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Evening journal., 1910-10-17
HosnltaI Returns Thanks.

The Board of Managers Of the Del
aware Hospital desire TO thank the
friends who sent generous contribu-
tions on Donation Day. The following
contributions were received:
Money-R. Topkis Sons, Daniel W.
Mullin, Edward Belts, Frederick
Stone, Mrs. H. ?. Jones. Mrs. Preston
Lea, Mrs, William F. Sellers. Mrs. p
G. DUPONT. Mrs II. n Reed, Newark;
Miss Anna Lea. Miss Anna Candy,
w. G. Mendinhall. William Belts, Mrs.
John Bancroft Mrs. James A. Hart.
Miss +. A. Bringhurst. Mrs. Henry P.
Scott. Mrs. Charles c. Rumford, Mrs.
Henry Witt. Edge Moor; the James
A. Draper Branch, the Brandywine
Branch and the Hockessin Branch
Groceries and Provisions-Mrs Har-
Ian. Mrs. Henry Witt, Edge Moor,
Mrs. Edward Bringhurst. Miss Lea,
Mrs. f. E. Stone, Miss Spottswood'
Mrs. s. Garland, Mrs. J. w. Bastian,
z. Oestreicher, DR.. and Mrs. John
Palmer, Mrs. w G. Mendinhall, Mrs
William R. Brinkle, Mrs. Alfred Belts
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Bush, W. n. Holley
Charles II. Bonham, Mrs. F. B. F. Mil
Ter, Edward Belts, Mrs. Ferris Bring
hurst. Herbert K. Watson, Mrs. Fred
Shaw, Mrs. ]. Taley Smith, Mrs. Annie
Mohrmann. Mrs. Job H. Jackson, Mrs
]. II. huntington, Mrs. Lily A. Pyle
Brandywine Branch. Stanton Btanch
James A. Draper Branch Hocksssin
Branch, Mrs. l.. Douglas, Edge Moor
Celia Brothers and Mrs. H. L. Stetens
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
WORKING AGAIN
ON THE CHANNEL
Deepening and Widening OF
Bends in River Began Simul-
taDeOuSIy Today
DREDGES BEGIN AT
DEEP WATER POINT

with the beginning Of work to-day
nv the American Dredging COMPANY
On its contract for widening the cna1-
,,al of the delaware river at nVe pehus
where II IS now dangerously narrow
CO.. navigation the long-cherisneu
oroiect of a. 35-foot channel from
pbiiadelnhia to the sea will nave
aracticai start. This contract Is
sanarate one from that which VIII De
ov,,arded for the dredging or the IlNSi
and bav channel to the greater oeptn
dasired hit advantage has been tsKen
! of the work TO be done on the OehuS ~ y,
reouire that the depth secured il. suail
rot he less than 35 feet. This mea iis n
! that when the larger improvement is
.aada the contract will not necessl-
tate anv work at the fve bends, wheI'
denth of 35 feet or more Will a
~oa51 exist. and the completion OF .n' W
sao,,ar channel will be brought 1na
..,,ab nearer. There is an approplla
tion of $3.50 900 available lot IN an,
-rort and il will be pushed 10 hillsi
v-ith Ali possible expedition ~
= Tbe start will be made al Des
I u,a+er point. off Wilmington. ana
We o,d of the week the America
r 1r.5eine M Company expects TO nave
S s,..Sse and four barges Dusty
# -,torJ The channel of the bend az In L
S o,,+ viii he widened 10 Lou iesV' u'
~ outer bends only l,OOO ieel
j" a. ,.a1,,ired The government spes
If scstions call for a depth OF 80 ieeI @ y
~ s,,Il with of the enlarged chall'
" - G-ncle Sam generously aglees
at a,'r nS, Co.. extra dredging TO a dep'n
Is 81 seet hut not below that
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
FIRE ROUTS
HOTEL GUESTS
Escape With Only Night
Clothes When Dynamo
IGniteS Grand Union

