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Evening journal., 1903-09-10
MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business in this County and
adjoining territory for well and favor
ably known House OF solid financial
standing $1,000 straight cash salary
and expenses, paid each Monday by
check direct from headquarters. Ex-
pepse money advanced; position per-
manent. Address Manager, 61o Mo-
non 5ldgs Chicago, IN.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Will Dance for Charity

Several young men residing m The south
western section of the city will give an
entertainment and dance on Wednesday
evenng &. September 30, for the benefit Of
tn new st. Thomas r. C. Church. A
.arge number Of tickets have already
been sold and the affair promises TO be
success.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10

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Evening journal., 1903-09-10
To Talk on Recent LynohIna.

George NJ. Warner OF Georgetown,
will make an address at the FFiends'
Meeting House. Ninth and Tatnall
streets. next Tuesday night Mr.. War
ner will probably talk on the recent
lynching Of George White.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Rla steamshln unloadlna.

Two hlg steamships are now of Pigeon
Point in this lefty. but neither can make a
landing on account OF the shallow water
The Blauneld is unloading nitrate Of
soda for j.. J. DUPONT De Nemours q
Company, and tho Groathaw from Towey,
England. IS unloading china ebay for the
Golding and Sons Company.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Past Tense.

Miss Passay-He paid me quite IA
compliment, think.
Miss Pert-lndeedl
Miss Passay~Yes. understand he
remarked that it's because I'm too par
ticular that haven't married.
Miss Pert-Not exactly. What be said
was that because you were too particu-
lar you didn't marry. - Philadelphia
Press.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Anderson-Craie

MissEthel Octavla Craig and Calver An
derson were married In St. Andrews
Church yesterday. the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. George c. Hail. ID.
D.. in the absence Of the rector, the Rev
Hubert W. Wells. Miss Anna c.. Buck
maiter was maid Of honor and Godfrey r..
Handy was best man.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
could Hear Il Again.

Mr.. Sampson TREMENDOUSLY - Miss
Lydia, / want TO tell you-er-the old,
old story
Then his agitation got the better OF
him, and he paused.
Iydia-Go on. Mr Sampson. Never
mind II it is o chestnut Perhaps I've
never heard II before.--San Francisco
Wasp.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
obIsets 70 Being shosd.

Joe one OF tho big horses belonging
TO the Deiswnre Truck Company while be-
ing shoed kicked John w. Osborn, "a
blacksmith at No. iii orange street on
the thigh inhictlng a painful wound. The
horse Is becoming more difficult 10 shoe
each dime Blacksmiths are beginning "a
dread the lob.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Stop That Leak
IN your roof with Cartmells roof paint

HIRzEL-In this city, on September
s. 1908, George Hlrzel, in his ssth
year.
Funeral at his late residence, S. +
corner of Eleventh and Pine streets, on
Saturday afternoon, September -, al
p o'clock. Interment at Lombardy
,Cemetervo
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
struok bv Fallinq Timber.

A falling piece Of timber caught
David Howell, an employe Of the Wills
Construction Company, while at work
az Edge Moor this morning. His right
leg was fractured and he was badly
cut about the head. He was brought 60
the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Thought DOG Was Made

a black shepherd dog caused a stampede
in the yards OF tho Jackson and SHARP
and Mccullough Iron Company yesterday
by acting IN a strange manner. The amt
mai had hts. but o. was Thought he wa'
suffering from rabies and was given a
wide berth hy the employees.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10

To Take of Atlantic City Special.
The Pennsylvania railroad Atlantic
city special win be Withdrawn after
next Monday. Tie train leaves here nt
3.5S r. M, and returning arrives horn
at 4.2S =. IN.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10

The Governments building ut RscGy Is
land Quarantine stats-n win be repaired
by tho Franklin and Wells Company Of
thls city. Work will commence at once.
The work must be finished in ninety days.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
stoo TO Baltimore and Return.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Sunday.
September is. Special train leaves Will
mington. 900 "a. m. Returning, leaves
Baltimore. CUnlon station) $50 .. m.
Tickets good only on special train.
Sept. 3, .. s, 10. ~.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
FELL INTO cHRlSTlANA
Drunken Man Would Have Drowned
But For Policeman.

