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Evening journal., 1912-06-05
TOOK WIFE
NO. | AT WORD
NOW BICAMIST

Confronted by two women who live
within six blocks OF each other. each
of whom claimed to be his wife and
produced marriage certificates TO sub
aiantiate their claims Ottmar +.
Schreiner aged "a years, of No 260S
n. Front street, Philadelphia. was held
today at a hearing before Magistrate
Campbell, OF Philadelphia. under
$1,000 bail for court. charged with
bigamy
Wife No. /. who was Miss Anna
Jones. Of Philadelphia, charges that
she was married to the defendant on
June q. 1905. by the Rev. James
Grove. She says her husband de-
serted her in 1908, and since that
time he has not contributed To her
support of their five year old son.
Wife No 2. who was Miss Alma Ba-
der, also Of Philadelphia. testified that
following a courtship OF five months,
she eloped to Wilmington on May 25
last with Schreiner. thinking he was
an unmarried man. and was married
10 him by the Rev. George l. Wolfe
She also produced marriage certi-
fcate.
Schreinor's onl. defense was that
Wife No. l had told him to get mar
ricd again II he wanted
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
CHICAGO
DELEGATES
MAKE PLANS
Gen. DUPONT Leaves to Attend
National Committee Ex-
eCutive Meeting
OTHER DELEGATES
re LEAVE NEXT WEEK

General r. Coleman DUPONT. Re-
publican National Committeeman from
Delaware. went to Chicago yesterday
to attend the National Committee
meetings preliminary to the National
Convention which begins June Is.
General DUPONT also Is a member Of
the Executive Committee of the Ma
tlonal Convention He was accom-
panied to Chicago by his secretary
Lewis l.. Dunham. They are stopping
at the Hotel Blackstone. Senator
Henry A. DUPONT, who Is one OF the
six national delegates from Delaware,
will go to Chicago on Sunday, June
l6, and he, too. Will stop at the Black
stone
Governor S. S. Pennewill. a delegate,
and General A. r. Benson. an alter
nate, will leave for Chicago on June
IL, and the remaining delegates will
leave on Saturday, June 15, for the
convention city The alternates az
well as delegates will go to Chi
cago.
The delegates are; Senator dupont.
Senator Harry A. Richardson, Cover
nor Pennewill, Colonel Edmund Mitch
ell, DR.. George W. Marshall and Ruby
X. Vale. The alternates are John
Bancroft, Richard T. Pilling, General
A. Il. Benson, Colonel A. 3. Conner.
Sirman ID. Marvel and Captain Harry
V. Lyons. The delegates and alter
mates Will stop at the Hotel New
Sherman, which will be their head
quarters The delegation will re-elect
General DUPONT as national commit
teemsn. Mrs. Marshall will accom-
pany DR.. Marshall to Chicago.
The Democratic delegation 20 the
National Convention in Baltimore
will leave on June %. and will have
headquarters at the Hotel Belvidere
The Democratic League will 90 "a
Baltimore in a body on Monday. June
"a About $50 men with band will
go in body and will participate in
big Democratic demonstration
there. Snellenburg and Company are
/ making the uniforms for the men
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

The Kent County School Board
has appointed Sidney P. Townsend
counsel.
John L. Reeve has purchased the
2e5-acre shenk far, near Bel Air, for
$4,000.
-Havre de Grace Council has de-
cided 10 enforce the ordinance re-
ouiring All automobiles to keep with
in a speed limit of six miles an hour.
Reaching into a box for curry
comb in the stables at the Cecil paper
mill. at New Bridge, Clarence Alex
ander was bitten on the hand by a
copperhead snake
Miss Mary Bradley has resigned
as superintendent of the new HaVre
de Grace Hospital.
THE Susquehanna Power Com
nanv Will begin work this week on a
dam across the river at ConoWingo.
His left hand caught beneath
some heavy lumber. Calvin Ward, of
Elkton. lost the ends of two fingers.
The one hundred and seventy
first commencement of West Noting
ham Academy, at Colora, will be held
tomorrow.
Souvenir hunters have been de-
facing the grave Of former Governor
Austin Crothers, in West Nottingham
Cemetery.
"A nom n-sectarian chapel on the
site of the old Fulton Meeting House,
near Rickardsmere, will be dedicated
next Sunday
The large quarry on John Coull
sons farm. at Port Deposit, will be
reopened by Charles Morrison and
Philip c Cameron,
The body of Alonzo Owens, oi
Perrvville. aged 10, who was drowned
in the Susauehanna River was found
in a pound net near the mouth Of Fur
mace creek
Lane r Whitaker, Of Delta mas
resigned his position in the People
National Bank of Delta to accept the
cashiership Of the Fawn Grove Ma
tional Bank.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
OBJECT TO DECREE
IN THE POWDER CASE.