Guests in the Grand Union Hotel,
at Front and French streets, were
driven from bed and into the streets
with what clothing they could snatch
early yesterday morning, when tre
was discovered in the basement OF
the building. II originated In dy-
namo and the smoke rapidly filled the
house. A man passing in the street
discovered the fire and notified a wo-
man servant. who in turn told other
servants, and they hurried from room
TO room arousing the guests.
Men and women, seeing the smoke
filled corridors, thought the hotel was
In flames and they lost no time get
ting out. There was a motley gather
across the street in the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad station while the tremen
we're extinguishing the blaze. which
was done before the building was ser
iously damaged. and the guests then
returned for more clothing or TO finish
out their sleep.
The Fame and Washington Fire
Companies responded to a still alarm
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
sEA kNG LAS NEW OWNER.

The Southern transportation Com
pany OF Philadelphia, has made an
other addition to its growing tugboat
fleet. az Baltimore.
The fine tug Sea King has been pur-
chased by that company from Philip
Viewer & sons. to be used in bay and
sea towing.
The huh Of the Sea King was built
by Thomas McCosker & Co. at Balti-
more. in 1908, and the engines and
boiler we're built and installed by
Harlan & Holhngsworth Corporation
Of Wilmington, Del. The Sea kine
registers 124 tons gross, is s5 feet
inches long. q feet 8 inches bean
and 10 feet 4 inches deep. She ha
been a successful vessel
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
LADIES' sHIRTwA1sr.
All Seams Allowed.

The Gibson waist again appears and rs
always welcome. for Il seems 10 be
model that suits 80 many women IL
may be plain OF fancy 10 suit the indi-
vldual taste, bus the Gibson idea always
remains. The model we show has the
tuck on each shoulder and the closing
on the left side In the front the tuck
is stitched only few inches, but In the
hack the stitching Is carried 10 The waist
line. and the little fullness there Is gath
cred 70 a stay. The neck is finished by
a neokband. The sleeve Is the reguia-
tion shirt model. finished with cum
20 be closed with links. For a utihty
waisu this serves as an excellent model
and n made Of any Of the wash mate
vtals or the scotch OF French fianneis-
one cou,d not have better waist In the
Vvardrote for this time Of the year. The
r.t,e~n $40 Is cut in sizes a TO q
incban bust measure. To make the
,va,st in the medium size win reornre "a
,s-as ~ material n inches vide, ~
ysrdS IS inches wide or yards y Inches
wids
Tbe above pattern can be obtained By
..nsinr 10 cents to the once OF this
paper.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17

plants that grow bark can be
strengthened and made 10 flourish like
the proverbial bay tree n given iron
water, soaked from rusted iron and
poured into the soil
II the seats Of caned chairs are
sagged down. wash well on the bottom
side, and when nearly dry rub the
bottom over with water in which
little glue has been dissolved. Let
them dry bottom side up
BY applying kerosene with a rag
TO your stoves when putting them
away for the summer. YOU viii pre-
vent their rusting Treat garden
implements the same way when you
lay them away for the winter.
The most satisfactory method Of
marking clothes that go out TO the
laundry is with q rubber stamp, bear
ing your name The stamp is mex
pensive and one may buy a pad of In.
delible ink for a few cents
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
U. A. M. E. CHURCH
CONFERENCE TOMORROW

The general conference OF the
Union American Methodist Episcopal
Church. Of which Bishop B. 7. Ruley
is the senior bishop. will convene in
St. Luke's U. A. NJ. e. Church, West
Chester. and will be continued in ses-
sions until November 1.
The conference, which conveues
every four years. will be composed Of
more than 300 members, including
bishops. pastors and delegates. The
pastor and congregation of st. Luke's
Church and the colored people OF
West Chester in general have made
elaborate preparations for entertain
ing the convocation and It is expected
that during the coeference much bust
ness OF importance Will be transacted
i'm the interest of the church.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
saenrerbund Meeting.

On Wednesday evening the Della
ware saengerbnnd will meet 10 hear
complete report Of the result of the
recent Volkfest II Is likely that
other matters Of importance viii also
occupy tho attention Of the members
of the Saengerbund Chiefly among
them will be the representation ques-
zion in the session Of the Northeastern
Saengerbund. as well as the program
for entertainments for the winter sea
son
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
+: :-:WOMANKIND:-:
HOUSEHOLD NOTES
BY Msuds E. cillsy.

