The Evening Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 2

'V: THE EVENING JOURNAL, SATUBD AY, DECEMBER 31, 1904. BANK AND BANKERS Market Day Here All the Time GILPIN HOUSE, New Cattle, Del. JAS. J. KERRIGAN; Prop Leading hotel of city undar new man agement First-Class table, prompt service, Tarms moderata.

Fine line win, liquors, cigars. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED. This alasslflcation Ha a word. CASTLE NO BURGURS otcl Lynch Formerly known GIBSON HOUSE HUMPHREY LYNCH.

ProprUtor. Jnder new management First clasa Jible. Prompt service. Tarma mod rata. Furnished rooms also.

Fill RATES WILL 1101 BE Officials of Old Company They Are Operating at a Loss Mil ERECT SIMIt'SfUD PIPE Speolat to The Evening Journal. New Castle, December 81. "There Will bo no -reduction In the water rates the coming yenr, that Is certain, 6s the water company 18 not Paying Investment now." SUch Was the statement made last flight by James 0. Shaw when asked If the New Castle Water Works Company Intended to offer any proposition 40 City Council regarding a reduction of 1U fates at the regular meeting of that body on Tuesday night next as wa intimated several days iigo. Bar ydhd this-statement: Shaw re fused to dlsuuss any plans which may be contemplated by the company Baying "time will tell" what would be done.

Mr. haw Mated that when the company first begun operations here in Septemben 1870 the town had but a. population of about. .1,000 said that it was greatly through the fact that it had a system of water supply that manufacturing concerns were Induced' to locate here. For years he aid the Income of the company had bean diminishing until it had reached a stage where no dividends were paid nd the company was operating at a losa.

Pressure Insufficient. in discussing the subject Mr. Shaw admitted that the water pressure at present was not sufficient for fire purposes and claimed that the water mains throughout the city were sufficiently large if the proper pressure was maintained. In epenklng of a stand pipe system Mr. Shaw said that it "would be possible for the company to erect a pipe at a cost of about $10,000 which would relieve the present difficulty.

Although it Is hot known what taps the company proposes taking it la believed that it will make an offer to Council to erect a stand pipe It the city will agree to continue to take water from it. So far as can be learned the bond of the Delaware Water Improvement Company has not been approved by Council nor has anything been done toward beginning the work of erecting a new plant. Mr. Shaw denies that the New Castle Water Works Company has any agreement with City Council and holds that the only agreement it has ia with the Trustees of the Commons. Rede on Freight Car.

New Castle county members, of the General Assembly returned to their homes last night on a freight train. When the Legislature adjourned after appropriating money to pay the expenses of the special session, the evening northbound passenger train had been gone an hour or more. The next train out would not be until 2.E0 o'clock this morning. Rather than wait until after midnight most of the assemblymen boarded the freight train, after obtaining permission from the railroad officials, and thus got home early. The Wilmington party alighted at the B.

W. station here and rode to Wilmington oh an alectrlo car on the Wilmington, New Castle and Southern Railway. MRI. CHADWICK'I DEFENSE Recent Developments Indicate It Will Be Insanity. Cleveland, Dec.

81 Bortllllon measurements were taken of Mrs. Chad-wick by a government service xpert. The purposo of he system Is the Identification of criminals. When Mme. Devere was arrested in Lucas county 15 years ago she was subjected to the measurements, and those rec ords are on file.

The present measurements of Mrs. Chadwlck will be compared with the Devere record. Dr. C. J.

Aldrlth, the alienist, again called at the county jail to see Mrs. Chadwlck, but upon Instructions Issued by United States Marshal Chandler he was refused admittance. Dr. Aldrlth stated that be was making a study of Mrs. Cbadwlck upon the request of her counsel, J.

P. Daw ley. Several other matters developed In the Chadwlck case that seem to Indicate insanity as her almost certain line of defense. It was learned that Dr. H.

C. Eyman, superintendent of the Masslllon State Hospital for the Insane, made an examination of the woman last Tuesday. Dr. Eyman'i rlslt was kept Secret at the time. He Is one of the ableet and best known practical alienists and specialists In insanity In Ohio.