Judges Gray. Burlington and Nc
Pherson heard argument and reserv-
ed decision in the United States Dis
trict Court In Philadelphia yesterday
upon the application Of the Buckeye
Powder Company. Of Illinois, to be
allowed to continue its suit against
the DUPONT Powder Company without
interference. Counsel for the appli
cant asked that clause be inserted
in the proposed decree dissolving the
dupont Powder Company and Corpor-
ations affiliated with it so that the
Buckeye Company's suit would not be
nullihed by the dissolution OF the va,
rious corporations.
T. O. Atwood, counsel for the Buck
eye corporation, explained to the
court that his client had Instituted a
suit under the sherman ANTITRUST act
against the several corporations in
cluded as defendants in the DUPONT
case to recover upward OF S3,000,000
for alleged restraint Of trade He
asked that the court decree that the
present suit now pending shall be oil
lowed TO remain active until finally
determined
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
ITS EQUAL CAN
NOT BE FOUND
In THIS COUNTRY
Demand Will be Immense
When Public Learns the
Real Value of This
Wonderful Tonic
GIVES A NEW
LEASE ON LIFE
Public Does Not Realize Number Of
Folks Afflicted.

The specialists who are introduc-
ing "Tona Vita" the new tonic to viii
mington people, continued to give
their five minute demonstration
yesterday. These demonstrations are
certainly a novel method of testing
medicine, and are proving very sue
cessful
A hundred or more people who
were given the medicine and five min
utes later asked what effect it had in
their case all replied that they had
Deen benefited and most OF them eA-
pressed astonishment.
The specialists are entirely conf
dent the medicine will prove as sue
cessful in this country as in Europe,
and predict a tremendous success for
1t in Wilmington. The one who dis
cussed this said: Without question
no preparation like this has ever been
sold in America and l prophesy that
no preparation will approach this in
volume OF sales once it is established
mere. There is just as much nervous
debility in this country as abroad, and
Tona Vita will make fully as great
record here as the original did in
Europe. That medicine has been and
IS used by Kings, Dukes, Cardinals
in fact by the greatest personages of
Europe. We are talking with a great
many people each day now, but in a
few DAYS more the number will be
quadrupled.
Every man or woman who has
been afflicted with chronic debility
who tries 'Tona Vita will become a
walking advertisement for the medi-
cine. and that sort of thing spreads
like wild-fre. Anyone who has been
half sick all the time, with almost
no vitality or energy, a constant sut-
ferer from dependency, stomach
trouble. weak back, headache and a
dozen other troubles. caused by de-
bility. is sure TO tell about 1t when
thev find something that gives them
hack buoyant spirits. sound digestion
and general good health.
THE puplie does not realize what
tremendous number of people among
those who live in the larger towns
are afflicted with nervous debility, IN
more or less aggravated form. MOI
does the public realize the symptoms
of this modern plague when they see
them. Most of the so called kidney
trouble. nearly all indigestion, ant
fully half Of the headaches in tn'
United States can be attributed sole
ly to nervous debility"
The "Tona Vita" sale and demon
stration is taking place at Mile
Drug Company's Store. 4O4 Marke
street, between the hours of a. m
and 8 D. m. the specialists meet call
ers and explain the nature OF their re
markable preparation.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
MILFORD NEWS Notes