Green window shades should pro-
vide darkness for babys daytime
maps
To clean ivory. make a paste OF |
chalk, olive oil and ammonia, equal |
parts, and rub well. Let It remain |
on until thoroughly dry, and then
wash Off
When eggs are broken and cannot !
be used at once they will keep better |
if the shells be removed and a quarter |
of teaspoonful Of salt beaten in for |
each egg
The bureau drawer can be made |
to open easily and noiselessly by rub |
bing It with common soap. and the
same device can be used upon doors
that stick
To keep the sliced Spanish onions
from falling apart, take toothpicks
aud stick them through each side TO
the centre; then dip in egg and crack
er crumbs and fry in batter.
To mend rubber use soft kid from
an old glove aud paste the patch TO
the gum with automobile paste The
leather adheres better to the gum
than a gum patch.
from one part chopped almonds and
two parts of shredded or grated Gel
cry, with a dash of salt Moisten the
mixture with mayonnsise.
TO save gas. remove the tip and in
sert small piece of cotton in the
pipe and replace the tip. This les
sens the pressure and a more even
and softer light is obtained.
tf,., Ists g,
be good. remove the shells. let stand
over night in equal parts of milk and
water then dry them in the oven and
they will be fresh and good
II shelves and floors Of closets are
wiped with water which is hot with
cheyenne pepper insects will be kept
away. Borax and alum are good to
put into the cracks.
Nothing is more helpful In busting
/ polished floors than the absorbent
broom bag. which can be purchased
for few cents or may be made at
home of a piece Of cotton flannel
, When making apple pie the flavor
b. is much improved and the apples win
j keep in good color n q few drops Of
! lemon Juice are squeezed over the ap-
2 pies just before the crust is put on
Melted beef drippings or tallow can
he used i'm the place Of parfin over
: the top Of Jelly BE sure when cold
to cover the space around the edge
. where it has shrunk away from the
? glass
The white OF IN egg beaten In lem
on juice and slightly sweetened is q
simple remedy for hoarseness. This
mixture should be slowly dissolved il
the mouth before swallowing
Remove grease stains by saturatinl
2. them with alcohol rather than ben
= zine as the alcohol will not leave III
% ring around the spots that is left b
the benzine Wash in cold water.
. II threads draw hard and brea
easily when preparing a piece Of fanc
work, a little white soap rubbed o
the WrqaG side Of. the linen viii !
OF advantage It does not harm th
IS linen
I'd It is claimed that woody hous
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
civil Service Examinations.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examina-
ton at the Federal Building Novem-
bor Q, 10 and II, TO secure eligibles
from which to make certitication 70
an vacancies as they may occur in the
position OF Inspector Of mechanical
and electrical engineering An ex-
animation will be held November
10 fiji a vacancy in the position or
translator (male) Bureau Of Mines,
Prtsburg, Pa, at salary of from
81 200 TO 1850 per annum
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
a STPRRIOR PIANO.

The Weaver Pianos have in them
the characteristics which mark the
highest achievements of the modern
high grade piano makers. Old time
strength is combined with all the es-
sential modern improvements In these
instruments. insuring the greatest
possible durability as we'll as the most
charming musical qualities
"The Weaver" is one Of the leading
pianos sold by the Robelen Piano Co,
40 Market street. Wilmington, Dell
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
BABY PILLOW.

A dainty baby pillow is made in
this way: A plain center of the ma
terial is left quite large enough for
the babys head, and circle of oval
eyelets worked, which are run with
pale blue or pink ribbon, tied at the
ton in a soft bow of loops and ends.
wreath of small flowers worked
solid can also be embroidered Just
beyond the circle Of eyelets If one
wishes a more elaborate pillow Fin
ish the pillow case with hemstitch-
ed hem, on the edge OF which f1ne
narrow Valenciennes lace can be
whipped.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
P. AND R. OFFICIALS SHIFTED.
C. H. Ewing Succeeds A. G. McCaus'
land. Of Alantlc City Line.

