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Evening journal., 1902-10-21
IICRNsE APPLICATIONS

NJ OTICE.-I. THOMAS j. WALSH. tho
~ tenant and occupant Of the house
situated at "a East Third street, I'm the
Second ward I'm the city Of Wilmington,
county OF New Castle, and State
of Delaware. I'm compliance with
the requirements Of the acts
OF the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that ] shall apply IN writing to
the Court OF General Sessions OF the
State Of Delaware, I'm and for New Cas-
tie county, on Monday, tho 18th day OF
November, A. y. 1902, being the next
term OF said court, for a license for said
house, as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein OF Intoxicating liquors, in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the p'remises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens OF said ward, at least
twelve OF whom are substantial freehold
ers Of said ward recommend the said APP
plication, viz;
Evening journal., 1902-10-21
LOST AND FOUND

a OST CERTIFICATES OF sixty-sevcn
L. shares OF stock OF Wilmington and
Kennett lump Ike Company. in the name
of l.. =. Bush having been loat or m s.
laid. notice s. hereby gwen that appli-
Gallon will he made TO said company fer
the Issuance of new certificates. ol6-lt
OSr. yellow and white mongrel PUP.
L. Reward if feiurn-d to Martin Gar
rty 916 West Front street. o2J-5t
Evening journal., 1902-10-21

NJ Office. The Board of Public Educa-
~ ton being desdrous of opening night
schools for the education Of young mon
and wcmen lesid ms an the city. not
over 70 years OF age, who are unab {
70 attend the public day schools. VIII re-
cttve appl cations for admis on between
october 20 and .5 1902. Appl cation may
be made In person or by letter. giving
name. age. sex and residence, 90
DIR. e. G.. SHORTLtDGE,
No. 1912 Market street.
DIR. HARRY G.. BUCNMASTER,
5. 10. corner Fourth and Poplar streets.
JOHN WHITE SIR,
No. no Spruce street.
DIR. J. HARVEY SPRUANCE.
. Corner Second and Monroe streets.
SUPT. GEO. w. TWTTAfYER.
olS-6t Onice IN High School.
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HELP wAATED MA.E

L lFTY men wantel imnedi itely TO cut
L and saw cord wood. Good wages,
steady employment. Apply at -Talley's
saw mill, lust beyond Shcllpot Park, On
Penny Hiil. or j. y. OBERLX No. SSS
Market street. Wilmington. oa-2t
Evening journal., 1902-10-21
sHERIFF's SALES

& HERIFFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ OF Levar Facias, to me di-
rected. will be exposed to public sale, at
the Court House. on Market street, be-
Wilmington, New Castle county and State
gfnto OF Delaware
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INSTRUCTED EoR SCOTT.
San Patreio County Republicans Strong
ly for Him.

San Patrioo County Republicans Strong-
ly Tor Him.
Mathis, Texas, July 22,-In pursuance
Of the cal. issued by the county chairman.
j. E. sullivan, the republicans of san
Patricio county will meet here today for
the purpose of electIng delegates to the
congressional convention to be held at
Fioresyilc July 2s, and to transact such
other business as may properly come be.
fore the convention
Owing to the interest manifested In the
candidacy Of Hon, j. c. Scott of Co.pus
Christi for congress. there was an I'M
usually 'srVe representation present Among
those actively participating in the conyen-
tion were several prominent democrats,
now strenuous supporters of Mr. Scott
Ghc conN entlon was called to order by
Chairman sullivan at 4 o'clock this after
noon. Mr. j L, Gardiner ~ Mathis was
elected temporary chairman and Mr. ]. $,
Denton secretary. The following delegates
were elected to represent this county ct the
congressional convention: ii. J. Finiln,
j r. Gardiner, II. Il. Raney. r. w. Strlck
land and j. II. Wall. They wore instructed
to vote foi j. c, Scott for congress, hrst
last and all the time
Rcsolut ms were passed indorslng the
policies OF the present administration and
the candidacy of Roosevelt for president
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NEW COUNTY OFFICE.
Victoria County Is to Have Sheriff an
Also a Lay Collector.

