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Evening journal., 1903-11-05
COR M a Home wrecler.

Judging from the number Of wives
complaints and confessions published
every week in the Scotsman, golfers
must be ranked among the most neg
lectful Of husbands, says a London ca
bic dispatch to the Chicago Inter
Ocean. Golf the writers assert. has
paralyzed the enterprise and energy Of
many breadwinners. The time former
ly given by the golfer TO the compan-
ionship Of wife and family is spent
now. it is declared. on the links. His
conversation is confined to mere club
room gossip He has no interest in lit
erature. save that of The golfing papers
and magazines. The neglected wives
complain bitterly that they have sunk
TO the level Of mere housekeepers since
their husbands have become golf ma
MACS.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
The euzzard's suhsidY.
rom the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
So long as the country IS prosperous
and can afford It. why not continue
the appropriations to enable Professor
Langley to keep on trying TO fly? His
is not the only item on the govern
ments annual experiment account, and
very likely # is not the most foolish.
AS to the possibilities Of the aero
planes success, very likely It Will be
as useful to the nation. and to the lives
of the citizens to have it officially DEM
onstrated that man cannot fly on the
Buzzard plan as to have it shown that
he can.
We commend this idea to the War
Department authorities who have al
ready fed 100000 in five years TO the
Buzzard.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
SHERIFF SALES.


.SHERlFF.S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF Al
VIII or Levari Facias. to me directed
VIII ne exposed to public (le at the
Washingtor House Hotel. IN the town
OF NewarS. White Clay Greek hundred
New Castle county. state of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY
THE 2lst DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1904
az O'Clock y. m
the following described real estate viz.
All that lot and piece of land sit,lafc.s
IN Pencader hundred. New Castle county
and state of Delaware. and more mar
uculaIly marked and bounded as follows.
Beginning at a stone in the Turnnilr.
road and running thence by land ~
Harkenstmine north one-half degree werf
torty-seven and two-tenths perches 10
land OF Whitaker; thence by his lana
south eighty-two degrees west thirteen
land four-tenths TO a corner for land al
COoch Bros thencelby a new line FOR fhl4
tract south One-half degree east fortr-
leight and eightv-fOur hundredths perchea
to a stone in the said Turnpike road
Thence by the middle Of said Pike roaa
north seventy-four and half derreeS
least thirteen and siX-terths perchea ~
the place OF beginning. Containing fos,r
acres OF land. more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as fha
lnrorcr;y OF james Williams. now known
rs James TT. Williams. and 10 be sold BY
EMIT r STlDHAM sheriff
ShHriT'S offce Wilmington. Delaware.
November T. 1903.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
THE HARMONY PROPOSITION.

The proposition Of the Union Repub-
lican state Committee to the Repub-
lican State Committee is before us.
It's acceptance or rejection Is a ques-
ton for those charged with the re-
sponsibinty of conducting the affairs
of the latter organization. II Is prob
ably not wise or necessary at this time
TO enter into a close analysis of this
tender. but certain features are open to
discussion.
In the first place, we notice that
this prefer Of harmony comes from
an organization the members of which
have made many solemn VOWS 60 never
affiliate with the Regular Republicans
again. And since there is no apparent
necessity at this time to stir up the
slumboring party discnrds, we natur-
ally question the motive. It is said by
some that the Union Republicans
recognize that SUCCESS without the full
party support is out Of the question;
and by others that tho National Com
mitteeman wants a cleaner bill Of
health when our committeeman
comes to meet with 1t on December
9th. It is also rumored that Mr..
Payne. who has frequently acted as
the adviser of the Union Republican
organization. has intiNated that some
overtures must be made in order to
strengthen the Union position.
We are pleased to note that Senator
Allee's committee recognize the "re-
proach and contempt that have fallen
on the State" and that they have the
honesty to enumerato a long train Of
evils It is unnecessary to state that
these have been coincldent with the
birth and growth of the Union Re
publican party. and it is fair to as-
sumo that they viii disappear only
when that party ceases to be.
The first proposition oontemplates q
common primary for the purpose OF
forming one state Committee. and one
district committee for each Of the divi-
sions. Under the apportionment OF
delegates wilmington and rural New
Castle. combined. would have seventy
eight delegates. while Kent and Sussex
combined would have eighty-twO. The
purpose is evident to keep the control
in the hands of the two lower coun-
ties. There is no objection to the dis
tribution of members Of the proposed
State Committee-three from each dis
trict That would give TO Wilmington
and rural New Castle -equalling the
whole number from Kent and Sussex
But when it comes to naming dele
gates to the next national convention
the distribution is on a different basis
Kent and Sussex are to have four. and
Wilmington and rural New Castle only
two. Either they would have too many
committeeman or too few delegates.
OF course It is not for us to pre-.
dict what reception the proposition will
meet. but we DO not think it is likely
that the regular organization win per.
init itself to be swallowed up. There
is something at stake that is more vita
than party government-it is prin'
ciple. 1t should also be remembers,
that there are thousands OF Regular
Republicans who could not be delivered
bodily to an organization that is baset
on principles they have ever refused
to sanction.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

