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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-08
MOle-RaPley
Marriage at Westernport-


The marriage Of Miss Jane May Mole,
daughter OF M and Mrs William b.
Mole. OF Luke, Nd, 10 William Batch
elor RapIey, son OF William h Rapley,
Of this city, took place at O'Clock last
evening in St James Episcopal Church
at Westernport, Nd, the Rev. Horace
P StoweU officiating
Branches OF spring blossoms and clus-
tiers OF jOuqulIs formed the church dec
Crat1Ons, and the brides home, where
the reception VS. neId, vas also adOrn-
ed IN white and yellow
The bride, who was given in marriage
! by her father, wore q handsome gown
OF white satin with chiffon and pearl
trimmings Her Ions t~Ile vel was ar
ranged with 4 Co-o1eJ Of orange bios
SONS, and she carried white ivory
covered prayerbOok- She wore the gift
Of the bridegroom diamond necklace
and brooch
Miss Margaret kaIbauCh- Of Piedmont,
" Va, VINO was the maid Of honor
wore q becoming gcvvn Of yellow mes
saline satin and carried an STTn1ul OF
yellow roses.
TIE bridesmaids were Miss Resale
Morrison, and Miss Sarah ALCAIillan, OF
Piedmont They wore yellow satin anu
carried clusters OF MargueTltes-
Miss Ella Hope Luke, who vas floE.-
er giri. wore q dainty white Swiss frOCk
and carried q basket OF TOsebuds-
Dr. Albert Clark. of Washington was
best man. and the uShers were Shepl-T
Fitzgerald and William Wimsatt, u
Washington Allen Luke, OF Luke. Nd,
and Howard Dixon, Of Westernpor5-
Nd
a large reception in the brides houe
followed the ceremony IN the church,
and later n the evening AIr- and Mrs
Rapley left for their wedding trip
Mrs. Charles Miner, OF Harvard street.
is spending a month az her country
home, near Westminster, Nd.
Mrs. Louis Newuyer, Of the Avon, en-
tertained the Thursday Euchre Club last
evening. Those who attended were Mrs
Z Strasburger. Mrs Samuel BensingeT,
Mrs. Addie Sigmuh6, and Mrs Max
Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Levy, OF the
Ashley. left Wednesday for a ten-day
trip 70 Atlantic City
Mr. and Ms Leon announce the mar
rage OF their daughter, Sarah Leon, 70
Charles krulewitch. next Sunday even
ing
Nj and Mrs Elias Raft, Of Baltimore,
who were the guests Of relatives IN
Washington. have returned home.
Mrs SchoenaEIe. of Philadelphia is
the guest OF her mother, AIRS. Goldman
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Ms Gadsby
Hostess at Tea

Mrs J. Eakin Gadsby was hostess at
a tea yesterday afternoon in compliment
70 Canon and Mrs Austin, formerly OF
England
Assisting IN the dining room were
Mrs Buck. wife Of the Rev. Charles e
Buck, Mrs Forrest Dodge, Mrs Walter
Acker. Miss Elizabeth Watkins and Miss
Nellie Acker-
Branches Of spring blossoms and c1us-
tiers OF IiiaCs adorned the house and the
tea table had ceuterpiece Of IiIacs and
roses
Canon Austin, assistant rector OF St.
Thomas Episcopal Church was formerly
attached 10 the Cathedral IN Jamaica
They have taken a house ia Riggs
street and they have been joined by
their two daughters and a son, who
came here from their home in ENGLAND.
The Charge d-Afaires OF Argentine
and Nine de ZiIlegas. who have recently
come 70 this country, have taken the
Morgan Hi residence, 1870 Connecticut
avenue and will establish the legation
there tOmorrOw-
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Women who wear bathing suits they
don't care To get wet must have them
Of modest design is one Of the new
Chicago rules governing bathing on the
beaches Long hat pins VIII probably be
barred.
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Miss Helen Taft Arrives Today
To Visit Parents at White House
Mrs. Wesley L. Jones En-
tertains Small Company
at Luncheon.
of Senator From
Washington Hostess at
Hotel Gordon.

