The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 5

1 'At EVERV-' EVENlNCiWlLMtNGTONt DELAWARE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. 1914. 2.V GIFT SHIP ASHORE. MAIIITEIIAIICE GIRLS GRADUATE OM THE DEATH OF DH.

JAMES H. MORGAN Stricken With Apoplexy Last Evening and Survived Only a Short Time. STOCK MARKET STiyjEilSH Tho Demand Was Foor, and the Entire List Gradually Sagged. Norfolk A. Wnatrn North Northern Pacilic, 1'acitlc Mail ..11 1 I'ennsylvanla Railroad 11 It Peoples Um 120'.

1-ittahur fnm.i TUtsburK Coal, Hay Con. Copper KeadiitK Kork island OolUV Kock Island ara-Koebuck Sloas- -Hherlteld Southern Pacific Southern Kallwar Southern Kaiiway. preT. St. L.

st S. 2d. prof Tennessee Conner 'nion H. and 1 3i I'oiou ii. ami I nrr Union Pacific.

Union Pacific, pref United States Kuhlier I s. liuboer. 1st prot I'nitcd Slates Steel United States Steel, lUali Copier Wei, tint; house Western Union Wool worth. WHJVIINGTON QUOTATIONS. Reported Irokers by banker and Hid and sked no in to 23S H3 ti MO National JJank of Oelaware.

Union National Crmral National Hank 1IH to K'5 f-teurity Trim Safe I posit Co 233 to 246 farmers Hank Itu) to lio euitablo tiuar. Trust Co 23 to 243 IK-Iaware KaMroad 41 to 4ft itminicton Trust Co 113 to 120 tHrlanam Trust Co 17 to 225 roWUHK S.SCLKITIr. r'urnlsheil by Laird Pont build-in. Hid Offered- riu Pont Powtler Co. 4' js s.

Uu Pont Powder Co. pf.l 2i 5 du I'udI ruwdrrCo.coiu 12U llercuies Powder Co. com 12 1 125 IVwilfr t'o. jia Atlas Powder Co. slori; 1IO 114 ier.

Pw. Co. tld. t. wh.

is. Ii7 Hercules Powder Co. li's INTEREST Ifl THE LiOOOO DECISION Aeiieii's of Local Dealers Outside the State Sol Prolnble. I h' handed eerdiv Jiid.v i th- i ourt of th.il I -z- th --hipiifal of in trotii out Kent i it i i I i him. -I mi- liquor I 's lo I-- ii- t.r ps.rpiwrs, has Vr.r!ttVl ''l' 'l'i-v.

th- f.t.- that the "''rp'-et af.o I ot Hi" application of the law in eouneetioii M-hippinc law ol the i- oi it-u ri.ic imiMtrtanee. as 1V llll 1:1 Peimsv I- vama oth-r M.itc mav shin honor into the c.ia.it i- i.i for liwful i i wtiih" tie ilers p.v.ii th" lw from inuini except for or .1 ii ut- minor iiocaie i it filers in overcome hi pha. lv agencies out -id ft the tiated I tate of I V-l iw arr is iiot subia l- ho ha atnaerrot K- I.i i I i. 1 1 i hi hi -m nt ii -i u- llf mutter. At tho omce of the Adm lixpr-ss here, it aid that no orders id lern received i.i regard to maki.tg of liquor under the new intere-tt! ii th Ant inovenv hile the legal l.iii?.- invoked Ii ho to the attornev- gei-al.

th.it trr" th-: ion has shown, from thir jioir.t t.f ie national Ian The i- it ut 1 II! tl neees'Mtj- for a Mate law. that the Hazel law i' prohihiti-m of liqu -r from iiiits hi Delaware iTito Ker.t Sujvcx cu)ities. Tin- li.i.c! law, however, cannot interfere Icsrit etimmcree. RUOICINC AT SCAFORD. A "Hundred rders for Liquor Shipments Were Sent Out I-aj-t Night.

-ip'elc Iv li'ord. all iins 1 1 in I o. th- nt" of th- pn of tho -ta- Apr jif law. will be -hen withsn th" r'M or two. I he eyesr.ng pa th ieci-ion i ih- Miprcrnc Coin( ho of hjutrs fr.

ru from outside the State, Iy n-ad by fth dry 1 n. and while tho vr.e at but happy, tlwre a iovoii- umrmtr tr.o-e v.J e-t joy I ho grraf-ti arr-ong the iv grot tti-m i rc eagr to laiTi the truth of th- report, tji.it th' cali-e i to l.ofZ I or t-re for liquor were i oM n-oie. ai Phda- Ltid ill U'ntit tiay. few H'onth- hc'i Mari land i 1 tow th' honors the law a person may in 1 i-i now iha: ret an owftt that to one gallon a month, the will U- turned, and as Seaford is the ot convenient ixint it mv I- f'conie th of ri ci-tit j.ci I ivf ri! .1 1, WIN THE OFT DOOR TITLE. Wa.hiriiitofi.

