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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-17
BOMB NO. 35
WAS EXPLODED
Building Owned by mike the Pike
Was Wrecked by the
BloWup.

CHICAGO, Feb 17.-Bomb No s5l
was exploded today when an effort
was made to blow UP a building own
ed by Michael Heitler, Mike the,
Pike. . one OF the most important
state witnesses in the recent trial
of Police Inspector Edward McCann-
The front of the building was wreck
ed. Many of the occupants had mar
row escapes. This is the 35th bomb
exploded here in two years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-17
Blew Out the Gas.

DIES MONIES, Feb. 17. Mike Ro-
manich, an Austrian, blew out the gas
at the Three Star hotel and is now at
the point OF death in a hospital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-17
Local Observations.

River, frozen.
Mean temperature. 20.
Maximum temperature, %.
Minimum temperature, 10
FRED z. GOSEWISCH.
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-17
The Farmers Meeting at Donnelson
Proves to be a Very Instructive
and interesting Short
Course for Audience.
"sET BILL TO WORK"
Address by Miss Philips of Ames on
the Relation Of Schools to Ag-
riculture Was an Enter.
tanning Discourse.
Especial to The Grte City.]

Especial 20 the G7te Clty.1
DONNELLSON, Feb. 17.-The sec
ond day of the Lee County Farmers
Institute opened with song by six
school girls. This was followed by
the Denmark quartet in classic num-
ber, which proved to be one of the
popular hits" of the two day short
course.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-17

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

erbliben 4~beIstanb trboben iplrbe, 9ebDrea bic @ranosr
Der Seibtnbanblung @ebriiber puHdpant, Serr aheooor
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an. 2ebtsrer lit Der Batter bes Ssrrn Oscar bon ya1ds
punt, bes Gbefs b@ Observation-Disclosures YafigsS
pant & SO. in Rem Yort. Serr Oscar bon pahapaass
beIu9te bic muFeriduls in ieiner 8attrfabt 5%rantturt.
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1879 mad 8aIel, UNI in benz bortigaa 3peigssiddft Der
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ndd 5rantfurt surid, I'm, ieiner WiiItdrpflidt sn ges
nistn. gr bisnte als einiabrisz 5reitpiniscr I'M Grftetl
5ehiiden acknowledgment go. 13 nnb nabn bdnn pie
taufmGnniide &arriere nisbsr auf, inbenl er in bas gts
ports&ommiiionsbaus BON SeBler Sreres e Sic. in paris
eintrat. en ID. aus. 1885 besdb CT id nod Reip gori
pnb uttadirte f9 BEN Observation-Disclosures bon
pafabant &c So, bamals in go. 800 Gbur9 Str, ieBt
in 80. SO @reene Str, in tpefhem er ftd In bic 9Ohe
a~rbeitete, inbsnt CT fir bas @ei9aft brsi Sabre lang in
bieiem 2anbe nnb bele Sabre in europa rsife, Bis CT
Sbeilbuber utb ain l. DECEMBER 1890 @bef Der Sirma
pafapant &c SO, purbe. SIN folgenben Sabre perbeis
ratbete er ii9 nit SRI. Margaret Sdmibt, Sp6ter bes
GERM CHARLES s. S9mibt. Die gbe tpurbe nit brei
&inbern seieehet, BEN iebt 18 SABRE alien Sobne Sers
mann bon pdfdpant, unb ben ui flint, reip. aehn Sabre
iingeren SDdtern Marsuerite unS Selen bon p~afiaDant.
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baber, bic Serren gDaton, 2ambelet rnb Sanbbd9en,
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beltenben llmfdng gebrddt, inb Tie ne6men per56nIi9
in Der gtsip gorter @efdaftstett cine berpOrrassnbe
Steaans Elm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