Tie Illinois Central railroad manage
ment is said 10 be about 10 Introduce
smokeless engines SO far so good. says
the Cincinnati Enquirer Perhaps the
next reform ought TO be smokeless
smoking cars. Anyhow there is room
for improvement in that connection.
Frequently clean men who don't smoke
or II they do buy cigars Of a fair quail
ity have TO resort TO the smoking car
when the other coaches are crowded.
They Go not like smoke that is not even
fit to cure side meat or 10 paddle
through rivers Of tobacco expectcra.
ton. A good many smoking cars are
vile.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
THE PANAMA RESOLUTION.

The declaration of the Independence
OF Panama has been expected for
some time. but we were not prepared
10 sec 1t announced so soon. Panama
has gotten tired Of having TO submit
TO the blind and selfish policy Of Bo-
gotta. II has been only a week since
the Colombian Congress adjourned af-
ter refusing to ratify the Hay Herran
treaty. but Panama must have known
what the outcome would be, and was
prepared 70 set up for herself
The United States might seize this
opportunity to get control OF the canal
strip under the most advantageous
terms, but that is not our policy. We
shall maintain a strict neutrality and
II Panama is able to maintain her in
dependence she will get our recognition.
IN that event we shall offer to Pam
anna the same terms that Colombia re-
jccted.
Meanwhile our ships in Colombian
waters will protect American interests
and keep open the Panama railroad,
which we are bound TO do by our
treaty obligations. We have already
protested against the Smelling Of Pam
anna for the reason that due notice has
not been given. We do not think there
is much doubt about the outcome. CO.
'omfia by her greed win lose a great
province, the canal and the millions
We offered for the concession
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
EDITORIAL OPINION
An Epidemic Of Graz.

From the Chicago Daily News.
One does not need to be a pessimist
of cynic 10 discern an ominous signi-
hcance In certain recent develonments.
Observe. for instance. the news rec
ords of the present month. Locally the
conspicuous features of news has been
furnished by the exposures of vide
spread grating" operations in most
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

Harmony in the Republican party is
not so much a matter OF organization
as It is OF spirit. There is evidence
of a desire to get together, and possi-
bly, II allowed 10 work It might elimin-
ate the selhshness and brutality which
have caused the trouble. But it win
not be advanced by resolutions and by
forced agreements. Besides, there is
now no occasion for stirring up the
matter. The election is a year off,
and there is nothing that could be
vitality affected by any deal or COM
promise at this time. 1t isn't safe to
force an issue that is a matter OF sem
timent. and this Is especially true when
there is no immediate exigency which
demands agreement.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
NOW is THE TIME.

Take SCOTS Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil now. Not
next week or next month, but
now. You need it to put fat
on your bones and strength
in your body to stand the
cold and trying weather of
the next few months.
Nine-tenths of the popula-
ton would be benefited by
taking SCOTS Emulsion regu-
larly three times a day for a
month or more every fall to
fortfy and strengthen the
system against the cold-.-sad
constant changes that occur
through the winter. The
benefit is particularly marked
with young, delicate children.
No food that they can take
begins to compare with
SCOTS Emulsion.
Pure cod liver oil is scarce
but if you get SCOTS Emul-
sion you'll be sure to get only
the purest and best oil.
Wen send you a sample free, upon request.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street New York
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

No news from out the Eastern Shore,
Maryland, my Maryland!
And not so much from Baltimore,
Maryland, my Maryland.
Say won't you please chalk up the
score,
We want to see the figures soar.
Speak up, you know you have the floor.
Maryland, my Maryland.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

A Georgia man on the death OF his
wife promptly married her mother. In
the light of this incident who has the
effrontery to say that mother-in-laws
are not popular.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
Killed in Row win Bovs.

