The Evening Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 2

THh EVENING JOUHNAL, SATUKDAY, APKIL SO. 19IO DEATHS 99 HOW'S THIS? YEARS WORK "WHITE SLAVERS Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Tie war a HELD FOR COURT for any case of Catarrh that canot be cur ed by nail's I'stnrrn cure. F. J. CHENBV Toledo.

O. BY THE BLIND Reports Show Progress Made FIREMEN IN A BOOM MOVEMENT Oppose "Country Store" Idea in Connection With October Celebration by We. the undersigned, have knewn F. Cheney for tho lsst 15 years, and bellovs Mm perrectly nonoranie in an business transactions and financially able to carry The choice (f the Navy. Abetter, quicker, easier shine.

One operation. No cid, No turpentine. No muss. No trouble. The r.

IT. Dallaj Co. Llmltad Bathl. T. i out any onunmons mane oy nis nrm.

Wauling, Klnaan A Marvin, Wholesale Dmus-lnta. Toledo. O. By United Pross Leased Special Wlro. NEW YORK, April 30 Denounced by the district attorney as "The most despicable of criminals," three persons were arraigned before Magistrate Breen to-day charged with selling young girls into slavery.

They were remanded to Hall's CatHrrh Cure is taken Internally, acting dlreotly upon the blood and mu Testimonials cous surfaces or tne system sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold (SHOgROLISIll ALL DEALERS IOc.L the city prison In default of $15,000 ball, by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Fills for constipa The request of their attorney that "ball tion be made nominal as they are poor peo ftr- Rounds. Rachaol R.

Camoron. Charlca T. Crow. Timothy P. Sullivan.

Philadelphia, on II S8th. 191d, Bachael wtfo of Vvtillam P. Cameron, aged 66 years. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to Attend the funeral services at lrr late residence. No.

M2 Klrkwood ereet, thla city, on Monday afternoon, ay aid, at o'clock. Interment at Mt. I ie7 Cemetery. CO" In this city on April 25th Charles son of Thomas C. and t'lor-neo Crow, aired years.

KeWUver and friends of tha family are Invited to attend the funeral services at his parents residence. No. VH Madison atreet, on Monday afternoon, Way 2nd. ac i o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Cem- JlcfjjVAN In Philadelphia, on April 1Mb.

1910, Timothy aged 28 yeara. Relatives, friends an Divlnnlon No. 1. A. are invited to attend his Tiers 1 from the residence of his uncle, llaurko Flynn, No.

lint AY' est Second street, on Tuesday morninjr at 9 o'clock. JilKh mass at St. Paul's church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. ROUNDS In this city, on April 26, 1910, Peter Hounds, aired 66 years.

Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral from his late home No. 1H Orange street, on Bun-Uy afternoon. May 1. Service In Bethel A at 1 o'clock. pie," was denounced as an insult to the court.

The trio were Harry Devinson, white; The ways and means committee of the Volunteer Flrcmen'ja "AsaoclaUo.it which has been In consultation with N. D. Cloward who wus asked to' tlevlso some means to acquire funds for the entertainment of the visiting fire companies during the firemen's celebration and parade In October, approves of a plan submitted by Mr. Cloward. His idea, ia to conduct a Alex Alexander and Belle Moran, col SEE FUN IN THE "FATAL MESSAGE orcd.

They were represented by Frank Weeks. Miss Ruth Bryan Leavitt and Reginald Owen of the British Royal Engineers Assistant District Attorney Press told the court the crime charged was most heinous, the evidence convincing, and "country store" and mako It tho headquarters for booming, promoting and ad- The "Fatal Message," which is one of he wanted bail fixed at $25,000. Along all Lines by In-dustrial Exchange The Delaware Commission for tho Blind in its second annual, meeting at the heudnnarters, No. 307 Delaware avenue, finds the "Industrial Exchange started last Juno promoted beyond the experimental stage. The treasurer's report shows) that business to the extent of J1.260 has been tranacl-ed at the Exchange.