3peigbduIern in galel, Grid. ct gtenns, Spon
nnb Greftlb, an beHen Spise 9ebtiusr apnmeraienrutb
ai9urb bon pafapantA feht, iOpis aits ben in RstD gDrt
r~elibirenSen Mitgliebern, Ssrren 4rthlr W. Wotlon,
Oscar bon p~afabant, Senrp 2anlbslet uno Selnrldp
Sanbbdsen. SIM 2aufe ber SABRE bobsn Der 6irma ans
eeb0rt bic Serrsn 5~erbindnb Wenhing, emil 3. Weber,
George %. Sutton, anon Wasper ano 9eiHrtb ufeeer.
Die 9aiabant iuarei uripriingli4 ene 9ussnotten!s
fainilie, tpel9e 1877 bon 5rdntreia ra4 Der Sidney
ausipanberte. Gin 3ipeig Der Jamilis blibt BIB gum
beltiaen Sag in 8aftl unb ipirb tpieberholt in Der 9ars
belsseibihte biefer Stabt ribmepb srtpabnt. 90 begdnn
1880 SSrana pafapant cine gang neue 5abritatton bon
@plos uno Gilberpaf ~fdnsnten; 1910 erbitlt Der 8eihaftss
manu- sssobann pafabaRt bic @snebniglng gu elmer
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in, Sa6re 1886 ipirb cine GeiOenfoffpsberei bes 9errh
Bafapant in 8dIeI erpdbnt.
9us Jranffurter 8irserredt ertparben bic Pafd:
bdnt am q. @pril 1856 bur9 ben Runfmann Rnbolt
emanuel paTapant, unb felt bisIer 3ett baber ie bort
in sei9Gftlidtr unO seieai4aftli4sr 9iniidt fsts elm.
berborrasenbe SteIuna eiugenon,nlen. Rrbolf Emanuel
pafIabdnt bi~nterleB 3pei S0bne, gRuoolf nnb Satob,
Don benen bic beiben Sranffurtsr 2inieu br 5amllie
abItarnmen. 8eibe 8riber erreihten Elm bohes bitter
nnb tonnten in boiler Hiifi9tett lire solbene Sod3eit
fmeiern, ipie aus Senfnin5en, Die 5ur Jeter olsler 5elte
1747 uno 1853 gei9lagen ipurben, erldtlih 1T.
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finItteriiten Glementen gefeblt bat, benefit Der Nante bts
8unff9riftfteners Sobann SabiO paTapant, bes Der
foIers BON lie peintre-graveur1 seitprben 1861 ds
SnTpettpr Der StdbelsgaIerte in 5rantfurt a. Mi.
Der Satobs@Sinie. felde i'm aarit Der 5sit N Cen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

lpriide auf ben fran5Oitiden Sbron iudren a~tpsifelbaft
uno mir bur9 Sopbifersi aufrett 5u ertalten. DER
nGdIte De6isl frat elm unter Seinri6 w. benz p&onl9
bon England, Grben unb ~gfegenten bon 5rdntrelh, Serrll
bon Srlanb". bod itelte iein Sohn 9einrih vi. Den
alien Sitel ipieoer Der.
Seinrif VIII. nabm nab mebrFdd3tn Aen6erunge1
~enb9dltig ~fplesnben Siel an: paonig bon Gn9ldno,'
Tranttsid unb SSrlano, 8srtbeiOiser pes 9ldnbsns, rne
bon Der Stride BON @nglanb, unb du9 bon Srlar1o auf
Grbea bas bD9Ite Saupt". Den Sitel s@ertbeioigsr oes
@laubens" bate Ssinrid VIII, tIe beiannt, in iunsen
Sa6ren bonn papIt erbalten, as er in r8ertbeibisrug
Der fieben Satramsnte" iein tbeologiides Stedenpfero
seeen 2ut9er e%eritten; bas 5eitnlten Der Gngldroer an
oieIen Sitsl purbe ~betunntlif nod inter 9einriG VIII.
fnnlos. Seinri4 VIII. purbt aud auerlt ols ggaajss
tdt" a~ngereott. Dis &Dnigin Uiarie /. unO ibr gatts,
Der 8Snig pbilipp bon Spanier, fibrten ben bunteR
Sitel: ,Ybilipp uhb Murb, BON 9ottes Suoben 9Onts
unb &6niain bon @n9lanb unb 5~rduirsi6, Reapel, Seru>
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bon Spanitn unb Sistliet, GrSber3oge bon Sefterreid,
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bon Guelanb, 6rantrei9 uno Sranb, 8ertbeibiser bes
glau6sns@. als Ssrrfder aus ben, Saafe Staagt
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uno S'rtanb, 9ertbsibissr bes @laubenss unter Der Sos
nisiu Gnna tpurbe inbeiIen England iinb S9ottlonb gu
9rpbbritannien 5ufarnnense5o9en. Die brei eriten
@eorge nannten ii9 rROnl9 bon @robbritdnnier, 5rant,
reid unb SSrIanb. Ser3og bon gruiinldipeissS% ineburte,
SurFirIt bon Sunnoper, 8ertbeiOissr bes Sldubens' i'm
Sabre 1901 Gnberte @eorg III, bieIen Sit.l nm in Bon
@oips @ndbsn 86nis bs 8ereinigten 9Oni9tblnls bon
grpBbritdnnien unb SSrldib, @ertbeibiser bes @ldubens".
Den lsBtsren SitsI fibrten @eprg w, @ilbelm ~. unb
bic 8Dnisin 8ictoriu, Bis I'M Sabre 1877 y&aiiertn BON
Snbien" b~inSueefi9t tDurbe. gbtparb WI. ipnroe bel
feiner S6ronbeleiging in berielbea Neiit bettteit, bod
tpurbe nod Dor Der aronnng binter Srlanb eingei4oltet:
punb Der iberistiidea briti9en 9efiBungeu1. Wtit bies
fem 3ufas III aa1 @,eors v %prpHamirt tporbsn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
BON enaIiid,em abntastiteln.

