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Evening journal., 1910-07-01
ROOSEVELT
and TAFT MUM
What They Talked About at
Their Beverly Meeting is
Not Known
MERELY A SOCIAL CALL,
THE PARTICIPANTS SAY

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BEVERLY, Mass. July THE summer
capitol today is gradually recovering
It's equilibrium after having in It's midst
for two hours and a half yesterday not
only the President of the United States
but the author Of my policies
Just what happened Is known only to
two men-and they won't tell. Certainly
there was no complete endorsement OF
the Taft administration or the fact
would have been quickly made public by
the TAFT forces. u was a social car'
the participants stated
One thing. however, is practically GER
tain. There was an agreement on the
Hughes direct primary plan I'm New York.
That they agreed on pinchot and Bal
linger or the way Roosevelt policies
have been treated since March g. 1909. is
uncertain. In view OF the stand which
Roosevelt has taken on conservation, IL Is
doubtful whether that delicate subject
was broached.
There will probably be no further meet
ing between the two I'm the near future
This was stated directly by Roosevelt
when he left There was a rumor thar
the Longworth home on the north shore
would shelter the Colonel for a period
in order to permit Of several conferences
with the President, but this was emphatic
ally denied Colonel Roosevelt stated that
to-day he woul visit Supreme Court jus.
tice Moody al a Bost sanatorium and
then returned TO New York.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
BOYS ENTERTAIN
GIRLS AT DINNER

A pleasant evening WAS spent yes
terday by the members Of Union NJ T..
Sunday school, as a conclusion to the
months new scholar contest in
which the boys were defeated by the
girls, and accordingly furnished them
an entertainment Tho first thing on
the program was a selection by the
orchestra. followed by a reading by
Miss Blanche Whitcraft Charles Hop
kins played a violin solo. after which
Miss Elsie Wilson sang and was much
applauded. Mrs. Matte Andrews gave
q recitation. followed by another se-
lection by the orchestra.
Miss Clossie Rollins sang a charm-
ing solo. which was followed by anoth-
er violin selection by Mr.. Hopkins.
Another solo by Miss Elsie Wilson
ended the program. While the ice-
cream was being served the orchestra
PLAYED several selections. The evening
was most enjoyable.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
FOUR HURT in
DAYS ACCIDENTS

William Vandever. aged Il years OF
No 1919 East Fourteenth street, en-
ploved al a meat packing establish
mont in Front street, was injured
while unloading ice from a car by
large piece falling ON him.
Henry Ash aged 30 years of No. 2o7
Jefferson. street. employed at the
plant OF the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Corporation, had his right eve
injured by flying piece Of steel He
went 10 the Delaware Hospital
Samuel Palease aged rs years Of
No. i5 East Twcnty-second street, had
his finger lacerated az the Edge Moor
Iron Works. The injury was dressed
at tho Delaware Hospital.
Anna Daniel. colored. who Is en-
ployed in a house on Delaware ave-
nue.. was overcome by the heat last
night The Phoenix ambulance took
her 10 the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
TAG SALEFOR
CITY FIREMEN
Companies Ask for Help in
Entertaining Visiting Fire
men Here in October
WILL SOLICIT FUNDS
ON STREETS TOMORROW

Tomorrow will be tag day for the
Volunteer Firemen's Association
which is arranging for the big fire.
mems celebration in October The pro-
ceeds will go to the fund which will
be used to defray the expenses of the
parade on October g. and for enter
tanning the visiting fire companies.
The tags will be sold on the streets
and larger ones sold TO merchants
by regularly appointed agents. The
public is asked TO respond literally.
The money they give will not begin to
pay for the pleasure to be gotten from
the big parade
The firemen are endeavoring. so far
as possible. to get what funds are
needed to defray the expenses of the
celebration without being Obliged to
draw upon the merchants or the city
too heavily for financial assistance.
That the celebration will be of inn
mense benefit TO the city's business in
terests is conceded. II is estimated
that fifty fire companies from out OF
the city will he here and they will
have more than 5000 men in line.
These i'm addition TO the Wilmington
companies with fire apparatus fully
equipped and with every available
volunteer firemen in the city on
parade
Most of the visiting iremen will re-
main in the city three days and they
will be entertained by the various
Wilmington companies The money tho
visitors will spend while on the triT
viii run into the thousands of dollars
and I'm return for this they should b'
shown the time of their lives Stuff.
cient funds is required for this and
! Tomorrow is the time TO be liberal
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
MISSIONARY
TALKS ON INDIA
Miss DuSSman Reports Young
HinduS are Breaking From
Old Customs