June of me t- Am ull il( al ii oiiege iae wm siiterei.ll. giate outdoor i n. ie fir the -eioiid rotiMfilt ivc Vear. The atio-lal Rif.e "A -xm iat ui of Mterday ann.iiiiiii.. i he remit.

the annual niatche. ho-nir the chainoion, a.oii at lie top with of S''7 out ol a Only one in hmd the leaders came the Fluted Slate with a More of Third place was won by the Fmverit of Illinois, with 771; fourth by th'e Oklahoma Attriciiliural and Mechanical (olleie-l hKuX" the George 'ton I ni- ith Mxth bv l.ll 11 le.i.nol.y, with 1 u.e I itivirMty of with an.) eighth by the Ajeri- eiiii uiiil unl ollee, with 7FJ i.aeh college na represented i. men, each one of whom hred 10 ehot.s rapid-hie at lt yards, 1(J hre at mid JO fhot low hie at yank, the nited States Anuy rirle an.i anununit ion. The inali h-eo were tlitX on home ranges under the iervi.Moii of apfwinted by the National Hif'e Association of Aimriea. Youthful, Wrinkleless kin Easy To Have Voii l.ire l.o regain a youthful mill tit, well ttr jiiake hi; ar-ouaiiitaiiie I tie two inii-.

lull vfaluahlc, M-ripl ions Ju re To make an i ve wrinkle mnoirr, an ounce of xjw tiered fraxoiile ami a wioti hael. Baltic I he lace in he xoluiioti-" immediately every wrinkle' li li act wou.li rfullv un hajt-fiinit facial ii.x-Ie,. al. I ho lolioti m.s-KCKniritc ri i.iarkutjie astringent and Ionic I it s. To kcI rid of an aed.

faded, freckled diwolorcd cr.m jlexion buy an ounce of roininon reili ax at any ilrtiir ntoie apply iiisinly. yon vvuiihi cld rcanj. erasini: this niorniiiso wlfh hoap water. This will slowly almoi i h-ii'i'ieairahle hkin. revealing the ounger hrightrr.

healthier tkin underneath. There's nut hinK oeoul lhi. treatment a. facial iw 20' 17" 94 i 3' 24 7Kj 78i a.t.' ,....1544 IM4 ni t4 1(M4 A7 7rt 7tl 6U 5U i I i i i I I g. g.

I I o. b. 4i It Is Feared the Maine, Presented to bngiand, Is a Total Loss. AaocUteJ l'm Dispateli by Special Wire Clasgow, Scotland, June 17. The hospital ehip Maine, presentetl to the RritMi nation by American women during the tlth- AfrJnan Waf went ashore twlay in the Firth of Ixjrne, on the west roast of beotland, during a fog, and it is feared ho will be a total loss.

The Maine was attached to the home fleet of the British Navy and had a large number of patients on loard at the time of the accident. All were placed in the chip's boats, where thpy remained until vwirefes trlr nh me arrival ot other vi i.r.t, A I I The hospital fhin Maine gift of Uernard N. Maker of the Atlantic TrariMHirt Co. and rmrtlv of the in! Ship Maine Comrnittpe, eornpose.1 of American women. She did irreat, Herviee during the South Africa War in earing for both iiritifh and Hoer wounded.

She was in charge of American doctors and nure who treat ed hundreds of pick and wounded soldiers. Afterward she did similar service in China during the Roxer urirminsr and later was formally presented to the British government. ADDITIONAL MAIL COLLECTIONS A New Schedule Went Into Effect for the Substations Today. A new late erlleetini5 schedule of addition to the ones now in force. wa made effective today by the local rrstofhee.

I he efilJectionM will be made only at the hours designated and from the hoxe in front of the The pulvstation will, however, close at the regular hours and stamps ean not. bo purchased at any later time than has bern the case previous to this change in collections. The new schedule is as follows: Station P. M. 10.25 No.

1 Delaware avemie and d'l Pont Ft reef 2 Maryland avenue and Linden street No. No. 3 Seventh and Pine frets 4 Fourth and Market street 1914 Market stre 9.20 No. No. No.

Fourth and Rodney streets 10.40 7 Seventh and Jackson St. 10.10 No. No. No. 8 Sixth and Lincoln 9 New Castle Ave.

and St lf Vandever Avenue and S.15 8.30 9.40 1020 9 92o No. Church St No. 11 Delaware Ave. and Jack son St No. 12 Concord Ave.

and Wash ington St No. 13 Kleventh and Soruee Sts. Collections will Fk made on Breot from loxes at the following hours: P. Af. Front and Market 11.02 11.04 1 1 H.Os 11.10 11.12 11.14 11.16 11.18 11.20 11.22 eeond and Third and Aiarket streets Fourth and Aiarket Fifth and streets.

Sixth and Aiarket Seventh and Aiarket streets Eighth and Aiarket streets. Ninth and Aiarket streets. Tenth and Aiarket streets. Eleventh and Market streets. Hotel du Pont 11- On Sunday the carriers will start on the eolleetion rontes at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and will collect from every one of the above boxes.

THE A HILL FACTORY ROBBED THIS MORNING Thieves Ransacked Two Floors and Carried off Tires and Other Valuables. Burglars, early this morning or late lat night, broke into the carriage factory of Caiull at the nortJiwest comer of Second and French streets, and carried off several hundred dollars' worth of nibber carriage and automobile tires. They gained an entrance to the building through a cellar window which, was covered over by an iron grating. After removing the grating they broke the glass in the window- and then it was an easv matter to unlock the window and climb into the cellar. How they managed to get into the building without someone seeing them is a mystery for there is an arc light on that corner and jieople are pacing at ail hours of the night in going to and from the Pennsylvania railroad station.