Die SieI Der enelfden &0nise 6dben felt BEN gius
fall Der gDrmannsH, nit benz Der allgenieinen 8oltseuis
%pfinOuns nad eissutlid bic @ei6i6te bes 8ritiIden
aei6es anbebt, bdufig senetiet. g~BiIbeIuq, Der @teser
bon %souitines, nannte iid, inOem sr fsins Grlpdbluns
gum 5errIAer Dor bas Eeht Der groberung feate, r8Ss
mig Der gnsldnoer". Sein SobH, 8ilbelm Rufus, flate
Bon @ottes gnaben" biu3u. stephan bon Slois Be-
tnele i4 ~Sonig Der GrglGnber, Sersoe Der Gprmune
neR". Der erle pS6nis bon England" mar Seinri6 III,
Der auBerbeIn ~5ersos Der Rormdnbie unb aquitaniens,
@raf BON aniou" beB. Geiu Sobn, Riaarb a%0tpenbers,
Der EiburOs, basssen fiibrte ben Sttel: .a6nig bon gna.
lamb. Serr bon sSrIduO, oer5og Der Rornanoie uub Ser
5os bon aquitanieu". 6eiuri6 III. lisB ge9en Gnbe
fetutr SerrIdoft ben rSeraog Der stormanOie" faaen.
uab Der 10 ssttir5te siteI blieb, Bis @bparb III. lid, nod
pr Green unS poHers r&0nig bon @ngIdnb ,tno sSrants
reid unD Serr bon SrlanO" uunnte; feline re6fliben qt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
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49, as Sous gaFubGnt G. 60. in Rem gOrt
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in benz lltstsn rSrbsoObs"s gisrtel in Ro. q groao
Str. %etablirt. sSs OanH, BEN 3use n%OTSiparts fOlssn9.
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college place, Duane Str, nad Gbur@ CTR, mo IS
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bIisb. Bis es i4Iieblid in go. 1875 grssns Str
eds BON Spring Ctr, anlansts. Dies IT sssens
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seI3dften in SO. 1912 @reene Ctr, go. 37-39
@resne Str, 80 8ortb Str. unb ITO Jiinfte aps.
paNabdnt G So. ssb0ren iebt gu ben dlteitsrt
SGuferH in bieier @si4dftsbran4e, inOem ie felt 81
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iinb unb f4 frens an bic 5ibruns zines Sommiis
iionsssihdfts gebdIten buben, bduptiddli9 in Seibens
rnb &leiberfoffen, 8anbtpadren, Sammt, 9laeees
bunbi9uben unb anbersn aus unb .inldnbii4en
Sdnittpdarsn. nobel fe itets bic srObten unb pors
nebmlihiten 5abrifen @uropas unb 4merifas pers
trtt.n baben,
@%tssnpdrtis beIt,ht bic 5irna aus benz Mutters
hais, gebraber pdhapant in Srantfurt a. ID. nit
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Sn iebem bitter sIau6sn mir ~berninftis gu fsin
unp feben bic gernunft bs bsrflOIfenen Differs as Gel.
benf9aft an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