Victoria County Is to Have a Sheriff and
Also Tax Collector.
Victoria, Texas, July 2i,-Whiic Victoria
county Las had population of over 1000
for fully ten years, the offices OF sheriff
and tax collector have been the same per-
son owing TO the fact that the law nc
ccpts only the Federal census as e,iden e
of the fact. Next November, however tire
offices will be dviCcl ANA tn present In.
cumbent, w x. Calender, has been &C.
cupied for some time In separating the
records and accounts in which he is as.
sisted by H. j Rein,
The county campaign may be said to he
formally opened BY the announcement Of
the candidacy OF present Mayor j. II.
Schneider. also Of H. D. sullivan, formerly
sheritf and tax collector, both tor the ofhce
of tax collector, for which Sho If and HaX
Collector w. r. Calender VIII ilso run.
George II. Heck, the present city marshal,
un1 Robert Welsiger, the present deputy
sheriff will be candidates for sheriff, /"
H. Bailey will run against County Judge
Ben Fly. who will be candidate for re
election Edmond VoGt and Herman Stuart
will be candidates for commissioners to sue.
coed VIII jordan who has moved away.
The campaign promises 10 be more than
usually warm.
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UNTIL AUGUST |.
The Southern Specialists VIII Con.
tinue to Give Their Free Treat.
ment TO All Who Call Before
August Isl.

The Southern Specialists, whose remark.
able success in this community Is well
known, have been obliged to extend their
three months free treatment medicines
excepted until August l.
They treat all Chronic aud Special Dis.
eases Of Men, Women aud Children and are
the recognized expert doctors OF the South
II you are sick or afflicted in any way and
Wish the latest and most scientific treat
ment, plan to call at their Offices at once.
They VIII examine you carefully and tell
you your exact condition and will not prom
lse to cure you unless they are positive.
They have cured over 1000 people In the
State of Texas and can give you the beat
of references.
The Southern Specialists are having won.
derful success In tltting glasses to many
who were unable to have them properly
fitted hy other doctors. The doctor In
charge OF the Eye Department Is a grad
uatc OF one OF the best colleges In the
In adjusting glasses He Is not simply an
pptician but is an up TO date oculist, and
II You wish glasses fitted In the most scien-
tifc manner you should not fail TO call at
the Offices OF the Southern Specialists.
During this week only you cnn have your
gold glasses for the small sum OF IS THIS
is practically the expense TO them and is
more OF an advertisement to prove to the
general public their advanced and success
ful methods. II you wish glasses, call and
accept this generous offer
Offices s03, 400, 405 Moore Burnett build
Ing. Houston Texas. Take elevator for
fourth floor and be sure and nsk elevator
boy for Southern Specialists. Offices
If YOU can not call, write full particulars
Southern Specialists branch Offices, 52ola
Austin avenue. Waco, Texas, aud Keith
building, Beaumont. Texas.
Consultation free.
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PRODUCE MEN PLEASED.
Galveston Dealers Like the Emergency
Rates=As to Cement Rates