Miss Helen Taft viii arrive In Wash
ingtOn this afternoon from Bryn lTav-y
and join the President and Ms. Tar
at the White House.
Mrs Wesley I. Jones. wife Of the Sen
ator from Washington. entertafneT q,
small company Informally at IJlncheo-
It the Hotel Gordon today. Her guests
were Mrs FaciUS. MIS-. stout. gT-~
cEarges, Mrs George 3. Mcclellan ~
J. H Brown. Mrs. z. A. Crunp. NJ
Edgar Allen, Afrs. Blanchard. ana A.
:. Harry Davis.
Mrs- John " Foster has F,as,, ,Lrl---,
10 recall the invitations for the mo
con she was 70 have given TO-DAY En-
honor OF Mrs James Robert Mckee %
new horE- on account OF illness
Miss Margaretta Morse has z77e -,
New York 10 attend the wedding og Ne
Erlaline Agnes Sweeuy. daughter ~
MI and Mrs Charles Sweenv, OF sno-
Kane wash 20 Lieut. Clifford Lee Coz
DIN april T. Miss Morse viii attend
lhe bride as maid Of honor The besr
man. Lieut. Lloyd b MagrUder, is also
OF Washington
The wedding viii take place Tues5sy-
AFTERNOON at O'Clock, at the Apthor1
apartments. Broadway and Seven+,--
eighth street, where the brides parsnt4
have been stopping during their stav
in the East
The bridesmaids VIII be Miss Irene
DAY. OF Baltimore, and Miss EIizabeth
Stewart. Of New York Lieut. Richard
J. Herman, and Lieut.. ROLAND W. CAS-
VIII be the ushers-
The bridegroom is a nephew Of the late
Gen Henry G. Corbin, and q son o. Dr.
and Mrs Lee COrbin. Of Dayton, Ohio
he viii take his bride TO Fort AIcHeurv.
Baltimore. where he is stationed
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What's on the Program
Tonight in WASHINGTON

Free concert by the Apollo Orchestra
Of forty players, Albert :. Johnston
director, AIckendree NJ z Church,
5 2. m.
TheateTs-
Natonal-'F'ather and the Boys SIC
D m
Belasco-Viola Allen. in THE White
Sister, $50 D. m
ColuIn bia--Evans' 9iinstrels. SIS D. m
ase'S-Polite vaudeville. SIS D. M
CsSinO-CO continuous vaudeville.
Academy-''In Old Kentucky SIS d m
Observation-Disclosures and motion mic
lures, to II D. N.
C4ayety-''Iher Lid Lifters," SIS D m
j-yceuu1-'-F rOliCsOIne Lambs SIS n N
Arcade Midway and other attractions.
CThe Times viii be pleased to an
uOunce meetings and entertainments in
this column Phone or write announce
ments.l
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Assisted DE
Mrs. Anna Trie-, Contradict. aud
MIS- B. HHrtIaEe. Pianist,
of Baltimore.
PROGRAM.
Grand March. ''TriumphaI.T
Robinson
Overture, II Guarany,' '-------Gomez
Contralto solos
Ca) la Separation -Rossini
o. Twas April -Nevfn
Mrs Anna Trier-
Grand Selection. Z PagIiaoci''
(rsquested} -..------.--- LseOnCavauO
Solo for Pianoforte. ''Ltebes-
traum No. S''-.-...-.-.---...--.-Ll List
''Rhapsodie No u''---------.-Liszt
Mrs b Hartlsse-
Patriotic Fantasia, America
Forever ---------------------To bam
Intermezzo, 'L1ebsstraume.-
Won Bon
Finale. 'eThe Phantom Brigade"
MyddIeton
This program viii conclude the
series Of indoor concerts The sum
mer schedule VIII be inaugurated On
Monday afternoon. April II, al
O'Clock. to be continued On each
Monday. Wednesday. and Friday at
ternoon. weather permitting
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The only trouble about those pessi-
mists who point out that Taft was nom
mated on the anniversary of the battle
OF Waterloo IS their forgetfulness that
the President is not a Frenchman.
Philadelphia. in sending the cocaine
peddIers 30 prison. refutes the charge
that she likes her sleep at any price
IN refusing 10 pay a dentists bin and
having her trunk attached for Il. Miss
Mile Anheuser brewed trouble
The New York Aero Club seems about
TO ask its secretary TO so right Up Fl
the air and stay there
Since P1uchOt went 10 Denmark. the
conservation TOW has taken 20 the
woods
The Glass trust has been indicted but
It claims IL hasn't yet been bottled Up
Dr. Cook. Prof. Hilprecht, and Col
TariE law are on the run
At any rate. the hats are not as big
as they cost
An example of high art: $4,000 for q
picture
Indiana acts like Indian.
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Philadelphia. in sending the cocaine
peddIers 30 prison. refutes the charge
that she likes her sleep At any price.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-08

