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Evening journal., 1910-10-05
FIREMEN WILL
MARCH In CITY'S
GRAND PAGEANT
lcontInued from First Pagel

fIOnttuucO from flFtl fdketf
Washington Fire Company will enter
tain the Washington. OF Reading,
which will arrive here az IL o'clock
tomorrow morning, and the Baltimore
Veteran Firemen's Association, which
will arrive Thursday about 10 O'Clock.
The FIRST Of the companies that will
be entertained by the Weccacoe TO
arrive here. will be the Independence.
Of Portsmouth, due to reach VIII
1nington at 6.10 O'Clock this evening
other companies. ehests Of the Wee
cacoe will arrive as follows: LIB
erty. of Reading at $50 o'clock -tomor-
row morning; West Chester Fire Com
pany. No. /, of West Chester, at Ills
o'clock tomorrow morning; the Vol
tnteer Firemen's Association, of Phil
adelphia at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and the Good VIII of New Cas-
tie about 7.30 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The Liberty Company will receive
its guests, the Taylor Hose OF Phila-
delphia, the Humane Fire Company OF
Norristown, Pa. and the William
Penn Company of philadelphia tomor-
row morning.
The Brandywine Company will be
tlh 10 ieCtlNt lntll hNtnAH AoihNAAoN
morning when the Brandywine Com
pany Of Coatesvine, Ps., Will arriv
atiQ o'clock. West Grove Fire Com
many of West Grove, Pa, will arriv
about 8 o'clock and the Ridley Par
Fire Company. Of Ridley Parl
PEI about the same time.
The Sparrow's Point Company vii
arrive here at o'clock this even
ing. and will be met by a delegation
OF members of the Union Companl
who viii entertain them along with
the Goodwill Fire Company. OF Ches.
ter. Pa, which will arrive at II
o'clock tomorrow morning and the
Penn's Grove Company Will come
from Penn's Grove on the first boat
Thursday morning.
The members of the Independence
Fire Company will entertain the Dar-
by Fire Company, OF Darby, Pa. the
Norwood, of Norwood, Pa, and the
Hanley, Jr., of Chester. Pa. These
companies will arrive about o'clock
Thursday morning.
Elaborate Entertainment Palms.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made by the various companies to en-
tertain their guests.
The Weccacoe Fire Company to-
morrow night VIII entertain lts guests
At a banquet and ball to be held at
the Polish Turner's hall The next
DAY the guests will be taken on a
river ride on the steamer Springfield
and at the same time will inspect the
battleship Delaware.
The Water Witch Fire Company has
erected a large tent near It's engin,
house, where a banquet will be seryet
tomorrow night following the parade
The Brandywine Fire Company vii
have as its guests companies that vii
be here only for the day. October ,
and in the evening . banquet wi
be served IN the engine house
The Union Fire Company has mad
arrangements to entertain its guest
following the parade at a banquet
be held at the Bavarian Park
dance will follow.
The Friendship Fire Company W
have open house on Wednesda
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
RANISHEp.
Cofiee FlnaIIy Had 10 Go.

The way some persons cling to cof-
Zee even after they know Il Is doing
them harm is a puzzler. But It Is an
easy matter to give II up for good
when Postum-properly made-is
used instead.
A girl writes: Mother had been suf-
fering with nervous headaches for
seven weary years. but kept drinking
coffee.
One day ! asked why she did not
give up coffee as a cousin Of mine had
done who had taken to Postum. But
mother was such a slave to coffee she
thought II would be terrible TO give
It up.
Finally, one day. she made the
change 10 Postum. and soon her head
aches disappeared. One morning while
she was drinking Postum so freely and
with such relish I asked for a taste.
That started me on Postum and I
now drink it more freely than / did
coffee, which never comes into our
house now.
"A girl friend of mine, one day, saw
me drinking Postum and asked IL il
was coffee. / told her Il was Postum
and gave her some to take home. but
forgot to tell her how to make It.
The next day she said she did not
zee how she could drink shrdlu u
she had made 1t like ordinary coffee.
SO told her how to make II right, and
gave her cupful / made, boiling il
fifteen minutes. She said she never
frank any coffee that tasted as good.
nd now coffee is banished from both
ur homes"
Read the little book. The Road to !
Fellville." in pkgs There's a rea-
On"
Ever read the above Iefterl A new
ne appears from time TO time. They
re genuine, true. and full Of human
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
REBELS HAVE LISBON FORTS.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
BERLIN, Oct. 5.-The Berllnger
zeitung today received a wireless
message from Lisbon. declaring that
all the Lisbon forts and all the war
ships in the harbor have been in the
hands OF the revolutionists since yes
terday afternoon and that the Re-
publican flag Is flying over them
all.
The Lokal Anzeiger declares the
outcome OF the revolt is uncertain
because of the fact that tho provinces
may not follow Republican Lisbon. The
Royalists are putting up a stiff fight
IN the provinces and may be able TO
uphold the throne.
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
SHOULD BURN HEDGE RUBBISH.