Besides this orders for the. caning of over six hundred chairs, the making of one hundred baskets-and two hundred repair jobs' and other work has been given to the blind without appearing on tliu books of tho Exchange. Further, the blind have a prlvato clientele which conies to them through the work of tho Exchange. Tha newstand conducted by a blind man Is doing a business of from $300 to $100 per year, and eeverul agents handling brooms and other articles have been doing a lively business. The Exchange has Installed a hand loom for weaving "Arts and Crafts" rugs and eariets; the shuttKi driven by the hand tlmt ees not fa turning out Homo clever Work, which ia on exhibition at tho headquarters.

Rugi are either supplied by the loom the funniest farces John Kendrlck vertialng throughout the rllato the many "If any lower ball is demanded," he said, "these criminals will run awav household necessities, which will bo brought to tho attention of the buying Hangs ever wrote, was presented by members of the Young Friends' Association, In the school gymnasium They have been engaged in this terrible business for years and have plenty of public. There will bo a varied assortment of en last night. Tho farce was so much money." enjoyed by the associalton a.nd their It was in answer to this that Weeks tertalnment features Including contests of various kinds, spelling bees, amateur guests that tho audience were unwlll lng to have it end, and a special an said his clients were poor people and asked that the ball be -mado nominal. theatricals, children's carnivals, prize auc nouncement had to be made that it was "Your request Is an insult to th tion sales and masquerades, a different at really the end, before tho audience could bo persuaded to rise from their traction being on the program for each CHANDLER Embaltner No. 214 W.

Ninth Street Careful attention day or night Bodies In Boarding Houses, Hotels and Hospitals removed and cared for until claimed. Carriages furnished. Appointments first-class. Both Phonos, night. seals.

"I wanted to see how Perkins court," declared Magistrate Breen. "The crime charged against the defendants and others like them lias shocked the public. I intend that the ball in this case shall be high enough would make out," said one guest tlla The building under consideration in which to hold the affair is tho big rink at llrandywlne Springs Park. The admission appointedly but the responsibility, for this lay with Mr. Hangs, who had left price will not exceed ten cents.

It Is pro matters In a critical state. to ensure Keeping these people within the jurisdiction of the court. They are held In $15,000 for examination Monday posed to hold the affair two months. Miss Isabella Dowell as Mrs. Perkins, amateur actress, kept tho audience The plan In no way Interferes with local Indusirlvs for all goods of thee firms will or by the customer.

The colors may be arternoon. The trio went to the Tombs. laughing with her facile changes of ha bought and handled through tho scv selected and the rugs woven to order and color aehemo effect achieved; all expression and eloquence of elocution. etal wholesale houses of tho city and tho Elect Csmetery Co. Directors.

JOHN M. CURLEW, IlEiertaker and Embilmer 619 Jackson Street 'D. Phono 1887D. The lung-urfcrlng Perkins, Gerald Pyle, made a great hit with tho audi at regular prices. The loom is his torle, bearing the date of 1X06.

goods of the store will not bo sold for Stockholders of the Centreviile Cream ence In his rapid evolutions of tho cash but given away in exchange for cou ery, at the Lower Brandywtne Presby The Free Library for the blind at amateur curtain In the rehearsals con pons and also as premiums and awards the above 'address, with about six hun dred volumes In braille and moon type ducted by his wife and friends, and terlan Church, near Centreviile, Christiana hundred, will hold a ecial meeting In the church this afternoon to elect five for participating In tho muny amusement won sympathy by his pathos in relat features. has a circulation of about five hundred directors. Each admlsBlou ticket purchased will volumes per year. But tho Moon De carry with It a coupon good for any tive cent purchase in lie rink. The most popu $75,000 Fire in Providence.

By United Press Leased Special AV'ire. ing his multifarious duties. Chester Koss. as tho amateur stage manager, was tho picture of woe, and acted tho part to tho life. Stanley Chambers and Ralph Ewart, as the amateurs who had unfortunately studied the same partmenc stirrers for want or new books, theso being the books of large type rkn.d by the least sensitive fingers lar articles of the day will be selected for I mmwmim I PROVIDENCE, R.

the store and It Is proposed to permit and In greatest demand. Several sub which for a time serious threatened some of the larger firms to have exclusive scrlbnrs have read every book In the a large portion of" the business part of library. WILSON UNDERTAKER Residence: 2406 Delaware Av D. A. rhone 484.