British Naval Captain Killed In War. San Franelsoo, Dec 81.Assoclated Press correspondence from Honolulu says that word has seen received there by relatives that Captain Slass. of the British navy, was aboard the Japanese battleship Hatsuse when she was suns recently, and was drovad The ireience ot the British officer on the ship bad sot been made nublta be fore, but toe news now Is said to bt official. lee On Susquehanna Qoee Out iAaeaitar, Pa, Dec. Il.The Ice on the BusouehanM river broke at Co Uafcla.

In a short time the river rote five feet, but the Ice went Sown stream Quietly and without creating say danv a Some loose lumber and a number of small boats wars cojght by the rush lot which is about a foot thick, and carried down stream. A number ud small steamers were down atreata. No serious med st4ead4. mi MM '4. SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT 519 Market Street, Del.

Capital (Full Paid) $600,000 Surplus $430,000 Authorised to act as ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN, TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR, ASSIGNEE, RECEIVER. REGISTER AND AGENT. Transacts a General Trust Business. ALLOWS INTEREST, on deposits, Loans Money on Mortgages and other good securities. Attends to the Management of Real Estate.

and to the collection and remittance of Rents, Interest on Securities and Divi dends on Stocks. RENTS BOXES In Us new Burglar and Fire Proof Vaults. Makes ample provision in Its storeroom and Vaults for the safe keeping of Securities and Valuable Packages placed In its custody. Keeps Wills Without Charge. Benjamin Nlekls, President.

James B. Clurkson, Vice-President. John S. Rossell, Sec. and Trust Officer.

L. Scott Townsand, Treasurer. the equitable Guarantee Trust Company, Capital $500,000 Surplus and Profits, 138,000 INCOME. Investments producing in-coms may be deposited with this Company under a special agreement and the income arising therefrom will be collected and remitted to the owner at regular intervals. The charge for this service is very moderate and all the resources of the Company are liable for the safe keeping of the principal.

OFFICERS. OTHO NOWLAND, President. E. BRINHHURST. Vice-President.

J. T. PENNYPACKER, Secretary and Trust Officer. RICHARD REESE, Treasurer. M.

D. CROSSAN, Real Estate Officer. Wilmington Trust 915 Market St. Transacts a General Banking and Trust Company Business. Interest Allowed on Deposits.

Trustee Under Mortgages. Transfer Agent and Registrar of Stocks and Bonds. T. Colemaa Mont, Frei Henry P. ScotL, Vice-Pres.

S. D. Townsend, Tress Titles to Real Estate Guaranteed by the Insurance Bonds of a cor- poration with a perpetual charter. Delaware Trust Company N. E.

Cor. Ninth Market Sts. SCOTT Bankers and Brokers, QftO Market Street. Stocks and Bonds Bought end Sold In All Stock Exchanges. Dealers in Investment Securities.

F. D. LACKEY Members Philadelphia Stock Exchange Bankers and Brokers High Grade Municipal Railroad BONDS Corporation SO MARKET STREET. G0LDFIELD new Do You Know About It? And how tc own It? You may, but It's YOUR MOVE, KEYSTONE EXPLORATION 744 Orexel Phila. Ha Three Murderers Will Go to Chair.

Albany, N. Dec. 31.Three murderers under sentence of death, who appealed to the court of appeals, had their sentences confirmed by that body and will all go to the chair unless the governor Intervenes. They are George A. Smith, of Churchiille, convicted of the murder of his vife: Prank Rim- lrl, of Brooklyn, ccnvlcted of killing iftea rinto, and Adolph Koenlg, ot New York, to death for murdering Mrs.

Etima Kauffroan. Camden Merchant Shoots Himself. Camden, N. c. Mc carty, aged BO retired com-tnlaslon merchaninclmitted aulcMe at Lis home In liy by shooting cimscit in tne hr ict'arty waa lu prosperous clrti reitna pun Ka cfs, and no v- vv rml( tritMtnn It' for nil talt-de- 1 'f HELP WANTtD-MALE.

This classification Mo a word. ALL KINDS of help wanted and supplied, at 805 Shipley St. Both phones dl5-eod-lm WANTED Responsible man to manage an office and distributing depot for lxrge manufacturing concern. Salary $1500 per annum and commissions. Applicant must have good references and $1000.

Capital secure. Address, Pupt. 323 Wen 12th Chicago. dl0-30t MEN AND BOYS to take orders for visiting cards. Samples, with your name, 2c.

