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Evening journal., 1901-01-26
PROMINENT JERSEYNlN
HAS SINISTER DESIGNS

With his mind filled with dark and
bloodthirsty designs, E.r Leak, OF
Glassboro, n j.. settled down upon
Wilmington and Dei@ware in general
this morning. lie is a guest of Harry
Y. kasom, but has business other than
OF social nature in visiting the pou-
try yard OF the Blue Hens chickens.
he was here before and at that time
he had designs against the rare spe-
cios of chickens for which the Diamond
State is widely renowned, but this
time he Is perfectlng arrangements to
attack the big pike and other fine FISH
that abound in the Delaware and
Chesapeake canal. He recently pur-
chased eight fine rods and reels and is
preparing his armor to do wholesale
execution among the hnny occupants
Of the Delaware artificial waterway.
Mr. Leak formerly was mayor and
foremost chicken raiser OF GlasshOro.
but at present he contents himself with
being chief warden Of vBells Pond
Fishery" which Is a lake owned and
stocked by the Bells Lake Club. and
the pond abounds in choice game fish
OF every variety. This dsherman's
lui ioNtoN - htNt tANiunANtiN Aol the
use Of the members of the club, and
honored guests to the same. Not con-
tent with this fish reserve. the ex-oifi-
cIal from New Jersey would assail with
bamboo rod and tempting bait the UNI
suspecting pike and bass of Delaware
Although Mr.. Leaks designs are
well-known 10 the natives Of Delaware
there has been no move to have the
State troops intercept him or in any
way interfere with his murderous pur-
pose.
The only hope Is that the General
Assembly. which is now in session in
Dover viii take some steps TO project
the fisheries.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
HOFVECEER AFTER LEGISLATION
Working for Establishment Of Beacon
LIght at erubb's landing

Congl Walter o. Honecker is
working actively FOR legislation iro-
yidlng for the placing Of a beacon ght
az Grubh's Landing. en- the river sew
eral miles 20 the north OF the city The
bin is endorsed by the Delaware Pilots
Association and the Philadelphia
Maritime Exchange.
In a letter written by Mr. Honeckel
10 Walter II. Hayes the congressman
says ikat had the bin providing fal
Improvement to Wilmington habnr.
been ln his hands months ago ne coul5
have obtained more money for tht
work than the bin appropriaies.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
LETTERS FGea THg PEOPLE
Conservative MINIS Annual


TO the Editor Of the Evening Journal.
Sir AS an observer Of the present
political situation of this State. l can
not refrain from commenting on and
calling the attention of our sober
minded and thoughtful citizens to the
present plan of warfare inaugurated
by j. Edward Addicks in mis- aspira-
tlons to the senatorship.
There are many among us, possibly.
who have deplored with sincere regret
the split in the Republican party, and
who have thought, and maybe think
still, that a compromise should be
effected and Mr. Addicks sent to the
United States Senate: but in the face
Of the scandalous attack made by Mr.
Addicks in his organ this week on one
OF our largest industrial concerns, It
strikes me that Mr. Addicks has once
and for all time forfeited all claim to
any consideration at the hands of the
reputable citizens of this state
am not bitter partisan. have
voted for and against the Union Re-
publican candidates. and l have also
voted for Democrats when | consid-
cred they were better men for the po-
SlJlOn tney were nominated for than
their opponents, and I therefore claim
to be an unbiased person, and open To-
argument and conviction. l have lis.
tened with attention to the claims Of
Mr.. Addicks' adherents. but in the face
OF the methods Mr.. Addicks has adopt
ed this week all consideration for
him or his claims have been swept
away, and / urge upon our business
professional and working men, in fact
upon all our reputable citizens, the i'm
portance of giving utterance to then
\ just indignation at the course Mr. Ad-
dicks has taken, and further to support
the men at Dover with all the hell
they can give them in the tight they
are making to defeat this most un-
scrupulous and reckless defamer l am
Very truly yours,
OBSERVER.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
IMPROVEMENTS
FOR NEW CASTLE
Water and Electric Light
Plant Will be Erected
There
snecIal % lhe EvenIng Journal.