Mrs. John Dussman, Of Gurzalla. India,
~ho is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mitchell
Greenwood. during the summer. spoke to
a large audience of women and girls OF
the missionary societies of Second Baptist
Church last night The lecture was IL
lustrated with stereopticon slides from
Mrs Dussmans photographs.
She described the Parsee towers ~
silence the life of the Indian women.
missionary trips historic Agra, and the
joys Of riding in bullock cart. One OF
the privileges OF India, she said. was that
the railway train would wait for you to
get to the station. Mrs. Dussman and
her husband have spent over fifteen years
IN work at this Telegu mission station
She said that the rising generation OF
young Hindus we're ashamed of many OF
the conventions of their fathers. and were
gradually breaking away from the strict
distinctions entailed by caste. Mrs
Dussman sang well-known hymn In
Telegu language. The Rev. and Mrs
Dussman will return to India in the fall
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
CITY LOTS GROW
SOME BIG CROPS
]. 5. Reynolds Shows Quality
Of Peas Raised on One
Tract

J. s. Reynolds. superintendent OF
the Vacant Lots Association OF which
Mrs. William s Hillcs is chairman.
and Miss Edith Spruance is secretary
and treasurer brought a dozen or
more vines laden with growing peas
to The Evening Journal office to-day
TO show the kind of vegetables that
are growing on the city's vacant lots.
The peas appeared to be as good as
those grown on the farm. Mr. Rey-
nolds does all the planting and then
turns the track patches over TO de-
serving and needy people to care for,
the latter deriving All the benefit Of
their toll In watching the growing
vegetables and cultivating them.
The peas brought The Evening
Journal office to-day were grown on
a lot AT Fourth and Union streets.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01

city solicitor John w Brady and
Chief Engineer John Kienle. OF the Wa
ter Department. held conference to-day
on the matter Of extending the city water
supply 10 Eismere. Following the con-
sultation Mr.. Brady said he would look up
the law on the matter and would prob
ably have an opinion ready for the Wa
ter Board at it's next meeting.
Application for water service was made
by Elsmere al the meeting OF The Water
Board last week. The question arose
rrhether Wilmington could supply water
Evening journal., 1910-07-01

GREAT STRIKE
Conductors and Trainmen Of
Southeastern Roads De-
mand c. and 0. Scale
SERVE AN ULTIMATUM
ON THE COMPANIES

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. July Representative
OF the conductors and trainmon Of all
southeastern roads, who are demanding
tho Chesapeake and Oiio wage scale and
better working conditions said to-day thar
they expected TO call a strike this after
noon which would involve hfiy thousand
men.
II was considered very doubtful that
the railroad would tnnccde TO the de-
mands and the were prepared TO call the
strike from this city on short notice. They
have submitted their ultmatum and do
ciared that This would be the last day
of conference. They said a decision must
be reached to-day or action will be taken
at once
rhey have been sockine q settlement by
arbitration for two months, and repre-
seniatlves have been here comforting with
railroad officials for two weeks
Lines Involved.
The lines involved arc
The Atlantic Coast Line; Soaboarc
Air Line, Southern Railway. Queen &
southern and Florida. Central OF Geor
Couthern and Florida Central Of Geor
gla and other smaller lines
a strike would block traflc in Nr
ginia, North and South Carolina
Georgia and Florida, and in portions %
Kentucky. Tennessee. Mississippi AM
Louisiana
The men claim that ten thousanl
trainmcn and conductors are ready 4
stop work at the first signal for
strike. This, they argue. would ti
up an trains. Enginemen. yardmen apl
an men involved In the operation O
tho railroads would have 10 stop work
they say.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
"GREENSr ENJcg RIDE
AT EXPENSE OF REDS

The members and friends of r. =.
Turner's sunday school class Of Scott
NJ. Il. Church, went on their long pro-
posed Joy ride last night on a
special car" Of the Peoples Line. and
for a while IL looked as Il they owned
the city, riding over almost every track
on that line. The ride was the out
come of contest by the members OF
the class. who during the winter di-
vided their members into two distinct
parts. namely the reds" and greens, %
and the side securing the most mcm-
bcrs in two months time were 10 have
"A blow out at the expense Of their
opponents. The Greens were VIC
torious. and the ride last night was
the result.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
new MANAGER
FOR THE D.SA.
I. c. BardO Succeeds W. I.
BatCheIder Who Will GO
to Ohio
CHANGE In OFFICE
EFFECTIVE TODAY