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del. June 5-Aiiss Ruth
Ida BENEFIT, daughter OF the late
Joshua and Ruth Bennett, and VIII
liam johnson. of Washington, we're
married at the home OF the bride on
East Walnut street, North, by the Rev.
Louis A. Bennett
Tho t. A. Torsch Packing Company
opened the cannery yesterday
While assisting in tearing down the
shops Of Oscar Brown VanNius Wiki
erson. son OF Contractor J. Harry
Wilkerson, was caught with the side
of the building as Il was falling. IN
juring his right side and leg.
About 65 members of Crystal Fount
Lodge. /. o. O r.. OF Milford, attend
cd the NJ r. Church on Sunday morn
ing to hear the Rev l.. A. Bennett
preach from the Bible presented to
that church by that order.
The picnic held under the auspices
OF the Warren School near Frederica
in the woods of Jehu Reed. was large
ly attended The teacher, Miss Liz.
zie Cohee. had the woods swept 50
that everything was clean and neat az
her school
That there are educated rodents In
Frederick Is evident. as only a few
days ago one Of this specie walked
from the store OF Harry Werley L
that OF y p Melvin and Company on
the electric light wires, with as much
ease as an experienced tight wire
walker.
Considerable trouble over the new
water pipes which have recently beer
installed In Frederick is being eX
perienced by the town fathers.
At n meeting of the trustees Of The
Milford Armory Company organization
was effected with the following ON
GERS. President, Col Theodore Town
end; manager and treasurer, Lieuten
ant James W Cannon; secretary
Sergeant Robert Deputy.
The Presbyterian orchestra hal
been engaged by the managers Of th'
automobile show. which will eNhibi
here at Armory Hall, June 8. 6.
and s.
Notices have been posted on th'
doors OF Armory Han forbiddlng al
persons from forcibly entering IN
Hall
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
LETS BOY OFF
FOR PARENTS SAKE

Peter Berelatio. Of No 2314 West
Sixth street, who caused the arrest
Of Nicholas Allegretto, aged II years,
Earl Maston, colored. aged IA years.
and Lincoln Langford, colored aged
10 years on the charge OF larceny had
the Allegretto lad placed under a pro-
baton bond OF 500 and the others
dismissed in City Court this morning.
The prosecuting witness said he
wished this done because the ALE
gretto boys parents came to his house
last night crying The boy. he said
was bad enough but he felt sorry for
his parents.
John Testa, uho made the arrests,
said Maston had told him the Ale
gretto boy took 16 Belgian hares from
the prosecuting witnesses yards while
he and Langford watched Two of the
rabbits were recovered from Allie
grettO
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
MlIody'S Toilet Table
BY Nine. DMILLE.

More women worry over supernuoes
,atrs than any other dishguring biemisn'
Mild hairs on face or forearms can be easily
n,irLlv and safely removed by the use OF
ielatono paste Just mix powdered delaton7
rith enough water TO cover the hairs; apply
md after two or three minutes rub on, WASH
The skin and the hairs viii be gone
..The luxury Of perfect dry shampoo
cannot be caualed To four ounces OF pow
dered orris root add an original package
of therox Sift a teaspoonful Of this mix
lure ON the head then brush out Thoroughly
a,d the scalp win be clean, cool and re-
n shed while the hair will be light waVf
anil beautifully lustrous.
ITO make n true complexion beauunef
.hnt will give your skin lovely tone in
stantlv. yet is harmless and lasting. dissolve
an original package Of mayatone in half
mint Of witch hazel and rub little on face.
neck and forearms each morning Mayarone
will not come OF nor show like powder and
keeps the skin soft fair and youthful look
ing
each day TO train them 20 grow in an arch
ard IL they arc thin and straggly pyroxin
should be applied vi n finger tips Pyroxn
piu also make the = clashes grow long and
SHAY.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
surssi. sanssi. Safest, Quickest