One Of the prisoners arraigned in City
Court this morning on a charge Of drunk
enness is lucky that he is not a dead man
today. While intoxicated last night he fell
into the Christlana and was.fished out by
Police Sergeant Lyons who then locked
him Up for drunkenness.
He gave his name as Harry Breen and
claimed home In Holyoke, Mass. A
fine of 81 and costs was imposed upon
him which he paid and left town.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Mashed His Hand.

c. B. McAiuiiin. living at Ne. 5o7 East
Seventh street. a Pennsylvania railroad
brakeman. while attempting to place a
bumper OH engine no. 55, mashed Ills
hand.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
HURT IN A FIGHT.
Necessary to Remove Injured Man to
Hospital.

A Hebrew named Kablo was badly hurt
az .he Pusey and Jones Company plant
this morning as result Of a fight with a
fellow workman. His wrist was lacerated
and head and jaw injured so that he is
unable 10 speak.
The injured man was removed to tho
Homeopathic Hospital for treatment and
warrant has been sworn out Tor his
assailant's arrest.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Went Grabbing.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Biggns and Mr.
and Mrs. John Collins went 10 Conelds
Beach today to wage war on the crabs
Both OF the men are woil-known In rail-
road circles.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
BAD oDoR IN CITY
Health Officers Have Failed TO Discover
its Origin.

For several days past people In different
sections OF the city have been complaining
Of a bad smell more noticeable at night
than day. The Board Of Health received
several complaints and efforts have been
made to locate the origin Of the stencil
without success.
The smell is unlike tho odor which
came from the lAebig Chemical Works
when that plant was IN operation, but
more like the smell that would arise from
a sewer.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Not Lllee uerself.

she-Did you see me in the grand
marchl
He--Yes. Say, you looked real hand
some.
sho pleased)-oh, now, really, your
Gathering
He-No. honest, you did. didn
know you at first.-Philadelphia II
er.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Missionary Women Meet.

The quarterly meeting Of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society OF
the Wilmington district is bieng held
In Harrison street M. r.. Church this
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Members Meeting.

Members OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association viii meet on Septem-
Der II to talk ever plans for the WIN
tere
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
1sR..s 1,.e-k
%8Sy1&,%..M Ms4.s'.~
"a zMSs.. sv.4 Say %.z4~

Makes flesh and strength at the same timeit
cures colds and all throat and lung troubles
not 'oough SYRUP or "baisam," but the
pgsseription Of ~ eminent specialist.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Piles Cured by Gentle Weekly
Treatments. Never 10 Return.

No pay expected until patient IS cured
and can stand any kind Of a test.
There is no other doctor or hospital. OF
medical institute that will treat Rupture
and piles on the above terms. We can de
81 because the Fidelity Method really
CURES and that IS what everyone Il
willing TO pay for.
Our new book Is fun Of valuable infor-
nation with portraits and testimonials
from your neighbors right here at home
who have been cured.
Positive proof that Rupture and Pile.
can be cured TO stay cured without pain
or danger.
Write for a book, free to any address
Come 20 our office for free, private con.
sultation with the physician In charge
and he viii give YOU fun Information
about your case, price for cure and oim'
required for treatment.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Trolley Rids 20 Chester.

The Ushors Union OF Kinkswood NJ. =.
Church Will give q trolley ride to Chester
ON Friday evening. The cars will leave
Thirteenth and Claymont streets at 7.so.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
His New Position.

His new position in Cleveland will be
the secretaryship Of the Mems Club OF
the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church. The
club now has a membership of 800 and
pans are now under way TO equip a club
house next 90 the church for the men for
social and religious work. John D. Rookie
feller the oil king, is a member Of the
church. Mr.. Sellers will have charge Of
all the music. The church is to be re-
modelled to provide for a choir Of 100
voices.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
TALL MAN IDENTIFIED
He Is Captain J. r. 6ootes Of the U,
s. Marine Corps.

The tail man that created stir on
Market stree, last night by his unusual
height is Captain J. r. Bootes, OF tho
r. $. Marine Corps. stationed at Nor.
folk. AS he strode up the street last night
he was followed by the eyes Of almost
every passer-hy Captain Bootes Is all
most seven feet tail and Is visiting rela-
tives IN this city.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Pleased With Wilmington.