Office: "The Gables" Delmarvla Phono S30. Providence to-day destroyed lh? interior rights, no other goods of their lino being handled for which privilege they will have The Homo Teacher bnB about fifty of the five-story Blackstone building on active pupils. Several being new ones to puy. Magazines, sundries, soaps, pow Welmbosset street with a loss of $75, this year who are making progress In 000. Incendiarism is suspected.

handicraft and earning a large 'pro tiers, cold creams, special lines of groceries, heating ijvms cleansers, soups, baking powders, emulsions, perfumes, os portion of their livelihood. There are FISH HAWK IN twelve children In the special schools trich feathers, silver plated ware, tonics. for the blind. In fact all the blind RIVER TO HATCH SHAD jams, watches, women's colleretts, cereals, part, were very funny. Miss Helon Hye, and Miss Gilford were stately and scornful women of high degree, and Mrs.

Ralph Ewart made a charming amateur maid who could not remember she was tq talk cockney dialet. All the players took their parts with an admirable spontunety and life. Miss Rrodrick, teacher of elocution at Friends' coached tho actors, and tha marked success of the production was due in large measure to her efficient training. A large audience witnessed the presentation. At the business meeting, proceeding the farce, Miss Helen M.

Hye presided, and tho secretary, Mrs. George H. Miller, read the minutes of tho last meet canned fruits, dyes and varnishes, and children of Delaware who are physical ly and mentally capable, with the ex such articles so dear to the woman's The United States Fish Commission steamer Fish Hawk has arrived off Gloucester from Woods Hole. where it will engage in the shad hutching business until the end of the shad wants will be handled. The committee pro ception of one or two cases whom It Is earnestly anticipated will be in school poses that In addition to these articles to FLORISTS The Eighth Street Floral Shop.

Mowers for all occauons. SINES WELCH Eighth Street, near Tatnall St. Both next term, are receiving this special reach out Into the handling of fire extin Instruction so-necessary to fit them season. guishers for shops and cities or towns of for nny usefulness or enjoyment of The Fish Hawk came up the river smaller size, vaccum cleaners, talking life. for many years until four years ago machines, card printing presses, diction and engaged In the shad hatching busi aries, chicken brooders, motor washers, CARNEGIE MEDAL FOR flfoS.

RUTH BRYANT pAyTT ness and hatching out from seventy-five ing. The treasurer. Miss Edna N. dish washers, and even pianos and auto to one hundred and twenty-five million Taylor, reported over forty dollars on DEAF AND DUMB HERO. WASHINGTON, April 30 Amid perfect stillness a medal for bravery was LINCOLN, Aprl 30.

The marriage of Ruth Bryan Leavitt, daughter of of young shad each year and deposited them in the Delaware and other waters. William Jennings Bryan, to Reginald Owen of the British Royal engineers will bo hand in the treasury, a prosperous state of affairs, which called forth applause from the association, and commendations for the efficient work of the held here May 3. After the ceremony the counle will leave for the ancestral presented to-day toValter C. Rock mobiles. Any of those articles can be purchased by the coupons or for the larger articles which 1 be on exhibition tho commit tee will take orders and where such or any article is not handled in AVllniing-ton the manager of the store will through his agents endeavor to locate such agencies for permanent outimt.

For Instance well, a deaf and dumb studen of the The season started to go back several years ngo and the Industry did not pay. Four years ago the Fish Commission at Washington decided not to halls of tha groom in England. The marriage will be the culmination -of a romance of short duration and that has been conducted very quietly, March, JOY RIDERS STONE DUKE OF MANCHESTER 2By tnlted Press Leased Special V'ire. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. April automobiles to-day joined forces with the police to search for the joy riders atoned the automobile of the treasurer.