Several farmers in New Castle
county, who trimmed hedges along the
county roads gathered up the trim
ming and hauled them to a fallow
field and burned them. In this way
the water courses along the new
roads are kept open. In several in
stances the farmers pay no attention
to the trimmings and rubbish and
when a heavy rain falls the roads are
damaged
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
COL. AINsCOW ENTERTAINs.

Representative and Mrs. Hudson
and Representative Williamson, of
Kent county, we're guests Of Col A. L.
ing to the battleship Delaware to at
tend the presentation of the silver
service. Col. Ainscow took his guests
on 20-mile automobile ride about the
city.
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
POULTRY MEN MAKE
READY FOR THEIR SHOW

The Diamond State Poultry and Pet
Stock Association met last night.
Committees were appointed and the
association is working hard to make
this years show the greatest in the
history Of the organization. Poultry
fancier are already making Inquiries
about the the Wilmington show, which
is looked upon as a high quality
show. Meetings will be held each
Tuesday night by the association in
the rooms. No. West Fifth street.
Evening journal., 1910-10-05

ANonIuucu AIoiN fllol idkcsl
from the warships went true and IL
was not long before the masonry OF
the palace began to crumble Seeing
the capture OF the palace invitable q
part Of the royal guard surrounded
the King Md while the others KEEP
up the fight at the front the escape
OF Manuel by a secret exit In the real
was effected. How the flight to tn,
Brazilian warship was made without
| detection was unexplained by the
! fugitives. the latest Of whom left be-
fore the coup was completed
The actual capture Of the palace
had not been affected at the time
the fugtitves left, though II was appar-
ent that II could hold out but short
time
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
KINGS PALACE BOMBARDFD.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
SANTANDER, Spain, Oct 5.-The
palace at Lisbon wes bombarded by
warships from Tagus and was finally
captured by the revolutionists, ac-
cording to wireless messages received
here from the German steamship Capo
Blanco. anchored off Lisbon.
These messages declare that the
royal standard was taken from the
palace during the night and from pub
lie during the day.
No reference Is made to the safety
Of the King or Queen Mother.
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
DEATHS.
Catharine T. Clement.
Charles o. Mendonhall.
Walter J. FARRELL.
James s. Caldwell.

Oatnarlne II OiculrnNs
Charles o. Mendenhall
Walter J. FARRELL.
James S. Caldwell
b. Gilbert Ease.
HASE---In this city, on October 4th 1910
b. Gilbert Nsse. aged 25 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at the residence
OF his father-inlaw, Alfred s. Lane, No.
500 Madison street, on Friday afternoon,
yate at Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
CALDWELIs--James g. Caldwell. son Of Wit
liam and Margaret died October 4, 1910
Relatives aud friends are invited to at
tend the funeral Friday afternoon At
clock from the residence Of his parents
Aai East Eleventh street. Services at thl
/ house. Intermeut Nj. Zion cemetery.
| JARRELIs--in this city on October 4, 1910
Walter j. FARRELL, aged 25 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 81
| tend the funeral from tho residence Of hi
aunt Mrs. Clinton Steele. No. 226 Gray ave
nue., on Friday afternoon, az 2 O'Clock. In
/ MENDENHALL1--ln Red Lion, Del, on Oc
tober 4th, 1910. Charles C., son Of Charlie
! s. and Ssllie Ward Mendenhall, in his 9t
isssrmsnt ST. Georges cemetery. 81
Georges Del on Thursday morning, octo
her 9th, Strictly private.
CLEMENr4At Philadelphia Pa, on Octobe
2nd 1910. Cathsrine T., wife of Franklin
". Clement
Relatives and friends are invited to stten,
the funeral services on Thursday Afternoon
at ] clock az the residence Of her sister
Mrs Thomas NJ Chandler No. 1925 \. 1911
street, Philadelphia Pa lnterment private a
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery, VIII
mington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
PARIS HEARS OF
KINGS ESCAPE.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-King Manuel has
taken refuge on the Brazilian war;
ship Sac Paulo, according TO a dis
patch 10 the Central News. The same
Information has been conveyed to the
Brazilian legation here.
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
Announce Wedding.