W. T. Batcheldsr ended his duties as
district manager Of the l. and A. rele-
phone Company here this morning, having
been succeeded by r. c. Bardo. Of Phila-
oelphia Mr.. Batchelder left at 10
O'Clock for a few weeks vacation with
relatives i'm New Hampshire After his
vacation he Will. become supervisor OF
agencies for the Diamond Rubber Com
pany Il Akron o.
Mr.. Hatchelder came here as district
manager last April from Philadelphia
where no had been in the employ Of th'
Bell Telephone Company for nine years.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
new FIREWORKS
PLANT TO GO UP

The A. Jedel Company, of Newark,
manufacturers of novelties in the hre-
works line. have purchased site for
a new plant to take the place of the
one near the old depot, which was
destroyed by fire. For the site of the
new plant, which will be much larger
than that on the JeX property, the
company has secured the farm of w
j. Barnard on Depot road near Cooch's
Bridge This situation is superior to
the other in that the company will
have more room and greater oppor-
tunity for enlargements if need be
The new plant will employ 200 men.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
HOD CARRIERS
GET CHARTER
White Star Lodge Of This
City Incorporated at Dover
Yesterday

White STAR Lodge. No. United Hod
Carriers and Iaborers Union dnc) Of
Wilmington. which association Of work
ingmen proposes 10 acquire property and
headquarters obtained a charter at Dover
yesterday Because it ascrihed as it's
purposes the mutual hoipfulness. cduoa-
tion and advancement OF tho interests OF
the workngmen. who do and win here
after. constitute rs membership. the Sec
retary of State requires no certincation OF
capital stock
The incorporators are sampe Hall
Noah W Waters and Samuel Dorsey. all
Of Wilmington
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
GOT S432,596
FOR THE STATE
Correct List Of Appropriations
OBTAINED by Delaware Del
egatiOn in Congress-
RECORD ONE OF THE
BEST EVER MADE

The figures announced on Monday
showing that Delaware's delegation in
Congress had obtained total Of sS5s,-
600 during the session just ended, were
incomplete The appropriations OBJ
tained are much larger thar first an
nounced. the total obtained for Della
ware and Delaware projects through
the efforts of Senatots dupont and
Richardson and Congressman Hcald
being S432,5s6 This is perhaps the
best record ever made by Delaware
delegation during a single term of
Congress.
The following are the correct figures.
Addition land for the exten-
sion of the lighthouse de-
pot at Edgemoor Delaware
River, Del. reconstruction
of the wharves ana for two
dwelling .................s 100000
Maui shosi. Delaware Bay so,ooo.oC
light and fog signal station
at or near Joe Flogger
Shoal, Delaware River ... 30,000.0(
Range lights at or near Eagle
Point, in Horseshoe Curve,
Delaware River ......... 2,500.Ol
Improving Lcipsic River M 1S,5OO.O'
Improving harbor of refuge,
Delaware Bay ......--.-. S,OOO.O'
Constructing pier in Della
ware Bay near Lewes .... 10000
Improving harbor at Will
mington .......... 10O.OO0O
Improving APPOINTMENTS.
MurderSill and Mispillion
Rivers ........... 100000
Improving Broad Creek River 100000
Improving Broadkill River. 10000
Improving Saint Jones River 100000
Improving Smyrna River 100000
For public building at Lewes 100000
For Smyrna Postoffice..-. 100000
SO private pension hi'ls ag-
gregating per annum ..... a,0s6.O
Grand Total ..............s432, $3.50
Evening journal., 1910-07-01