Galveston Dealers Like the Emergency
Rates-As to Cement Rates.
Galveston, Texas July 24.-rhe whole.
sale produce men OF this city are mucn
eated over the decision made yesterday
by the railroad commission relative to put
ting on emergency rates on vegetables 10
Offset the effect of the Garvcy mixture
rate H. effect Oh several Interstate roads
leading into Texas. Most Of the vesc-
tables take the 1rst second and tnlrd
class rates, Taking tue second class AS
a basis the proposed change VIII make a
reduction of over 90 per cent in the rates
from Galveston TO poin,s LOO miles distant
and reduction of about 20 per cent Will
be made In the distances TO nearer points.
To intermediate points the reduction be
comes smaller as the distance snortens,
The chamber of commerce Is now being
pressed by the cement importers to secure
adjustments in the rates prevailing on
cement, The matter has been taken up
by Secretary Johnston with the railroau
commission but that body has as yet taken
The following rates are given by the
cement importers to show the existing in
CAPABILITIES in rates:
From Galveston to Beaumont a distance
Of 1894 miles, the rate Is 12ls cents; from
San Antonio 10 Beaumont, a distance OF
100 miles. the rate Is II cents, FROM
Hcrrys, distance of 311.4 miles, Is cents
12l5 cents; from New York, II cents TIE
rate on cement from Galveston TO Houston,
distance Of 4D.1 miles, Is ia cent, per
100; from IIarrys to Houston, distance
of 2G14 miles, ~ celts; from New Orleans,
49, miles l2la cents from New York Is
cents. The rate to I'll Paso from Calves
ton a distance of SST miles, is 3B cents
from Hauys d4o.9 miles, 81 cents, and
from New Orleans, llbi miles, i6 cents
from New York i6 cents.
Secretary Johnston expects to secure the
adjustment desired rs soon as the commis'
sion has had time to investigate the mat
no
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To RE REPEATED TODAY.


fhe patrol formations and field exercises
IN be repeated tomorrow and every day
Hi all the companies are given a trial,
| Is the finest kind OF exercise for the
Rdlers, and every captain is on his mettle
4 Ills efforts to Guido the foe" Captain
sldwell Of the Twelfth cavalry has
'arge of the exercises. Each captain Is
|npelled to draw a map of the route
IN the off,, IS school this morning Gen
n Stacy gave the officers some good ad-
be, which went home to every one. Among
bar things, he called their attention to
8 fact tht the camp had been organized
kg enough to eliminate all excuses for
Eellctlons aud that they would not be
Rerated any longer. He said the camp
ks not for play, as the duty Of the
Rdier was serious one, and that no
Ety should be sighted in the least. He
He'd attention to proper military courtesy,
1d said every officer must be properly
3uted At the close of his remarks he
Sncunced that Major Hare of the Twelfth
.sary would address the officers tomor-
" morning. This announcement was
Braided with pleasure on all sides.
Hmong the prominent arrivals In camp
day were Colonel l.. j. Polk, who Is
|h@s staff. Colonel Polk Is camped With
sneral Scurry. Many visitors paid their
spects to him during the day.
The feature for tomorrow will be squad
b drill Of the cavalry from to p. m.
|ajor Hare will be in command, and as
e regulars know how to drill the event
F. II be q treat to every one.
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IN TWELFTH DISTRICT.
One Thousand Ballots Yesterday With
out Result--NeW Chairman.

One Thousand Ballots Yesterday With
out Result--New Chairman.
Dublin. Texas, July 24.-Dr. Barry, chair
man of the democratic convention, has been
called home leaving this morning, Hon.
]. NJ. Presler of Comanche was elected
chairman in his place Mr. Presler In ac-
cepting, made quite speech, which was
well received.
The 45Glst ballot was called, resulting as
the others; Riddle -; Gillespie IS Poin.
dexter IL
During the day just 1000 ballots were
taken, closing at $500; Hon. j. Powell
mayor Of Fort Worth, aud Hon s. c.
pnddleford OF Clehurnc, addressed the con-
vention during the day, Both were loudly
applaudeG
Tho outlook is Just as it was yesterday.
There was talk of adjournment but moth.
ing dehnite In this line was done today.
There may be q solution, but IL has not
yet developed. Each candidate is serene
and hopeful.
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BEyERIDGE IS WILLING.
Said that He May Speak In the
Fifteenth District.
WANT TO OFFSET BAILEY's INFLUENCE,
Friends OF ]. c. Scott Think the lndianan
VIII Be Able to Do Something in
This Line.