A. G. McCausland, superintendent
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
ways Atlantic City division, has re-
signed. His successor is G. H. Ewing
who was engineer Of maintenance OF
way. Frank S. Stevens. superintend'
ent of the Wilmington and Columhis
division, succeeds Mr.. Ewing Mr.
Stevens is succeeded by F NJ. Falok
who was his assistant
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
NEWPOSTALBONDS
TO Be ATTRACTIVE
sLEY TRIMMINGS
ll--.- IIsER WITH Z ~ al-sE
VIII prOhahIv Mark a Reform

~ The craze for Paisley trimmings
and borderings which was so marked
this season is by no means over A
rather new form which it will take
I'm the early autumn is blouse TO
complete dark blue costumes.
Such blouse will look we'll with
the tailored suit, but can be more et-
fectively treated with a one-piece
frock to wear for afternoon OF under
long coat
The owner Of an old Paisley shawl.
partially moth eaten, can get one Of
these blouses cut on simple semi
tailored lines from the shawl and have
enough of the bordering left to intro
duce a touch of the cOloring on the
skirt.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
FARM HELP SCARCE.
Men In Demand aud None Coming to
Fiji the Wants.

Farmers I'm this section Of the coun-
try are complaining because they can
not hire enough men to gather what
haryests remain TO be gathered.
These are not many nor large but
they are important and the farmers
need the help. Inquiries have been
sent into this city several times dur
ing the past week asking II there
are any men here and offering to pay
good wages as farmland wages go.
Several farmers have made Inquiries
concerning woodcutters but there are
apparently no men in this or neigh
boring cities who understand the
handling of an axe sufficiently we'll "a
get out into the woods and cut cord
wood Al least the search here tol
woodchoppers has failed and th'
farmers who want them will have &C
import them.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17

Il had doctor for them but he could
not help. Then ] read OF the Culcure
Remedies. As / am chemist having
served my apprenticeship IN Germany,
did not have much confidence in them.
Yet was soon taught something better,
for after used Cuticura Soap. Ointment
and Resolvent the first time the children
felt very well and did no more scratch:
ing. Then the eczema became dry and
entirely disappeared after about SIX
weeks treatment. This is now more
than two wears ago and no sign OF the
trouble has returned therefore I can
recommend the Cuticura Remedies
without reserve TO all people who are
suffering with eczema. William Grelek'
"a Douglas St., Brooklyn, n. Y, Mar.
10, 1910"
Cuticurn Soap C25c1. Cuticufs Ointment ty0c,l
and Cuficurs Resolvent (50c) Cuiicura Piill
(25r1 ere sold throughout the World Potter DRUG
AChen Corp Sole Props. Boston. Mass.
aa-Nancd tree. 32-Daee book on Skin Eu1ofA
Evening journal., 1910-10-17

WASHINGTON. Oct, 17-For seven
year Yeulio Ozaki has been MAYOR Of
Tokyo. Japan, and after serving
portion of his second term ne decided
that he would visit the United States
and find the model city-a city where
by he could CLEAN now points for max
Ing Tokyo the real model governed
city of the country. u find every CITY
Is claiming to be the real model
Mayor Ozahi explained TO President
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
AyOTHER BIG CAR ORDER.

The American Car and Foundry
Company, It is reported. has secured
an order for 112 cars for the state
Railroad of the Argentine Republic.
The order involves an expenditure on
the part of the Argentine Government
of 81 500, 600
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
nol. Ten Rurns ChlId.

Accidentally spilling some hot tea
upou herself. Morris Johnson. aged 10
month. son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
johnson. of No. 1905 Maple street. was
painfully burned yesterday. Dr. Sprn-
ance was summoned 10 attend MIN.
The boy will recover.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
761 Five Gored Under Pettiooat.
. to - waist.
UNDER PETTICOAT s7et.


