a Jonathan Ruxton James Donahoe
35 Chas j. Forsberg George c. Skies
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-12

mu miedzystanowej komisyi han
dlowej Knapp'owi powiodlo sic
szczesliwie W tel sprawie zapo-
Sredniczyc do porozumienia do
prowadzic.
Obaj pracowali przez oSm dni
bezustanku mad doprowadzeniem
do zgody az w kohcu po obopol-
nych ustepstwach zostala zawar-
ia ugoda.
Blizsze warunki ugody ME So
znane, ale W ciagu dzisiejszego
dnia podadza je Obie strony do
publicznej wiadomosci.
New York, N. Y, 12 marca. -
Slawny tenor operowy knrico
Caruso, kt6ry jak wiadomo, o.
trzymal w ostatnim czasie kilka
list6w ,,Czarnej reki" pogroz-
kami udal sic wczoraj w asysten-
cyl : Cd stop do glow uzbrojo-
nych detektywow, do biura pro-
kuratora dystryktowego W Broo-
klynie, ably podpisac tam nakazy
aresztowania dwGch WlochoW,
podejrzanych autorstwo tych
listow.
Princenton, Ind, II marca. -
PAM Mary Cramer 19 letnia ko-
beta pozostaia sama W domu,
opiekujqc sic chora ma zapalenie
pluc pania Baker. Pragnac przy-
gotowac dla chorej jak naiszyb-
ciej jakaS gorqca potrawe uzyia
do podpalenia wegli gazoliny, le-
jac ia Z pe}nej koneweczki. Nagle
gazClina eksplodowala a Cra-
merowa przemienila sic w jeden
slup ognia. Ma krzyk o ratunek
zbiegli sic sqsiedzi ogiei zagasi-
Ii, ale poparzona umrze niezawo-
dnie. bo rany So zbyt ciezkle, aby
ia uratowac MONA.
Chora Backerowa umrze praw-
dopoIobnie takze Z Powodu prze-
strachu.
Cleveland, Ohio, IL marca. -
Run ma bank ,,Society for Sa-
wings ustai, .Skoro publicznosc,
majac w MIN swe oszczednosci
przekonala sic, re bank ma ME
przebrane STodki do rozporzadze-
MIA. w ciqgu dwoch dni zgioslto
sic po swe wkladki $4,000 osob,
kt6rym wyplacono $1,25O,OOO.
Bank naznaczyl $4,000 nagro-
dy "a wskazanie tego, ktory pu-
scil w obieg plotke, re "Society
Savings" grozi bankructwo.
Washington, D. c., II marca.-
Posel zwiazkowy James Breck
Perkins z Rochester N. Y. zmarl
wczoraj IA W nocy W Gar
field" szpitalu. Posel byl cd
dluzszego czasu chory ma kiszki.
New York, N. Y, II marca. =
Handlowa agentura Bradstreeta
podaje do wiadomosci stan sto-
sunk6w ekonomicznych Stanow
Zjednoczonych W ubiegiym tygo-
dniu.
Handlowe doniesienia So ciq-
gle do pewnego stopnia niejedno-
lite, a gl6wnie te, Etore nadcho-
dza ze wschodnich Stanow brzmia
pesymistycznie, gdyz w Stanach
tych ponujq ciagle strajki. I pot
nocno-zochodnich Stanow nadcho
dza bardzo pomySlne wiadomo-
Sci, re Zacho1u dobre, poiu-
dniowo-zachodnich zadawalnlaJa-
ce. Z poludnia zas nadeszie spra-
wozdania brzmia, jak zwykle:
mogloby bye lepiej.
Og6lnie zdaje sic spostrzegac
tendencya do spadkuFcen, czemu
iednal, stoi ma przeszkodzie wy
sokie ceny "a surowce, wobec
ktorych fabrykanci ME So w mo-
zno$ci produkowac taniej.
Wysollie ceny fabryczne powo-
duja ciqgle jeszcze ogledne zama-
wianie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-12
Telegramy zagranlczne