seguin, Texas, July 24--The Post cor.
respondent has It from an authoritative
source that Senator Beveridge OF Indiana
has expressed willingness to make at
least four speeches in the Fifteenth con.
gresslonal district. This Is In response to
private kilograms between Beveridgc and
SCOTS friends. who desire to counterfeit
any eject that Senator Bailey's speeches
In Gamers behalf may have.
The campaign is warming up.
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston. Texas. July 2l.--The sales a,
the Galveston oil exchange today were as
follows:
Anglo American. 1000 shares at 3%c
Geyser of Galveston. 200 shares ut ice
Continental National. 1900 shares at loc.
Lucky Dime SEQ shares at 4c.
Lucky Dime. 500 shares at Sc.
Manhattan. $50 shares NJ 22iec.
Seaboard. 5000 shares at lie.
Seaboard. 300 shares at 1Ac.
Sour Lake Springs, shares at S100
Success 1000 shares at Toe
Texas Star. 100 shares at 25c
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through the city today. en- route IN Llnno.
whore he viii attend the big celebration
there. lie Will deliver n speech
Judge e. A. Woods county Judge or New.
ton county, is IN the city on business with
some Of the state departments.
Hon. John b. payton Of Trinity, mem
Der Of the penitcntlury board, is In the
city attending the special meeting.
sheriff Guy Townsend Of Robertson coun-
ty Is I'm the city on business with tins
comptrollers department.
j. $. Bonner manager Of the Southwest
crn OIL company Of Houston ii In the city
on business with some OF the Statc depart
ments.
Misses Lucy and Ruth Love have gone 10
WnSahache to spend come time visiting
relatives and friends.
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THAT PALESTINE MIDDLE.
Secretary of Mschnists Association Gives
Other Side OF Case.

Secretary of Mschinists Association Gives
Other Side OF Case.
To the Editor of The Post
Office Of Machinists Executive Commit
tee, International and Great Northern Rail
road, Palestine, Texas July PAL see in
your paper of yesterday an article pub
lshed as an interview by your correspond
ent at Bryan with Mr. Leroy Trice relative
to the Agricultural and Mechanical college
students who came To this city and took
the places of striking machnists. in which
he states that the acting president is en-
tlrely blameless. and that he Is glad the
governor is going 10 investigate the matter.
In order to put US right, also those who
have taken an interest in this matter, VIII
ask you TO be kind enough 10 publish this
letter. which I, as secretary of the machin-
lists lodge received flom the acting pr, ST.
dent Mr. K. IL. Whitlock, in reply ia a
letter which / had written him requesting
him 10 please use his influence In Keeping
the boys away from here while the strike
was on. The following In his reply. which
exnlains itself In which he seems to as
sumo the responsibility of sending the boys.
as he states that II have air ady sent all
the available material etc.
"Mr. 5. t. Howard, Palestine, Texas.
college station, Texas. June H. 1907
Dear sir; ! am In receipt of yo.,r request
of June H. ana write 10 inform You that
Won are TOO late with your request. as ]
have already sent all the available material
10 the shops at Palestine. Yours very truly,
w '''S r. II. Whitlock,"
yo,rs truIy. 5. T. Howard,
Secretary French Lodge, international As
ISOLATION of Machinists' No 90
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Will INVITE scHLEY.

He VIII Be Asked 10 Be an Attraction
at the Fair.
Dallas, Texas, July "a Admiral schlcy
will be extended a formal invitation 10
visit Dallas carly in October, while the
Texas State fair aud Dallas exposition Is
IN progress. This was decided upon at the
meetinf OF the Commercial club directors
today. The following committee was
named to take the matter up In behalf
Of the State OF Texas, the State fair and
the city Of Dallas: Frank =. Holland,
chairman: J. Il. Trezevant Royal A. Ferris,
Alex Sanger, Philip Lindsey. L. ii. X.
Green, John y. Simpson. r. n. Hunt, W.
6. Sterrett and George NJ. Bailey.
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mis- BY CAVALRYMEN.
~ Legs Formed Feature Of Day
al Encampment.
\ EXERCISES WERE INTERESTING
-, Were Given Taste Of Real
E,s,t--sham Battle Is to Be Fought
on Monday.