fI'AaAA A' AAA' NahNAAANh NNNAANNAt
New Castle Jan. 26.-Ihe city Is
TO own a water ana electric ghl
plaI. This was decided az meeting
OF property hcidrs held last evening.
The cost of the plant is 10 be soc 600
which money is to be raised by ISSUE
ing bonds. notice of which legislot Oh
Will be given in the House az Repre-
seutaNyes In Dover next week by
Chauncey p Holcomb
The meeting was harmonious iu
every particular It's delbcra. 1ns
We're opened by b. H. Daakyne. who
reported that after due investiga ton
q combined water and light liant
could be erected az a cost cf SEQ 00O
The water plant alone would cost S40
COO. This includes the ccst OF lin.
erection Of stand pipe, station and the
laying Of mains. The costs of sewer
would be $4,000, but the c-mm ltee
decided that this particular improve
mont was net demanded az this time
Mr. Holcomb reported that he had IN
spected the water and electric ghl
plants In Milford. Dover and Middle
town, and found that each Is yielding
a dividend Prices are far below those
charged here. Fer instance. In one
Milford homs the occupant rays but 81 q
month for sixteen lights. two BATH
tubs. water In store and house last
years receipts were S9.649.S9. and the
expenditures. Si3l6.23.
Mr. Janvier of the Law Committee
reported that the city was empowered
TO create q bonded debt provided the
authority of the Legislature is ob.
tanned
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Social and Personal Notes

Mrs l. Logan. of this city. attended
the wedding OF Miss Elsie NJ. Murray
and John Faulkner In Chester, on
Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Smithers OF SMYRNA. Is
visiting I'm Wilmington and Philadel.
phia
Miss Belle Goodwin and Miss Eliza.
beth Cooper have been visiting IN Cam.
den.
Mrs. Henry s. Anthony. of Smyrna
has returned home from n visit &c
Wilmington.
Miss Mary Anthony. Of Smyrna. d
visiting 'n Wilmington, Chester an,
Philadelphia
Mrs Mary j. Boyd. OF Smyrna. hai
returned home from an extended visi
to Wilmington.
Joseph Mellon, William Van Hor1
ana John Kelly, Of Chester vlsitel
/ Wilmington yesterday.
Mrs. r. George Walker, OF Elsmere
who has been visiting relatives h
chester has returned home.
Julian C. Walker is confined to nj
j home by illness.
i Wilmington's social set last evening
gave the second VI the series OF Fridai
might subscription dances In the New
Century Club Building. Il was largei
attended, many Of the dancers bein-
from out Of the city.
Miss Mary Swift entertained at
luncheon on Thursday.
Mrs. Harrison w Howell has recoy
cred from an attack Of the grin
Mrs z Tatnau Warner will give
luncheon On Thursday in honor c
Miss Ethel Lea. enc " this season
dcbItantcs.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
LEGISLATIVE ROUTINE
U0VUr, Doh, jam ~.
SENATE MORNING SESSION.

foAtli iltl.s iAh. -ns
SENATE MORNING SESSION.
Met at II o'clock. Absent, Mr. Farlow.
Noice-By Mr.. Knox, aot TO repeal the
state detective act by Mr.. Wright, an
act TO provide for the registration OF land
titles i'm the State Of Delaware and TO
simplify the transfer OF all real estate;
by Mr.. Knox an act in relation 10 ner-
sons sentenced To- be whipped with lRshes,
hy Mr.. Abbott an act TO amend an act
to provide for the establishment OF state
board of agriculture, thereby enabling the
governor 10 appoint q commissioner of
agriculture: by Mr.. Slaughter an ac, 10
incorporate the Diamond State Trust
Company; by Mr. Harrington, an act to
repeal chapter 2l7, volume "a, Laws of
Delaware, entitled an act 10 amend chap
tcr 30 of the Revised Statutes concern-
Ing religious societies, and restoring the
provisions stricken out hy said act.
introduced by Mr. Brasure, an act to
prohibit the sale and manufacture of ci-
garettes cigarette papers and cigarette
tobacco within the state lreferred); by
Mr.. Knox, an act providing for the CONE
mencement Of actions ex delcto by for-
uisn attachment process by Mr.. Blakely,
an act creating the office of state ve.er-
mary physician referreO.
passed-Senate bin in relation 20 the
shad patrol at New Castle yeas. 9, nays,
81; House bin approprim.ing $4,000 20
the Delaware State Hospital at Farm
hurst
Recess until 2.SO p. m.
SENATE-AF'TERNOON SESSION
Reassemhled at 2.40 o'clock.
Notlce-By Mr.. pennewil, an act au-
ihorizing a special tax to provide a special
fund for the purchase Of oyster shells FOR
the roads in the Second Representative
district. Sussex county by Mr.. Knox, an
ac, in relation TO money belonging 20 tho
state aud the school fund; by Mr.Slaugh-
ter, an act prohibiting the use of trading
stamps IN this state.
fntroduced-By Mr.. McFarlin, an ac
20 repeal The act 10 amend chapter 70
volume u, Laws Of Delaware (sbad pa.
/ ,rol bin
Read 6rst time-.Houso bill providing
/ Saturday half holidays for banks in st
Georges hundred lreferredl.
! Passed-Senate bills authorizing thl
Evening journal., 1901-01-26