Paryz, II marca. = Przy "a
pelnionej do ostatniego miejsca
sail obrad Izby deputowanych
wniesiono wczoraj interpelacye w
sprawie milionowych kradziezy,
dokonanych przy sposobnoscl
sprzedazy skonfiskowanych Ko-
$ciolowi d6br. Posei Jaures wy
glosi1 move, W ktorej podniosl
ten moment, re praca republika-
now, badaca jeszcze w samych
poczatkach zostala skompromito-
wana, powinno sic wiec sprawe
defraudacyi, jak najdokladniej do
samego gruntu zbadac. Jaures "a
znaczyl, re takzes przeciw inne-
mu likwidatorowi& dobr skonfis-
kowanych, niejalY emu Lecoutu-
rier 50 slime poszlaki, re sic publ
cznemi fundusz. oblawia. Ma "a
kohczenie swej mowy zazadai
Jaures Cd premiera ministrow
Brianda przedlozenia wszystkich
dokument6w, tyezacych sic "a
mianowania, wykonywania obo-
wiazk6w i kontrolowania Dueza.
BRAND oSwiadczy} gotowosc
przedIozenia tych dokument6w.
Jaures odczytal podczas prze-
m6wienia swego document, kto,
ry udowadnia, 1e minister skarbu
Calliaux jeszcze w roku 1906 wy
razil sic pewnem podejrzeniem,
skoro doszlo do jego wiadomosci,
re dobra Chartrelise sprzedano "a
$4,000 mimo, zejedno towarzy-
stwo chc:alo te debra nabyc "a
S1,OOO,OOO. +
Poniewaz sprawa dobr Char
treuse przechodzila przez rece Ii
kwidatora Lemouturier, dlaczego
zapytuje Jaures : ME pociagnie-
to 60 do odpowiedzialnoSci.
Konserwatysta Berry oswald
cyl, re to ME jest calkiem dzi-
VIVA rzeecza, re Duez obraboWal
Rad, skoro RAD ebrabowal Ko-
sciol ...
Premier BRAND odpowiedzial
nastepnie ma wszelkie interpela-
eye odczytywal dokumenta. la
pierwszq przyczyne skandalr po-
dal premier lakoniczne brzmie-
ME ustawy 1901 r, ktora orze-
ka krotko wezlowato, ze ,,kon-
gregacye maja bye rozwiazane',
a ME orzekla, czy i w jaki sposob
moja bye dobrs skonfiskowane
KoScioIowi ma dochod pahstWa
zlikwidowane. Z powodu tax ME
wyczerpujacego postanowlenia
powstalo mnostwo procesow, kt6
re sprawe do reszty zagmatwa-
ly. Ma ten brak wskazai BRAND
jeszcze w czasie. gdy byl mini
strem sprawiedliwosci II. w roku
1908. BRAND zapewnia, re zarza-
dzono kilkakrotnie dochodzenia
przez znawcow ci stwierdzali
zawsze ogromny nieporzadek !
zamieszanie spraw, ale nigdy ME
stwierdzili jakichS naduzyc pu-
blicznych funduszow re strony
DueZa.
Bluefieids, Nicaragua, IL mar
ca. JeneraI Estrada, kt6ry cieszy
sic ciQgle uznaniem II swoich
zwolennik6w mial 2rzeslac jene-
ra}om Mena, Chamorro Matuty
ludzi i amunicye, celem prowa-
dzenia dalszej walki, a przynaj-
mniej celem wywalczenia, jak maj
pomySlniejszych warunkow po-
koju.
Brlin, 70 marca. - Wczorajsze
posiedzenie Sejmr pruskiego i
parlamentu daily sposobnosc opo-
zvcyinym stronnictwom do ostrej
bezwzglednej krytyki rzadu pru-
skiego, a to z Powodu jego
reakcyjnego projektu reformy wy
borczej i postepowania policyi.
Posei Ledebour uzasadnial swa
interpelacye W sprawie naduzyt
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Prohibition