KEYE3 Milford, Conn. WORK We pay 25c each for writing short plain letters', particulars free. CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY, Dernnan street, Cincinnati, O. m-3t SCIENTISTS BAFFLED: No more expensive oourses In art schoolB. Our discovery does the work.

You can make beautiful drawings, cartoons and comic picture like those In newspapers. Practical and entertaining. Send twenty-five cents for outfit, directions and terms to agents. Be your own artist. It great.

You'll like it. NAY-NUR 520 Drexel Philadelphia. CIRCL'LARS and distributors wanted everywhere. No canvass ing, flood pay. Cooperative Adv.

New York. d31-2t BOOKKEEPER Young man, who can typewrite and -who understands double entry bookkeeping, to take position with wholwjiile and retadl hardware bouse In good town In North Car olina; salary $300 flrpt year; incroase thereafter. Apply to Employment Department of OOLDEY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, jthla city. Applicant must be a graduate of this college. d30-2t FOR SALE.

This classification Ho a word. GOOD second-hand delivery wagon for sale. Messenger, til Wert Front street. FOR SALEFlat-top walnut desk; double pedestal; nine drawers. Qood condition.

Must be eold before Decembor 80. First good offer gets it. Address I. F. SOI Delaware ave nue.

d21-6t A DRUO STORE with stock and fix- ture, on East Side; good location for physician. Address A21, this offloe. d27-St FOR SALE For Want of uae, small driving horse. Apply at Lynam's store, Elsmere, Del. d2213t BOARDING.

This classification Ho a word. NICELY HEATED ROOMS with board. 610 King Street. deolT-Bt REFINED LADY and gentleman desire permanent rooms and board. Both employed.

Address Stanley, general delivery, Wilmington, Del. BOARDERS WANTED-610 West Sixth Street. dS-lmo REGISTER'S NOTICE. REGISTER'S ORDER. Reglflter of Wills Offloe, New Castle December 19, 1904.

Upon the application of. The Equitable aunt-antes and Trust Company, ex-eoutnr of Hcnrlntta Iloridy, late of Wllminaton hundred, In suld county, deceased. It Is ordered and directed by the Register Of Will that the executor arortaid give notice ot granting of Letter rv unnn the emtate of the dpcpespd. with thfl date of grantlhg thnre-l of. by i using advertisements to posted within tony aaye irom in aaie or suon Letters In six of the most public placet nf the county cf New caxtle, requiring nil persons having demands Sgalnitt the esta'e to present the same, or abide by an act of aeeembly 111 such case made and provldfd; and also cause the same to be nej.Ft.ifl wiinin ine mm.

Dnoa in ins Rveniris: Journal, a newspaper published I In Wilmington. ana to oe oommuea therein three wees te. o.i niven under the hand and seal ef ofHce of the Register of Wills aforesaid, Wilmington, in New (SEAL) Castle county a foresaid, the day and year above written. FRED. K.

BACH. Register of Wills. Notice Is hereby given thAt Letters Testamentary were In due form of law granted unto the undersigned, on the nineteenth day of Decembor, 1904, and rr.at ti nereona havlnir claims the mtats of the rt-iceaeed must prevent the same, duty attested, to emia executor, on or before the nineteenth day of repimhpr. A. 190fi.

or abide the act of assembly in such case made and provided. EOUITAHI.K QUAKANIEE AHD TRUST COMPANY. Executor. Address, Wilmington, pelsware. Money Loamied ON Furniture, Pianos, etc We positively guarantee the best proposition.

Come to us. WILMINGTON LOAN 925 MARKET STREET. D. A. I486.

Will Meet at Ocean Frove. Chicago, Dec. Sl.PresldenU of the 18 separate organlxatlona which make tip the National Educational Association met at the Auditorium Annex to take up the proposed program of the annual national convention of the or gnnlstatlon, which to be held July 3 to 7 at Agbury Park and Ocean Grove. N. J.

Stop That Leak. IVltti CartmeU'i Roof Paint HELP WANTED FEMALE. This elasaincatlon Ho a word. WANTED Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for a firm of capital. Salary $1,072 per year and expenses; paid weekly.