governor 90 appoint additional notaries
public I'm Dover and Milford
Offered amended and adolted-By Mr.
Alice, a joint resolution authorizing the
state ihraiian lo purchase dictionary
for the State library for the use OF the
legislative attorneys, and others.
Clerk Cain, Oh motion Of Mr.. Knox,
read the pairs, which were the same as
last week.
Adjourned until II a. M. tomorrow.
HOUSE MORNING SESSION.
Mel at 1915 o'clock.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll called Absent Messrs. Hodgson
Ralph and Warren
journal read and approved
Adopted Resolution offered by Mr..
Ilolcomb. providing for the printing Of
1000 additional copies of the House Good
Roads bill.
Withdrawn-House bill providing state
aid for the burial Of INDECENT soldiers
sailors and marines.
Noticc-By Mr. Monaghan an act
regulating the hours for labor upon an
municipal and state work by Mr. Shall
crJss an act amending chapter ll4, vol.
unie M, Laws Of Delaware. regulating
weights and measures: by Mr.. Clark, 20.
act 20 prevent the stealing of dead bodies
and holding them as ransom; by Mr..
Kitchen, an act amending the act pro-
yiding for lhe purity and secrecy Of The
ballot, by Mr.. Shallcross, an act amend
ing chapter l54. volume 49, Laws Of Della
ware relating 10 taxation ai Aiddletown:
hy Mr. Ewing, an act requiring banks
aud other corporations to publish notices
of unclaimed dividends, deposits snd bal
nnces in certain cases.
Reported favorably House pim repeal
ing the liquor saloon screen law.
Introduced-By Mr.. Shallcross an act
providing for the establishment and
maintenance of free public libraries: by
Mr.. llealy AN ac relating 70 pleading
and practices by Mr. Robertson, an net
relating TO the Levy Court of New Castle
county; hy Mr.. Hardesty an act author
izing Frederica Board of Education 40
borrow $4,000: by Mr.. Ewing. an act en-
ablng surety companies 20 become surety
on the bonds OF state. county and muni-
cipal officers. by Mr. Chandler. au act re-
lating to imitation butter: by Mr. White,
an act requiring shippers of wild ducks
ana geese to- pay a state license. by Mr.
lrcttyman, an act authorizing the gov
ernor TO appoint an additional notary
public for Indian River hundred: by Mr.
Robertson. an act providing for the audit.
ing of the books and accounts Of certain
officers OF New Castle county.
Read and referred-il0use bin fxing
the salaries OF certain officers Of New
Castle county; Senate bill authorizing th,
governor to appoint an additional notary
/ public for Wilmington hundred: Hous,
lil providing FOR the punishment of de-
PENDANTS ia execution OF attachment pro.
cess who remove from the county prop
erty levied upon or seized under such exc
cution OF attachment process.
Raqpae
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
A GOOD TIME TO BEGIN

More New students catering Day and
Evening Sessions ofGoidey College
Any young man OF young woman
who wants 70 be quickly prepared for
a good paying position and AIDED TO a.,
should at unce enroll at Goldey College,
whose powerful and extensive influence
is weekly bringing applications to its
desk for its graduates. See want coz
umn in this paper New students en-
tered the day and evening sessions
this week. others will enter next week
and in the weeks following. The in
struction is mainly individual. not by
the usual class plan. and each student
is practically a class to himself Write
for free and magnificent catalogue. Of
call at the college Office. Eighth ant
Market streets. 10 daily. or z 10 .
Monday Tuesday ana Thursday even
lngs. II S Goldey Principal
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Personally Conducted Tours via B. 81
ORR.