a. rs,as. July 24.-The feature at
.,mp today was a drill by two troops
,,s twelfth cavalry. The 6rst was
y IN command Of Lieutenant II. n.
~. and It gave fine exhibition of
~, riding. spiral. the figure and
so. The men were in the best Of
/. and their feats of horsemansnip
1 londly applauded by the hundreds
Spectators.
n. vas followed by troop d. in com
II =, Captain Caldwell, who put his
| through a general exhibition drill.
wos also very fine and was some
4, new for the militia.
n, sham battle Monday will be the
fns feature OF the camp. and already
/ officers are getting ready for It, The
n. and everything relating to them are
course Of preparation, and when they
completed they will outline one of
hast sham battles every fought in
L. The men will he furnished with
|n,v Of ammunition. so the discharging
(srearms will be numerous and plentiful.
Fsdmission fee In order to purchase ad-
konal land around the camp for the
fCnse of enlarglng the parade grounds.
A land will be bought with the proceeds
.ham battle day and viii be at once
bded to the State.
fhe aeld exercises this morning, consist
N natrol formations and attacks, were
(risd OFT 10 the letter, and were pro-
Enced TO be excellent by the United
(tes army officers who had charge Of
I'M SIX companies left camp at
[ock in as many different directions and
4 our later six other companies departed
the purpose of checking the return Of
troops that went out first. Some lively
tes were had The Cuero Rifles, under
command of Captain Mcconnell, cap
I'D the Fort Worth company and re-
Eued to camp without any trouble. Lieu
esnt Westervelt Of the artillery stated
n as a whole the volunteers acquitted
smselves creditnbly.
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PENITENTIARY BOARD MET
DISPOSITION OF STATES SUGAR
CROP WAS DISCUSSED.
-Four Thousand Acres of Cane Are Under
CultVation--Work on the New
Sugar Mill.

Austin, Texas, July 24.-rhc state peni.
Tertiary board held a special meeting this
afternoon for the purpose Of discussing and
adopting plans for harvesting the crop of
sugar cane now growing ON the William
Clemens farm. The state has now in cul-
t!vatlon 1000 acres OF sugar cane In fine
condition, Means were adopted for tuking
care OF the crop preparatory TO the grind
ing when the new state sugar mill is com.
pleted. The work on the new Ril is pro.
crossing very wei! and 1t is believed that
1t VIII be completed by October 10.
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ARTILLERY DRILL.

The artillery drill today was very good
considering the fact that the horses are
as much volunteer" as the men.
An orderly rode up to an officer yester.
day and after saluting stated that lie for.
got what he came after
One of the young ladies remarked yester.
gay that the boys were out rehearsing "
Inc troops were drilling at the time
- Lieutenant Roberts of the Houston Light
Guard is In charge Of the commissary.
Lieutenant Cass of the Twelfth cavalry.
stationed at Fort Clark, visited the camp
today.
The regulars had mounted guard mount
thlS morning, which was very pretty.
Quartermaster Olson Of the Cuero Rifles
pany.
Tho Mayors Guard of Waco has neat
quarters Mt all times.
The Houston Cavalry troop makes fine
appearance on division review
Inc attendance Of visitors at the camp
the week -
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Suicide BY SHOOTING.