It is thought that the robbery was committed early in the morning, for cars of the Peoples railway are passing that corner every few minutes until 1 o'clock. The List car generally passes between 1.15 and 1.30 o'clock. Sometimes it waits at the corner for several minutes in order to take on pasjscngers coming from Phila delphia, on the train scheduie ed to arrive here at 1.10 o'clock. Occasionallv the traiu is several minutes late and the I car waits until Kcts into the station. 1 -Vfter getting mt hetactory the thieves went to a closet iu the basement where the valuable rubber tues are kept.

This cWt is kept urv kx-ked. but the thieves not only broke the lock, but also I forced the dotrs off th" hllliies. 1 f. 1 i.wxu-Miis 1 no em ire nasement tnev mn 1 the first tlo.r, but did not disturb anything there, as far as is known, evidently ou account of the arc light on the corner throwing its bright rays in that part of the building. 'I office of the company ksated on tho first floor, but as fur as known the thieves did not enter the irtue, for mthing there was disturbed, Two desks and an iron safe are iu the ofhee, but there were uo maiks found on I either.

i It is thought that after leaving the i basement the thieves uunuvfiately went to the second tkmr without stopoiusr on the riist floor. They ransacked the second lloor and carried away some small, but valuable articles. Tho robberv not discovered until this morning at 7 o'eknk when the factory wiis opetKHi tor tiiisiness. tien it was tuseovenil the police weie iumiediately i notitiitl and an investigation started. During tho investigation it was learned that some rubber had bceu bold this i about.

7 o'clock to a junk dealer I bavins: his puce of business near Stvond and Walnut streets. An employe at the carnage 1 act ory went to the juuk shop and after evanitning the vubbtr solo! there positively ideatitied it Hslnang oiu uuao po.siuveiy uieatitieU as tnang he property of CahUl vv but oj1v a ip.annty had been sold there, tho i hav.ng taken the balance i oihi-r (iCiiii I ihxji tho ir.1 not located i he thieves. Cadet Home on Furlough. Cc.ilet Corporal Kalph I. Ssse.

a 3 stu-oiul t-Ussinau ui the Culted States 3 Military Ac.idcniy, at. est 1'Oiut, is ig homo on furiough, itie.g his (u-eat- i -i Mr, and Mrs. Ceorge W. Suse, 3 nail stud. Cikilet Sasso homo Suudav.

ukun Out for Monih. levcl.uid. Ju no 17. Jackson, slugger, wd! be out of the, game probably a luoo.th Dr. Castle, Nap physician, ordered tho to bed cady Ycsterdav, sa.Miig he ha.l water wi the suee.

Jackson had uot played for three days. at St. OFJOOO ROADS Details of tho Estimate Made to tho Levy Court by Engineer Wilson. Followinir are the details of tho esti mate of the requirements for raainten- nee ot goxi roads in New Castle county tor no next tiseal year, as contained in the report submitted to the Levy Court yesterday by (bounty Knarineer AVilson l'he total for the county, as stated yes- i en iay, is atxMit SoO.OOO, tlic details, ly roatis, iMMnp; as loiiows: A PI'OQUI 1 I HUNDRED, Hoads Miles titm Corner Ntnte Itoail J. 2 1 .17 Men-Pine Tree 3.2!) 1.72 I'me Tree to Townsend Taylor's Corner-Tow nuend 1.18 Nt.

Anne's towurd Blackbird 3.24 .75 pHquinimink Tiital inilt nK' ...11.50 lt-timuted cotd, Ml.Al KHIHl) Hl Clayton toward Cv press Itridee. I 4.H2 2.01 2.45 .11.15 State Koad through I nylor lindito to I lemminir's. State Itoad north of Kent line State Road south of Hlaekbird Total KMireated rvt, HRAND1WINK Hl NDntti. and Philadelphia pike. Faulk Road Silviid- Road ubb Lauding RiH'klaiiil Avenue NaainanV Crerk.

'oneord pike Philadelphia pike 2.1 It .2 XI 2.2:; 3.1!) "t.m im 2(VS4 Total mileape lVtiniated IHRInN Hf NORM THIRD Keiiii. lt qua.e est Che to: Pne Corn-T to Kennett pike. I pike. R.h kl ind and Adams." lllllMde Mill Monti hanin Ahlai.d-Vrklyii Total liiil.jif MI'MiKI Mil nm DISTRIf T. 2.21 M'rfi l.lti 15.TS IUSTHMT.

1 I ll I Corner to Kennett pike Price's Corner to (ir.cnbank. Lancaster pike New road Wilmington and Christiana pike Total mileage. Tot jil milea ImiIi district. IVtiiuatod eost, MILL CRKK.k I I 1 1 :i.7J 10.S7 Jtl.tkj Aiarhallton to Philadelphia and naltmioro piKe l-incaster pike. Pike reek Road.