Richmond. Va. Nov 5.-A Stuart
Patrick county, Va. special. says: VIII
liam O'Dell was killed at Liberty in e
row with some boys, one of whom
threw a stone. striking O'Dell on the
nose with sufficient force TO knock him
down. O'Dell fell against a log ant
broke his neck. The parties concerned
were arrested.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

Butte, Mont, is threatened with
famine because the, mines are closed
down. ThaRlS goodness. though Mary
MacLane isn't there with her naked
soul any more.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

Energy AL gone? Headache? Stomach
out Of order? Simply a case Of torpid
liver. Burdock Blood Bitters viii make a
new man or woman Of you.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

Shot Himself Then Sent For Doctor.
Pittsburg Nov.5.-ln a fit of despond.
ency over business affairs, E. S. Plat,
a contractor of st. Louis. attempted
suicide by shooting himself while In
his room at the Duquesne Hotel. He
tried to put the bullet through his
heart, but failed by a small margin.
He then rang for a boy and sent him
for physician. At the Hc,boeopathic
hospital, where Platt was taKen. it was
found that the bullet had penetrated
the lung cavity, making a dangerous
wound.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
USED GUN FOR CLUB
Fred Carpenter Killed While Knocking
Apples From Tree.

Fred Carpenter Killed While Knocking
Apples From Tree.
Chester. Pa. Nov. 5.--While Fred
erick Carpenter. aged 20 years. Of
Clifton Heights, was knocking apples
from a tree with his gun in MARBLE
township the weapon exploded, and he
was instantly killed. Young Carpen
ter and friend started out on a gun
ming trip for rabbits, but when they
reached the farm of Theodore Pat.
terson, near the Lamb Tavern. they
stopped for the purpose Of getting
some apples.
Although Carpenters gun was load
ed, he began using It as a club &c
knock down the fruit. Suddenly ths
trigger became fastened in a branci
Of the tree. and while trying to re
lease It the gun was discharged. TIT
shot entered his breast. causing in
slant death. His companion was nc
injured.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
Oldest Railroad Engineer Dead.

Oldest Railroad Engineer Dead.
Newark N. j., Nov. 5.-Stephen d.
Winner, said to have been the Oldest
locomotive engineers in active service
in the United States. is dead at his
home here, aged 81 years. He began
his career as an engineer on the old
Germantown and Norristown Railroad.
in 1852. He had the first engine. the
David p. Baldwin. that was made
by the Baldwin Locomotive Works.
The engine was nicknamed "spitfire.
which name became famous through
out te railroad world Winner for
more than 40 years was connected
with the Central Railroad OF New Jer.
sey.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
new REPUBLIC
FLAG IS WAVING
Continued from First PsssS

VIII be sent 10 colon from the Briusn
cruiser Amphion. now az Panama II
is believed that the Nashville will be
hardly sufficient for all emergencies.
Il is reported that the United States
gunboat Dixie will soon arrive here.
Public alarm in Colon Is now some
what abated.
The act Of independence has just
been signed az Panama.
The revolutionary Junta Is COM
posed OF Jose Augustin Arjano. Fred.
erico Boyd and Tomas Arias, who have
charge of the government
The composition of the provisional
cabinet Is as follows:
Minister Of the government-Eusbis
Morales
Minister Of Finance - Dr. Manuel
Amador
Minister OF foreign relations-F. v.
Della Esprilla.
Minister Of justice-Carlos Mendoza.
Minister of public instruction - N.
Victoria.
Minister Of war and marine-De OBJ
arrio, Jr.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

Asks United States For Recognition.
Washington, Nov. 5.-The state de.
partment has received a prompt re
quest from the representatives of the
revolutionary government at Panama
that the United States recognize the
new state Of Panama, but pending Off
cial advices from our consular officers
nt Panama that a new government
has been established and is a de facto
government, the state department de-
clined to commit itself. However, at.
tention was called to the fact that It
q The invariable policy Of the United
states 10 deal with the de facto gov
eminent in any country. This state
ment is taken as favorable TO recog.
milton should the new Panama gov
eminent have an active existence.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
Green and Red
Trading Stamps
WE GIVE THEM.

Send in your friends and
get your stamp book filed
before Christmas.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
The Quotations.