Prsonally conducted tours from
wilmington to Old Point Comfort.
Va, via Washington. Richmond and
the James River, Will be run on the
following dates, leaving Wilmington at
up m: January 26th. reDruary 2nA
February 23rd march 10th. March
S0th, April 18th, April 27th and May
llth- The rate from Wilmington win
be S3l.00, covering every expense, in
Guiding accommodations at the "lsb-
hitt' or Riggs" House IN Washington
the "Jenerson" I'm Richmond and the
Hygeia" at Old Point Comfort. Tickets
viii ho good for ten days with stop
ever privilege. For Book Of Tours and
fun particulars apply to II. A. Miller,
a.. A., Delaware Avenue Station, Will
m,ngton. Del.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Sent to the Penetentiary

WilfOrd Washington, colored, one O.
the men who recently slashed Marian
Macdonald rregsman for the Eyeninl
Journal, in the face with a razor be-
cause Macdonald objected to him in.
sul.tng a white women in a trolley can
in Philadelphia was sentenced tC
eighteen months in the penitentiary by
the Philadelphia courts yesterday
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Men struck i,y Oar

While John Falaschi and Julius pi-
plesio were walking along the car
tracks al Twsnty-second and Market
streets last night, they were struck
by am approaching car They were
sent tc the Delaware Hospital, where
1t was found that, although no bones
were broken, they were badly bruised.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
snnot by a Car

While john Griffith. a mill, man liv-
ing near Newport. was driving at Del
aware avenue and DUPONT street early
this morning, his wagon was struck
by a trolley car. The horse became
frightened and ran away. AT Fourth
and DUPONT streets the vehicie
colhdsd with a lamp-post. breaking
the glass i'm the wagon and splling a
quantity Of milk
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Hcld On T,,r,.nv Charre

Before Judge Cochran n City Court
this morning Joseph Christy, colored
charged with the larceny of a watch
valued at S6. the properly Of John Cor
don, also colcred, was held in 5000
bail for upper count. George Mousley
and Samuel Klonin, dis0rderly con-
duct. We're each fined SO and costs
William Mckinley, drunk. was assess
ed SO and costs.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Mr.. rihhi,,aL.c,nres

G.. + Tibbitts lectured in Rolney
Street Church last evening ON the sub
ject Soldiers in the Fight" This AZ
ternOon, in Y. NJ. c. A. Hail. Mr.. Tib-
bits VIII speak to the hoys of the u.s.
sociation. Tomorrow afternoon hC
will speak in the same place on tho
subject A Journey Through Pales.
tine, and in the evening on Chr s.
tian Activity"
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
OnncInye n Prnrre.slnr

James Young Conclave. No. 9. Hepta.
scphs, or S. w. NJ. entertained the
grand officers last evening, as well as
several large delegations Of other con-
claves, in their rooms No S29 Orange
street. Speeches were ma ie by a
number Of members and refreshments
were served. A smoker followed
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
EntertalnIng Engllsh Glrls

Mrs. Samuel Bancroft has as her
guests the Misses Bright, two English
girls. who are nleces of Walter John
Bright. Yesterday Mrs. George Bates
gave a luncheon In their honor Mrs
Bancroft also is entertaining Miss May
stapler, OF Sandy Springs. Nd
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
TeIenhones Are Chnnred

Pursuant to an order Of the Levy
Court ON January II, Delmarvia tele-
phones in the Court House were re-
moved yesterday Afternoon and will be
replaced next week by the phones OF
the Delawars and Atlantic C2mnanY.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
sleiphs Are Ont

Snow is sufficiently deep on the
county roads TO admit of excellent
sleighlng. On the Kennett pike many
stylish turnOuts were seen last night.
Out at Hockessin the sleighing gives
indication Of being good for several
days.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
RAILROADS