In refusing TO pay a dentists bin and
having her trunk attached for Il. Miss
Mile Anheuser brewed trouble
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-08

/ Since P1uchot went 10 Denmark. the
| conservation row has taken 70 the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-08

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Levy. OF the
Ashley. left Wednesday for a ten-day
trip 70 Atlantic City
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The New York Aero Club seems about
TO ask its secretary to so right Up Fl
/ the air and stay there
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Mr. and Ms Leon announce the mar
rage OF their daughter, Sarah Leon, 70
Charles kruleWitCh, next Sunday even
ing
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Nj. and Mrs Elias Raft, Of Baltimore
who were the guests Of relatives In
Washington. have returned home.
=
Mrs SchoenaEIe. of Philadelphia. IS
the guest OF her mother, AIRS. Goldman
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The Glass trust has been indicted, but
It claims 1t hasn't yet been bottled Up
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
KENT PROHTBS
NAME TICKET

DOVER, Del. Oct. 12-Kent county
prohibitionists held a convention yes
terday and agreed upon the following
ticket:
State Senators-First district to be
supplied: Third, James Hazel; Fifth,
Francis M. Soper. Democrat.
representatives. district, J..
Edwin Hoffecker. Republican; Second,
Charles +. Harper ProhibitlOnist;
Third. Edward A. Evans. Republican; /;
Fourth, Herman Baxter. Prohibition
list; Fifth, Geo w. Tebo. Republican
Sixth, George r. Simpson, Republi-
can: Seventh. Robert Kemp Caulk
Prohibitionist; Eighth. Chas T. Case
ProhibtOnist; Ninth. John p. Maston,
Republican; Tenth to be supplied.
Levy Court-Second district, Elmer
Morris: Eighth Samuel Hudson
Ninth, David Simpson; Tenth. Zach
Johnson, all Prohibitionists.
Sheriff-Joshua Raughley. Demo
cratic nominee.
William II. Ridgway. Pro
hihitioniss
Clerk of Peace-Wilson c. Buckson
Prohibitionst
Recorder-AmOs Hinsley, Democrat
Register I'm Chancery - Romulus
Hopkins. Republican.
County Treasurer-John Heyd. Pro-
hibitionist.
None of the Democratic nominees
were indorsed for Representative.
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Oct 1.-THE State
Department Of Delaware yesterday
issued certificates of incorporation to
the Haag Aireze Company, to manu-
facture and deal in heel cushions ana
engage in the manufacture OF rub
ber and any OTHER flexible materials.
The concern will also make articles
Of footwear. The incorporators are
Edward n. Haag, Ferdinand II. Duck
witz, Henry r.. Cain and d. Miles
RigOr, all of Philadelphia, and
Charles d. Cox, of Wilmington. The
capital stock is S25O,0OO.
The Carl Miller Company was in
corporated to grow, cultivate, buy,
sell and deal I'm grain, vegetables.
dairy products, meats, fruits and farm
produce The incorporators are Carl
Miller, p. B. Staggers and Walter ID.
Prouse, all of Philadelphia, and the
capital stock Is 100000.
Blair, Scoheld e Company was in
corporated TO manufacture and deal
in automobiles, motor trucks and mo-
tor vehicles. These incorporatOrs
are of Wilmington, and the capital
stock Is 100000.
The Southern Freezing Company
was chartered to manufacture and
deal in ice and to furnish cold stor-
afge, refrigerating and heat. The
incorporators are c. O. Dryden and l..
5. Prell, OF Philadelphia. and c. ID.
Cox, Of Wilmington, and the capital
stock rs $4,000
Evening journal., 1910-10-12