MM J.Jti 01 3.1K .01) JV2 ilinimrton iinil Clu-wilnn-. Trleirranh Creek Roal Oak Tree Workhouse Ttital mileage Jtniatotl eo-t, NtW CAST1K Ht tate, M.uth of Jlare's Wilmington and New New Castle to llare'n Tl Hint's Comer to Bear New Road Rogers' Crosi 1.S1 .71 l.oti is .7 4.7t 1.3S 19.02 1 arnhurt to New Castle State Road to Hare's Hamburg Road Tvlmut'a Corner to Red Lion. Total mileage eott. PKNOADER HUNDRED. Nt wark-Llkton uuiniit 1.17 5.42 .01 l'l" to R.iltiniore turnpike Depot, Newark, to R.

W. Total mileage intimated iwt, HtD 1.1 OX HrSDKED. Kirk wood toward St. Re.l Lion to Delaware Delaware City to St. Georges.

J.21 1 :i.2." mileage cost. T. iEK.K? Hl'NDKhD. Sumniit Road Mt. Pleasant to lioyd toOtb'sa i'ldletow to larvland Mt.

Pleasant to Maryland Boyd'w Corner to Port Penn. Corner to Odessa South of Mi Id let own lis :i.4) 2. IS 3.1 1 :i.s2 1.13 3.M) Total mileage 18.2ti 1 WHITK LAY Kl.l.K I'hiladelphia and Haltiiuorc nike 2 .20 t.ti.- 1.1'J 2.s:i .1.1 .51 11 til Stanton tow vrti Christiana Ro.M-ville to Newark li Ht iioa'l New Dmdon l'ai Mill Teiegraph D-Mt, Newark, Newai'k-l'Jktoii Ii. A Ti.d Intimated cot, 1.3S.J. SATIRDAV'S MATINEE.

Eight 'tents on the Card and All Are Filled. Fight events are on the card for the trotting matinee of the Delaware Hoie Show next Saturday, and ail are tilled. They nre v. foilowh Invent amateur drivers anii'teur drivers only: J. Uirt Willis, b.

m. Urania; J. I. Katlodge, blk. in Stella Summerfield Farm, llk.

Dixie Hoy; (ieorpe K. Midi, br. m. Fl-) more; H. C.

I'lullips, ro. m. Dorothy Dewey. Wirt Willis, b. m.

Urania: 1 r.vent prolenMonata allowed S. Hollett, blk. g. Jk- -ron, Stephen Mc-Nee, b. g.

Fleeii; A. E. Foster, b. rn. Hone iegale; W.

E. Armstrong, b. h. Silver King. Esert profeional.H allowed: lliver-iide.

br. jr. Beau Ahlon; M. F. Harden, blk.

g. Chailie C. S. Fhijijis, m. Arno.

1'Aent. 4, jirofe.s!! dials allow e.d: Itu.di Super, b. g. Hello Tier; M. F.

Hayden, blk. h. Astrellia. Invent amateur drivers only: Hush Super, b. m.

Hlanche King; lliverview arm, b. in. Minnie Cader; H. J. Stid-luuii, br.

g. Hustcr Hrowii. Event ti, profeKsionalr allowed: T. F. Jvyncli, eh.

g. Bill William: A. E. Foter, i iii. iewey.

JAent 7, professionals allowed: J. C. Houlden, b. irj. Dora Thornc; W.

H. Val-lace, eh. h. Star J'eter; W. E.

Ariiihtrong, h. Silver King. Event 8, amvteur ilrivers only: J. Wirt, ilii.s b. ra.

Helen Wheekr; .1. in-lieter, b. m. Toifrida; North East Store Farm, b. g.

Dunbarton Box There are more islands in fkc Huron than in any other knevw I '1 of H. Sue ami and are on at Dr. James H. Morgan died this morning at 3.45 o'clock at his home, 800 Wash ington street, following a stroke of Jy clock in his office, in the du Pont Build ing. Following the stroke he remained unconscious until his death.

He complain ed yesterday morning of headache, but other than this his family had no rrson to liclieve that he was not in his usual good health. Dr. Morgan is survived by his wile ana two children, ISorns Morgan and Mrs. Gertrude M. Oraef.

7Tie funeral will be held from the house Friday after noon interment will be mane in Rivcrview cemetery. Dr. Morgan was born in Wilmington. son of Thomas S. and Amelia Morgan, ana lived here all his life, February 28 he ohBerved hisonth birthday anniversary He had practiced medicine in Wilmington for .10 years.

His medical training was received at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy ami Jefferson College, Philadelphia. Up to 10 years ago he was a pharmacist, as well as physician, for a perisl fif several years and drug stores of whi he was the proprietor were located at Twenty-first and Market streets. Thir-teri1h and King and Tenth and Poplar. His medical office was one of the first in Wilmington to possess an X-riy apparatus. He was the founder of the Phoznix ambulance service.

He was originator and prim mover in the development of the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, at Kighth and Adams streets. After he was stricken Dr. T. D. Cook of Ninth an.l Pine streets was called, and Dr.

Cook called Dr. Joseph P. Pyle in consultation. The doctors entertained little hope for the recovery of their patient early last evening and so informed the family. lr.