DAunO4n
Schedule IN effect November 25 1900
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
CO EXPRESS TRANS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave
nue. Station, for
NEW YORK, week days, s501. '9.sS
1852 a. m; 'l2.19, "2.S4. 'S5S, sis (Royul
Limited, 1921, ZAP. 1852 p. m. Sundays,
f5.0l, FQ39, Fll35 a. M; F2.34, *3.58, s5B
(Royal Limited), e742, +1052 p m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, '5.0l,
$50, $3.50. 73O, 'S.25, '939, s0.52, Hos a. IN.
'l219. ,2.S4, 300 .s.5S. SIS (Royal Limit
ed), 800 t627 6.35, t7.42, '1052 p. m. sun
days, F5.0l, 730, $50, r939, 1053 F113j a. m;
.2.34, 800, -35S, '5.lS (Royal Limited; 6.S5,
Chester. week .s days, ". $50 $3.50. 7.so, 's.25,
'9.S9, 1852 11.0S a. m; 1884 800, f5.25, 6.S5,
ZAP, sl052 p. m. Sundays, l30, $50, 1883.
lo;S9, .nS5 a. m; '2.S4. 800, 6S5, '.i2 9'OS.
Atlantic city,weeix days,'65O a. m. :'12i9.
S4 and '5.S p. m Sundays, 1S0 a. m. 4;
Cape May. Ocean city. week days.
$50 a. m. p "a p. m. Sundays. 7.30 a. m.
Sea Isle City week days, $50 a. m
+2A p. m.
.tlS, e.55, 'sQi, 'll.M a. m; -l256 200
Sls, $40. 457, $50 CRoyal Limited), 'S.04
aiois p % ossneags os .s q lS 500 sos
Baltimore and way stations. 655 a. m. /:
8.l9 p. m, daily except Sunday; sos a m. :
6.43 p. m, sunday only.
s1i.Oi a. m: 1886 3.19. sa57 6.25. sSoi
p. m. Sundays, '4.1s. .sN. 9.O5 a. m. I;
sl2o6 457, 64S, 7.S2, +S.04 p. m.
Pittsburg, week days, 1904 a. m; s457.
'lol6 p. m. Sundays, 's.o4 a. m; '457.
| -l016 D. m.
Chicago daily, .s.o4 a. m; '457 p. m.
/ Cincinnati and St. Louis, 418 a. m. ;
1885 and si016 p. m, daily
Singerly accommodation, week days,
6.55 a. m; s19 6.25 p. m. Sundays, 9O5 a..
m; G.43. 7S2 p. m.
Landenberg. accommodation week days.
319. 4.57 p. m. Sundays, 643 d. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore, week DAYS. 3100n. m
Iandenberg,- week days, $40 a. IN. 8lo
500 p. m. Sundays, go a. m. GAS p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Will
mington, week days, 1885, $50, r7.sQ, 1925,
100 a. m; tl229, 'l37, 215, 1907, s4.20, 40,
$50 s54S (Royal Limlted), sos $50, 'l.30.
'940, f1l.35 p. m. Sundays. 1885. 7.30, 500
and 100 a. m; 1920, '1.37. las, 430 $50,
SIS (Royal Limited, $50, '7.so, '94o 1oa
p. m.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 19s
Rates 70 Western points lower than VIA
any other line. f. d. UNDERWOOD,
H. A. Miller. Passenger Agent Wii-
limingtOn. Del.
D. r. MARTIN. lEsan. Of Pass Traffic
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Chanqe iu Reading sIenais

An order has been issued By the oni-
cials Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company. changing the sys-
tenn Of signals now in use AZ the p &
o. crcss~over at tho foot Of Orange
street When the new arrangement
goec into effect the crossing wa.chman
will have 10 set signals at both Orange
aud West streets crossings
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Bank Cashier serionsIy nl

Thomas F. Young. cashier Of the
Farmers Bank, at Third and Market
streets, was taken seriously i'll sudden
ly last evening. He became delirious
shortly after he was seized He Is al
his home, No. I'LL Jefferson street.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Secretary oahurs werk,v Report

Andrew c. Cahlll, secretary of the
Board of Health, issues the following
report for the week ending at noon
to-day: Deaths reported, "a; births. III;
marriages, IL. For a corresponding
period last year: Deaths, 29i birhs, 19;
marriages, 9.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
1rnnefer nfNe,r Linz