Bishop William Lawrence, of Cam
bridge, Mass, spoke on "The Church
man and the Conference" Bishop l..
II. Roots, of Hankow, China, on "The
Conference and the Workers In the
Field" Bishop c. NJ Brent, of Manila,
on "The Church's Mission and Chris
tian Unity"
The Rev. Thomas j. Lacey, rector
of the Church OF the Redeemer, in
Brooklyn. and one of the most widely
known Episcopal ministers In this
country, will speak tomorrow at the
session OF the Daughters OF the King.
Daughters of The King Convene.
The members of the organization
who are to hold a three days con-
vention, had their afternoon and even
ing fully occupied by the program
which included meeting and regstra-
tion at st. Pauls Cathedral at 2
o'clock, quiet hour" at Cathedral
House at o'clock. conducted by
Bishop Kinsman, Of Delaware, and
religious service at the Cathedral at
s o'clock.
More than 500 visiting women went
to the Cincinnati Country Club as the
guests Of the Episcopal Women's
Auxiliary Of Southern Ohio.
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
STATE NEWS NOTES

Several serious cases of typhoid
fever have been reported from Frank
ford.
Laura b. Maull, assistant in the
Georgetown postofiice, has resigned.
A heavy frost covered lower Della
ware last night and ended the late
crop of Lima beans.
Mrs. Sallie Talent, of Denver, Col,
addressed the New-Century Club of
Georgetown on tour of Europe.
A driving horse owned by DR.. J. r.
Sudler, Of Bridgeville. died from
tetanus caused by running into a
barbed-wire fence.
Jennie Davis and Elijah Carey, both
of Frankford, were united in marriage
last evening at the Presbyterian
manse by the Rev. J. j. Hallman.
The oyster season in Delaware has
now been open nearly two weeks and
the oysters, though plentiful, seem
to be much poorer than in former
years.
Fifty-two cents for five baskets of
and hand-packed apples
was what James McClothen, George
town farmer got after the commission
men got through with him.
Herman Prettyman, OF Milton, did
an act as well as a circus acrobat.
but he didn't stop in time and now
Is nursing a broken wrist and various
bruises as the result of tumble Of
about II feet.
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
INGALLS, FERRY PLANT
WILL WHIZ SOON

The big power wheels at McCall's
Ferry plant Of the Pennsylvania Water
and Power Company, on the Susque-
hanna river, Will be sent whizzing
round on Friday morning.
Hundreds of business men and f.
nanciers from Baltimore. New York
and Canada have been invited to at
tend the inauguration of active oper-
ations of the power plant.
President ]. e. Aldred of the Penn
sylvania Water and ;ower Company;
Vice President Clark, and a number
of Canadian financiers will be present
when the current is turned on
That the visitors will be astounded
at the magnitude of the plant is the
belief of those engineers who have
come from all parts OF the world to
see the hydro-electric plant of the
Pennsylvania Company. The dam in
connection with the vast development
of water power is the largest in the
United States. and second only to the
Assouan dam, Egypt.
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
MORE DOTNGS FOR
DOVER CARNIVAL
Tents and Midway" Shows
to be Held on Locker
man Street