Oullaudet Mute College, for the heroic rescue of Miss Maude Edington, also Tho follow ing officers were elected for una. oDiainoct a divorce from her artist husband, William Horner Leavitt, almost twice her age, whom she married seven years ago when she was send the steamer up the Delaware and a mute student of the school, from the ensuing year: President, Miss Helen M. Hye; vice-president, Mrs. Instead used it for experimenting pur the "bottomless pit" rapids of Great Just eighteen years old. Mrs.

Leavitt met Reginald Owen first in Colorado lato last summer. Duke and Iiucliens of Manchester. The Falls, Potomac river. George It. Miller; treasurer, Miss Edna suppose a magazine sells for $1 00 subscription price for tho year, any lady Taylor; secretary, Miss Elsie M.

Jiancbesters are the guests of Trod. Vauderbllt at.IIyde Park. They are en- holding twenty coupons will deposit them at the ofllce get a receipt for a year's sub thualaatio motorists. While the duke wu Yarnall; executive committee. Miss Mary W.

Pyle. Ralph- Ewart, and Stanley Chambers. poses. One year later, however, the shad hatching industry was tried at North Carolina, but it was a failure. Last year the steamer was engaged in making an oyster survey In the James River.

The commission this year decided to make another trial in the shad hatching Industry and tent the steamer here. scription to the periodical she wants. 1 the contests every person participatin driving yesterday with the duchess at his side, they were overtaken in a narrow A professor of the college In giving the medal to Rockwell made a speech in the sign language of the school and Itorkwell bowed his thanks to a silent audience. The story of the daring rescue was unknown outside of the achool until to-day. During a school plcnlo Rockwell ami Miss Edington left the other Appointed us delegates to the con HIS "DICKIE BIRD" WORE SHOES THAT COST $40 CHICAGO, April 80.

Mrs. Samuel E. Wood, the aged mother of Mrs. Susanna Wood Dean, devoted half an hour to describing how she spent $20,000 a year road by anothe; car. Manchester drew will be given some valuable premium for entering and the winner will be awarded ference of Young Friends Associations, at tha yearly meeting to be held In Philadelphia in two weeks, were Miss mxno articles worth five or six dollars, Afary W.

Pyle, Miss Helen M. Bye. and George B. Miller. FUNERAL OF students to walk down among the rocks on the brink of the rapids.

Dizziness An amendment to tho constitution to to brio 'aide to allow lho other to pass. Aa It did the flvo occupants began stoning and cursing the Manchosters. The duke was uninjured but the duchess Was struck several times. The wind shield of their car was broken and the lamps dented. Before marriage tho duchets was Miss Helen Zimmerman, of Cincinnati.

SPECIAL TRAIN FOR SONS OF DELAWARE Sons of Delaware, of Philadelphia, had a special train from that city to Dover this afternoon. Tlie train stopped at Frenclj street station at jo'clock this afternooh to take on some wilmlngton-ians. They included Senator George W. Sparks, Street and Sewer Director C. Rudolph, David T.

Marvel, Josiah Marvel. J. If. Mehaffey and William B. Me-gear.

A shad dinner will be served at tho Hotel Richardson this evening, and the parly will return to Wilmington and Philadelphia on a special train leaving Dover at in o'clock. overcame Miss Edington and in an MRS. DANIEL BURTON hysterical moment she leaned Into the for household expenses when the hearing of Mrs. Dean's petition for dower rights in her late husband's $1,400,000 estate was resumed in Judge Ball's court. Scores of spectators listened to the causally told story of fashionable life, diamonds, $100 hats, $.100 ball gowns and $40 dancing shoes.

The Interesting fact was brought out that Mrs. Dean was called "Dickie water. Maggie A. Burton, wife nf Tn Rockwell, unable to cry for aid, acted quickly. He carried rope, which he tied to the jagged point of a bouler tetnul ltevenuo Collector Daniel Bur who died at the home of her els ter.