Say goodbye 20 every iouchy. torturins
crppling corn and bunlon-every distress.
ing dirt rtaccumulating. foot-enlarging cailousi
There's a new and quick way--a sure and
safe way---to completely rid yourself OF all
such pesky troublcsome things.
"BfNGO that's tho new marvel
'Bingo the fruit Of master scientific
minds tlrccss laboratory research aud cS-
perience. Put Bmgo' ont and-soy -
pains gone just like that Corn dies, dries
up-and you pick out the whole blamed
thipe--hody seed. root and nli---so easily
painlessly you cant help shouting Glory
TO Rneol 40 cutting-no bleeding no
blood poisoning No injury TO healthy hcHnl
No sticky stockings No bothcrsome strars
mo lumpy cotton balls None Of the usual
nnnoynnceH.
Buy "Bingo a. your druggist s-23c--
or II he hasn't IL, send price to pennison
pharmacai Co.. m n. Dearborn 81. Che
raeo. ili Sold n this city by Miller Hrrg
Co tOi. iOG Market 81. John .. VnllaRner
Rrcs 14oO Market 80. Joan D. Gallagher
q Bros, 20Oi Market st. n. -. naniorin,
Market and second Sts.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
BABY PYTHIANS YEAR OLD.

Alpha Lodge No %. the baby or
ganization of the Knights OF Pythias,
observed its first anniversary in Pyth-
ian Castle last evening when the $50
members and several hundred other
lodgemen spent the evening in plea
SAINT manner. Addresses were made
by Henry r. Isaacs, the attorney, and
the Rev r. l.. Jackson.
The celebration opened with the
lodge orchestra playing several selec-
tions, after which Mr.. Isaacs spoke.
A playlet Of two acts and a sleight
of-hand performance preceded the ad
dress Of the Rev. Mr.. Jackson.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
nANcING AT SPRINGS.

There was a big attendance. in fact
the largest in sometime In the pavil-
ion on the lake at Brandywine
Springs Park last night. There VIII
be dancing this and Saturday even
ings and on Saturday afternoon. On
these occasions a large orchestra IS
in attendance and everything possible
is done by the management TO make
the dancing enjoyable.
The concerts being given afternoon
and evening In the theatre by the
park orchestra are being greatly ap'
preciated
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
MORE C0LORED PYTHIANs-

Four candidates were initiated into
the Colored Knights of Pythias at Q
meeting held at Tenth and Orange
streets last evening Addresses we're
delivered by the Rev A. J. Spencer
and DIR. Albert Price The delegates
elected to attend the convention at
Seaford. June 81 are; S. G. Paskis w.
G. Thomas. William Flood, DIT Price
william Matthews. The convention
may organize grand lodge OF
knights OF Pythias for Delaware
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
LITTLE WORK FOR COMMITTEES.

City Council committees viii meet
tonight. but aside from the river
front subject there will be little busi-
ness to occupy the attention of the
members The Council is awaiting an
opinion from City Solicitor Hastings
relative to the question of ownership
of land now under water between the
low water mark and the proposed
bulkhead. and until this is received It
is not likely that there will be any
further move made in the matter
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
MinsUMMER TRIPS.
ToQuebec

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1aoU miles magnificent scenery; Gut ~
Carto, northumberland Strait uuif anf
fiver ST. Lawrence. and far famed saguonsy
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iul. 6th and goth, August 3rd and 19ths
From Quebec July l,th aud a0th. August
oth aud a3rd.
,,n linN'le,eo pamphleis nlth tull in
CO., Agents, Quebec S. s. Co Ltd. 20
Broadway, New York. John Craig. i07 ".
o'h st. Wilmington. Del, or any Ticket
Agent, or QUEBEC s s. co. Ltd, Quebec.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
PARK EXECUTIVE MEETING.

The executive. committee OF the
Board Of Park Commissioners this
morning discussed the advisability
Of moving their office, part of which
is situated upon the right Of way Of
the B. and o r. r. No action was de-
cided on. however. The Board also
considered the request OF a number
of Sycamore street residents who
want q short path built in Delamore
Park.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
eAIA NIGHT FOR Lr Us.