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Oct 12-In addition
to the big ATTRACTIONS for the Dover
Carnival next week the committee
to-day practically completed arrange
ments with two large carnival COM
panies for shoes, concessions and
novelties on the decorated and illu-
minated pike" which will be Loock-
erman street. This street is paved
with hard material and the show
men will have TO pitch their tents
without driving a nail or screw I'm
the pavement, but they seem willing
10 undertake under these conditions
the big job of entertaining the 10000
or more visitors now expected at the
State capital
The committee to urge Town Coun-
ell for ample police protection for the
week of the Carnival, will also So
licit extra lighting and illumination
for the streets as the Councils of all
other cities do for similar municipal
movements. The committee is Messrs.
Baker, Dorzbach and Pritchett
A committee of three was appoint
ed to make all arrangements for the
grand stand and asccnsious at the
aviation field and to also erect three
street stands for the free shows and
band concerts and Governors party.
The committee comprises Messrs.
Denney. Wootten and Wharton.
For the reception and entertainment
OF the L. S. Artillery Band, the con-
cert organization secured for the Car
nival by Senator Richardson and Col.
Denney, a committee of three was ap-
pointed. it being Messrs. Wootten,
Mcdaniel and Barnette.
A large exhibition banner contain
ing the inscription: THE Dover Car
niyal, 1910. October 19, 20 and q.
Welcome was ordered from w. w
Bottomley. OF Wilmington. The sec
-etary and MIR Wootten were ap-
pointed to swing this banner across
the street from the Priscilla Block to
the Burton d Sypherd Building.
Mr.. Clark, chairman of the COM
mittee on prizes.w authorized to Of
fer valuable first prize for the best
decorated float in line of parade, a
second prize for same; a first, second
and third prize for the best-dressed
and most original masquerade cos
tune inN the Thursday evening pa
rade; and first and second prizes
for the best decorated horse in line
and first and second prizes for the
best decorated automobile.
MIR. Behen was appointed a COM
mittee 10 receive horses brought in
and loaned TO the committee as
mounts for riders in the parades.
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
SATURDAY LAST
REGISTRATION DAY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Oct. 12.-Saturday, October
22, is tie last ard only remaining re
gistratlon day for the citizens of Della
ware 50 become qualifsi 20 vote
Every mai, in order to make sure
CT his vote, Is expected to visit the
registration place and inquire and see
as to how his ramesis written and
sprll'd on the ooks. 1t will be too
late, in Delaware, after October 20,
unless the case may be of such ma
ture that il can be appealed to the
registration court.
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
OPENING MEETING OF
NEW CENTURY CLUB

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
-MIDDLETOWN, Del, Oct 12-The
opening meeting of the New-Century
Club was held on Tuesday afternoon
at the club rooms, when the execu-
tive board gave a reception to the
members Of the club. Most of the
club members were present, besides
a number OF women from Odessa and
others from a distance.
Mrs. Cuthbert 5. Green, the presi-
dent, and Miss Bessie s. Anderson. the
club hostess, welcomed the guests.
Mrs. Rebecca p Cam, of Kirkwood,
who was the last president, was
among those present.
Miss Mary Hutchin and Miss Town
send, Of Odessa, gave several piano
duets.
Ice cream and cake were served by
some of the younger members.
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
RICH PRIZES As
CARNIVAL MAGNET

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Oct 12.-E. l.. Clarke,
of the Carnival Committee on Prizes,
announces the following special prizes
besides the valuable donated prizes,
which Will be awarded to those who
display ingenuity and skill in max
ing the Dover Carnival a success:
Loving cup, value S25. for the viii
mington automobile arriving In Dover
nearest the given time.
Cup, value $40, for the best decor
ated automobile.
Purse of SIS for the best decorated
float in line OF parade.
Ten dollars for second best float in
line OF parade
Five dollars for best costume in line
OF parade.
Ten dollars for best decorated
home
Five dollars for second best decor
ated home.
The silver pitcher donated by MIL
lard f. Davis will probably be offered
as a special prize for decorations, al
through the committee has not yet
decided this.
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Samples OF his third crop OF straw
berries were exhibited in Elkton by
w. II Hoover.
The first heavy frost this fall was
noticeable in Cecil county early yes
terday morning.
The Rev. L. NJ. Jenkins, OF Chester,
Pa, has been extended a call by
Bethel Presbyterian congregation,
Hartford county.
pink rose geranium ten feet in
circumference is the giant uower Mrs.
Horace Dinsmore, of Shoal Greek, is
exhibiting.
The largest crop of tomatoes grown
in Kent county this season is that Of
Thomas Bryan. ChestertOwn. who
raised from Is acres over $50 tons.
The Rev. DR.. Wheeler, of Canada. IS
serving Perryhawkin. Olivet and
Snow Hill Christian Churches for
cept the pastorates.
Clayton Wright has been elected
president. and Richard r. Anthony,
secretary and treasurer, of the newly
organized Queen Anne's County Pro-
duce Exchange.
Mr. aud Mrs. John A. Greenwood
celebrated their fiftieth wedding anni-
versary Monday evening by entertain
ing a numberf OF their Chestertcwn
relatives and friends.
Striking a guide wire OF a telephone
pole in the dark on Pennington PIKE,
Paul Morris, of Principle, was jerked
from his carriage, sustaining a badly
wrenc/ed foot
Charged with assaulting and rob
bling Charles w. Stetser, who was
found unconscious on the public high
way at Chestnut Ridge, Joseph Ha"-
ris was arrested with the watch and
chain of the victim upon him and held
for a future hearing
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
JOHN T. SMITH DEAD
AT MIDDLETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Oct. 12-John
r. Smith, aged 55 years, a lifelong
resident of this section. died here at
100 o'clock this morning. He had
been in i'll health for several years
and yesterday was found unconscious
in his home. He never regained
consciousness.
Mr.. Smith is survived by his widow
and two daughters, Mrs. Albert L.
Massey, of Wilmington, and Miss
Maud Smith, trained nurse of Phila-
delphia.
He was son of the late John and
Mary Smith, Of near Odessa The
funeral will take place from his late
home. in Broad street, on Friday af.
| ternoon, at o'clock. Increment vii
be made in the Forest Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
POLITICAL BEES
Are BUzzING
New Castle Party Leaders
Active As Election Day
Draws Near
"WETS" AND "DRYS'
In THE Fight

