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New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
CASH GuOTArIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


GRAIN-WHEAT-Took q eearish turn ana
al the close va!ues were sc 70 @sc net lo%sI.
A. re advance on SATURDAY. the marAet
showed gains Of about &c a bustei for May "a
Chlcaso, although July was up only Zs4c. anu
II was believed that much u me recehL ef
citernent was due 70 the engineering OF ",
gantic straddle operations b. bulls VINO nat
extensive holdings in May. Northwes,erl
markets weak and lower, declining over
cenf a busLel while Winnipeg was also over
Influenced IL was claimed. nv the oihelal re-
port showing g 000 600 bushels Of wheat III
farmers hands. The yisible supply showed
decrease OF 15s7. 600 bushels, against de-
creas. last week os 1872 600 and an increase
last ,ear OF gs4 00a No red, ~ SC elevator
ard s. 3. c o afoat; No l Nortnsrn pulGth,
81 0-s o b alcat CORN-stendy early ont
weakened. and Al the close was lac net lower
The visible supply showed decrease OF l.
0Oi On0 pushels compared with decrease
a, p0T 600 tho previous week and $4,000 last
year. Exyort No 2 - &c ahoat OAlS
-t''c sd =, Q net lower The visible decreased
401 Oc0 bushels. compared with decrease
last week OF 754 000 and 4 decrease last ye-I
of =. O00 casa oats barely steady stand .
ar,I white Sai. 70 .. S9'sc, no 3. SsG; NO NO
4 sss,c BARLEY-Firm mating. 81 l'U
81 II. = Z New York. BUCKWIIEAr-Quiet
american. 81 CJ per 100 lb g Ne" YORK
Canadian SO bid. c New York for export
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
sEABoARD cLEARANCEs.

COTTON-Made another set Of new high
records FOR the current bull movement, with
Nav contrasts selling a. -soc snd July at
I4T9c and the market closing steady at prac-
ticaliy the best level of the day, OF TO II
points net higher ON the old crop and l point
higher = points lower ou the new. Ouer7
ings We're not heavy, and on the urst Slsn
" bull support 4 covering movement started,
vhlen carried prices readily upward. ana late
iu the day few stop orders we're uncovered,
with August particularly strong. New crop
positions were relatively quiet and easy
Weekly movements usures. Port recepis
SS 444 bales. against s.. .ss3 last year; overland
20 mills and Canada. l0,9bs. against 10, od5
.ast wear southern WNi takings, estimat ed.
cj. 600 against 20. 600 last year, loss OF stocks
al Interior towns. 2t.TJS. against SS, e56 last
year. brought into siglC Tor the week. g., ooi,
against 81 20 last year Total crop move
rient. Port receipts. 3 coo 56S. against $50
SOS lagt wear. overland 20 mills and Canada,
S4i@45. against 70-.1t0 last wear; southern
mill tAk4uge, l. l83jO0o against l.931ooO LAST
YEAR: stock a. interior towns IN excess Of
September l. 53a o6o against 3lo,2o5 last
yea-. brought INFO sight thus far Tor season.
1f.O45.sG3, rgainst 9.5,4 52s last yeaE The
total crop movement IS for -2@ days this sea-
SON against 60 DAYS last geason. Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions ~ bankruptcy
7.ere fled = the United states IlstTic'
Court yesterday
WILLIAM sCHARRArH ana NALlIE- IL E-H
81 EHN oLEL. as laItl-l7' ~1i47 -
~l-- ~ William ccLarratn importers aIl---
r,anufs cture.s ct aru1cal movers --
feathers et NO. O1 Last stn street, az 90
,.rr Creditors Salmcn Lumley g 20,
5fT 5sQ. Ersren a. Bro, s54, ana l.
EfLhlinz Company, s4f Insolvency, trans
.errirg large quantities OF mslcAalu 8, :,
ADMISSION IL writing or naomi ~ re-
rheir dents end consents 70 tae appointment
~ "a re-eiver are alleged Archibald DoDs-
'7s receiver. pond s-o 0-lD liaDlites' }ol'oyy
assets. stock which cost 5000 and accounts
cHkRLEs K. scHwAB and ALFRED
PCTOsKl. composing the nrm ot SchWeo
8. FoLosAr. Inanutacturer- or W-in5! W-5 =
tsr- Creditors. O. 4 AUNmortt Co.
iloG. william (. Crerauc q Co. slvy' al1
r Sscnsf & co. $40. Insolvency and pref
erenuI payments alleged. Lia2intiss'
aHAPRTs sEG1LOwITZ. cloaks and suits.
NJ rs West 18th street, involuntary. NlSo-
ir5re Auson Furtsch. s.. Champion 81 Z
COMPANY s7sa and L. Erstein & Bro.' SA''.
'IiI0SUIs DPUCKER. drysoods. 10. lss
clinton street, inyoiuntari. C!se!t0su scs
and philip Levin. S252 Insolvency. prefer
ential PAYMENTS transferring o, merchan-
disc and accounts and removal Of properly
alleged Liabilities 81 90, assets a5~l
yVNii9m T Carel. receiver. Authorized 70
continue business ten da"s -,
THE PROGRESS FUR MANCF &C y =
INC co 40 g East llth street inVo. IN
t2ry Creditors. Latzman a. kAtz, ~
F-er-, Naro Eoserfeld. 200 and Berlst q Eor-
nan sl5s Liabilities. 5000. assets, Noo9.
Frark j Waldcyer, receiver.
MEYER H0ETGSTOCK. ot Horlgstoek Z,
oerser. paper boxes. OF No 10 Ehzaneth
t~se+ voluntar,y Ar. Densen refused %
i5n In ne petition Assets, sis2 cash N
bank. .. - ,,.,---, -., rv.N-~rs
Z lynch composing the fem cf Lynch y
T-,9rh glassR are AMI crCckc.r. o. -'Q. ~
ylilIis avenue voluntary Liabilities, A-,'9s
aescts t..u Eenry W. SYKES. receiver.
CHARLES .. q DCHLRTY. contractor
of 40 81. Eeecn Terrace, VolIat-rI' La
bflitisS. s., ,1lS. no assets.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
INT & GREAT NORTHERN PLAN
Company May Reorganize on Valuation
Basis Of s34,OoO,O0O.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Austin Tex, April 1t. J. Freeman.
receiver and general manager Of the In
terrationsl &. Great Northern Railroad ap-
peared before the Interstate Railway Com
mission to-day and after conference an
agreement was reached whereby the cont
panv may reorgan!se on valuation basis
of sSlooQ0oO Under the new valuation the
road will be able 20 take care OF 10000
of its unsecured claims. including those Of
Texas creditors. The claims OF the Gouias
are not embraced in the increased Naiua-
t,ou allowance. The road Is 10 be sold at
foreclosure on Msy IS. Receiver freeman
left Austin tonight fer Nen York
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
OZONE Park WANTS 3. x. r.