An reEScement is made Of the mar
riage Of Miss Mary V. Guthrie, of this
city, and Bartus c. Hatcherson, Of
Chestertown, Nd, on Monday, October
3, 1910. by the Rev. Father Albert,
pastor Of Sacred Heart Church.
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
LAWN CROFT CEMETERY.

Come and select your burial lot be-
fore prices advance and snow covers
the ground. Three (S3) monthly Sc
cures family plot of eight graves. all
kept trimmed and in order free OF
charge forever. Take Darby trolley to
entrance Free tickets this month only.
Office, No. 923 Markell Street
Open Evenings.
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
CHANDLER q T1dsstSnsF ESSti%sF
B. 2lI NJ. Ninth Street

No. 214 W. Ninth Street
Careful attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospital removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments first class. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
roo IArE roR c1AssIFIcArloy

roo LATE FOR CLAssIFICATIOS
UoR SKLE-HoRSE, CARRIAGE
and Harness; price, ss5. INQUIRE
2SO4 West 18th ST. o5-3t
w ANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO
rent furnished house, rooms
and bath. near sth and Van Buren, ST.,
and TO board owner. Write P. o. Box
247 o5-3t
NJ oTIcE-l. PRANK r. PoKoIsKI. THE
~ tenant aud occupant OF tae nouts
situated az sac s. Van Rurcu Street In she
Eleventh ward. lu he c'ty q Wimington.
county q New Castle cnd stste ~ Dsls
var. in eemphsnes with the requirements
Of the Act OF The General Assembly IN such
case made and provided do hereby give
notice that I shall apply Ia writing, 20 the
Ccnrs cf General sessions % the state Of
Delaware. ir and for New Castle county. on
Monday ths seventh DAY % November. A. y.
iQlo. hsinx ths next term Of ssid court for
q license ~ saia house a. an inn or tavern,
fcr ths sais therein ol intcA eating liquors,
In iess ceanniiss thsn ons quart % BE- drunk
On ths prev .sss and ne following respect
aele citIrers ei said ~ara, ~ less, twelve
81 When are substantial freehcldsrs o. said
wsra. feccr,nsnd ths sad application. viz;
Ard Maitsrsuski Jan ketkowaki
Arthcry leach ir>roskil 0ewartewski
RnrrrkN Michaal kchac1enEki
p Osirski fnllan Grabcwski
Artoni nelckat. NladyeIew WlocsoWsA
Antcrf gafsisak Marian Glincwiecki
Valentine MslissevsS tcs. a. Ga~lnskt iri
Feiiks Crv-iewicr Jos Ga~insst
Tr.nk Grahavski Gerard Gawinski
vvr~ort Nisrr.ieuski rsNn rurrlsxtt
Martin cclieski Lhenss "a Ncueaonkhs
Nictcr Skipski frank necfo~cisNh
Prank Rrctdowtki OrteEe Stpinekh
Thecdcr lcschiucrcsk
oS 81 FRANK A. fNholchA
T OsT-BErWEEN nth MD LOMBARD
| l. and Wilmington Steamboat wharf Knight
remplar star. Reward u retained 20 Court
/ House. Robert M. Burns. ceht
T OsT-A BROOCH. GOLD STONE. SET
II with = small flower in The center. Finder
| will please return same 20 Mrs. i. @ WHITE,
house, lls5 W Fourth St o5-2t
ADMINISTRATION, SALE
OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
GOODS OF ANN NJ CASEY
will be held
FRIDAY OCTOBER 7th,
At 28O p. NJ.
at the store formerly Of ROBERT CASEY, JRs
Claymont, Delaware.
GEORGE LODGE.
o5.S Administrator @. I. A..
VIZ ANTED-EXPERIENCED GIRL WITH
w reference for hOusework family OF two.
COS Market St. 2nd Floor front. oo--t
Evening journal., 1910-10-05
REVOLUTION
In PORTUGAL

lcontinuod from Firat PaKe.l
Evening journal., 1910-10-05

w ANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO
rent furnished house, rooms
and bath. near sth and Van Buren, ST.,
and 10 board owner. Write P. o. Box
24T o5-3t
Evening journal., 1910-10-05

WoR SALE-HoRSE, CARRIAGE
" and Harness; price, ss5. Inquire
2s04 West 18th st. o5-St
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
UTAH AS A FRUIT STATE.