Aosh& h&oAN
George G. Pendell
Samuel B. Lingle
John F. Johnson
Chas. G. Morrison
John w. Zug
Edmund D. Lee
Samuel A. Wilson
VIM. ]. Edwards ..
S.............. -
..... .i..'
Geo. H. Van Dyke
Albert ]. Terwell
Winfield s. Mason
Harry w. Hyatt
Walter H. Jacobus
VIM. s. Lipp
Walter. Nelson
Chas. H. Mortimer
]. Henry Bentz
]. P. Ellacott
Orange F. Sorber
Edward Fjellander
A. G. Lehman
]. B. H. Sheppard
Dudley Grant Hays
Avery e. Hoyt
John Hagstrom
John E. Larsen
Thomas Knowles
John o. Seaborg
Frank G. MCGOWAN
George c. Hubbs
AXel G. Lagerbors
Leroy A. Simmons
Walter w. Guy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-12

PARYH Skandalczne kadeze pred paamentu
lucyonise chca wacyc dae PEUsH: hzaa Pru
boSi POacy Wsrod Opozycyl osra ae
zauzona 1ryyka pOstepowania okretam po
drozee Patten znewazOny IA gieidzie w Manchester
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Kronika ChicagOska
q Kanepani9.

Ma pierwszej strOnicy dzisiej-
szego numeru zamieszczamy kom-
pletna liste kandydat6w do Rady
mieiskiej re wszystkich ward. Wi
dac niei ze we wardzie 17tej
Kodak nasz p. St. Walkowiak, zde-
cydowal sic stanowczo "poleciet"
ma aldermana, choe do wczoraj W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-12

Hatterman CLAM pozyczaja pie
niadze W dobrych licaych czasach ma
properta. lilo Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-12

Hatterman Glanz nigdy ME odma'
wiaia pozyczki ma dobre properta'
lilo Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-12
CGIGm zazGgnania Strajku.
Taft prOszOny pOsrednictwO : kompania prze-
dluia termin do podjecia piracy. = Niektorzy
chca wymus;c ma kOmpani zgode!
New Mexico Arizona Stanaml
Me bedzie strajku kolejarzy Baltimore
ROckefellera fundacya inkOrpOroWana.
ROckefellera fundaCya inkOrpOroWana.
Caruso pod ochrona !. uzbrojo
Wypadek gazOlina - SmierG posfa.

Ubeg dzie6 nepomyny d amerykaskegO handu przemysu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-12

Hatterman I Glanz potyczais picnic
dze ma rsalnoso. lilo Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-12

res pozyczkowy ma realnose przeszfo
40 lat. zadowolili kazdego. 111O NIL
waukee ave. =
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
MARYLAND NEWS NOETS

Eugene smith. aged s years, of near
Trappe. was killed by a train Friday
evening.
The corner stone of the Belair Chris
tian Church was laid yesterday with
Masonic ceremonies.
The grocery and butcher stores in
Have de Grace win close each evening
during the summer.
Failing through a chute in barn.
Mrs Samuel Haines, of Rising sun,
sustained serious internal injuries.
Articles Incorporating the Grace Re
formed Episcopal Church, of Havre de
Grace, have been filed at the clerk S
Office. Belair.
Rev. G.. T. Ellsworth, of South Caro-
lima, has accepted a call extended him
by the vestry of Holy Trinity parish,
at Greensboro.
Mayor Higgins. Of Easton. has APP
pointed Charles A. Stoops, chief of po-
lice. and William II. Lewis and
Thomas s. Matthews. assistants.
The Cecil County School Board has
A free scholarship at Western Mary
land College to award to some Cecil
county boy by competitive examina-
! tibn.
j. NJ. Arters. superintendent of the
| Anti Saloon League OF Maryland, de-
! livered addresses yesterday at the
Zion, Calvert and Union Methods
churches.
Phillips Lee Goldsborough, who wa
recently reappointed internal revenu'
collector for Maryland and Delaware
/ has been selected as the vice-presi
/ dent for the First Judicial Circuit o
the Maryland state Bar Association
William L. Marbury. of Baltimore
/ having been selected as president.
John IT. Owens. recently appoint
/ ed city clerk TO the Town Council o
Havre de Grace. has rendered hi
resignation to Mayor Carver, taRinl
effect June 15.
Caught IN the act of selling a hal
pint of whisky in violation of the loca
option law. Albert Shanker. colorec
was sentenced at Ridgley TO serve on
year in the House Of Correction.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
VIOLA WANTS
TO Be BIG TOWN
Kent People After Electric
Lighting and a New
School District