The following were the opening. highest. low
est and lssJ prices at l.15 o'clock:
Omen. High, Low. List.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
skull Fractured in Row with
Fireman, and Injured Man Is
in the Hospital, Probably Dy-
ing as Result of Encounter.
PRISONER DENIES CHARGE.
Says He Accused Victim Of Taking
sis and that the Latter There
upon Attacked Him, He Only De-
Tending Himself.

A fight that will probably result in the
death OF a man occurred between two
employees on the tug Margaret f., lying
at the foot Of East one Hundred and
Thirty-third street. late last night.
The injured man IL Joseph II. Reid.
the cook on the tugboat. He IL in Il crit
ical condition at the Lincoln Hospital.
suffering from a probable fracture Of
the skull and a hemorrhaEc of the brain.
His alleged assailant. Thomas Me
Aleer, hfty-s,x years old, a fireman, was
held in 1000 bail for examination by
Magistrate Crane in the MorIisania
Court.
Patrolman Sweeny. Of the Alexander
avenue station. heard sounds Of a scuf-
file coming from the tug boat shortly be-
fore midnight. When he reached the
vessel he found Reid lying on the deck
unconscious. the blood streaming from
Wounds In his mead. while by his side
lay n rlood-stained hatcnet.
McAleer sat on the gunwale OF the
boat "A short distance away. seemingly
dazed. He said. when questioned. that
n had lost SIS and had accused the
cook of taking It,. Reid had therelIpon
seized a hatohet. he said, and made a
rush for him. McAlcer said he took
away the hltchet. but denied having
struck Reid.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
INSTINCT.
Taste Is frequently a Valuable Guide
in Selecting Food,

A little child's taste is often a re-
liable guide to palatable and desira-
BILE food, and 1t is worth ones while
to observe how the little folks take
TO Grape-Nuts, the famous new food.
They eat it freely without addition
OF sugar for 1t has the peculiar.
mild, but satisfying sweet OF grape
sugar, and the natural taste either of
child or adult recognizes at once a
food that will agree with and
richly nourish the system.
They are generally unable to eX-
plain why, but instinct seems to tel
the ~unerring truth when Grape-Nuts
are tasted, and a few days use will
show strength and health as the re-
suit Of food that not only has the
delicious flavor, but is made OF those
parts OF the food supply furnished
by the Creator that tend to easy alb
sorption by the system.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
BEAVERS STILL
At LIBERTY. WHY 2
U. S. District Attorney Youngs
Permits Former Employee of
Post Office Department to Go
About Free.

Although George w. Beavers. formerly
In the Post-Ofice Department, has been
indicted he is still at liberty. and APP
parently no effort is being made to ar
rest him. The consideration shown to
shown 81 Beavers.
The United States observation-disclosures.
! William j. Y6ungs. will await the pleIs
IRE of Beavers while he arranges to give
himself up. No bench warrant has been
issued for him and none will be, accord
ing to Mr., Chatheld, Mr., Youngs's as
sistant, unless Beavers fails to come mp
IN a few days.
Beavers has been indicted" said Mr..
Ohatield to-day. "but We are not
searching for him. He Will be arrested,
| presume. He cannot get away, and 1t
would make no difference whcra he was.
we could get him. I believe, as Mr..
Youngs docs. hat If Beavers Is innocent,
the best thing for him TO do is to come
here ana give himself up. We expect
him to do so.
I'VE have had no communications from
his lawyers and expect none. II, know
ling that he is wanted, he does not come
htre. say by Wednesday, then a bench
warrant will he issued for him. There
is no matter Of courtesy involved; we
are waiting. that is all. We are not
going to ask his attorneys what they
want or anything Of thai sort
At NOM to-day Beavers was in the
office of Morgan & Seabury. his attor-
neys. There was no concealment about
his being there. There was no lynx
eyed officer of the Government about to
see tina he did not get away. Beaver
was enjoying life. He said he had
nothing to say about when he proposed
to surrender himself or whether he
meant to pay any attention to the in
dlctrnent ut all. He was in the hands
OF his attorneys and not in the hands
of the Government.
The general belief to-day about the
District Attorneys office in Brooklyn
was that more indictments would be
found by the Federal Grand Jury be-
fore the week Is over. 1t was intimated
that about Wednesday several post Of
flee inspectors would go before that
body n give evidence. Chief Inspec-
tor Little, from Washington, and a
half dozen other men in the Government
service were in the office of the District
lA%ttorney making statements which. 1t il
said. are to be laid before the Grand
Jury within the week.
Finds Fault with YounEs.
Mr.. %Seabury. while Beavers was In
his Office, dictated "A statement. concern
Ing the case which does not u Yer the
method OF procedure of Distric, Attor-
ney Youngs. The statement was care
fully edited by Beayers before II was
given to the reporters, n Mr.. Sea-
bury said. as he handle out the copies:
time that the authorities want him II
they adopt the proper method of pro-
cedure. He is not n fugitive from JUS
tice and there Is not a warrant out for
his arrest. He Is for the present In the
Jurisdiction OF the Southern district of
the United States Court, and not the
the United t5dtes Court, and not the
The evening world., 1903-07-20
SENSATIONAL DECLINES
IN SOME OTHER STOCKS.
Efforts to Rally the Market Fail
and Values CrumbIe Steadily
Reading, Missouri Pacific,
Frisco, Wabash and Wiscon-
sin Central Share in the Drop.