Wilmington Night will be observed
by the members OF Lu Lu Temple,
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine in Lu Lu
Temple. Philadelphia this evening and
over 150 members Of the order from
this city Will attend They will also
have a class of fifty candidates in
itiated.
A feature of the evening will be the
presentation of a handsome gayel
suitably engraved and made from
wood taken from the helfry OF Old
Swedes Church to Lu Lu Temple by
the local members.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
CLASS WORK EXPLAINED.

Harrison Street uday school
teachers explained the work their re-
spective classes are engaged in for the
edifcation of the New Castle County
Sunday School Graded Union which
met in the church last evening.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
LOCATION DAY AT CAN'T.

Tomorrow viii be location day at
Brandywine Summit Camp and It is
expected that a large crowd of tenters
and others viii be present In addi-
ton TO selecting their sites the camp
privileges will he sold. A hack will
leave Seventh and Market streets for
the camp grounds at O'clock tomor-
row morning and return in the after
noon at 5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
HELn uNpER PEACE BOND.

Harry Sharper, colored, who fol-
lowed his mother, Sarah Ellegood,
to the police station last night after
he caused trouble at her home, and
who was arrested on the charge OF
disorderly conduct was placed under
a $50 peace bond in City Court today.
George Hayes, colored charged
with larceny of IS. got a continuance
until tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
nIPLOMAS NOR SIX.

Commencement exercises we're held
this morning al the Miss Hebb's
School. The graduates we're Miss
Bessie NJ. Dunham. Miss Margaret
Whitaker. Miss Gertrude Mason. Miss
Mary Johnson Miss Katherine Spear
aud Miss Margaret Spear
Evening journal., 1912-06-05

Place a piece OF white hlottlng pa
per under vase containing flowers.
II will absorb any moisture which
may run down the vase. This pre-
vents stains from appearing upon the
polished surface OF the table.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
JANISON MIL CASE.

Additional evidence was presented
today in the Jamisou will case before
William G.. Mahaffy commissioner ap-
pointed to take testimony in the case.
Thomas Craven. Of Salem, \. j.. was
The nrinclnal witness eXamined.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
POULTRY MEN MEET.

The Diamond State Poultry Asso-
citation was addressed last night by
Harry WolsifeT, of Philadelphia. Mr..
Wolsifer spoke on poultry house con-
struction. egg production and feeding
The next meeting will be held at No.
5 West Fifth street on the evening OF
Tuesday. July 2.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
LABOR MRN MEET.

The monthly meeting of the Cen
tral Labor Union was held last night
but only routine business was consid-
cred. The committee appointed to
oppose the proposed city charter was
dismissed. The members discussed
the recent charter election.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
N n n n. IN OUTINc.

Under tho leadership Of Mrs. Carrie
p. Rankin. their president. members
Of the Hilles w. c. 4. L enjoyed an
outing IN Rockford Park yesterday.
Several visitors and members from
other unions augmented the party.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05

simply delightful Corns and callouses can
be peeled right on hunions, acning Icet,
swcaiy smelling feet, ect Immediate relief.
Use this week and your foot troubles win
be thing oi the pust Calocide works
through the pores and removes the cause
Any druggist has IL in stock or viii quickly
get w.. twenty hvo cont package Is said
90 be enough Go cure tho worst feet
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
HOTEL LICENsE TRANSFERRED.

Resident Judge Herbert L. Rice to-
day granted a transfer of the liquor
license Of the hotel at Front and Mar
ket streets, from Edward Barrett to
William c. Nesbit
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
AWARDED TON OF COAL

Peerless Conclave. No. 10. Hepta-
eophs or Seven Wise Men, have
awarded ton OF coal TO r W Shall
cross Of No. 1917 Washington street in
a contest that was conducted for the
benefit Of Mrs c. Wilmer Stewart,
whose husband and son died recently.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
FIELD TRIALS FOR DOGS.