The Business Men g Association Of Ozone
Fz.k. Lcns Island. has adopted Tesolu'
ton urging that the offer Of the Brooklyn
Papil Transit Companv 70 extend ITS ele-
va--d sor-ce through The west end cl the
4tn ST. aro Of the Borough OF Queens D. a.
CEN cd The resolution sets forth mat me
ror alton Of that part Of the borough has
I9ubieo curing the last I'VE years, as also
the te-- valuation on property, althouSA u
-I-s el,ch as II now has on opportunity Of
ortaiuinc 4 COPY or tie resolution las
hem eor- 10 every Official connected Win
tr,r vrqu-luE OF such 4 franchise.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
Isv Te.nCraph % The rrihnne J
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April = -bellst that Canad-an reci-
rrocity ~lM 60 through az Washington mad a
bearish effect to-day N the wheat market hers
Latest figures shcVed 4 net loss q 'sA-1lc 20
Iisc other cereals. toe ell finished az ce-
EFT = Hlsc 70 dsc down, oats on = - -se %
Nc ana provisions unchanged 70 l2-.c below.
Increasing confidence IL regard 10 the probable
Success of reciprocltr caused liberal selling p
wheat reserves particularly In the sprins -.'p
states Fir4 weather all over he country had
nor q little 10 90 likewise toward bringing about
. decided reversal ef ceiling and action or the
part os tadsrs IN general Moreover. % was
noticed thz. the world shipments f-r the week
were about . 600 nOn bushels more than tie est-
ma tea total requirements Of the importing c0un-
tries AT additional source % discouraS eu1eut
20 ~. hulls could be seen ~ the supplies cn
ocean passage nov TIE second largest ever
lu-W-n Range of prices
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
SUIT FOR WALSH TAKES
Colorado Also Petitions for PROFOUND
ing viii for Original Probate.