Pyle was closely associated with Dr. Morgan in promoting the interests of the Physician and Surgeons Hospital. Dr. Morgan was an ardent fisherman and gunner and liberally patronized different kinds of legitimate sport. He was an active member of the Fin and Feather Club and joined with the members in many of their sporting trips.

For two years Dr. Morgan was instructor in science at the Wilmington High School. This was from about 190S to 1910. Dr. Morgan was a graduate of the school and a member of the Wilmington High School Alumni Association.

FOR PRACTICE IN DELAWARE. Nine Applications for Examination by the State Medical Society. Special Correspondence of Kvery Dover, June 17. The Delaware State iK-iety yesterday began a three- tlavs' examination of applicants desiring to practice medicine in this State, the candidates leing as follows: Charles B. Eeoiie.

fcf. Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore. and Victor C. Nah, West Salvas, St. Alena, N.

graduates of Baltimore Medical College, 1913. Eugene Hnderbuii. Swarthmore, University of Pennsylvania. PJ14. Severeo Ade Yoanna and Alfred Ade Yoanna.

Brooklyn, N. and Asher S. Hadler, Phtladeiphia. Mtnisco-Chirurg tl College, Philadelphia, 1911. Isaac James MacCoHum.

lioxana. and Joseph Mitcha B.irsky, Wilmington, JetTersou College, Philadelphia, 1014. Willis Finn. Wilmington. University Medicine, Baltimore.

Bill. The examiners arc: Dr. J. 11. Wilson, surgery and auatoniy Dr.

Win teabaker, physiology and pathology; Dr. F. Jones, materia nuxliea. iheraptmtics and diagnosis; Dr. P.

S. Dou nes, hygiene and chemistry; Dr. H. W. iirigjis Kynecolo-g and obstetrics, theory and practice KECEN AUTO SALES.

A mom; the local sales reported tho past few days are the folkiwing Studehaker car to H. T. bv tlTe Alotor Car Repair Shop. Km car to H. Wolters, also another new car to Matthew Mevivs, bv Caliill o.

'I he French Street Carafe is awaiting a if American auto trailers, for which thvy arc the nolo Lel.twuic agents. The auto trailer is a new devoice on the automobile market, consisting of a shallow, waoii-shaped bmly numnted at the middle on two wheels, and benv held horizontal the automobile- to which it attaih-nl, by a patent coupler. Eari- sales are predicted for it hi 1 er it ts shown. John Miiinii aiicnt bn the lUMHU iiiuioi ecie, nas st uu oh! imicliuies tho UH 1 ukmIcI The. Indian in imilac- urers have added an electric 11...

.,...1 trting, Eijjiiauiii nun UNLD FOR LOFD TALK. rbiffiiclc. le bit. -a was ch.irired 111 th. 'ity t'litu t'aia with usin loud and boisterous lanjiUiige la-l uight I il'th and Walnut, si nets.

Ho was fined SI, v. ith costs.1' De buta told the court that he hi I given llaiTaele iihu" to send to Italy for but Julian failed to doSO find In' Willi to place of business last to his money back, but Julian fused to give it back tit ruck him ami it made him anrv. A Slight Fire. The lame lire to. this morning responded to a still alalia lire at the plant the Industrial Supply 'J(H est Second street, due to mmhc waste burning the cellar of the building.

Xo damage done. Insure iu Ue liable Coiu-uinies. Insurance i.i coinpaiuc-j ot questionable strength aud reliability is no insurance all We represent only the strongest best companies. C. 17 I'ieisoiv A Market street.

Adv. v-i A a- tv is is 11 sin tl 10 had Tut on Nap Bishop Monaghan Presides at Impressive Commencement Exercises. GIVEN GOLD MEDALS New Century Club Auditorium Filled With Relatives and Friends. latent vountr women m-adiiatod from avo- Ursuline Academy, llfil) Delaware ne, at commencement exercises held yesterday afternoon in tho New Centurv Club, over which lit. Rev.

John J. Mon-aKlian, D. bishop of thia dtocjwo, presided. The exercise.s were imnressive and were enpyeii by an audienea of relatives and friends that rilled the auditorium and balcony of the building. ue snares to tue jrraduates was delivered by Rev, William J.

C.arn'sran. l. of Philadelphia, who Ravo wwne cxeellent counsel to the young women. The presentation of diplomas and medala was made by Monaghan. The.

graduates who received diploma? were Miss Helen Casey. Miss Muri.m Casey, Miss Marion Dougherty, Miss Helen Hughes, Miss Ixniise Hughes, Miss Alice Kellehcr. Miss Margaret Kane and Miss Mary Lallv. The Eradiation med.ols of gold were presented to each graduate. I inter the direction of Mis F.mma liorc a very attractive musical nrocram was given r.s follows: horus, "Silvery Rrooklet." I ddre.ss Miss Mara.ret Kane (Quartette, "liallottnusik-Rosamuude." Schubert First piano Miss Teresa Itickta.