Address M. PERCIVAL, Wilmington, Del. d24-6t WANTED Good strong white woman for chambermaid. Apply Grand Union Hotel. d27-tf LADIES Earn $20 per hundred writing short letters.

Send stamped envelope. Best Valparaiso, Ind. dl6-9t WANTED Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for a firm of $250,000 capital. Salary $1072 per year and pxnensps: maid wpkl v. Addresa M.

PERCIVAL, Wilmington, Del. d31-2 WANTED A girl or woman to do general housework In country. MRS. J. LAWRENCE, Elk Mills, Cecil county, Md.

d29-Jt PERSONAL This classification Ho a word. MATERNITY PATIENTS admitted free at the Homeopathic Hospital, tf IF YOU want good doming on credit I can supply yoti and they are equal to the best custom-made goods. You examine the goods before you buy. Ask for Information. Address A57, The Evening Journal.

octll-tf ROOFING. This classification Ho a word. Roofing and heaters. Williams. 105 W.

10 IS INSURANCE. This classification Ho a word. INSURE your furniture and home. Don't delay. The cost is so little that you cannot afford to be without it.

The savings of a lifetime may be wiped out in an hour. We deal only In the good kind INSURANCE that INSURES. Get our rates. A postal will do. a C.

LUPTON 925 Market St. octMf SIGN PAINTING. ALL KINDS Of SIGNS MADE AT Bueher's. UNDERTAKERS. This classification Ho a word.

WILSON'S Undertaking Rooms 616 Kifig Street WALL PAPER. This classification Ho a word. Jones, fine wall paper. 422 Market BU BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES This classification Ho a word. MONEY TO LOAN on mortgages in sums to suit.

LAMBERT J. FOULK, 829 Market Street. NICE CLEAN business in vicinity of 4th and Glrurd avenue, Phila del phla, for widow or man that wants nice easy living. 8 rooms and store. Good Block on hand (cider saloon), make an elegant furnished room house with lots ot privileges.

Will sell quickly for $500. Address W. O. 1728 Cambridge Philadelphia. FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN on desirable first mortgages on city properties In amounts to suit.

HAWKINS 712 Market St. tta-eod-tf FOR RENT. This classification Ho a word. FOR RENT N. E.

Cor. Ninth and Lombard streets; suitable for dry goods or grocery store. Apply W. COXE, Fourth and Adams streets. d22-5t FOR RENT An office the first floor, with use of a reception room.

608 King St. BOY LOST IN MEADOW Was Delirious From Cold and Fright When Found. New York, Dec. 31. After a hundred men had vainly beaten the Great Meadows, which He between the Hackensack and Passaic rivers, for traces of 10-year-old Charles Brantjen, of Jersey City Heights, who wah lost In the waste Wednesday evening, two boatmen accidentally discovered the boy.

Cold and fright had made him delirious, eo that he resisted the efforts of his rescuers to take htm to a warm boat house, and they were obliged to carry him. When the boy had been revived and fed, he said that with three companions he started Wednesday afternoon to cross the meadows at a place where they are four miles wide. He went on ahead and then be came separated from the others. He wandered about in search ot them till night fell and was obliged to keep moving about all night to keep from freezing to death. A 25-Pound Baby.

Colllnsvllle, Doc. 31. By means of the caesarlan operation, Mrs. Joseph Norwak, the wife of a factory employe here, has been delivered of a child weighing 25 pounds. It Is thought that the mother will recover.

She la 89 years old. The child, which was perfoctly formed, had been dead probably 14 hours at birth. None of the four doctors present had ever performed the operation before, and It Is said that It haa performed In this vicinity only four times in the past 14 year. TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.

All druggists refund the money if It falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signature Is pa each box. 25o, IRISH PROTESTANT waitress, ex perienced, will do general housework.

KATE 8EVOY. 800 E. 14th St A COMPETENT dressmaker wishes to assist dressmaker by taking work home. Address A3S, this office. d29-3t MACHINERY.

This classification Ho a word. MACHINERY Nev and second hand Boilers, Steam and Gas Engines, Lathes, Shapers, etc. Bought, sold and exchanged Mill Supplies. G. H.

Swo-boda, 417-19-21 North Third St, Phll-delphla, Pa. AGENTS. This classification Ho a word. BRIGHT WILMINGTON MAN; commission or salary; to work in Wilmington an an exceptional advertising proposition; $20 a week at least. Call or address, 1208 Commonwealth Building, Philadelphia.