Fort Worth, Texas, July 24.-wiliam
Carr, aged 40, killed himself six miles from
Dublin today. His body Was found near
his home, the head having been blown en-.
tirely from the body. double barreled
shot gun was used. The butt OF the gun
was placed on the ground and with a
string attached 10 the trigger he managed
70 discharge IT, Carr left a widow and
nine children,
John Williams, colored, was killed by
his wife near Forest Hill, this county this
afternoon. Officers have gone 10 the scene.
No particulars have been learned.
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TWO TICKETS NAMED.
Socialists of Texas Have Held Two State
CnnNnntinns

Socialists of Texas Have Held Two State
Conventions.
san Antonio, Texas. July 2l,'The social
lists of Texas have held two State conven.
lions. one at Dallas and one In san An
tonic, both conventions nominating eandi,
dates for governor aud other State officers.
There is no afhllation between the two
branches of SOCIALISTS any more than there
~ between the democratic and republican
parties, yet both oppose the competitive
system.
The convention at Dallas which nomi.
mated Hon. w. w Freeman of bed Rio
was the convention Of the socialist party
Of America" Tho convention held at san
Antonio which nominated &. H. loyal Of
labor party.
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PROVOST GUARDS WORK

The provost guard had quiet time last
night, as everything was very orderly
When a soldier is arrested in town he is
a mounted guard
Captain Sneed Of the Miller Rifles, Waco.
was regimental officer Of the day today
Six companies Of the Second went to the
rifle range today
The guard mount In the Second regiment
today
Lieutenant Sunou of the Twelfth cavalry
day.
Lieutenant Colonel Hulen Of the First
Texas cavalry visited camp today. He was
captain in the Thlrty-third volunteers
and served in the Philippines.
Major Baushel Of the First regiment was
field officer of the day today.
c; b; Giles Is the efficient stenographer
at headquarters
The health Of the camp is excellent.
There was not patient in the hospital to-
day.
The Henderson and Marshall companies
arrived In camp this morning and the Tyler
company Will he In tomorrow
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Quarantine Order Issued.

Austin, Texas, July 2i-State Health Or
hcer George r. Tabor, with the approval
Of the governor, today issued the following
notice to all quarantine officers at the
various Texas ports;
"All vessels having been at sen fifteen
days or longer from ports infected with
bubonlc plague, cholera or smallpox with
no sickness on board since day OF clear.
ancc VIII not be detained M quarantine eN'
cept for dislnfcctlOn."
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Gold Eaalc. 1000 shares at Toe.
Gold Eagle. 1000 shares at lCc.
Gold Eagle, 1000 shares at fnc.
Gold Eagle, 100 shares at 100.
OIL {. o. b. No. 1, 900.
oil (. o. b No 2, Zoe
New oil Company.

Lake Charles. La July 24-rhe charter
Of the McFarlain OIL and Pipe Line com.
pany, with capital Of s2oo,ooo aud u home
at Jennings. was recorded today. The com.
pany reserves the right to engage In every
kind Of oil business known. A. ID, McFar.
lain is president, W. X. Conklin vice presl.
dent aud c. Il, wooten secretary ana treas
urer and these with ]. r Hardly and j.
W. Albright. comprise the board OF direc.
tors. The capital stock is practically all
subscribed for.
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Tuler companv on puty.

Tyler, Texas, July 2+-The Horace Chill
ton volunteers returned last night from
Henderson, where they were ordered to
protect the negro Frederickson, and left
this morning fifty strong for the Austin
encampment Owing to the company's
service for the past few days IL viii be
excused from guard and fatigue duty and
the boys viii devote their time while IN
the capital city to society functions.
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To Be Named swearInnen.

Austin, Texas, July 2i.--It was announced
today by State Health ofhcer Tabor that
he had decided TO name the new quarans
tine disinfecting vessel at the port of Gal
weston Swearlngen' in honor Of the mem
ory of Or, X, NJ. Swcaringen, at one time
state health officer OF Texas
The new vessel Is now In course OF con
strucuon at Philadelphia and will be READY
for USE this fan, The shlp viii cose $751;.
$50. Forty-dve thousand dollars was ap.
proprInted for that purpose 10y the last leg.
islature