citation has arranged q big
July 4 az Horse Show Park
In addition to the mati~ <,tc>.
there will be anWppfompfur~ brse
show Miss Aimeop pHhPont has con-
sented to exhibit her stable OF horses
that have been so prominent IN recent
horse shows. The Auburn Stock Farm
viii show a fancy family team, and in
addition TO this a number OF other
owners have promised to have their
horses on hand for exhibition. and
tany person who has horse that he
considers worthy of display. II he
viii have II az the grounds by 2.3O on
Monday afternoon. Il will be included
in the show. This will take place about
2.30 In the afternoon and probably oc-
cupy about an hour
The matinee card Of the day shows
six races with all the best horses in
the city entered. The card follows
No. 1-Concordville Stock Farm, b.
g.. John Salter, Jr; j. w. Duff b. e.
Glen Prince Harvey Ball, ch. m, Rox-
ey D.; William M. Ennis. br g.. Els
mere. Jr.
No. 2.-T. f. Lynch. blk. e.. Black
Prince; W. H. Lingo, b. e.. Rube Ath-
oil: Concordville Stock Farm. b. e..
Mccullough
No 81 G. Hartmann. b. e.. Paul
Pry: T. r. Lynch ch. g., Bill VIII
liams; Garden Farm. br g., Colonel
/ Wallace.
No Al. c. Boulden b. m.. Dora
Thorne; l.. r Jefferis, br. e., Thad-
deus X; w. II. Wallace, br. g.. Wago-
ner.
No. 5.--J G. Hartmann. b. g.. Wes-
ley, Jr; II. r Wallace, br. g., Free
Mason; G. H. Diggans, b. &, jim
Bayard.
No. 6.-Dr W. p Miller. b. M, Luc,
Van: Peter Orth, g. g., Rock; j. W
Willis. b. m. Hcrtha; A. G Donaldson
b e.. Hokes Prince; J r. 0'Neal, br
g. Barrow Wilton.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
ThieIman Eenn,nor.

William Fennimore an Miss Mary
Thielman. both of this ciS were mar
ried al 9 O'Clock mass yestVday MORN
ing i'm Sacred Heart r. c. Aurch. Fol-
lowing the ceremony recktion was
given the couple and membEs OF the
family at their home No. GA spruce
street.
Mr.. Fennimore is a clerk en- e ern-
ploy Of the p, b. & w RailrAd Co
After a trip TO Washington, M and
Mrs. Fennimore win live at ma 6lC
Spruce street
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
City Considers Request of
EIsemere for Wafer Service

to and incorporated town and the matter
was referred to the city solicitor for an
opinion The city now supplies several
Industries at Easmere with water these
plants having paid the expenses OF run
ming pipe from the city line 10 Els
mere.
The application for water service made
By Elsmere followed q recent fire there
which came near resulting in coniagra-
ton. There was no water near tho blaze
and ii was necessary for The Union Eire
COMPANY to pump water Through nearly
1900 feet Of hose to reach the fire
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Grace Church Excursion,

A bright. clear day. and roomy
steamer. with plenty of good things
to eat. made the pupils Of Grace
Church Sunday School a happy set of
young people yesterday. The Thomas
CLYDE" which had given an extra wash
to its face, and clipped through the
waves with an extra jaunty air, took
the excursionists in the morning
hours to Augustine Beach. The ex-
cursionists got home at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
JULY TOO, TO
BE PICNIC MONTH

The joyful month of July is being
ushered in by numerous picnics This
afternoon the Senior Queen Esther
Circle of ST. Pauls NJ. r. Church, will
east aside all cares as to how to raise
missionary pledges, or get speakers
for missionary programs, and devote
their attention to having good time
at Hillcrest. A basket lunch supper
will be taken by the members.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Only Two Heat Prostrations.

has had less effect in heat prostrations
than might have been cNcpctcd.
The Delaware Hospital reports but
one case of heat prostraton, that of a
colorcd woman. Anna Daniel. of 10.
1900 Delaware avenue, who was taken
20 the hospital on Thursday The
Homeopathic Hcsoit1i brs ~'.- 1.e7 hut
one case that of Frank Lundz, Pole
who aftcrward died
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
JULY 4 ARRANGEMENTS
AT CITY POST OFFICE

Monday being July 4th, and a legal
holiday there viii be but one collection
and delivery Of mail beginning At 7.30
O'Clock in the morning. The windows
at the postofiice will be open until 3
o'clock a. m.
Persons having important mail
should take it to tho postofice as the
mails viii be received and dispatched
- uanal. she clerks rcnlaining on duty
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
JUNE FIRE LOSS
IS $l,5OO

The Police and fire Sreports for the
month Of June were issued at midnight.
Chief Blacks report shows that S2S ar
rests were made. There were eight box
alarms and ten still alarms of fire dur
ing the month, entailing a loss of up
wards Of 81 500 The largest fire OF the
month was that at No. 6ls shipley street
on the night OF June u.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
To Leave For the West.

James A. Cook. clerk of the DUPONT
Powder Company. will leave on Mon
day for BarSsdale. Wisconsin. where
the company has dynamite plant He
entered the companys employ as a
messenger boy. He is son of Mr..
and Mrs. stephen S. Cook.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
chsok case Continued.

The hearing Of Charles S. Metcalf,
charged with passing worthless
check upon Albert Bothman. proprietor
of the Hotel Wilmington. was further
continued this morning by City Court
Judge Cochran until Wednesday A
witness from Philadelphia is desired.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Bisbop kinsman's Appointments.