Denver April l7-sui' "as tled IN me
Aranaboe County Court to-day By Assessor
F.ranl, ! Lewis for $4,000 against the es-
tate of the late Thomas b. Walsh for the
alleged non -pavment Of taxes on cash
stocks and bonds fer the ears 1901. 1913
and 1902
In addition to the suit charging non-pay-
rneut Of back taxes. petition was MED Tor
the prcrornding Of tho will for original
rronate on the ground that Thomas +.
walsh vas never 2 resident OF the District
If Columbia but that his domic.ie during
,ba wears mentioned was IN Arapahoe
Count.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

FLOJR AND NEAI-Inac'iTe. but STEADY.
anc rew sales q small lots we're reported.
sltbours BUYERS were not disposed to pav
asking prices spIing patehts 81 i74s3 10
winter stra!ghts. s. = SO So winter patents.
SsiSs -. spring clears. SO rs & s. 10; extra
81 winter. 5 So 90 extra 20 .. winter,
q f5GSg2J kansas st-a. ehts. s. 20GS4 50.
fsnev spring patents s. 81 = SO RTE FLOUR
-Slrm FAR 70 good. st 40 g a5' choice 70
I'm I'm s-,9a . 20 % BAG ME4L@Fine white
and ,sl,ow. 81 15dsl 20. e9arse 81 - pN IS.
FEED--W estern spFins. 81 standard nid
c.rv brau Se5 40 bulk So sacks: middlins.
s17 s.s red dog Ses ,5 hom'nv chop S2i 50
6glk sc 70 sacks. oAmeal SIS soc Ss4.
PROVIsioNs-Firme early. but on the sd-
vance chcls solo Lr-e-i' anl we ln@EAet
gIaus cl1s. THE s'mi-monthiy report on
stocks OF provisions AZ chicago showed . fur
ther increase and nag Isarish inaaeass .
u $50 30, short clear ST SIS So BEEF
Mess. Sla So $1ai family. Sl5g SIS so packet.
sisasl4 50. ezra Iad,a ness' s52gs2s 50,
EOgr-steady. b1cuns aisci 80 n. 9isc, io0
n. Csc 40 IL. As.c, pigs. lOc. cur MEATS
--PicSlee bellies se.et 10 10. - &c, y D.
41bLLow-ou.a,. city 5He. country IS. q
81. &C LARD--Essy; middle West. s.2o9 soc
CIV steady Sc refined barely steady; South
America o s5c. Continent. zoe. Brazil kegs.
10 s5c. compound stead fgI &c. srEAkINE
--Cuist. oiso Ta7i.c city lard, D.e.
sUGAR-Renned STEADY, but only fairly
active With prices unchanged. Raw was higher
on sAss OF about COZ 600 bags Including Cuba
sss. 5 ~ sise ii tar April ard 2Ss' Tor May
equivalent 20 g. e.c and 9ee here spot prices
Cenu!.usal 90 test ae2c muscovado - test.
closed hrm
RICE-Business IN rice moderate. with
market steady and prices unchanged.
MEIALs-ccPPER-SIa dull. spot.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
NO OIL OR TOBACCO DECISION
Expected Supreme Court Will Hand
Down Opinions Monday.

Washington. April lL--Another decision
dav passed to-day without the Supreme
Court announcing its decision in either the
standard OIL or the tobacco corporation
case 1rising under the sherman anti
trust law No decision is now expected un-
I'll next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
PREPARATION FOR LOST TICKETS.

Washington. April l,.-Eeparatlon for
passenger Communication tickets lost b. the
pure chaser must be made by railways. pro-
yiGcd proper notice Is given, according 20
J decision rendered TO-DAY b. the Inter-
stats Commerce Commission A regulation
that iost tickets must be returned 10 the
company before refund is made vas held
10 De unreasonable
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