Cars ON the DuPont-Front street
line ran to-day on twelve-minute
schedule, which will be continued. The
merging Of the lines has placed in
force an entirely new transfer system
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Insnrance Men win DIno

In the Clayton House this evening
the Prudential Life Insurance Com
pany Of Newark n. j.. viii give its
annual dinner 10 the executive force
and field staff in Wilmington. A num-
Der of invitations have been issued.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
AFTERNOON SESSION.

heassemhled at 2.20 o'clock.
Notice-By Mr.. Aron. an act authoriz-
ing the governor TO appoint an additional
justice OF the peace for Kent county. to
reside at or near Masten's by Mr.. Vim
yard. an act prescribing the method of
npportioning the public school fund
among the school districts of the state:
by Mr.. Arou, an act authorizing the gov
crnor 90 appoint an additional notary
public for Kent county to reside in OF
near Mastens
Concurrcd Senate joint resolution
providing for the appointments of joint
committee 10 examine the state lihrary's
new catalogue and for the Librarians
compensation for the preparation OF the
same ayes &C. nays, %. Messrs. Hope
Clark, and Shallcross appointed to be the
House members Of the committee.
Reported favorably- Senate bin au-
ihori2ing the governor 20 appoin an adj
ditiopal notary public for Wilmington
hundred; Senate bin authorizing the gov
crnor to appoint an additional notary pub
lic for New Castle county, to reside In
Wilmington.
Adopted-Rosoiution offered by Mr.
Moore. providing tat all pairs for to-
mOrrOw's session shall be- recorded witt
the clerk before adjournment to-day. anl
any member So paired shall not vote foi
United States senator at said session to-
morrow without the consent OF the mem.
ber with whom he is paired. Pairs re-
corded.
Adjourned until 1880 a. N. tomorrow
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Mrs. sou,hnrd Is nenh

Mrs Stephen s. Southland died in the
Delaware Hospital early this morning.
Her funeral will take place from No
sos North Franklin street. on Tuesday
afternoon. Interment will be private.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Unknown Man m Tho Morgue

In the morgue Of coroners assistant.
James T. Chandler. lies the body Of
the unknown man who was killed on
the railroad at Bellevue on Monday.
Although many persons have viewed
the corpse, none has been able 10
Identity it.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Young Phvsicinn IN

pr. Henry w. Bryan. a well-known
young physician of this city, is seri-
cusly i'll with pneumonia Il is fear
ed that he will not recover.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
For ~ Cold in the Head
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Table

Preparations are being made in
tha grammar schools for the Winter
examinations which will begin next
Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26

For the Accommodation Of persons
who witness the basketball games. ad-
dit.onal seats have been placed IN
West End Reading Room.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26

Letters of administration on the
estate OF Mary Toy have been
granted to Thomas Toy.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
OBSERVER
Puzzle Prize

5000 given away. For particulars
see our window. Grand Union Tea Co.,
609 King street.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26

Bousllon a Ia biyalve tonight at VIM.
3 Mana's saiCsn. Eghth and Orange
Evening journal., 1901-01-26

TO PREVENT THE GRIP
Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes III
cause.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26

To Cure Cold in one Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quin le Csblets.
All druggists refund the h4oi.al IL Il
fails to cure. E. w. Groves eIature
Is on each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26

For "a Gold in tIr Head
u axa1Ivo Brolno-Qouuine Tablets.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-04-26

They seem to think that they alone
in an atmosphere of law and order.
whereas their tenighted brethren in
the west and south are never so happy
as when ~perforeting Zach other with
pistol bullets or carving each other
with bowie knives. Yet IL is
doubtful whether in any south
fern or western state there are
las many murders in a year as
as there are in the same period in the
lefty of New York. Last SATURDAY.
levening. according to the New York
World, there were three affairs of
THE revolver in the metropolis. and
several accompanying deaths and fatal
woundings. In no cas- was there any
allegation of accidental shooting. The
pistols were out for business The
World adds that hardly a day passes
in New York but the crack of the pis-
tol is heard IN he city. Indeed, Co
than seems to be outdoing the widest
lof Wild Vests in the reckIessness and
Frequency of its shooting"