The short interest mad another suo-
cessful raj don the stock market to-day,
The list opened rractionally lower. but
with some strength here and there. The
bears concentrated their energies upon
Amalgamated Copper and Rock Island
common. both Of which mad new low
records caused a general unsettlng
Of prices in which such stocks as New
York Central, nltnois Central, Balu-
more & Ohio. Missouri Pacific, Brook
Ign Rapid Transit and Sugar declined
from n polnt 10 81
Later there was a break OF over three
points in Colorado Fuel on small trans
actions. As has been the case FOR some
time there was no definite news to ac-
count for the break in values. aside
from reports of a possible further re-
ducrion in the price of copper.
Attempt of the bears to rally the
market failed. n the acute
OF Individual stocks kept the whole
market depressed.
Rock Island was forced down ? rs, TO
ABS. and Their were reports of a bond
refurdtng p~roejct. St. Louis & San
Francisco ID pref. broke 3 IL. \ drop
of is in Brooklyn Rapid Transit fol-
lowed.
Lackawanna sold at a decline Of ii 81
with a rally of 2. Commercial Gable
dropped 10 and New York Airorake
Stamped II "a.
United States Steel fell ! as, to the
low record, and New York Central
Missouri Pacific. Atchison, Illinois Cen
tral and st. Paul We're conspicuous IN
The evening world., 1903-07-20

baby. Ii was formally adopted by us.
and W. named it Eugenta Freierika
Bedford.
When my husband died could | re-
pudiate this infant? Certainly not.
Had the mother been a woman OF high
station or even a lady | should not now
disclose the secret OF the child's birth.
But since there have been so many re-
ports set Oh foot by my enemies | think
Ii due to myself to tell the truth under
the circumstances.
MY purse here will be guided by
what happens from time to time. AS |
said. | may go on the stage. | can
imagine the CONSERVATION among the
Bedfords! Perhaps I shall take steps
to go tack even further than the will
of my Neutrality-suspicious. 10 the will OF
his father. | have not engaged counsel
as yet because I am waiting to see Mr..
Bushe and find out what he intends
to do
Mrs. Bedford told this story witt
candor and freedom from embarrass-
meEt.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
Pale People

whose tissues are pining for
the strengthening and build
ing comfort of rich, thick
blood, should bear in mind
that
The evening world., 1903-07-20
LONDON STOCKS STEADY.
American shares show Hesitnn cy
I'm Generally Good Market.

American stocks SHOWED hesitancy on
the London Exchange to-day. Money
continued plentiful and for the most
part securities, while quiet. were steady.
Spanish As advanced to 80 is. South
Africans We're heavy.
The prices for Americans were; Ana
conda. 4 IA: Atchison. sc IA: Canadian,
IS rs: st. Paul, l46: Erie. 81 SIS: Erie
pref. 6S SIS; Illinois Central, 1874: Louis
vile, 10: New York Central, 12i IL;
Pennsylvania, c. IL: Reading, % rs;
Southern Pacific. AZ 81: Union Pacific.
rs a.; L. s. Steel, %: L. s. Steel pref.
10 Ia. Consols for the money were
% 5-l6 and for the account % 7-l6.
The evening world., 1903-07-20
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will give them what they
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That transparent blue
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pallor, so often seen, are
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Blood is life.
Make it with Ozomulsion.
the only vitalized emulsion
of pure cod liver oil with
guaiacol and the hypophos-
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Begin to-day. Get it at
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In order that you may test the merits
of Ozonulsion, send your name and full
address to
THE OZOMULSION CO.,
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mentioning this paper, and large sample
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