Deig representative of the Pioneer Fruit
California guiding the Utah Fruit associations
cessful problem shipping and marketing the
orchards firmly of the opinion that the fruit in
dusty this state rapid development within the next
years says cherries the best the world that
peaches flavor and rmne incomparabe that
apples perfect What necessary better under
standing prepare the fruit for market For in
been with shipping Utah cher
been allowed the trees and
packed market with the result that the fruit has
overpe and unmaretabe condition
cherries the first tng black
pears ship immediately pening the road Those
details carefully observed mark the difference between
and failure.
Having discovered this the packing Utah
the the method and this there
will be Utah the first carload OF started Tor
the markets
Mr. Derg who expert fruit looks forward to the
this will be shipping each several thousand
carloads fruit The young orchards coming into bearing the
basis his estimate He the land around Ogden and the CHI
adapted fruit than the richest districts of Colo
eventually to this valley great
orchard With better Of trees intelligent prun
ng thorough spraying following approved methods
preparing the market Ogden and other parts of Utah
rapid development of the industry which now IN
infancy.
United action on the part growers bringing
improved conditions only the obtaining of better
prices securing the railroads of reduced rates With
in the last thirty days M Derrig acting fruit
organized Growers association has
tanned hundred carloads which
territory beyond Chicago and the privilege has been
allowing consolidated shipments without extra charge
The consolidation rate to great purpose unoer n
privilege be partly loaded at Brigham and the filled
say the whole shipment being carried to market at
load
reduction Of 20 cents
shipped from Ogden and elsewhere in the state
Montana of the best markets in the
western country heavily Utah its
Evidently Fruit Growers association is making
be the the progress Utah fruit culture
by all outside who have studied local conditions and
have seen possibilities of the industry.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
ia and advertise the city, than all

good to boost British Columbia ana adVertse sh cy nan all
other agencies combined
The Vancouver Exhibition association was formed and much
useful missionary work during 1907 and 1908 In 1909
city granted lease to association of sixty
Hastings year the electors voted $4,000 for exh
tion purposes.
city further Of S85000 thus making
s350ooa for the erection Of exhibition buildings and
preparing grounds addition the members Of the association
special OF making
track and playground for games of every kind
The members who the will get return for
dividends will be paid all profits f any will be devoted to
erecting buildings beauyng grounds and promoting the de-
velopment Of the province
Exhibition association preparing for the first
exhibition during week. commencing August
1910 will be and premiums offered to the value of
900 Provincial Government has voted
$4,000
will be offered for most breed of horses
cattle sheep poultry agricultural products garden
duce, butter cheese, honey, etc.
Arrangements have been made with the railway and steamship
companies special exhibits passenger excursion
looking forward to having large
numbers of the province during the
hibtion week.
There and wdeawake city of size in the United
bray backing the fairs given for its benefit
Ogden when shown the Importance Of following the
ample hangs back the maintenance of fair requires out
lay may bring immediate profits to the fair
itself
Fairs are not for the purpose of making money
should make them the instrument for ad
veng community and advantages and indirect
bneng whose best interests dependent the
growth and prosperity of that community.
Topeka have the spirit and invite
watch those cities expand and while doing SO to
solve to help Ogden grow in a similar way
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
Will START ON
SALINE BRANCH

Tracklaylng is being actively rush
ed on Ave different contracts by the
Oregon Short Line. Steel gangs are
busy. and 1t is keeping the supply de-
partment hustlinG in getting ties, steel
and track material TO the several
fronts. The work is going on at the
following points:
Relaying ninety-pound steel on the
Idaho division; relaying seventy
pound steel on the Cache Valley
branch; building the new line from
Vale TO Brogan, Ore, about thirty
miles; building the new line from
Moreland to Pingrce. about thirty
miles; building the new line from Ru.
pert 10 Bliss. about seventy-five miles.
Just as soon as the work OF laying
track on the new lines mentioned Is
finished. the work Of construction on
the Saline and other branches will
be commenced. as will the double
tracking from Pennington TO ogden.
This Is probably more active con
structlon work than is being done any
system in the country. and consider
able mileage will be added to the
road as we'll us developing a new
country.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
AN EXAMPLE FOR OGDEN.