Nrefully made and smoothly fit
n under-garments are absolutely
n,ssary for correct dress. This
p,coat is shapely and comfortable
. can be finished with under fac
tr belt at the upper edge The
lo' edge can be hemmed or finished
via frill. while the back width can
cir be laid in inverted plaits. or
cuff and finished In habit style.
soat 1t fulhlls the requirements
OIL figures. Cambria makes this
a but all materials that are used
4 petticoats are appropriate, and a
a many women like cross barred
iln and cotton crepe. The petit
d Is made in FIVE cores. if the habit
mis- desired, the back cores are
oh on indicated lines. When in
lNd plaits are desired the plaits
plaid fat and stitched.
tr the medium size will be requir-
le l-2 yards of material "a or 27,
4 5-S yards sc inches wide, with
BIDS of embroidery for the frill
e pattern 6761 is cut in sizes for
= "a, 26, 2S. 30. 80. and "a inch
measure and will be mailed to
address by the Fashion Depart
of this paper on receipt of ten
4. Of in haste send an additional
tcent stamp for letter postage
;N insures more prompt deliveryD
above pattern and other May
| ! M Patterns described in THE
p ltrNG JOURNAL and all the pat
r temade by the May Manton Pat
II Company can also be obtained
n IIo ro,f- fror~.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17

started hrst with
little red spots
which afterwards
got bigger until
they were the size
of FIVE cent pieces.
The outside be-
came dry and
very crusty. The
rash on their
faces was awful
and afterwards
IL ran over the
hOdy too.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
Al on 10 RaItimore and Return.

PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, Sunday, Oc-
tober %. Special train leaves WIZ
mington 9.4o al m. Returning leaves
Baltimore 6.3S 4. m. Tickets on Fri
day and Saturday at 5oS Market St,
and at Station on Sunday
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
ELOPRMENT SECRET OUT.
Sophomore. Who "Went TO the Fair"
Tells What II Meant.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. Oct. 1.-THE
elopement of A. Stanley Gerry. OF
Coopersburg, Lehigh University
sophomore. and Miss Eva NJ Carl also
of Coopersburg, has leaked out
The Young pair three weeks ago
told their parents they were going 10
the Allentown fair. but instead went
to Wilmington, Del, and were mar
ried
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
Anna CoIIldes MN CarrIage.

An automobile driven by Lyn
Thomas and carriage occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taggart OF New
port. were i'm collision at Fifth and
Shipley streets Saturday night. No one
damaged.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
SMITH -Z0LLINGER CO..
sih and Market Sis.
SPECIAL OFFER:

rye Fall Fashion Book only sc.
Ia If Purchased with a pattern
!, is, Pattern and Book 15c.-Prico
look aloe. l0c.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
Urre MI. sehnepf for Position.

Harry F. Schnepf, of the Deia"sis ~
saeneerbund. Is mentioned by nj
friends to succeed the late KARI MI. ~
of Philadelphia, as secretary 9orth- ~
execritive COMMITTEES OF the Noi'n
ssstern saengerbund-
Evening journal., 1910-10-17

To sbtain this pattern or any Of
fhe otbers heretofors described 10
THE JOURNAL, MI out the follow
CENTS in an envelope addressed 10 -
FASHION Editor, THE EVENING
Journal, Fourth and Shipley Sth.,
Evening journal., 1910-10-17

VS. oaffinn hPffnr ana netteli dut
doctor saiu a month ago that ne could
come homeC Ny mother and ] were
very happy to learn that he was well,
and that We would see him soon.
Mother went to Europe as soon as she
could get away, and she told me she
would soon be back with dad. She told
me to be good while she was away,
and I was, too.
And then we heard of dads death
last Saturday. Oh, I tell you / felt
awful. Dad was so good to me! Then,
after that, I wanted to see mother
more than ever. cause mother was
awful good to me, too. She used to
play with me all the time.
I'VE we're just sitting down to din
ner last night when a messenger came
with the cable about mother.
Il felt bad before, but l didn't think
anybody could feel so bad as / did
then and as I do now" The child
looked up pathetically, then added
quickly: But I'm no cry baby
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
CHILDREN'S FACES
AWFUL WITH RASH
Ran Over Bodies, Too. Dry and Very
Crusty-Used Cuticura and Did
No More Scratching. Eczema
Disappeared in 6 Weeks.
Now More Than Two Years Ago and
No Sign Of Trouble Has Returned.