8ts Usannes Sadie 1T Is. gu ~orbsnen; sads
Der 5rau riatis aussaseben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

) Sous guFapant G. 90. in Rem gOrt
nurbe i'm SUM 1853 als 33peis bes Grauts
furter Sauits gebriiosr pa0ubunt &c.
Evening journal., 1910-09-01
Patriotic Women to Celebrate
at Cooch'S Bridge Monument

a days outing ON Chesapeake Bay, on
the yacht Jennette: Misses Lula
Herbener, Margaret Cook, Elsie
Edna Chalmers, Eleanor
Fader, George Hatton and Harry
Herbener.
The horse belonging to William NJ.
one Of the r. F. d. car
riers, frightened at an automobile
while .hitched in front of Robert ].
Morrison's residence. The animal
ran down Main street, breaking the
wagon and falling on the sidewalk
injuring it quite badly.
The Rev. George Thomas Baxter,
graduate of Delaware College, and
little daughter. we're visitors here the
first of the week.
Prof. and Mrs. c. o. Houghton, who
spent the holidays in New York State
returned this week. The trip was
made in their auto, and over $500
miles we're covered.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Strahorn
enjoyed visit to Niagara Falls this
week
The Misses Annanbel, Sara and
Rena Murphy, of Parkesburg. Pa.
were visitors of Mrs. L. l.. Parsor
the first OF the week.
Evening journal., 1910-09-01
CAMDEN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, Del, Sept. 1-Mr. and
Mrs. William M. Evans were at Re
hoboth on Sunday.
Mrs. Byron Slaughter and son, Of
Philadelphia, are visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Slaughter.
Miss eBrtha Mcbride is visiting in
Philadelphia
Miss Bessie Hinsley. is visiting in
Telford. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Thorp, of VIII
mington, are town visitors.
Miss Elizabeth Mensch is visiting
Captain and Mrs A. c. Mensch.
Miss Estelle Conwell is visiting
friends at Bowers.
V. G. Brown, of Chadd's Ford, has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Brown.
Miss Beulah Hopkins has returned
to her home in Washington after Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret
Clements.
Miss Adele Manahan,of Baltimore, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Manahan.
Miss Beatrice Nickerson is at Ocean
Grove, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Griffith and son.
OF Palmyra, n. j., have returned af-
ter visiting their mother. Mrs. Rachel
Clark.
Evening journal., 1910-09-01
SUSSEX NEWS NOTES

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
Two horses owned and driven by
Andrew Jones, farmer living near
Seaford, became frightened at a To-
comotive here and ran away. Mr..
Jones was thrown from the wagon
but not injured.
Tomato factories throughout Sus-
sex county are now in operation and
owing to the large supply many are
compelled to run late in the night.
Lower Delaware farmers are fear
ing a scarcity in farm labor the COM
ing fodder saving season, and many
have sent to the cities to try and in
duce Bohemians to come down and
work The wages being offered now
are from SIPS to $1.75 per day and
board and lodging.
Superintendent of Sussex County
Public Schools. Prof. Ernest ]. Har-
desty, who has been il with typhoid
fever at his home in Georgetown for
the part several weeks, is now re-
covering.
Fishing for bass in the various
ponds. of lower Delaware has become
popular sport with both men and
women and each day large parties
from numerous towns go on the wa
ters and fish for several hours. In
many instances the bass are caught
I'm great numbers and are OF good
size
The three mast schooner which is
in the course of construction at the
yards of the Seaford Marine Railway
Company, for Captain Harry NJ. Bell,
of Seaford, will be completed and
launched by the last of November. The
boat is the second largest built by
the company.
With the completion of a long side
track from Harrington to Far
mington the Delaware road is
now practically double tracked from
Wilmington to Delmar. A short strip
of single track yet remains in the
deep cut and over the Nanucoke river
at Seaford.
Evening journal., 1910-09-01
PRESIDENT BANCROFT
GROWS FANCY FRUIT