April. NAV. June and July Il 80 75o
Lcndon, holiday. Lake copper, t2.3I = l-See
oleetrolytic. 1212h 2.3fiec. casting lLsIl7
q l2c. TIN-Quiet spot and April q AZ 25c
May. 4I.JIi5 q AZ. 15c: June, Al 25 Al. zoe. and
July. 41l09 Il SOC. LEAD-Easy, 4404t50c
New York. 425 94.S0c East ST Louis sPEL,
TER-Easy. 545 q soc New York S:9og
J.S7 &c East ST Louis ANTIMoNY-puli
Cookgons. 099 SOC. IRON-Quiet No foun-
dry Northern. s15 SOC SIS 25. No p SIS 25 q
SIG. No l Southern ana NO l Southern soft.
$40 80 1S1G
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs-steady but
quiet and unchanged
NAVAL sIOREs-spirits turpentine was
lower and dull here, but say annsh was hrrn
al the close. Rosin steady bur quiet Tar
qulet and lower sPIPITS TURPENTTNE-
Machine bbls, nc TAR, S. IS Sc RosIN-.
Comnlon 70 good strained, IS IS; b. 81 %; l..
IS 80 <. - 40. +, SS 50. .. s. 55
OiIS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troleurl steady a. recent prices.
C0rToNsEED oIL-Flrmer. and prices at
the close showed net gains of 4ds points shorts
wars good buyers, owing 20 the advance IN the
lard market on Saturday. VIXEN The cotton oil
market was closed and again az the opening to-
day. Offerings were small. 5ut The decline IN
lard discouraged aggressive buying Local con-
tract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
-DoF 0IIsF flu Ut u III II . 20 u IIIII-
1Il-g INLAND sales. 20 bales.
1nTEEF-Heavv early. 1rernR de

CnFFEE--Heavy early opering AZ de
cline az 1 90 . points from the hnal Of Thurs
dat In Brazil prices we're % 80 - Feis lower
and some traders With Brazilian connections
usre Offering cost and freight coffee az slightly
lower levels There vas slso ceiling believed
% be for Brazilian account or against cost and
frct-rt coffea ard ln absence Of active bus .ns
,,s market declined Late IN the fav the market
developed nrmnsss. ard close vas nrIn a ne
.J-4uce ~ S 71. points. with sales Of 80
taz- W4reNous, deliveries cr Brazilian coffee
ar United states ports last week nere as 34e
b - against IS 424 the previous week and
lus0c last year The "isbe supply ~ Bra
1uiar coffes Do and aroat for the United
states vas 2SS6.2J7 bags against 9 e3l JSj
iest vear and 9.-42 ss7 two years ago. Spot
easier. sales being reported II 1000 bags ot
10 Is ~ l.a.c. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

Among other holders are 2. T. Gates the
representative OF John D. Rockefeller. 900
shares Of preferred. the General Education
Board, 1900 preferred E L. McNichoI 1s.-
e0 common, Stuyvesant Fish. 5.oaS pre-
ferred, Mrs Russell Sage, $500 preferred
and 1000 common. ". P. Clyde. 1900 pre-
ferred. r NJ Lowitz 1892 preferred and
1912 common. H. Content, 1850 common.
6. II Boynton & Co, S2.445 common
Strong. Sturgis & Co. 1872 preferred and
l4AS common. Spencer. Trask & Co. liza
preferred and 11.5S5 common F. 3. Calm &
CO.. L2sa preferred and S5.Oo5 common. and
Huhr, Edey & Co. SIS preferred and 5S.1.s
common.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
SEED PRICES.

Toledo Aprn -CLovERsEEp-cash, 50:
Arr!i ss 20. October lnd December 81
M3rch 81 -. ALslNE-Prine. 50 August
81 IS. T-AiOTHY-Prlre. s5 20.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
GOVERNMENT eoNDs.

The following shows Yesterdays cles,as
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Thursdays.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

carrier. s19s2: Cuban 75cGst: WATER
CRE2s. 100 bunches 1882
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

New York. April II, leil
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
QUOTATIONS. FOR REEVES
RFEyEs-Receipts Tor two DAYS,

REENES-RecefDts TOT LWo laEs, LoU UT =
or 9432 head including 23 cars for the MAJ
ket "a cars on sale steers Tere SLOW. buy
opened steady 20 10c higher; best grades II
heavv dull and the yards we're not quitf
cleared: bulls were steady. and cows helc up
10 last weeks closing prices but were Ao"
Eatr 20 good steers sold a. So 70 so psr
100 ID: a few extra prime 90 az SO IS; bulls
81 5ogs5 IS. cows S21s4 IS Dressed beef
slouy al o.. 1oc per 70 hinds and rioa 1911
alIt5c; kosher chucks. i0911ci others.
Sdpc No later cables.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18

-ie-i -- --i9iO -
re- COM Pref Com
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
Nsr YORK. April Il. 1911

Oh high grades OF old whole milks. New arriv-
difil state whole milk, specials. lial54,c; Sep
tember quality. fancy colorsd l3g &c white,
t3c. summer and fan, coloret choice, II -sp
f2i,e white li4Ri:Ac colored, good 70 prime,
fOddfiitc; white. i0za1ic; current maze
large best 1o~.c: small. foisc; common 70 tsir sd
ga iNo Skins. summer and call, speciaIs, ~
good, Jd6l.c; common, 3aic, hard skins -g
New-York tribune., 1911-04-18
nEW YORK PRICES.

INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

The November torn of Circuit
Court will convene in Centroville this
morning.
james Robinson, a Kent rounty
farmer, is in a critical condition. the
result of being accidentally shot by
his son.
The directors Of the Chester Gene
terry Company. Chest2rtown, nave
elected Harrison W. Vickers, Jr.,
president and director.
The John Caveneaugh property.
near West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church, has been bought by Burton
Wlyle, of Newton, \. j.
The 52-acre farm Of the late Dr.
d. Ii. Richardson, near Calvert, has
been bought by Samuel Ankrim, of
Chestnut Level, Pa, for S2400.
Henry w. Wilbur, Of Sworthmore,
delivered an address yesterday at the
November meeting of the Young
Friends Association at Rising Sun.
Former Mayor Thomas G. Hays
of Baltimore, addressed a meeting
yesterday at Havre de Grace in the
interest of the Men and Religion
Movement.
While cunning in the First Dis
trict of Cecil county, Saturday, Sam
uel Caldwell. Of Galena. a prominent
stock dealer. was accidentlly shot in
the foot by Elmer Jarman.
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
SURELY BREAKS
UP A BAD COLD
Most Severe Cold or the
Grippe Relieved in Several
Hours

II Is a positive fact that dose OF
Pape's Cold Compound taken everg
two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken viii cure Grippe or
break mp the most severe cold, either
in tho head, chest. back, stomach OK
limbs.
You distinctly feel the cold break
ing and all tho disagrecabio grippe
symptoms leaving after the very frut
dose. IL promptly ends tho most mis-
cradle headache, dullness, head and
nose stuffed up. feverishness, eneez-
ing sore throat, running OF the noses
mucous catarrhal discharges. sore
ness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges.
Papes Cold Compound Is the result
OF three years research at cost Of
moro than fifty thousand dollars and
contains no Quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated IS not ei-
fectivo in the treatment Of colds or
grippe.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there Is no other medicine made any
whore else i'm the world. which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other
assistance or bad aftcr-effscts aa y
25-ccnt package OF Papo'e Cold Com
pound, which any druggist ia the
world can supply.
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
MIDDLETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN, Del. Nov. 6.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Merchant and
daughters of Denver, Colorado, have
been visiting relatives here.-R.
Thomas Cochran of New York city
has returned from a six weeks trim
through the West and visited his
mothers. Mrs. Thomas Cochran, this
week.-Mrs.. Ella II. Pennington oi
Philadelphia was the guest Of Mrs.
A. G. Pennington last week.-Mrs.. AL
rich of Glasgow. is spending soma
time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McWhroter.-Mrs. Martin j
Burris has returned home after a
visit with her sister. Mrs. ]. M. Ar
thurs. in Wilmington.-Mrs. John {
Corbit and daughter Anne, of VIII
mington. were guests OF Mrs. Corbits
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph l.. Glib
son part of last week.-The Misses
Chambers of Trenton. y. j., visited
Mrs. Willard B. Biggs last week.-Thc
Rev. and Mrs. Francis II. Moore spea'
Tuesday and Wednesday in Philadei-
phia.-Mrs. Edward d. Hearne "i
Georgetown, has been visiting heI
sister, Miss Mollie J. Wilson.-Mrs
Hugh c. Browne Of Wilmington, was
visitor at the home of her mother
Mrs. H. V. Parvis. last week.-Mr. ano
Mrs. Harry A. Dempsey of Newport
were recent visitors with relatives
/ here.-Mrs. Charles Derrickson and
Mrs. Fred Brady were IN Wilmington
on Tuesday attending the Club FEEDER
alton at the Wilmington New Centur'
sClub.-MIiss Maud Smith visited he
cousin. Mrs. Lee Maloney In Townscn'
recently.
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
WESLEY NOW
FREE OF DEBT
Dover MethOdiStS to Celebrate
Occasion With Week Of
Services
FORMER PASTORS TO
BE THE PREACHERS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Nov. 6.-ln Wesley NJ.
T. Church yesterday % weeks cclebra-
tion of the old church's anniversary
and of its recent emergency from in
debtedness was begun in tho form
OF a jubilee. There were elaborate
decorations and the choir was assist
ed by musicians from Smyrna and by
Mrs. Marion Humphreys of Salisbury,
Md. a fine soprano sololst and sister
of Mrs Harry Mayer. of Dover
The Rev. William Powick, of Phil
adelphia, was the preacher at yes
terday's service. During tho ensuing
week, services every night will be held
with an evangelistic tendency and for
mer pastors of the church will preach
and there will be house parties
through town and entertaining on the
part of tho members.
The visiting ministers who will
come back again to the-Mesley pulpit
are the Rev. Vaughan 5. Collins, who
was assistant pastor under the minis
try here of Dr. J. II. Caldwell; The
Rev. Thomas Il. Martindale of Sails
/ bury; tho Rev. Edmond l.. Hoffecker
Of Wilmington; the Rev. Louis T.. Bar
rett. OF Chestcrtown; and the Rev.
William l.. s. Murray Of Pocomoke
City.
Col Charles Il. Treidler choirmas-
! ter, has arranged a special program
of music for each evening and tho
decorations will DO Of an attractive
Il .,.t..r.
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
CHOIR no SING CANTATA.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Nov 6.-The chorus
choir OF the Peoples Church will sing
the Simper cantata, "The Rolling Sea-
sons" on Thanksgiving morning in
The PEOPLES Church This will be a
harvest home service and the mem-
bers of three oranges Of the Patrons
of Husbandry will attend the service.
In the church last evening the choir
and orchestra produced THE Prodigai
Son." by Arthur Berridge. The solos
were sung with spirit and artistic
touches by Mrs. Miriam 5. Davidson
and Mrs. William J. benson, sopranos
Mrs. Mary Wolcotr. contralto; II. c.
Taylor. tenor, and John Carrow. basso
DR.. Lighubourne read the parable of
THE PrOdigal Son."
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
PRESSURE ON HOSE
MAKES FIREMAN ACROBATIC