MY, two children suffered from an
Affection Of the face and hands. 10
Evening journal., 1910-10-17

Taft when he called at the White
House with his wife But | am go
ing 10 keep going and visit not only
the large cities in this country, but
many of the smaller ones, In an ei-
fort TO gain new points, The term
of mayor in Tokyo is for SIX years.
Mayor Ozaki has been a strong adNo-
cate for reforms. and some OF MS
have called him the
Mayor Gaynor OF japan.
Evening journal., 1910-10-17
BOY, BEREFT, IS
NO "CRY BABY"
Lad of Eleven Bravely Says
'T'm Head OF The
Family NOw!"

NEW YORK. Oct. 17-Osmyn P. Con
ant a member of the firm OF uin'l
and Company, and one OF the most
prominept publishers in this country
d,ed unexpectedly of apoplexy at
Divonne les Bains, France, last sat
urday. Wednesday, while aboard tne
tender al Cherbourg. which was trans
norting passengers to the kronprlnz
wilhelm. Mrs. Conant suffered a
stroke of apoplexy, and died before
medical assistance could reach her.
In New York, eagerly awaiting the
return Of his parents, was a boy OF
II wears Ever since his mother
left him FIVE weeks ago to go to the
French resort and bring back the
father and husband who was though
TO be convalescing. he had peer
lawful good"
The little fellow met vlsitor III IN
conant home last night. The visito
whispered to the friend of the family
"Does he know?"
The boy looked up and MS eyes sul
plied the answer. But he dlo ne
weep. - ,...ta fe
low whom death had robbed OF n
fsther and mother within 100 hours
each other. He braced his shoulde
and stood erect.
SBut I can't be a cry baby now
he said. "You see, I'm the head
the family now. 49, J.
Then. in simple sentences, Ine o
told the story of the tragedy tn
had come so Unexpectedly into
eMy father went abroad last sprin,
said the boy. He was IN bad neai
and we thought the trip would 90 n
good. We thought it best TO let 7
60 alone. too. Mother and l dio
want TO bother the good doctors v
we're trying TO cure him, you see
ss1-te ,,,,rso wrote to US that
Evening journal., 1910-10-17

Wilmington. Delawars.
To the Fashion Editor.
THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Wilmington Del
Inclosed md 10 cents. fer which
send me
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-02-02

The town of Due West has been sorely
afflicted within the last year ortwo. First
DR.. W. L. Presley, president of the theo-
logical Seminary, passed away. He was
followed by Rev. D. g. Caldwell, teacher
both in the Seminary and the College.
Then the county was shocked by the death
Of Rev. o. Y. Bonner, pastor OF the Due
West A. R. P. Church. On last Thursday
morning Jan. 9th, DR.. James Boyce, presi-
dent Of the Woman's College Of Due West,
passed away. For nearly two weeks he
had gradually been growing weaker from
day to day.
DR.. Boyce was seemingly in the best OF
health when he was stricken with ap-
oplexy. So far as We know he had no
premonition Of his sudden summons.
He was a North Carollnian by birth,
Castor county claiming him. He was
born Jan. 26th; 1860. He graduated from
Erskine College in 1878 and afterward en-
tered thsf theological Seminary in 1879
Aftsz&afnishing the Seminary he was Ii
Isensed to preach in the A. R. P. Church in
1881. His first charge was Louisville, KY
In 1896 he accepted a call to Huntersville
NC, where he served the church until
1899 when he accepted the presidency OF
the Due West College for Women, this
position no held at the time of his death
DR.. Boyce was an influential man in the
Ar. P. Church, always taking great in
terest in ali affairs that affected the
Church's welfare. He was connected
with the church paper, the A. r. Presby'
terrain as editor Of the children's depart
ment.
DR.. Boyce Is survived by a wife, who
was Miss Jennie Thomson, Of Kentucky
and four daughters.