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER Del, June 6.-The town Of
Viola. desiring commercial prosperity. has
decided to pave. light by electricity and
lay out additional streets but, realizing
that little could be accomplished until
they had a school house there. a body
OF twenty or more substantial men Of
Viola appeared here and made application
to School Commissioners Carrow. Town
send and Hazel for new school dis
trlct to be carved out OF United Districts
NOS. 26 and ll2 of the state OF Delaware.
Thomas c. Frame Jr., appeared for the
formidable-looking body of citizens. c. S.
Burchenal and Alexander NJ. Thomas ap-
peared in the interests of Canterbury.
where the schoolhouse for Nos. % and IL.
J is now situated
The Canterbury men interposed no OBJ
lection to the division Of the district and
the location of new schoolhouse al
Viola, as they realize that the numerous
new buildings. stores and increasing pop.
ulation at Viola demand IL.
| There was a controversy. however. over
the exact boundary lines, the Canterbury
men desiring two farms to be retained in
! their district. while the Viola men also
looked longingly at the same real estate
The commission wanted further testimony
and adjourned to meet next Thursday and
come TO a decision.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
DELAWARE NEWS NOTES

A camp Of sons Of ve,erans has been
organized in Georgetown. with 40 mem
bers.
Miss Emma c. Hallett, of Milford. has
resigned as principal of the Greensbor-
ough Md High School.
A bantam hen belonging TO Mrs. An
drew Marvel, OF Georgetown. has made a
nest in a book case in the library.
Joseph j. Ward, Of near Georgetown,
already has sold si5s worth Of straw
berries from a half-acre patch, and still
Is picking fruit
A Georgetown strawberry grower who
shipped five crates OF berries to Phra-
delphia one day last week received hvs
two-cent stamps in return.
The Georgetown Board Of Trade will
meet this evening to hear the report of the
committee which visited Pennsylvania
Railroad officers and asked better freight
rates
A number Of Harrington business men
formed Board of Trade and adopted
resolutions calling upon every good cit
izen 10 cooperate in the movement to
boost Harrington and secure industries
Greenwood citizens are backing a
movement to erect a bank and an ice
plant
Canning factories at Milford. Milton,
Lincoln and stockey have commenced
this years pack Of peas with good pros
poets Of a large pack.
Because Of a difference in the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church at Burrsville.
the board OF trustees resigned and an
election for new members will take
place.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
new CASTLE
TOTS PLEASED
ChiIdren'S Day Exercises to
be Repeated in Methodist
Church
DISAPPOINTED OVER
WORK OF FISH HAWK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, June 6.-Rain did
not dampen the ardor of those who took
part in Children's day exercises in the
Methodist Church last evening The
church was crowded and the exercises
were of high character. The pro-
gram will be repeated to give those
who did not attend a chance to be
present The entertainment by the
smaller school was pleasing
Local shad fishermen are disappoint-
ed over the work of the Fish Hawk
Some years ago representative OF
the government came here and it was
though the Fish Hawk would be located
here. But after an absence of four
years the boat was again located at
Gloucester where the work was fail
ure. Some years ago 100000 young
shad were Matched in one season. The
Fish Hawk passed down the river yes
terday
Mrs. James T. Eliason has arranged
for a porch party to be held tomorrow
evening at Fifth and South streets
The porches of the Eliason mansions
are considered ideal places for the
party. The proceeds will go to th'
children's day fund of the Presbyterian
! Sunday school.
state Detective Harry I. ellis OF
| Saturday made an arrest in connection
with the robbery of John J. ODonnell'
house.
Several branches Of trees wer'
broken off during the wind storm las
night.
Joseph Smith. aged As years, o
| Shawtown, died on Saturday Hi
funeral will take place this afternoon
and interment will be made in tn
! Glebe cemetery.
The Trustees Of the Commons ant
City Council meet tomorrow evening
The Board Of Health has number o
matters to bring before City Council.
Miss Josephine Fitzgerold and Johi
Mccarthy and Miss Mary Rogers AM
John Leonard will be married in 81
Peters Church the third week in June
Cupid has been playing pranks. Their
will be three other weddings in Ney
Castle during June and for the thir
time a New Castle man will bring
bride to his home. The ceremony too
place in New York city.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
YOUNG WOMAN A HEROINE
AT LAUREL SUNDAY FIRE