Tho retiring secretary, in talking TO a
reporter for the Evening Journal yester-
day Of his departure, spoke in highest
terms of Wilmington and the people here.
He said that his stay here had been very
pleasant and jokingly remarked thai he
could not have been treated better had
his grandfather been born on the banks
OF the Brandywine. His wife and three
children. who are now at his old home
in Lansing, viii join him in Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
TroIleY Rlde to che.ter.
To Repair Govornmsnt Buildinue.

The Union A. G. football team gave
a tYolley ride 20 Chester last night.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10

administration. He next went into the
general merchandise business Evith his
brother at Nevada, Iowa, but remained
there only few months.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10

blessing alike to young and old; DIT.
Fowlers Extract OF Wild Strawberry.
Natures specific for dysentory, dlarrhoea
and summed complaint.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10

for the fan and winter. The reception
continued until II o'clock
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
RUPTURE
and
PILES.
Throw YOuH Truss Away!
Fidelity Rupture Cure.

Positive permanent and painless cure
for iuptured men. women and children Of
all ages. No knife used. No loss Of time
from work. Guaranteed for life.
Evening journal., 1903-09-10
Made . Sale

Made . Sale
-Is this Mr.. fAncasterT'
'Yes."
'lf yau have half a minute to spare
I'd Ike 70 show you'i-
.You needn't I'll subscribe for II
all night You're the frst book agent
that ever came here that didn't call me
Lank'N'r.f r.f-cmeage TEtMna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-13
WAS STUBBORN AND
HAS THE SMALLPOX

As result of his refusal to be vac
cinated, Frank Woodwork, East Ninth
street, now suffers with small pox and
will be taken to the pest house by the
local health authorities Friday after
noon. The case is the outgrowth Of
the mistake of an Alliance physician
who sent brother Edward Woodworth
back to his home from that city, tell
ing him that he suffered from some
sort Of blood disease. 1t later devel-
oped that Woodwork was i'll from the
dread diseasec and he is now IN the
pest house.
Before the local authorities learned
that the disease was small pox party
had been given at the Woodwork home
at which about 80 guests were present.
When the physician went to vaccinate
the family, Frand Woodwork locked
himself in his room and refused to
come forth. All entreaties on the part
of the family and doctor were useless.
The health officials are greatly in
censed at the fellow as well as the AL
lance authorities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-13
EUGENE YOUNG
Establishing Factory at
Canal Fulton to NJ axe
Stonecrushers,

Canton capitalists will erect a large
plant at Canal Fulton for the manu-
facture of stone crushers.
When the Canton Steel company
went into the Pittsburg combine sew
eral month ago, Eugene Young, for
many years superintendent of that
concern, resigned his position. Since
that time Mr.. Young has been looking
about for a suitable location to en-
bark in the manufacturing business.
Schrock Pit Car works, but failed to
secure that plant. J. ID. Evans of Pitts
burg and Myers Brothers of this place
were given the preference, but Mr.,
and this week purchased the Johnson
property, adjoining the Fulton Ma
chine company's plant. A modern, up
to-date building will soon be erected,
and new machinery will be installed to
manufacture patent stone crushers.
A general machine and molding shop
will also be operated. 1t is said that
Mr. Young has ample capital to carry
on the new enterprise and comes high
ly recommended, having been a life
long resident of Canton.
Work will begin as soon as possible
on the new building, and the shop is
expected to be in operation in the
course Of few months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-13
MOVED DOWN BY I
A TERRIFIC FIRE
Eighth Re q me mt Suffers q Sig
nal Defeat In engagement
Near Camp Young.