Miss atherine Hultmr.n. Second piano Mis Marv Craic. Miss Mary O'Kecfe. "King Ix-ar," Shakespeare HAT. AIT KlfS.

at. I. 'King lar 'oneril." Helen Casey Marion Helen Hughw Margaret. Kane 1ouiHO Hughes Regan," Cordelia," Karl of Kent." "King of Prance Mix Alice KelWier iiive oi nurgun'iy, "Karl of Gloucester." Mary Ijilly Mi'n Marion Dougherty 1 mno trio. "Gavotte et uset rirt 1 lano Miw Marv Keonan Second piano Mis Helen Caev, Mi.n r.mily "IJi Fille le Henri do Hornier AC! IV.

M'SNKS 2 AM) 3. Prologue Mi.ss IJmily Mundy rviiso At.t;4. Charlemagne," Mis Helen Casey Misn Margaret Kane "lie Cornte Amaury." MUw Marion "Herthe," Miss Alice Keileher Die Kmily Mundy Miss Mariou. Dougherty "Geoffrov," Mi.ssi Mary "Ilichanl," Miss Diuise Piano duo, "Sous Hois," Staub Miss Marion Casey, Mi.ss Alice Kel-leher. Valed ie ory Miss ar ion Dougherty CHURCH WEDDING.

Marriage of Miss Anna Marie Reardon and Francis Larkin. A pretty wedding will be solemnized St. Patrick's R. C. Church this afternoon at 5 o'clock when Miss Anna Marie Reardon, ilaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Reardon, becomes the wife of Francis I-arkin of Broekson, Mass. Rev. J. P.

Quigley will perform the eeremonv assisted by Revs. C. Comisky, P. Rren-nan and James Earner. Miss Mary T.

Murphy will play the bridal msreh "from Ixhengrin and the Mendelssohn recessional, and William Irvine will sing () Promise Me." The church will lie hand- somely decorated with palms an.l white carnations. The bride will wear a gown of white diiehcsse hatm and a till veil with oranjre lilossoms, and will carry a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. Her only attendant, iss Nellie Mutulen, the maid of honor, will wear a pink eharmeuse dres and a white hat, and will carry pink sweet peas. The groom will lie attended by Frank Toomey of New York City. After the church eeremonv there will a reception i the homo of the bride's parents, Kant Eleventh street, and later thirt evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Earktn will leave for a honeymoon in Washington, D. and New" York City. Thev will reside, in Brockton, Mass where Mr.

larkin is employed as a salesman for Cordon and Berman, leather dealers. l. OShXY. Mary -A. AlcCillin, daughter of the late Thomas AieCillin and Ali.

Alary A. MeCillin. and Leonard AleClos-key were married yesterday afternoon at AMD o'clock at St. Paul's K. C.

Church by Uev. Thonuu F. Wall iron. 'l'he bride was attended by her lister, Aiisd Aiarjorie -ictiillin, ns bi idesinail, and the groom's best man was his couiti, William Donnelly of Washington, I). V.

The bride wore a becoming gown of white eharmeuse with trimming of Duchess lace. She wore a veil and earned Bride roses and lihe.s of the vallev, he bridesmaid's gown was lavender taffeta, and she ariu-l pink ro-s. A reception was held last night at the home the bride's mother, 1 North Broome strict. After a weddinir tun Mr nn.1 Uij MeClo.key will reside for awhile at 1 North Broome Mrect. 1.AMBKKT-W AI.IX.

Miss El sie May Eainbcrt and illiam Herbert. Walls, both of Wilmington, were nianied at Madeley M. II. iarson-age, corner of nnd New Castle avenue, lajit evening at 8 o'clock, by Hev Collins. Eaeton, June 17.

Miss lluth Ijtarr, daughter )f Mr. and Mrs. William J. Starr, of "Hope" near F.aston, and William Searles Hose, of Brooklyn, brother-in-law of Congressman .1. Harry Covington, were married yesterday afternoon at the bride's home by Hev." Henry Divns.

IKKSDNAL. Mn Sarah K. Hoft'ecker and Miss Simpson have been visiting Mi. Mik. Harve HorTe.cker at Newaik.

(irela Dutton i a eiiet of Miss I'lsie (lodnian during commencement week at West "heater State Normal School. Mrs. Hubert M. Carswell of thin city her guest. Miss Charlotte Mettaui of l'idtimoic, aits guest.

of Mrs. b. K. liowen of Newark. Mins Mabel and Miss Margaret Davis, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas; Dav is, visiting their aunts, the Misses Bring-hurst, at Newark. Howard .1. Talley of Holly Oak left Monday, for a three-mouths' stay Kennebiinkpoit, Maine. Mrs.

A. T. Kgee of rhesapeakc City. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Daid Hay of this city. vk is tf 1 at and of in was at and GOULD SHAKES TARGET Fears ot Failure of the Mexican Mediation Promoted Bearish Sentiment. Avsocjatt-U Dispatches nv Stwil Wires Wall Street, New York. June 17. The t-took market at the legiiiuini-.

of trad-mi; today was freel fr-ui the pressure which lnre down quotations estcrday. Transaction were smaller, alter half an hour's business the market came slimt to a halt. The Mnall and irregular fluetuatioiis vf American stocks 1omlon gae trailers no lead. The list held ftea.lv at the opening, but later shaded off slightly. Ix-high Valley was especially heavy, losing neatly a int.