local flremen responded promptly. but
SOON saw the flames were beyond
them
Miss Caroline White, a daughter of
the superintendent of the Marvil Pack
ing Company. the heaviest loser,
proved herself a heroine when the fire
was discovered. She jumped from her
window. ran TO the company's signal
tower. climbed the pole and rang the
fire bell. Soon the whistles of all the
factories in town were blowing and
everyone turned out. Many residents.
fearing a conhagration. carried their
effects outdoors. Several lost their
gardens. as the heat was intense. and
sparks were carried in all directions.
The flames began in the plant Of the
Newton Ward Manufacturing Com
pany. a branch of the Marvel Packing
Company.
Rough estimates put the lass at $3.50.
ono with less than half that amount
Of insurance. The principal loosers
are the Marvil Packing Company, A.
J. White. S. T. Smith. Daniel Culver
A. J. Horsey and Ephram Lowe.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
DOGGIE TIRES OF AUTO
RIDE; JUMPS AND IS LOST

on last Thursday. a small terrier dog.
owned by Thomas Lawton of this city.
jumped from a rear seat of an automo-
bile between Milford and Milton and ran
off into the woods. That was the last
seen Of her. AS It is an animal much
thought Of by Mr. Lawton, he will glad
ly reward the finder by writing to him
in the Ford Building here. The dog
weighs about twelve or fifteen pounds;
the color is white with brown marking
and she answers to the name Of "Tose. '
That name and also Mr.. Lawton's name
is engraved on the name plate on her
collar
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
EXCURSIONS co
TO AUGUSTINE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. June 6.-There is quite a
shake-up in the Delaware Bay resorts
this year. The steamer Thomas Clyde,
which has been running to Woodland
Beach. this county for several years,
will hereafter run to Augustine Pier.
II is not yet known what Woodland
Beach's owners will do for Philadelphia
patronage. one reason assigned here
for the withdrawal of the favorite old
excursion steamer is that local option
closed her bar from patronage in this
county or along its shores.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
NOTES FOR HORSEMEN

Raymond SnedeSer is training some
promising two-year-olds by Admiral
Dewey. 2.O4 8-4. at Kirkwood, Del, in
Guiding brown colt out of Dorcas
Moore. 2.2O 1-2. by Milton s, PAGER
POS Ia bay colt out of EXtrasy'
o.10 10. by Baron Wilkes. and bay
fily out of Katherine Hamlin' by
Mambrino King.
The first trainers workout matinee
of the season at Belmont track is set
for Wednesday of this week, when the
horses will be asked to go mile and
repeat in preparation for the first races
OF the tri-city series, TO be held at
Wilmington on June IS There will he
three races on the card, all for both
trotters and PAGERS.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
UP TREE TO GET
AWAY FROM DOG

ELLENDALE, June GA great mad
dog score has been reported from
about Oakley. A strange lareg mas
tiff dog chased NJ. A. Webb. who was
working in his field. and he escaped
only by climbing a big peach tree. Az
ter Mr.. Webb had made his escape
it began a chase on Mrs. Harvey Pass
waters who was passing the road and
she made her escape by climbing a
tree. Mr. Benjamin was next attack
ed and killed the animal before any
more persons were attacked.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06

said that farmers in that hundred will
be heavy losers on account OF the wet
and cold weather. The crop will be
late for the Gamers and the price is
lower this year.
J. Thomas Wright. of Cooch' sBridge.
reported that the cut worm is doing
much damage TO sweet potatoes and
tomatoes. The corn was too far ad-
vanced for the cut worm to do any
damage.
Hervey Walker. of Mill Greek hun
dred, said today that the cut worm is
busy in his section and that on the
Samuel A. Mcdaniel farm a whole Geld
of corn had to be replanted on the
same farm field Of potatoes planted
some time ago had to be replanted.
There are several other places where
a similar condition prevails.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
CUT WORM AND COLD
PLAY HAVOC WITH CROPS