PIANOS This classification Ho a word. IF YOU want a bargain in used pianos of any make, write for Bargain Booklet. BLASIUS SONS, Dept. 10, Philadelphia. nov29-tf MEDICAL ON RECEIPT of 10c I will send for.

mula for making the best medi cine In the world for coughs, colds, or Consumption. I had throat. and lung trouble for six years and spit blood continuously. This remedy cured me In three months I am now perfectly well. R.

A. MAYS, 66 N. loth Philadelphia, Pa. TALKING MACHINES. This classification Ho a word.

WE ARE headquarters for all kinds ot talking machines. Edison and Co lumbia cylinder machines and Columbia and Victor disc machines. This is a personal invitation to hear the latest records played any piece on request Journal machines exchanged. LIPPIN- COTT 306-314 Market street tf REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE-Corner store.

N. W. Cor. 12th and King Sts. Possession given.

A real bargain. CHARLES C. KURTZ. dl7-eod-tf FOR SALE News stand, bakery, coal yard, grocery stores, saloons, farms, houses and lots In all parts of city, on easy terms. I have clients who wish to buy your property or business.

Yours might suit them. Send me a description of property or business and lowest price. Money to loan on mortgage. Rents collected. Estates managed.

I sell Are, life, accident, health and plate glass Insurance. None but the best companies represented. T. F. MeEVILLY, Real Estate, Mortgage and Insurance Broker, 623 W.

Fourth Wilmington, Del. Both phones. ml9-eod-tt; LICENSE APPLICATIONS. PALMER JACOBS, the ten-ant ana occupant of the houBO situated at the southeast corner of Fourth and Orange streets, in the First ward, In the city of Wilmington, county of Now Castle, and State of Delaware, in compliance with the requirements ot the acts of the General Assembly In such case made and provided, do hereby give notice that I shall apply In writing to the Court of General Sessions of the State ot Delaware, In and tor New Castle county, on Monday, the 6th day of February, 19u5, being next term Of said court, for a license for said house, as an Inn or tavern, for the sale therein ot Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than one quart be drunk on the premises, and the following respectable citizens of said Tard, at least twelve of whom are substantial freeholders of said ward, recommend the said application, viz: Angelo M. Tcrranova, Max Ephriam, W.

H. Jack, H. Zlmmermann, Katherine F. King, James H. Harklns, Jacob Schlcbcr, Geo.

A. Willis, Benjamin F. Rawnslcy, Michael Donofrld, Ludwig Heindrlcks, E. J. McManus, Albert Neumuyer, Daniel McCusker, Robert P.

Johnson, James J. Corrlgan, Wlnfltld J. Robert Hutton, W. Ashenback, Otto Scheu, H. D.

Entrlken, John T. Webator, Kllsworth Boycr, Samuel Llebcrman, Moris Etralliou, Ruffclo Ccchl, William R. Lynn, dec31-3t. PALMER JACOB3. DANIEL P.

BUCKLEY, the tenant and occupant of the house situ ated at Nos. 5 and 7 Eust Eighth street, In the Blxth ward, In the city of Wil mington, county of New, Castle and State of Delaware, in compliance with the requirements of the aots of the" Gen. eral Assembly in such case made and provided, do hereby give notice that I shall apply In writing to the Court of General Sessions of the Btate of Dela ware, In and for New Castle county, on Monday, the 6th day of February, A. 1906. being the next term of said court, for a license for said house, as nn Inn or tavern, for the sale therein of Intoxicat ing liquors In lens quantities than one quart, to bo drunk on tho premises, and the following respectable citizens of said ward, at lenst twelve o.

whom are substantial freeholders of snld ward, recommend the said application, viz: William Dullng, William Harvey, O. L. Rebutters, Kberhiirt P. Freye, John B. Johnson, Jumes C.

O'Neal, Robert S. Nell, Robert Chadwlck, John Kelly, Jas. W. Agnew, Geo. E.

O'Connor, W. M. Wlngart, P. C. Itogan, H.