Special to THE EvENINS JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, Sept. President
Frank c. Bancroft of the Peninsula
Horticultural Society has set a fast
pace for his fellow-members and sub
ordinates to follow. He has raised
more apples this year than has ever
been grown by one farmer in his sec
tion-all Of the fancy varieties which
command the high prices and are al
ways held in this country and abroad.
He is about to pack his apples and ex-
poets. to have 1000 barrels. or his
Williams variety he had 115 trees.
This is a large, red apple and he got
about 1900 or 1900 hampers. Mr..
Bancroft secured several excellent
Photographic views OF some Of his
most beautiful orchard strips, in bear
ing.
Evening journal., 1910-09-01

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Sept. 1.-The ID. A. r.
chapters of the State will have a bas-
ket picnic and rally at Cooch's Bridge
on Saturday. Miss Marriet Mahon, of
~ j.. is chairman of the
entertainment committee. Members
of all the chapters in the State are
to make the entertainment
a success. Coo.h's Bridge was the
scene of the unfurling of the nrst
American flag in battle, and a moAu-
ment erected by the ID. A. r. marks
the spot Visitors may leave on the
train leaving Wilmington at 11.45
o'clock, and returning leave Newark
at 5.26 Many of the down-State
members are expected to attend.
The Sanitary Commission met yes
terday at Dr. Harter's Office, Della
ware College, but nothing Of import
ance was transacted. Wilbur T.
Wilson. engineer. stated he had not
completed the survey but would have
the work done in a few days. T.
Chalkley Hatton, of Wilmington, gave
information to the commission in re-
gard to sewerage and getting rid OF
sewage. The commission will meet
agin on September 9.
The following young folks enjoyed
Evening journal., 1910-09-01
MARYLAND NEWS MATTERS

Charles b. Lorb, Of Lewisvilie. Pa.
has been appointed night clerk at the
Elkton passenger station.
Under the direction of State Super
intendent George r. Mock, a confer
ence OF Sunday school and other relig-
ious workers will be held in Worton
Methodist church on Sunday.
Thrown from a carriage in a runa-
way near Pilot, Mrs. Ella Trimble fell
into a hedge and was painfully in
iured.
The State Road Commission has
opened a quarry near Sylmar. from
which stone will be taken for the road
being built in upper Cecil county.
While bathing at Rock Hall, George
Gently, of Washington, ID. c., ran a
rusty nail in one foot, and he was
sent TO a hospital for treatment.
Picking up pair of pants that had
fallen to the floor from a rack. Mrs.
George West, of New Bridge. shook
from them a blacksnake, which she
promptly killed with a broom.
Twenty-three heirs of Noah d. Wat
ters, of Pennsylvania, who left a $40
600 estate in Cecil county, came to
Elkton today and received their share
of the estate at the Orphans Court
Local option candidates. who are
making hard Eight again to keep Ce-
Gil county dry for four years more.
Will open their campaign at North
East on Friday at a mass meeting.
Norman Whitelock. aged "a years.
a we'll known Cecil county citizen,
died at his home in Port Deposit after
a short illness.
George Lambert, of Kent county,
has been appointed manager of the
Commissariat Department of Wash
lngton College, ChestertOwn, succeed
ing G. T. Fitzgerald. who has gone to
the Pacific coast to accept a similar
position.
Evening journal., 1910-09-01
MILTON