Western linon. which fell was the weakest s-tock III the market. Hesitancy attended ihe dealings of the iiionnns. The dciua.id was poor, an.l the list gradually sagced to the extent of hah" a poiot or m. l'rosiiro arioiis low-price railro.i and inactive specialties iiiti ni.ir- u-n- I I.

iiih, 11 me iejrese if at especially aid Steel. Mh--ouri Pacific was musW out to-- ami we.e of weakness in other titi'iM 1 ears of iaiiur i the Mcv.an it.edi-t-tioii promo-ed Th-market's artio.i, follow tit. decline of the pre session. a bias on the p.irt of professional operators i.i favr.r the U-ar position. were oiAKimis.

Corret-rn-ndniv of tifpin; lover. in- 17. Ch.ir'ers w-e here. tteri. as foito-: Iltimore.

ti- I. 1 l'irokit t'hn-y2'. tiiaiiU' fii'-nire and deal us u.uiiiii''.-; k. KeilSell I' PMitor hninct.Mi. rM.

tode.il it, MK-k. I. Radium 1 -JoraMon I merit New Cnv; 2." i'luef I lender .1 1 It. sportin2 i. I i' i r.naieipma.

a. Senuifon raJiton. to invest hrt up.u the preferred e-uriti- of nic mdu-trioi hi Serant m. fH-k. PutlLXOKLPlllA MRKirrs.

F'lddelphia. 17. heat, er; No. 2 rol ep-rt No. 1 Dulcih export.

1 'Mai '-rn. l.e.er: No. 2 ve'Iow, 1-ual sti' ai. tats. Mea-l'.

Hrin. weak. tin-1 uzar. tirru. riuttet.

firm. Lcirs firm, -v lave poultry, firmer: 17alS. Iresel poultry, s4el3. Pat'S, I lour, ieak. II ay, tea -iy.

EV- STOCK. QUOTATIONS Reporied Daily by Jane? F. Nields, trords and Sioek-. du i uildini. i tr a oon Ama.ciiEat(J AmcrioL iitei a ciencaj Cn.

7. American Can. prei 7.7.7.7. American Ca. and Amer.

Car foundry, prer. American Cot ion oil. Ameratn Ciii-s 77.. American Ice Aminrit Locomotive. A erica meitinj AmcrittD Stc-; Fojairr American sugar .1.7.7.7." 'lei.

aaa iai 7.7 AEierican Tooacci Atner. Tooacco. Adkodq A trillion. .7. .777.

-i turtle Cct laiG in L.oeomotiTe."pref.7.".7 Baltimore ucjo Bethieheni s-teei. pref7.7.77.77. Brookjjn Trant.i 7 aiiJornia Fetroi Canadian aciSc 7.777. Cec traj JLat brr 7.7.77.7. CntapeEe Jt C'tieao Ore a C'tieao Oreat Weura, "p'rei" Norttweet.

CiEo cop per 7.7.7.7.7.77 7 Ccioraoo rue Cocsoijclfcteo (jas 7. .77.7.7.7.7" Corn A'riKlucta. pref 7. "...7.7. Erie fc rjr.

1 a pret Cietwai fcioctric 7. .7 OeneraiMoiors 77777 Oeneral Motor pf 77.77 -Oreat ortnern, pref. Jii.Doi Centr: Ili Kreier 77 I ter 777 Jeter. I a trn ion a I 'a per Irternationa. ij-j.

"knM City 51 31'-. 1 1 1- 311. It', i -A -rt i 4 40 2s', 1 123" ju; Kaesa Ot pre'i" L-cio LiEtrett Mey777 Lxxe-Win; loutTiat- i NMniriiiir Mtiico i Mjaiui Copoer. ...7. 13S i.

a. an.l -j. m. i Kan. A.

Texks i Mikkourt-laciacr National Biscuit. 7 1 Nationa. i-ad .7" Nevada C.moi. M. Vorlt fotrai.

yj N. Ueo A Ha'rtforJ i li INANCJAL. Scott liro-r i Market St. tei.8 ftnti bcniU uoui auU wii uu I ekr tlx eeurttie. Orders for the urchae and K-ile of "Stock and lijiidi, for or cuiTicJ on favorable Direct Private Wires High Grade Bonds Lot-ii feecuritieo bought aod bAd.

F. D. LACKEY d. CO. Backers and Brokers.

Member I'inladtfJphia toek i-xcuaogo 43 MARKET ilu J'ont Powder Co. Securities. Hercules Powder Co. Securities. Atlas Powder Co.

Securities. James F. Nields, iu Pont Building. George Bissell Hercules, Atlas and du Pont Securities 1 18 S. Fourth Philadelphia I i I 1 I 1 i.

I 'I i i of a i ir mix Ih or and and BUNKER Hill WDHU WENT dedicated Jane 17, 1843. Our oration today is on the Perfect ion of American Resiy-made Clothing. Designed by Artits, Tailored by Experts, selected and handled by experienced and capable salesmen. The Latest Stvte. The Best Alake.

The Alorlcrate Priee arc all here. SPECUL TODAY. New Grey Serges, 10, S12, $15. New Blue Serge, $10, $12, 11.5. Pafehpoc.kcts, $10, 112, $15.