W. Chairs, Nicholas Gurrlgun, John W. Allen, J. Leonard Johnson, McCafferty, Thurston M. Iiwe, W.

C. Ilbrnndt, A. W. Belnk. W.

A. O'Connor, GUKtnv Hchnls, W. R. Fox, Robert Knlk, Augustus Ferschke, detlil-St DANIEL P. BUCKLEY.

Coal Mines Shut Down. Mahanoy City, Pa Doe. 31. Notices were posted ordering a stispcn slon of work at the eolllfrles or the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company and the Lehigh Valley Coal company until January WANTED A horse to board at $12 per month, in good warm private sta ble, central location. Address P.

O. Box 177. WANTED Fashionable dressmaking and fine sewing. First-class work guaranteed. Address A 15, this office.

31,1 A Remington Typewriters tvlll help make your New Year a successful one. Machines rented. CHAS. G. GUYER.

Court Stenographer. 82 Market St Phone 1281. PENSIONERS. This classification Ho a word. SERVICE PENSIONS FOR AGE New and important order.

$6 when 62, $3 when 65 $10 when 68; $12 when 70 years old. JOHN WAINWRIGHT Pension Attorneys, 2nd floor, 3 W. 7th Wilmington, DeU apr29tf BUSINESS NOTICES. This classification He a word. WRITE FOR booklet and color card ot the best waterproof roof and barn paint on earth.

American Roofing Co No. 685-7 N. 15th St, Philadelphia, Ps nov25-3mos. ROOMS OF ordinary size papered for, $2.50, paper Included. Address J.

Thomas, 1022 DuPont St D. Af phone 2302A. dl2-lm, HOW IS YOUR SILVER table service for the holiday season? Does It need replating? We can take out scratches, dents and triple plate It to look like new. Messenger will call for goods. Write us for price list Robert M.

Green Sons, 1415 Vine Philadelphia. dl2-t NOTICE NOTICE-Wilmlngton Lodge, No. 1, A. O. U.

at Its regular meeting, held on Thursday nlht, December 29, adopted a resolution wishing Its owm-bers, one and all, happy and prosper ous New Year. FOR RENT A pleasant country Jiome on tho New Castle trolley line. 5 cent fare to 4th and Market streets. Apply Alfred Downward, 716 Shipley street. Wilmington, Del.

Also for sale a flock of thoroughbred White Wyan dotte Chickens. d31-6t NOTICE The annual "meeting of the Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company of the State of Delaware will bo held at the office of the company. No. 833 Market street, Wilmington, Delaware, on Monday, January 9, 1905, at 10 o'clock at which time an election for five managers to serve three years will be held and the premiums on all policies will be payable. Six per cent, interest on all balances of members amounting to $5 end upwards Will be paid.

The agents of the company ere authorized to receive the dues of members and to pay them their Interest W. A. LAMOTTE. d24-12t Secretary. NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

Office of the Delaware Railroad Company, Dover, Dec. 22, 1904. The- annual meeting of the stockholders of the Delaware Railroad Company will be held at the office of the company In Dover on Thursday, the 12th day of January, 1905, at 11 o'clock a. m. fc.

the election of directors to serve the ensuing year and for the transaction of other business. M. HAYES, Secretary. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Wilmington, Dec.

28, 1904. A meeting of the stockholders of the Wilmington Philadelphia, Turnpike Company for the election of managers for the ensuing year will ba held Tuesday, January 3, 1905, at No. 1 West Sixth street, at 11 o'clock. William Poole, Secretary. d29-2t EXCHANGE.

This classification Ho a word. WANTED. Bring your tobacco tabs, eon pons, cigar bands, soap wrapper and trade marks to the Hunt Stamp Store, 822 Marke street, and exchange them foe the valuable Hunt Stamps. WOMEN IN TROUBLE- Dr. UeOours Roy French Caobets remove til obetruo Hum and Irregularities from whatever cause In hours.

Kailure Impossible. Not a nlll or iDi-trumsnt. Ma4ln trance. Nothlns like tliem In America. Positive nsulte or money re.

jnded. Will not barm the most delicate worn nor Interfere with dally duties. Hprelsl OfTrrt Mall us this ad. and SJl and we will I send you a full sli S3 In nlalo sealed parkas to, Drove merit of the C-hetM. ROYAL SPECIALTY I23S Art! St.

Phil. DR. LaFBANGO'S COMPOUND. Safe, speedr regulator: HSrwnts. Drntflets or matt.