Bishop klnsmanI OF the Episcopal
diocese viii spend the first half Of
July in Rehoboth, where he will be in
charge of All Saints Chapel. After
few days in Wilmington, he will go
to Church Conference In Cambridge,
Massachusetts, the third week in July
and she is expecting to spend the
month of August in his summer-homei
Birchmere, Bryant Pond, Maine
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. D. c., July THE
weather tonight and Saturday will be
partly cloudy in tho Middle Atlantic
and New England States, the upper
Ohio Valley and the Lake region. In
the lower Ohio valley. Tennessee, the
east Gulf and South Atlantic States the
weather will be unsettled during the
next thirty six hours.
Forecast Till 8 p. m. Saturday;
For Delaware-Partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday. continued warm; light
to moderate variable winds, mostly
westerly.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Eourth at Farnhurst.

Arrangcments have been completed
for the celebration Of the Fourth OF
July by the inmates of the hospitals
at Farnhurst During the afternoon
there viii be games and in the even
ing the usual display of fireworks.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Glres Ann Hls FIoners

Mr. Fowler, of Holly Oak. has so
mSny flowers that he doesn't know
Ss,siat to do. with them and to-day he
began distributing them among his
friends Mr.. Fowler presented the
Journal stan with a huge boquet of
dahlias.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Grants LetArs on Estates.

Letters testame1tary were granted
today on the estai@ of Elizabeth Des-
mond to Daniel j. Kellehor. Samuel
Riley to the EquitaAe Guarantee. and
Trust Co, Jacob $. Pettiiohn to the
Security Trust and S3f Deposit Co.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
chldrsn AZ Festival.

The Suudy school children Of st.
Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church en-
ioyed a pleasant social at the church
last night when ice cream figured in
the proceedingsA
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Sell Baldton Lots.

Building lots at Baldton, a suburb OF
New Castle. We're sold at public sale
yesterday Three sold Al $50 each and
four at $40 each. A seven room frame
house was bid up to si450 and was
then Withdrawn.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Testimonial for Mr. CoIdsboroueh.

Phillips Lee Goldsborough. Collect
or Of Internal Revenue. District Of
Maryland, which includes Delaware
was presented by the officers of the
Revenue Service. al the close of busi-
ness at the end Of the fiscal year last
evening. with a testimonial of appre-
citation The collector was inaugurated
into office this morning for the third
term.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Here's a Chance For Work.

Applications Tor positions as clerks
and carriers for the Wilmington post
Office will be received from July 10
October I. Tho civil service exam
ination will he held sometime i'm Mo-
Vcmbcr
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Children on Picnic.

Tho children of Brandywine NJ t.
Church spent yesterday Ia Eden Park
The little folk had delightful time.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Io Picnic n snrinns.

Central Church Christian indeavor
Society viii picnic at Brandywlno
Springs this afternoon and evening.
supper win be served on the hin at
I n-clock.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
churnh cann

holding camp az Decatur and Buiton-
wood streets. Tonight the RcN Mr.
iNurby. OF Baltimore win preach op
"rhe Valley Of Dry Bones.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Get s7475 for Saloon Propert,

George ii. Niedermaicr today
bought the saloon property in Shipey
street below Second belonging to the
Andrew Niedermaier. estate for $40.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
aJaokv Johnston a Papa,

Mrs. Johr T. Johnston, Wife OF X
night manager OF the Postal Telegram
Company. gave birth to boy at Lewc
yesterday
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
pr. RobinIs ResIanation EfIeetive.

The resignation of DR. Albert Robin
as city bacteriologist took effect today
hut no appointment of successor has
been made. The appointment will pro-
baby be made by the Board of Water
Commissioners at its next meeting
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
praise For Hospital superintendent.

County Comptroller Philemma Cham
dler visited the New Castle Comfy
Hospital on Wednesday lie says SUI
perintendent Foster has successfully
managed the farm and Institution.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01

Jeffries and johnson returns by wire,
winkler's Saloon, 18th and French sts.T
Evening journal., 1910-07-01

To Close on the Fourth.
Business Fsaces in Wilmington will
be closed on July 4.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
HI
W. First it is
an unlimit-
Local OWES as rea-
Bill at Waworthy of
for JuT en-
SIX RACES ON
SIX RACES ON
THE MATINEE CW

The Delaware Horse Shov{
citation has arranged q big
July at Horse Show Park
Evening journal., 1910-07-01

paper is worthy of your
confidence-or il would not
be here