The Delaware Setter and Pointer
Club will hold a field trial on Thanks
giving day. The Club is elated over
the success Of the recent dog show.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
MAYOR TO MEET ADVISORS.

Mayor Howell's advisory board VIII
hold its monthly meeting this after
noon at City Hall Just what VIII
come up for discussion was not
learned
Evening journal., 1912-06-05

your icct quickly No mat
ter how many patent medi
cincs sou have tried M
vain this treatment form.
crly known only 20 doe.
tors viii give prompt re.
suits. Dissolve two table,
spoonfuls Of Calocide com.
pound in n basin OF warm
water. Soak the feet IN
this for fuli fifteen min.
utcs. gently rubbing the
sore parts. The effects are
marvellous. an poin gocs
in.fantlt and the feet feel
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
NEW sESi uMps.

President Abrahams, OF the Semi
Professional League, today announced
the appointment OF Albert Byrne and
Samuel Coke as league umpires. John
MCGOWAN joined the ump staff last
week.
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
RESORTS
Go to Bermuda

Tours, Inc. Hotels. Shore Excursions, Low
est Rates
Twin screw s s. "BBRMUDIAH, f0,6's
tons displacement. Sans every wei.
nesdAy, a. NJ.
Bilge kotlsi electric fans wireless tcie-
giaphy.
Fastest newest and only steamer landing
passengers At the dock In Bermuda withort
transfer. Bermuda tickets good tor retrln
nv n III s. p DO
Evening journal., 1912-06-05
Nervous Wrecks from
Sore Feet; Gives Cure

Tho naggng irritation from daily foot
torture causes thousands Of nervous
hreakdowns. Besides there Is tho pain,
the hageard face and pceyish disposi'
tion. Don't waste an hour, hero Is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-25
IVORY BALLS Will WUTR vt THE
NEW HOTEL.
New billiard IIall H. One of the Finest
In the Entire Southwest Country.

Tho Whlr Of ivory balls across brand
new baizc of green. and the rub Of
the chalk upon the tips OF cues OF sol
I'D ebony. win tonight mark the open
ing of the Hotel Tulsa Billiard hall
This Institution win take It's place as
the hpnds0mcs, and most elaborate
place of the kind in the state Of Ok
phom8 II occupies n large floor
space In the basement of the Hotel
Tulsa and G., b. Taylor tho manager
has spared no expense I'm fitting is mp
In the most improved and modern
manner.
An orchestra will furnish music at
the opening today The opening hours
VIII be between o'clock this after
noon and 70 o'clock tonight
Many society women, with whom
the sport is pleasant p0stlmo will
attend the opening and every woman
In the city as well as every man, Is
invited to be present at some hour Of
the Gav. Carnations will be given to
the ladies' as souvenirs.
Free billiards viii be the order
throughout the day,
The tables should bo seen to be
properly appreciated as they are the
last word in the billiard and pool ta-
ble-making art and absolutely the
finest specimens OF the kind ever
turned out by the Brunswick Bake
Collendar people Mr.. Taylor. the
manager will be on hand at all hours
today. He Is one OF the most compe-
tent billiard hall managers In the
state. as IS evidenced by hts foresight
in giving Tulsa the most magnificent
institution OF the kind In Oklahoma,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-25
HOW ARE
YOUR BOWELS?
Here's the Real Remedy for Constipa-
ton aud Cloggcd Up Liver.

Tried them all? Not yet, you
haven't given HOT SPRINGS LIVER
BlTrONS chance.
II YOU want the most efficient gen
uc. safe. yes. delightful laxative on
earth go 10 any druggist in Tulsa, Of
vicinity 10 day and get 20 cent box
of HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS.
Made in Hot Springs, the sanitarium
~ the world, used the world over by
people who demand the best. Take
them 20 end bnliousness. coated tom
que. dizziness. Indigestion and as a
general tonic For free sample write
Hot Springs Chemical CO., Hot Springs
Ark Tulsa Drug Co., special agent
in Tulsa.