That other cities believe in fairs are liberal supporters
those exhibitions proof that fairs profitable directly
directly Here Topeka Kansas and Vancouver British Co.
lumb subscribing for the fairs to be held this fs The
is statement Of Topka providing making
fair q success:
After hot campaign the city
the Sflower have subscribed than So090
PRISE that all that needed viii
10 go ahead with the big fair this
All citizens Of Topeka greatly
of subscription raising
money The day the campaign for the fund started twenty commit
canvassed every business in the city band aided in
prng quick subscriptions and raising
responded noby the day than
$4,000 subscribed The work continued and before the week
than $4,000 stock subscribed This spur
managers active work and will begin what
promises to the greatest fair held in Kansas
Everybody boosting the of aerng
from J. N Doley bank who
the Kansas Bankers association
safe security for investment The railroads the front and
have promised to do tremendous lot Of advertising for the fair
H Cook secretary of the fair association discussing the
possibilities of the fair, said:
thing get together the money the necessary
preparations money will Topeka With
good show and advertising bring 100000 people
here the week This thing dreamy conjecture know what
talking about because have work and keep working
year after year.
is up to earn public by giving
good taking exhibitors visitors prop
erly they will want to come back another year
CAS- advertising proposition for the there could be
nothing better Topeka beautiful city and ideal place in
which Give chance the place
good advantage that when he decides
boys and he has already Topeka his mind
the proper place in which to settle down.
In Ogden talk much about boosting Some who
shouting boost their efforts the
result be given and the Of obtained
oude boosters decline contribute cent
point Topeka place where they not only offer lip
service dig pockets help literally finance
Why? the secretary Topeka to
advertise Its advantages.
There restaurant keeper Ogden far from the
Washington Twenyfth who spent
Vancouver British Columbia last He enjoying
He struck with the appearance the He
bought lot for $1,000 Yesterday he sold the for $20
having had half dozen propositions presented Vancouver
you will say going ahead Yes here part the expana
ton:
About four years ago. few business
agreed exhibition would do more
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11

shown not long ago when little Caro-
line, 7 years old. and her brother. C
years old, were sent to school on the
same day
For a week they attended regularly.
and on Saturday night the proud faith
er called them 10 him. With one on
each knee. he asked what they had
learned In school.
Well" said the boy, al learned dat
de worr is round ] can count up to
Ave and say my alfcrbet."
His father beamed, and by careful
questioning got quite a remarkable
amount oil knowledge out of his small
son.
I'm proud Of you, Freddie he
said. smiling. Nov. Caroline, have
you learned lots. too?'
"Uh, huh answered Caroline. shy
ly.
Well" encouraged her father. tell
us what you have learned"
Il learned the names OF all the boys
in Freddie's class" she answered.
proudly, and wept when her father
laughed Philadelphia Times.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
THOMP SON READY
FOR THE CONTEST

All the preliminary arrangements
have been made for the scheduled
twenty-round boxing contest between
Pete Sullivan and Johnny Cyclone"
Thompson at Saltair Thursday even
ing The men are in the best Of con-
ditton and should be able to put UP a
scientific bout for twenty rounds
which Will interest the boxing fans Of
Salt Lake and the surrounding cities.
The men will weigh In at catch
weights and neither will have an eX.
cuse for losing 1t will be a case of
the best man. and as each Is confident
OF winning, there is no danger OF a
loaf at any time. II means fortune
TO the winner, who will be able TO
secure contests In every part of the
country.
Sullivan took his last hard work
Tuesday afternoon at the Salt Palace.
He will take q short run on the road
today and will then rest until he
steps into the ring tomorrow sight
with the Cyclone" who has Il repu-
tation of never having been Knocked
out In his twelve years OF boxing.
Thompson also stopped work at
oHUBH, NutTt UP Ids DtNu u III
the contest. and Tuesday he said that
he never was In better physical con"
dition and he Is confident OF being
able 10 secure the decision on points.
There will be two good preliminar-
les. Young Forbes and Kid Davis Will
box six rounds and according to many
of the fans. this match VIII be worth
the price OF admission Jack Downey
Will take on Larry Burns for six
rounds
Manager Grant has placed tickets
on sale at the JefI Smoke House and
the Log Cabin In ogden tickets arc
being sold at The Den
Two special trains will leave over
the Saltair road for the contest The
first is scheduled at 7.45 and the last
train viii leave at SIS p. IN
A special will leave Ogden at p.
m. and the train will run direct TO
the Saltair pavilion.
Manager Grant said Tuesday night
that he had made the ring safe by
padding II according to rules and there
would be no danger of any cracked
skulls from hitting the floor, which,
he says. has caused so much trouble
for the boxing game. With proper
padded rings there need he no fear OF
injuries 10 the principals.
A portion Of the house has been re-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11

yer Post. took Big Jim up to the
winter quarters of the Sells-Floto
shows and was showing him around,
Among other curlositIes in the lion
house was Little Sunday" the
smallest horse In the world He is
only &c Inches high. but is a stout lit
tie rascal. being about as broad as he
is long. Jeff plyfully grasped the little
animal by the nape of the neck and
the root OF his tail. lifted him clean
out of his stall and. holding him at
arms length in the eiF,
We'll. Otto said he TO the sport
ing editor, YOU can tell 'em I'm husky
enough to carry a horse, anyway