Camp Young, Howard, KY, Oct g.
Three companies of the Eighth Ohio
infantry were captured by the Second
Indiana infantry in an engagement
Thursday. The engagement between
the blue and brown armies took place
near Clay crossroads and ragged fierce
ly for an hour. Both sides claim q
victory, but the umpires say that while
the blue army was victorious at cer-
tain points, it met certain defeat at
others, where the browns gained
ground and honors are even.
The Eighth Ohio and the Second
Kentucky fought together and were a
part of the brown army. They lost
heavily for, besides the loss Of three
companies, captured, the Second regi-
ment had 12O men "killed or wound
ed" Under the plan of maneuvers the
umpires were judges of the effective
ness of fire and tagged those hit, who
were conveyed to the field hospital for
first aid" treatment just as though
the casualties were actual. The Second
Kentucky and Eighth Ohio were sent
to the left center and left wing of the
browns, supported by the Twenty-frst
battery and with the Third Kentucky
in reserve, but not called into action.
The Seventh cavalry was used as a
screen. The cavalry soon encountered
the First United States infantry, the
right wing of the blues. A sharp skirm-
ish followed, the First Michigan and
First Wisconsin also being engaged.
Then the Second Indiana and regi-
ment Of regulars began flank move
ment against the brown left and here
the Kentucky regiments were raked by
Newcomb's battery, the infantry at the
same time closing in on the luckless
browns. The defeat of the Eighth Ohio
and the Second Kentucky was the
worst of the day, but the two regl-
ments behaved splendidly and their
fire was regular until broken up by the
rain of artillery fire. The three COM
panies of the Eighth Ohio were march
ed to camp this afternoon az prisoners.
The KILLED and wounded struggled in.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-13
SUSPICION
That Albert Brewer Did Not Die

: Tiffin, O., Oct 1.-THE famous
Brewer case, which was set at rest in
the latter part of last May by the
death of the defendant, just one year
after Col. Albert Brewer was placed
under arrest for killing Luther Her
shey, farmer who resided southeast
Of Tiffin, is being revived by discus
sion as to whether Colonel Brewer
really died, or whether he was spirited
away and is now enjoying life in secret
seclusion. To citizens of this place the
mere mention of such suspicion is a
scandalous thing deserving the strong
est condemnation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-13

N. BAH suits sold by us from $100 nnnH
and upward are kept in repair HkHH
for two years. uIu
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
KRAFT TAKEN AT LAST.
Alleged St Louis Boodler Captured
in Mexico.

GuadaIajara. Mexico. october 22-
Charles kratz a member Of tne st. Louis
city council indicted charge OF
bribery. who jumped $40 600 bond, was
arrested today by the local authorities on
orders IF m the federal government at
the City Of Mexico
st. Louis, October 22.Mr. Folk ex-
poets TO have Kratz back in st. Louis
within ten days. The papers necessary
FOR tho extradtion are all in the state
attorneys possession and he will dispatch
q man tomorrow morning 10 Mexico for
Kratz.
The papers were signed in ST Louis
by Governor Dockery and the local otii-
Gals some weeks ago and were then for
warded to Washington There the neces-
sary signatures Of the federal officials
were attached and the papers returned
They are now in the state attorneys
Sa fe.
Charles Kraft former member OF tne
city council, was indicted February .,
1902, by the grand jury on the charge
of bribery IN connection with the Sub
urban street railway franchise deal in
which S IS 900 was placed IL SAFE de-
post vault to be used to pay tor the
passage through the council Of ifah-
chise asked for by the Suburban com
pany This money has been recovered
and Is now in tine hands OF Circult Al
torncy Folk. Kratz was released on
bonds of $4,000 and on April 1902
left the city before his case went to trial
He went TO Mexico where he has re-
manned ever since On April his BOND
forfpitpd
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

have picture galleries and libraries and
hcrses and carriages. and if they please.
yachts and automobiles. but behind them
that great army of the well-bred and
Well-to-do that noble American com
monalty, clean of birth and clear Of
grit, those cultivated men and women
who live without scant;a, and travel with
out adventure--not rich indeed. but quite
able to pay they go--the rose and ex-
pectancy of true manhood and woman
hood, the very buttress and bell tower
OF our free republic.
These constitute what call society
Radiating from the home-fhrice blessed
in dad and man and granny" yea.
in "Bll and Joe. Sis and Colts IN
fuence penetrates the dark and the light.
reaching from the !ireside to the count
ing room. from the counting room to the
asylum and tho hospital. and, somehow.
finding its way back again to the roos
tree and the hearthstone via the school
house and the house of Cod: never
thought of the divorce conrt-not so much
as the shadow of "a noble lord" TO dis
turb its serenity or to frighten its dreams.
May that society be forever true IN ia
politics to the lesson of the greatest good
to the greatest number: in its religion.
to Christ and Him crucitied."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
STATE SECRETS REVEALED.
Lord Hamilton Gives inside History
of Cabinet Split.