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 12.-Party
leaders here are looking wise. The
Republicans seem TO be stronger than
ever, while the Democrats appear to
be losing ground. "Wets" and "Drys"
are zealously working. In the colored
camp this time there is a strong
movement in favor of local option
and IL is claimed the first twenty col
Ored voters will be dry men in each
district. Robert Il. Clay, n colored
lecturer, has arranged for three mass
meetings here this week. He will be
in Mt Salem Church tonight; Union
Church tomorrow night, and in the
Armory on Friday night The Anti
Saloon League is active.
IN the X. Of p. Hall tomorrow even
ing new officers OF Friendship Lodge,
A. o. q. w. will be installed.
Lieutenant James A. Doris, Of the
Delaware Railroad police, will re-
move to Clatyon.
The appointments by Governor PEN
newoll of the voters assistants for
New Castle met With general APP
proval.
Edward Bratton was cut on the
right cheek yesterday by flying
piece Of wood and DR.. Roth was sum-
moned and dressed his injury.
There will be an important meeting
of the New Castle Hundred Repub-
lican Club Tomorrow evening. All
Republicans of the hundred are re-
quested to be in attendance.
Baseball players of the c. A. G.
and St. Peters Clubs will play a
benefit game on Saturday Ticket
sellers are busy as the proceeds are
for the benefit of a young man who
has been sick for year. Those who
attend will see a splendid game Of
ball so they will get full value for
their money.
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
PlayIet Author Here.

Those who have laughed at the
take-off on melodrama, entitled "The
Villain Still Pursued Her. being
given at the Garrick this week, will
be interested TO learn that the author.
Arthur Denvir. has been in the city
this week.
Mr.. Denvir had a long experience In
melodrama. appearing in this city at
the Opera House fourteen years ago
He has cleverly parodied the emo
tional thrills of melodrama-
Evening journal., 1910-10-12
SAILOR LOST AT SEA.
Swept From Deck OF Schooner That
Narrowly Escaped Sinking.

LEWES. Oct 1.-The British
Schooner Inga. Captain Almon Parks,
put into the Delaware Breakwater yes
terday in a sinking condition and with
one Of her crew missing. The Inga
sailed from Chester. Pa, with cargo
OF magnesite ore, and passed out Della
ware Capes Sunday morning, bound
Tor Sydney Cape Breton. stim
northwest gale sprung up, increasing
In intensity as night came on. When
two miles OF Cape May heavy seas
dashed across the schooner's deck.
washing away all moveable articles
and causing her to strain heavily and
spring leak.
Captain Parks had just decided to
put back for the Breakwater when an
unusually heavy sea swept across the
vessel carrying with it Give Stephens.
a lad Of 16, one of the crew.