Shepherd PUids, $15, $20. Men's and Yotrn i. New kt and sure of Whit Tlanno, White Serge and Striped Troupers, $1 and $5. MCLLDTS BIG HOME STOKE 6th and Market. VAMTTES AMoelatM Prts Dfrrfih hy prfrTeii New York.

Jane 17. Cspain For Tlafi, who 8ie'ed3 Captain Dermis in commird cf the AttcaV eup def'tiee yacht rymy give way to an amaVrrr. K3, lik lnjcis, a and th eirtji-ion is gen-raJ in yehtirsf errcJ" tha every effort being mvf tn rd an amatrir to take the hrm, FLfT. hyrTr-r, will have the tiller ia the roe on Lrisr Inland Smrnd next Tedy. Harry HafF is the son of the hetm Hank Haff, who sailed th Arrxrieai's -rip defender Vohmteer, Vigjlacnt and Defender.

He has had charga of rartaJl boata for the mot part. PRESIDENT rNTFR ESTED AKorltel Pro by vc1t "TOr Chicago, Jjtrte 17. fy fabr likes to have me interest raygelf in cmc and all kind. of soetal betterment work." paid Mis Margaret WILson. dansiiter of the Prerideiit, today.

"He ia great! interested in improving; the condition, of the poor." Mis. WHsoti "3 here to ppeak tonishn bfore the biennial convention of General Federation of Woman" Clnb. Her snibjeet ia "What the Federation Can Do for Young Women of Amenea 1 1 I ue wui atxena trie eonterenee to r.eM ia a few days at Madison, on kwlJ settlement work. EDWARD WEST DEAD. Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wesibrook, June -17.

Edward West, a rninstrel. died at his surazner honi? yesterday of pleurisy. He came here recently from Streator, where he had been taken ilL Soon after his arrival he apparently iraprove-i, but a few days ago he suffered a reiapsa. DEATHS. BROWN la this city, on June 19.

Maris Kinsey Brown. arei 63 j-ears. Relatives nd friend are i-rrited to it-Tend the funeral sarvjc" a the remaecce of his brother. Canby Brown. o.

16i7Nortn FVanilm street, on i nurjMiay- Jane is. at. 3 ewes. Iatmntat in sil-rer brook cemetery. DREW La this city, on Jae IT.

'I4. Elizabeth GUes. wxTs ot Ben. R. "Tirerw.

aiied. 43 years. Relatives arui friends are- tavited otven4. the funeral services at the residence of hr husband. 1130 Iaa carter avenue, on Pr day afternoon.

June 19. at 2.30 o'ciocW- Tnterment at Elktoa cemetery. STIktort. on rival of train leavmgXoiasyi'a. railroad station 4.31.

DRAPER In this ctty. on Juno IS. 181 4. Josephine wjfa of Georve S- Zrj. 1-s her 63d year.

Relatives and friends are lirrited to attend th funeral sei-views at hf residence. No. 611 East Teeth street, on afternoon. June is, at 1.30 otiock. Interment Xewarit Union Cemeeerv.

DUG AX In this etry. on Jtme 15. Tt4 fZJZ: -aui Relatives and friends are to tL fMeaceof bsi. iTrl dSfcuiS aSSS1U St. Mary's Church.

Interment Caciredral t-metery. EDWARDS -In this ctty. on June 19, 19a. Sfvanllar, mvi W4Ewa, the funeral from his late residence. Xo.

20H N'rln Lincoln street, on Kridav 'norriiisic 9 O'clock. KAillliMII rt. 't Church. Interment ac Carbedrai remecrT FERGl'SOX-At TaMeyviUe. DeL.

on Jsiaa 14. 1914, Charles K. Kemtuson, id 57 ers. Relatives and friends are invited roartertd tHj funeral services as the residence of his sou-in-law. John I.

Hawka's. No. 510 Perti rreet. on Thursdav aftwnoon. Jtine 1 at, J.HO o'clock.

Friends ean view remains Wj evening. Interment Lombard ceni-ctery. MORGAN lathis city, on June 17. T14 lr. Janies H.

Mormn. 00 Relatives and friends are invited the funeral -rkv at his iae vsideDce, -ori street, on 2 o'cioik. Interuient in Kivr'k cine" lory. WlLKLO.V-in this city, on Ju 191 t. I4zif, unyhier of toe tate in and A ante lj.

Mar- Ivelaiives autl friends are mvved to at if n-J the funeral from tu-r Sate -l North morning ai Vdair. strtst. on Tbu.xlav moroius ai ocitvk. iieoum mass, a. laul Chuwa.

luieriaeiit- ct-inetery UNDERTAKER. Kc ryvjmTV it 7 LJii'- i Uaasrtai-Jf, 94? Pnnrf'i imepaoaA: i ATI I A 1 Hf! Ji I 1 1 (A llLlHiUllIrt 1 I the Best New England Granite and Marble We in cue yo.i ti inspect ar.d over our m.wiv our VP- I DAT 1 esi Taki thv West Fourth street car; a ton tiu'cs ride our works. tilice open on Sunday iroiu '2 ia. uutil i. m.

John J. Donovan, Lancaster and Woodlawa Aves. D. A 1 hone 4247-D. Hctidcace Vhoae 4oo D..