Booklet free. llU LaFIUNCO, Philadelphia, Pa. For Kidney a Biaaaer troubles. Cures In 48 Hours URINARY DISCHARGES Bach Cepmil ars the name" iili.ll mill WOMEN, aifomnamr emulations. Irritation, or ulteratioas of nteoua Riembranat, Palnlset, and net eslrta- ot or eoteoeoue.

ftols hr Dragf-lsta, Of sent la rial a wrarvet. ttf esme, rapale', fat II. to. orthnti I'M il. war PARKERS HAIR BALSAM OanM, and euMtirwt th.

htta -5 rmtnotaf a Iwuriul (mvth. H.ver raits to IieeVire Ory Bat to lla roaihfal OeWr, Cum eralf iIjom. ah.lt faianf. -1 LIPOID jwvvwwvwa I (ItMIH. PrvMa retoafoe.

ffaelTHttYmCHfMMlCt), r3 a.s.4. IN EVINCE Delaware Street Resident Believed an Attempt Was to be Made on Bank mem wis "KQ liqht" for work Special to The Evening Journal. New Castle Dec, SI. Supposed burglars created excitement In the vicinity of Front and Delaware streets early yesterday morning when It was believed that an attempt was ma do to rob (he bank. Wulter Ellison and his family occupy the bank building and on Thursday evening Mr.

Ellison went to Chester with the New Castle bowling team, arriving home on the last car. Upon reaching his home he was unable to gain entrance and sought the. assistance of a pollctinan. Together entered the yard at the rear of Blum-berg's store on Delaware street and began a search for a ladder. The officer struck a match but was unable to find the object of their search and departed without one.

Mr. Ellison and his escort then proceeded to the front of the bank building where with a long pole he tapped on a aeoond story window while the officer stood guard at the door. In a few minutes Mrs. Ellison was awak ened and let her belated husband into the house. Yesterday morning one of the neighbors reported to the day offi cer that a plot was on footto rob the bank.

She said 1 that she had seen two men searching for a ladder the night before but had given up the job because it was "too light to work," but that they evidently intended to come back at another time. The officer Investigated and discovered the facts as above related. Plaoed Dog In Confinement. A valuable St. Bernard dog owned by S.

6. Deerner, has been taken In charge by George Kopp, city dog catcher of Wilmington, and Is now In confinement. The animal has been acting strangely for several days and wishing to run no risk Mr. Deerner sent for Mr. Kopp yesterday und had the dog taken to Wilmington where it will be kept in confinement for several weeks In order to ascertain If It shows any signs of rabies.

Lost Valuable Horse. James B. Tomnn Is regretting the loss of a valuable thre.ycar-old colt which died on Thursday of pneumonia. A few days before the animal died Mr. Toman waa offered and refused M00 for It.

Considering Several Contracts. Joseph C. Stewart, the boat builder, at present has plenty of work on hand and has a half dosen men working for him. Mr. Stewart has been In communication with several business men of Wilmington regarding the construction of pleasure boats for them and xpecta to enter Into contracts when the spring opens up.

The thirty-five foot yacht being built for Daniel Webster of this city will be launched about March 1. OFFERS NAN PATTERSON BAIL May Irwin, the Actress, Willing to Put Up $50,000. New York, Doc. 31. May Irwin, the actress, has offered to furnish ball In any amount up to 150,000 for the release of Nan Patterson from the Tombs prison, where she la now held, charged with the murder of Caesar Young, according to an announcement made by Miss Patterson's counsel.

Miss Irwin called personally at the Tombs prison and loft a letter addressed to the former show girl, and the announcement followed a few minutes after MIbs Irwin went away. When District Attorney Jerome's attention was called to the offer of bail ho said he bad no statement to make and was not prepared to say what course the prosecution would take. Miss Patterson's ball bofore the recent mistrial was $20,000, but after the jury's disagreement she. was remanded without ball. Insane Woman Poisoned Family.

Ncreysvllle. Dec. 31. Mra. Newell Ellsworth la dead, her husband critically 111 and their 10-year-old son seriously ill as the result, according to Health Officer C.

C. Rublee, of eating food in which poison had been placed by the mother durln a itm. porary fit of Insanity. The physicians state mat Mrs. Ellsworth has been mentally weak for some time.

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