Mrs. Edward R. Minnie, at Cb.v and went down hand over hand Into the swirling waters. The swift current had wedged Miss Edington between ton, on Wednesday was buried vm. GREATEST USE OF THE OLD FLAG The largest American flag in the world, 160 by 80 feet, is now used to cover the lilies that are being forced In the Phlpps conservatory in Schen-ley Park, at Pittsburg.

The original idea of the big flag which has proved a red, white and blue elephant was inspired by Capt. Howard Oursler, Mayor Magee's secretary, who enlisted several hundred women In its making. These organized the Society of Betsy Ross. No supports or pole could bo found sufficiently strong to hold the big bunting. The last time it was displayed was during the world's series championship ball games last fall, when it was spread on the hillside of Schenly park.

The thousands at Forbes field could see its bright colors across the diamond in the distance. two rocks. GIRLS' FRIENDLY AGAIN PLEASE The entertainment by tho Olrla' Friendly Society of Old Swedes Church, was successfully repeated last night before a large audience In the parish house, Th "Street In Algiers" continued to bo a pop terday afternoon at her late residence "Nasphassen Hall" at Millsboro, in the family burying ground used by the increase the dups of the association from fifty cents to one dollar yearly, was lost. The Inst Item of business was a communication from the Anti-Tuberculosis Society, asking co-operation In tho flag campaign to bo conducted by the society on Memorial Day. The Idea or the society Is to have every house in Wilmington decorated with specially designed flags, bearing the society motto on Memorial Day and for three days afterward.

The Young Friends' Association endorsed the idea, and will have representatives in the selling of the ilngs. and other work the society may decido upon. A reception was held after the pro-pram, during which ice cream and cake were served to tho members and guests. Unable to call for help, Rockwell, hanging to the rope, clung to the girl. Bird" L' her late husband, and that this was generally used as her pet name.

Mrs. Grace F. D. Jackson, eldest of the striking quartet of daughters by he first Mrs. Dean, when on the witness stand said: "Father always showered jewels and luxuries on his wife.

One of her fads was pretty dancing shoes. Father always furnished her these, and they cost $40 a uunon luiniiy since Nasphassen, the neany drowning himself in his efforts ciner deeded the land to an nn Melrose 'Loses. Melrose was defeated this 'morning by Deltonx by the score of 7 to 5. The feature of the game was of Delton in the ninth 'inning and the pitching of Joe Jenkins. ccsior over a century ago.

Mrs. Bur ton was a daughter of the lato Pete to keep her bead above water. Finally, by tho merest chance, some of th picnic party caught sight of them. Then k. Burton of Angola.

She leaves to mourn her loss a husband, Daniel Bur pair." tho exhausted, half dead couple were ton, son of the late Benjamin B. Bur Mrs. Grace F. D. Jackson and Mrs.

hauled up safely. ton; one child, a daughter, Miss Lizzie jtocKweu for Ave minutes worked u. Burton; a sister, Mrs. Edward SIp- Blanche Isabel Blackman. Miss Evelyn Dean and Mrs.

Marion Dean Hughes, known as the "heavenly twins," were ac Had His Thumb Crushed. Daniel Collins, of No. 832 East Seventh street, while at work in a foundry today, had his thumb crushed. The thumb was amputated at the Delaware Hospital. over me gin Dody to restore her pie of Clayton, and a host of friends who will miss her as few god people nreatn until he dropped unconseiou companied to court by several iriends from BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

Tho opinion of the trade papers this Death of T. P. Sullivan. The' death of Timothy P. Sullivan, beside her.

Dy this time the teachers had come up and both were re New York. Stephen II. Keating, of New-York, and James J. Sheridan guard the interests of the Dean children in court. week is that recent reports of damage are missed.

She will bo greutly missed by the poor. She was burled with the rites of the Episcopal Church, of which she VIVCfl. done to the crops by storms and freezlnir Read THE EVENING JOURNAL. ular feature. The costumes and settlnna of tho street were accurately given, and reflect great credit on Mls Edith Sup-pleo and Miss Elizabeth Curtis, who arranged them.