John p. Tulley a member of the
Independence Fire Company, who
lives at No. 713 Church street. did
few acrobatic stunts on Saturday af-
ternoon, which would have been anus
ing had it Lot been 50 serious mat
ter The company's s engine Was being
tested and Tulley had hold of the
nozzle to the stretch OF hose, attached
TO the engine. Engineer William New
ton put on the pressure gradually and
when he had about 25O pounds on
there appeared to be something wrong
with the safety value. 1t was about
this time that the nozzle, held bv
Tulley, began To buck and despite
Tulleys efforts, it wiggled and wig
gled and finally lifted him several
feet in the air. throwing him about
as though nc was tooth pick and
finally dropping him in nearby
ditch. Eugene Lux. member Of the
company, also was knocked about
when he went to Tulley's assistance.
! Tulley had 10 be removed to his hons
where DR.. j. +. McGrath attended him.
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
STANTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
STANTON, Del. Nov 6.-Stanton a.
p. b. will meet al the home ol War
rem and Edward CranstOn on Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Donaldson and
sons Drexal and Brinton, and AIRS,
Sheck, were the guests of Mrs. Gen. g.
Banks on Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Sinclair and Mrs. Leonse
Willis were the guests Of Mrs Robert
Currindor on Monday
Miss Matte McCarter has returned
home after visiting Mrs. John Mitchell
Mrs Matte McElwee was the sdcst
of Wilmington friends on Friday evti-
ing.
Miss jennie Marvel was the guest VI
Marshallton friends on Tuesday aud
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs samuel Taylor anc
daughter Sarah, We're guests OF oar
and Mrs. Frederick Ellison ON Iucs'
day evening.
Evening journal., 1911-11-06
YORKLYN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
YORKLYN. Del. Nov. CT. Wesley
Vandever will start a butcher route
this week.
A slight explosion Of gas while
lighting his auto lamps has compelled
John Beuge 10 disposed 81 his mus
tache.
James A. McKelvey and Frank Lnf-
ferty of Newark, were visiting here q
few days ago.
Miss Cora swayne Of Philadelphia.
Is visiting here.
Madison Blair and daughter OF Ge-
neva, n. ". are visiting Ellis Clarke
and family.
John stern, a carpenter, working on
the fibre mill. Is convelescing.
Frederick Donaldson OF Downing
town, Pa. is here on business.