London, October 23.--In an address TO
his constituents at Ealing. Lord George
hamilton. late secretary of state tor In
dla. has given for the first time his YER
sion OF the recent cabinet designations.
He said that at the cabinet meeting on
the last day of the parliamentary session
Premier Balfour produced a programme
which included preferential tariffs and
the taxation of food. The cabinet "a
iourned that dag without reaching a de-
cision in the matter. 1T met again on
September ~ and continued the same dis
cussion After this meeting Lord Bal
foIr. then secretary for Scotland; 9. l.
Ritchle then chancellor o; the exchequer.
and he agreed to place tneir designations
in the hands of the duke Of DeFonshre,
Then lord president OF the council, who
would present & M with his own.
IL was not until September that Lord
George Hamilton learned Of Colonial sec
rotary Chamberlain resi2 naton a1d that
the duke Of Devonshre mad retained his
Office. He declared chat Premier bal
four had treated the members OF the cab
met other taan TIE duke OF DeNonsMre
unfairly in communicating to the uuhc
the news he wit ed from the remainder
of the members. lie said also that he
would have been wiling to resign al any
time on the slightest suggestion from
Mr. Balfour bat he resented the method
in which the free trade members had been
ousted from the cabinet.
With regard to the general fiscal policy.
Lord George Hamilton declared hlmse-l
& free trader with limitations. lie arse
said that Ne believed thoroughly III re-
laliation which would give the country 4
better chance for the negotiation OF re-
iprocity treaties lie thought no MEM
Der OF the cabinet would have resigned
on such 4 proposition but that had not
teen the question presented to them
The speaker alAo expressed the CONVICTION
that the present propaganda was pro
lection pure and simple.
The fiscal campaign continues with un-
abated vig"r- Among the speakers last
night were Henry Campbell-Bannerman
and Sir Edward Grey. both of whom said
that protection would result in an in
crease in the prices and great hardship
to the working classes.
Sir Edward Grey urged The formation
% an imperial council with represent.t-
tipes from India, and the self govern
ing colonies empowered TO devise gov
eminent on imperial affairs and who
would prevent the converting Of inpe-
rial into party questions.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
DISCUSSED HAYWOOD CASE.
Tar Heel Editors Declare State Had
No Chance to Convict.

Raleigh, X g.. October i.-(SpeciaL)-
The state papers are taking up the re-
suit Of the Haywood murder trial here
At Raleigh 10 an extent never before
heard Of, and there IS a general demand
that the law regarding such trials shall
sc modified 50 as to equalize the mum
Der Of challenges aud TO give the state
the right Of appeal
The Frog1% ssive Farmer, the organ
Of the state Farmers Alliance, say it IS
the painful truth thar The present sys-
TEN OF trials for capital eases In North
Carolina encourages crime. Weakans re-
spect for law. fosters lynchina ana
menaces the peace and safety OF the citi
zens
The great disparity between the mum
her OF peremptory challenges allowed
prioner ana the number allowed the state
is strongly set forth III a recent oDinion
BY the chief Justice OF the supreme court.
who says that the prisoner has still
twenty-three perenlptary challenges. while
the state has only four. and besides the
prisoner has an unlimited number Of
challenges for cause
The chief justice says:
1T is only necessary for the prisoner
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

sent kilograms to Chancellor Hill at tho
state university, ana to DR. Dickey. pres
ident Of Emory The message 10 Ath-
ems reads:
"Dr. Walter 3. HI, Chancellor Uni
yersity OF Georgia, Athens. Ga: I urge
YOU II possible 10 bring the students OF
the university 20 the state fair at Ma
con.
The president of the state Agricultural
Society viii secure half rate admission
for them. No more various. valuable
or instructive display OF our states ag-
ricultural products has ever been as
sembed This viii afford an inspira-
tton and harbinger Of great possibilities
10 the noble body of young men commit
TED to your charge.
This message is prompted by the high
est authorities Of the agricultnralists Of
Georgia, who viii be deeply grati1ed by
the the sq 4 acton on ts part q me
College OF Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts. EMORY SpE,GR.' -