The audience was especially well-pleased with tho chorus singing, which was notably fine. The choruses had been trained by the Rev. Albert Clay. In tho drills and gymnastic exercises presented by tha girls and by members of the Boys' Club, the splendid results of their years' training in the gymnasium classes held In the parish house were Bhown. Miss Louise Tatnall, ills Mary Holtzhauser, and Frank Ileal, liavo been their Instructors.

Tho kindergarten, led by Mis Mabel fioopes, Miss Bradford, and Miss Ethel were again the recipients of great fepplause. There was not a vacant seat In tho auditorium last night. a member of Division No. 1, Ancient Order of Hibernians, occurred on The funeral will take place weather have been exaggerated and their was a staunch member. Rev.

L. effect upon business sentiment has been on Tuesday morning from the homo Wells officiating. The honorary pall out or proportion to thlr real slgnifl Killed by Prematura Blast. vy United Press Leased Special Wlro. MAHANOV CITY, April 30-One man was killed nnd three others mor of his uncle, Maurice Flynn, No.

1201 calico. oearers were: judge Boyce of Dover, Dr. Hiram Burton and Charles II. West street. Requiem mass will be Dun's says: Maull of Lewes, William A.

Gum, of Weak Lungs Ask Sour doctor to name the Itst family medicine for coushs. colJa. A tally Injured by a premature blast at Kcports from tho principal trades and celebrated in St. Paul's cemetery. Interment will be in Cathedral cemetery.

Seventy years of experience with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral have given us great confidence in it. We strongly recom-mend it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, weak throats, and weak lungs. It prevents. It It soothes. It heals.

Just the help nature needs. franKford, Joseph Ellis and Ernest trade centres, especially those from cities Blackstone of Millsboro. Those who close to producing sections, jiro favorable went with tho family on the train and and In some cases buoyant. Buying of dry TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. ine uiinerton colliery to-duy.

Mrs. Nellie O. Hale, a woman preacher, will conduct revical services in Grace A. M. E.

Zlon Church, Third and Most streets, beginning Monday night. return were Judge Boyce and wife tuiigs. rollout nis aaoice. goous is conservative, but tho market Is Iiowalf, MaB somewhat firmer. Tho shott repori Charles Cullen and wife, Dr.

Hiram R. Burton and sister, Charles H. Maull WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR COOK some excellent buying. Foreign com or or Keneral nousework. Good waees.

and wife. Dr. W. P. Orr and sister.

Dr. nierco at New York is heavier than in the irr. tsuw Au.ua, ton Dui'ont, DMa ware City, Del. Apr30--'t Clifton, Mr. and Mrs, Tumblesome, Miss two preceding years, but the gain is In im 'Everybody Kelies on rANTKD FOl SMART BOYS FOR Eva McCabe and sister, D.

Burton, Clifford Burton, Donnell Marshall, Walter ports, which In the latest week amounted to 757, or In excess of the tv Ushers. Ann AVKNI THRiTRH 10.30 a. Monday. Apr80-lt Burton, John Thompson and AV'aUon exports. TUB NORMAN STALLION FERN Thompson.

3H? sifauniHli The primary dry oods markets are I he Bell Director A will stand for the season on my farm In Mill Creek Hundred, near Kbenezer steadier but still rule generally quiet. Cot ton goods are a shade firmer and curtail' Given Birthday Party. Church. His color Is black; weighing about 1.500 pounds and stands sixteen A birthday surprise was given to Her nanus nign. justii'ii bert Kenton in honor of his twenty-fourth ment of production is stedily Increasing.

Tho best foreign buying is from Manila, while the far Eastern markets are dull. lAprao-lt. Newark, DI. Xs birthday anniversary. Those present were Mr.

and Mrs. John Bamber, Mildred Bam- is seasonably quiet in the jobbing trade, Financial and Commercial hut retuors buy steadily and carefully ber, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kenton, Ralph without desire to anticipate beyond im Kenton, Mr. and Mrs.