New Castle county farmers report
that crops are suffering considerably
from the cold weather and the ravages
of the cut worm. In parts of st.
Georges, Appoquinimink and Blackbird
hundreds tomatoes have been set out
for the third time this season. The
frequent rains and continued cold
weather are the reasons for this con-
dition.
In Pencader and White Clay Creek
hundreds the cut worm is playing havoc
with sweet potatoes and tomatoes. In
Brandywine and Mil Creek hundreds
the cut worm is getting in its work
with the late corn. Fields of potatoes
rotted in the ground and some farmers
replanted them while others put in late
corn.
George c. Rothwell, OF Blackbird,
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
MRS. G. W. MARSHALL
TO GO TO DENVER

DR. George W. Marshall of Milford,
and Mrs. Marshall, will leave on Tues
day for short trip through the West.
Mrs Marshall is a delegate from Della
ware to the fourteenth annual congress
conference Of the National Congress OF
Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations.
which meets in Denver Colorado. June
10 to l5 Mrs. Marshall Is a member OF
the National Board Of Managers. and
the State Organizer Of Parent-Teachers
Association. Of which she has organized
four in the state since January. Mrs
Marshall will real paper on "Congres,
Extension" at the conference.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
REHOBOTH RID
OF SCARLET FEVER

The Rehoboth Village Improvement As
sociation announces that there are no
scarlet fever cases in Rehoboth. There
have been only two cases there the en-
tire winter. and the quarantine was re-
moved from those oy April !. The report
has been circulated in Wilmington.
though not through the newspapers. that
there was scarlet fever at the summer
resort. and there is no foundation for
such a report.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
Climbs Pole and Sounds Alarm
Calling Fire Fighters
Out
FIFTEEN BUSINESS
MEN LOST $25O,OOO

LAUREL. Del. June 6-Fire yester-
day morning caused nearly quarter
of a million dollars loss in the bust
ness section and caused many persons
TO leave their homes. Miss Annie
bloomington was rescued as the wind
ow curtains IN her bedroom burned.
Fifteen buildings We're destroyed. An
incendiary is blamed.
Help from Salisbury. Md, and VIII
mington was asked. a fire company
from the former city reached here in
an hour on special train. and helped
conhne the flames in one block. The
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
Assault Follows ston. Tbrovviro

Nicholas Columbo was arraigned in
City Court this morning on the charge
of assault and battery. tt was testified
that Columbo beat John Salomo. a
small boy on Saturday afternoon at
Fifth and Rodney streets. Columbo
said the boy had thrown stones at him.
In order that Columbo might get wit
nesses the case was continued until
Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
INDEPENDENT GAME SCORES

North End, s; Edge Moor. 8.
Grace Juniors. IL; Lackey. 10.
Central, 13; x. of A. H.
Brandywine, 49, Belmont. a.
Del Electric, n; Del. Hardware, ..
Trinity, 9; n. C. II. S, 2.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
Park Fete For Settlement.

Every one is working hard for the
success Of the park fete Of the People' s
Settlement. II will be held in Kirkwood
Park on June 10-11.
Not least among the other attractions
VIII be the music. The settlement is
very fortunate in having this feature Of
the evening supplied by the 9Th Artil-
lery Band Of the Coast Artillery Corps.
known as the Forst dupont Band, and
by the Elsmere Band.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
pauahters 70 Entertain.

st. Paurs Queen Esther Circle and
Watchful Circle Of the Kings Daugh-
ters will give a musical on Thursday
evening in the church The soloists will
be Dorothy Johnson Baseler. harpist,
Mrs. Ramouth Mitchell. soprano, and
George p. orr. baritone.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
Ashley Club Special Meetina.

The Ashley team of the ALI Whining
ton League will hold a special meeting
at the home of William Tinsman. the
manager. at Richardson Park Tuesday
night. Every member of the team
must attend. Mr. Tinsman has matters
Of much interest to the team mem
hers
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
Furniture Wanted by
Mcmahon Bros.

Stop and consider before hastily dis
posing OF your furniture. carpets. bed
ding or stoves, or any kind OF
household goods. We also buy entire
lots Of restaurant and Office furniture.
and antique furniture. II you have but
few dollars worth of goods. or IL
their value is hundreds OF dollars.
give us a chance to show you that
we are willing to pay the best cash
prices. Mail or telephone orders at
tended to at once.