Special to i1E EVENING JOURNAL
MILTON, Del, Sept ALFRED c.
Wilson has returned to his home at
Gulfsport. Miss. after spending sew
eral weeks with relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Frank Davidson has returned
to her home I'm Wilmington after a
stay OF several days here.
Mrs. Lucille KINNEY, of Philadel-
phia. is spending this week with Mil
ton friends.
William Wilkens and William
Green, of Philadelphia, spent last
week with friends here.
Captain Charles Cannon. OF Cam
den, n. j., is the guest of relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. Susue y. Davidson. of Phila-
delphia, is visiting her father, A. A.
Connor.
Isaac Bailey is confined to his
home with illness.
The Rev. Frank Holland is conval-
escing.
Evening journal., 1910-09-01
GLENDALE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELLENDALE, Del, Sept. Harry
Jester, a local business man. has
purchased an automobile
James Misty, of Philadelphia, is
spending two weeks with relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. Mollie Gray has returned from
an extensive visit with friends in New
Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Wilbur Welch has returned to his
home in Philadelphia. after a stay 0f
several days with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fowler, OF
Philadelphia. are spending some time
with Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Wright.
Harry G. Harrinton is i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Lollis Queen is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Denny Price, at Milford.
Evening journal., 1910-09-01
SEAFORD TO HAVE
CRTDIRON SQUAD
High School Team May Get
Professional Coach to
Work Them Out
speoial to THE EvENING JoURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STAFFORD, Del, Sept 1.--As the
winter season approaches the gossip
of sporting men is turning from base
ball to football, and present indica-
tions arc favorable for a strong High
School squad for eSaford. Already
officials of the athletic association Of
the school have held consultations
and discussed the advisiability OF Sc
curing a professional coach to come
to Seaford when the school opens on
Monday, September 3. and remain
with the boys until football season
Is over
Local sportsmen are helping in
every way 10 secure proper training
for the players and Il is likely the
team this year will be faster than
the teams OF previous seasons.
Wright, the full back, and Thompson,
the lefthalfback. who have played
with the team for three years will
not be in Seaford this winter, but
their places can be filled by other
members Of the school, who with
proper training ought to become
great players.
The Seaford school has had a brill
liant career I'm the football line. For
six years they played without defeat
and won the scholastic championship
title of Delaware, but last year lost
the honors to the Wilmington High
School. Il was the first time the
squad was ever defeated and they
surely took Il hard. They were una
BILE TO cope with Wilmington's speed
and could not break up the forward
pass, which their opponents worked
frequently.
Evening journal., 1910-09-01
NEWPORT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT, Del. Sept. Miss
Annie Collins who has been a sales
lady for Lippincott & Co., of Will
mington, for several years is now on
two months business trip to
Wales.
The Rev. and Mrs. ]. Mitchell are
at their cottage at Augustine Park
for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wood, who
have been spending some time with
Mrs. Woods parents at seaford, have
returned home.
Harry Webb spent Sunday at Bal
timore.
G. Lloyd spent Saturday and Sun
day with his parents at Townsend.
Phillip Webb has returned from a
visit with friends at Baltimore.
Miss Amy Garrett has been spend
ing a week with friends in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Harold Creamer of Whining
ton, who has been spending some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson. has returned home
Tht Torchlight Independent Repub-
] lican Club, held a reception on Tues
day evening. A pleasant evening was
enjoyed.
Mrs. Chas Graham, of Newark, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harley
Strahorn.
Mrs. James L. Polk and daughter.
Miss Maud Polk. of Wilmington, have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Ball.
Miss Madge Wilson, who has been
spending a few weeks as the guest OF
Mr.> and Mrs. William King. has re-
turned to her home in Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1910-09-01
DOVER GETS ITS
CHEMICAL ENGINE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Sept. 1.-Dover is
now equipped with the most modern
chemical engine service for its fire
department. A new 1,50O-pound
chemical fire engine arrived here yes
terday direct from the foundry, the
Wilmington Brass Works being the
maker John II. Jones of the COM
mittee Of the Board of Trade and also
of the Robbins Hose Company which
will house and care for the new
chemical engine, has asked for a do
nation of boxed and inflammable ma
terrell with a view to arranging a
public test Of the engine within
few days, probably on Saturday af-
ternoon, at time a large crowd can
witness II.
A large infiammable building will be
constructed of packing boxes and
hay and it is proposed to fire II and
then extinguish the flames with the
chemical"
DOVER, Del, Sept. Throwing out
of the school commission elections, a
number of changes will take place in
the teaching force Of upper Kent
county, with the opening OF the sea-
son this month.
Miss Elsie Cantwell, of Cheswold,
Will teach at Leipsic; Miss r. Ella
Catterson will be principal at Ches-
void, having as her assistants Miss
Mary Johnson for the intermediate
and Miss Annie Learned for the pri-
mary. Miss Mable Ford, of Clayton
will teach School No. IL, between
Cheswold and Leipsic; Miss Lillian
Carson, No. 10. (Moero's); Miss B.
Dawes at Denney's Corners. Miss Mary
Cooper No. 40, (Nelson's); Miss Dora
Mckee, of Dover, at Wiley's; Miss FL
sic Anderson at Brenford.