George Lloyd, Mr. nd Mr Frank Gates, from Newark; NEW YORK STOCK MARKETS. By United Press Leased Special Wire. Miss Ida. Uoyd, Misss Dorothy Lloyd, Elmer Lloyd, William Lloyd, Mr.

and NEW YORK, oiprll 30. Early move Mrs. William Kenton, Elizabeth, Kenton, ments in the stock market were irregular mediate requirements. Business prespects throughout the Dominion of Canada continue of tho most encouraging nature, wholesale trade showing no falling off in activity and every department of industry being steadily em-played. The crop stuation In practically every section is exceedingly good.

Herbert Kenton and Mr. and Mrs. Her some stocks sustaining fractional losses, whil others moved up on aacressive buv- bert Kenton and Helen Rogers. nn. At tne ena or tne nrst mteen min utes, moderate pressure was In progress slight declines nemg notea from the nil ial ngures an tnruugu me 11st.

2.15 0. m. quotations from F. jTO-NIGHT 1 Lackey Bankers and Brokers," The members Philadelphia Stook Exchange, original and genuine 843 Market street, Wilmington, Dal, Young Man Was Fined. Woodman Beeson, young man, was fined $2 and costs In City Court this morning as a result of ad ispute with a girl.

Beeson said the trouble resulted because he did not buy her some ice cream, but the girl and a companion denied this and Said the young ma nacted rough toward her. Northern PaciiSU Locomoti aj Syrup of Figs and Elixir of 4mol. Copper 67 Am. Smelting Senna, known throughout the Am. Sugar Co ijj world as the best of family laxatives, Norf.

Weitrooji No. Central 0 Peoples Gats Pennsylvania txiU Phllc. R. T. ,6 Phna.

Co. Aqu Phlla. Electric 15 Reading .156 Rock Island 411 Ateh. T. Asphalt Com.

31 Bait. Ob! I07H for men, women and children, always HE Bell Directory contains the names of J- the people who can be reached af once, because they have telephones. It is the universal "calling list," the recognized business and social directory. The man whose name is in the Bell Directory is immediately available for cither a business proposition or a social invitation. la the Telephone Directories of all the Bell Cbra-panies taken together, there are correct listings 0 approximately 5,000,000 different names, addresses and telephone call numbers.

All Kinds of Brooklyn R. 76 has the full name of the California Fig Gen Leather Chei. Ohio 83 Cambria Steel 46 St. Paul vjyiu vu. priruca on me iront oi every It is for sale by all Denver R.

33 Erie Common 27 Weekly Bank Statement. By T'nited Press Leased Special Wiro. NEW YORK, April weekly bank statement as Issued by the Asoelated Banks shows tho following changes: Reserve on all deposits decrease Reserve on deposits other than S. decrease Loans, increase Specie decrease, Legal tenders, increased Jiopoeits, decrease Circulation decrease $144,700. Total loans, $1,213,104, 000.

Erie 1st if 4 44 leading druggists everywhere, one size only, regular price 50 cents Sou. Pnclflo 2oMi Sou. Ry Co. jSi Tonopah Min. 71 United Gas Ira 83 Union Pacific 177' U.

S. St. Con So! F.lec Amei i2 Loulsvllls I145 Awning Materials Flags Decoratio ns Porch Screens bottle. imitations some- Lehigh NaT. 112 Leh.

Valley 1 Missouri Pao 66 i U. BU Pf. 1174 times offered are of inferior quality Wabash Pf 4 ra west. Union 68 Mo. Kan ft 30 and -do not give satisfaction; 18' Surplus of tho banks Is $7,174,450 against therefore, should be $11,795,400 last year and two years ago.

declined. Raportad daily by F. D. Lackey bankers and broker, members Philadelphia Stock Exchange, 843 Mar-ket St. WHEAT CON.

OATS. Dec. May. Dec May. Peo May.

118'4 6S'i 62U 4 Hi 41V W. B0TT0MLEY. Tatnall and Fourth Streets D. A. Phone 1352.

The Delaware Atlantic T. T. Co. W. T.

Batcheldir, District Manager. SIXTB AND SHIPLEY STRIETS. Wilmington, Del. i Head THE EVENING JOURNAL,.