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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
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reid uno England abgei9lo1ene @olo=
nial=@ ertrag 1T ohne Grage zines Der
pi9tigfen @reisniKe in Der politii6en
@ef9i9te Der lebten Sabre. IS 1T
omar nutiir[i9 nidt ausbriidli9 sefaet,
aber febr oeutli1 a~ngebeutet, bab oas
Nbfommen Granfrei9 elm proteftorat
iiber Marocco, dbnli9 wie BEL Sunis,
perleibt.
Nls @nteelt miro benz grotettorat
Britanniens iiber @eppten bauernoe
6orm Derlieben unb bic @efabr, bic
Berier &e9ierung f6nne no6mals Die
e9pptii6e Grage a~ufrO0en, TT p6lig
9ef9munben. Sur6 bieies Mbfommer1
erfdbrt iomit Die eeiammte politii9e
Geographic in Norb=Mfrifa cine nm=
manolun9:
Gn9lano beberrf9t bic SF=ufer oes
Mittel= Meeres, Granfrei9 bic peftli9en
ufer.
Wie berIautet, 1T bas Miniferium;
entf9loRen, bag neue 8rpteftorat febr
balb our tbatid1li9en @eltune su brin=
gen uno Die neu3eitlihen &eformen
unb 8erbdltniiie In Waroeco einau=
fibren.
Sic 9anse unab1dngi9feit bes 9ul=
tans 1T alio bon jebt ab gu @noe unb
er miro gu einem S9attenberri9er,
9lei9 benz @bebibs BON @gppten uno
Dem Beb bon Sunis, binabfinfen.
8ere9ti9t erf9eint bic gntriifune
fpanii9er 8ldtter seeen ibr Wini1fe=
rium. 9as Ibfommer 1T iiber bic
Snterehen Spaniens binme9 ab3efhIDi=
fen unO bon elmer @nti9dbieune fir
ben 8erluf berlautet ni1ts. Sir Die
Befdbisung bes 9errn Maura ipridi
bieie auffaIenbe 0erna9ldffi9ung ni1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11

Sentli1er aIs bisber bat fid
Grieesfefretdr Salt auf einem @bica.
go'er 8anfett hber feline Nnfi9ten be-
8igli@ Der 3ufunft Der pbilippinen
eeduBert. Sc ldBt fi9 Mot ldnger
o%erfennen, baB Der ehemalise @ouber=
neur feit gintritt in's Cabinet einett
pDlig ent9eeengefebten @%tanopunft
eegen friiber einnimmt. Wie ct offsn
ertldrt, fimmt er ni6t nit ienen ,treh=
li9en 2euten" therein, mel6e Die Sn=
ieln ben @inseborenen iibergeben mol
len, falls bieie fi6 fdbig our Selbft=
&eeierung 5eigen. Sen @runb bieier
Shines : Nenberung berf9meigt 6err
Salt ober bielmehr er nennt einen
@8ein9runo, baB ndmli9 bieleidt Der=
f9teoene @enerationen big aur @rlan=
gune bieier Gdbisteit Dergeben f6nn=
ten. @elbf nenn bies = mas BON
anberer Settle beftritten mirb = su=
trdfe, 10 ldBt fi6 ni9t einieben, marum
in ienem, tpenn aud fernen 3eitpunft,
ben SnIeln ibr &e6t auf Selbftbe=
fimmuns ldnger borentbalten merben
fo1te.
@enn Der 9lan Der &e9ieruns ba.
bin gebt, Die Gilipinos b60ie ben
amerifantf9en rSoeen" a%n5upaRen,
10 tpirb bies aleroings cine uniiber=
febbare 3eit bauern. @ber cine ber=
artise @r3isbun9smetbOoe bel elmer
gang fremben &afe. 1T weber flu9
nod gere9t uno fann nur in GER
f6rune Der @isenart enbi9en. No9
feinem britii6en Staotsmann 1T Der
nb1urbe @eoanfe getotamen, etma Die
Snbier nit aneelid6fi6en Sbeen er=
fiiIen gu molten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
E 9ie bette 5 Gent @igarre in
Der Staot, Mu9o's y9OnefeaOw".

Gin @a1bmenf9 purbe
un1Gngit Bel Suenterrabia an Der Ipa=
nii9zfran3Ofii9en @ren5e aufgegrif
fen. Mls ETH @ren3pG9ter nit 1etnen
9unben einen Walb bur9ftreifte, fa5
er Elm ielifames, menI9endhnli6es
Wefen in erOBter @ef9tpinbigfeit Dor
5i9 herlaufen unb in etnem 8ergipatt
perf9pinben. Ser MG9ter fplgte uno
fanb, boB Der MalbmenI9 ben Sim
gang gu feiner 955le nit 8aumitGmz
men unn Steiren berfperrt bate.
9iefe 9inbernins purben lei9t beIeiz
tigt urb Der Mann f%eftgenommen. Sin
UNI bic 9iften sei9lungenes sen Bill
bette feline ein5ige 8efletbung. Der
@G9ter bra9te BEN 9Dblenbenpbner
mad Suenterrabia. Oorft fonnte man
aus INN berausbringen, baB er pruz
beacis belize unb % Sabre alt lei. oils
Sinh lei er i'm Sinbelbaui e gu Sui
Seboftiun getpefen, ipGter babe er ii3
leinen 2ebensunterbdlt als ldnbli6er
SaeelDbner perbtent. Mls er aber bor
spei Sabren feline Mrbeit babe finbea
fDnnen unD in bittere g1otb geratben
fet, babe er fi9 in ben @alb 3uriidgez
5ogen. 9Drt feien 9afelniiHe, 8u6z
edern unb 8oeelsisr feline 3ohrung ges
mel EN-. Na6 unb na9 lernte er nit
Der S9leuber um5uge6en unb fpnnte
fi9 auf btef lie @eiie Wilb perf9affen.
0d er fetn Seuer bate, babe er befen
Hleif9 rob beraerrt.
&orpfen ais 9etrtebss
ftDrer. Der 9ranb &iper in Mi6iz
gan mar leBtbin BEL ,9uftingsforb nit
fol9 %ungebeuren Mengen D &arpfen
angefiut, baB Die SGee= unb Grit
miiblen gespuneen tparen, ben @etrieb
e~inautenen. 9ie Slide eerietben in
9roBen Wengen in Die WaferrGber, bic
babur9 gum Steben .gebra9t tpurben.
y gefarmtli6 lit Die iebige 8ittme
0es SiirIten @aloeriee cine Amerna,
nerin. MiB Msarie gitber See fam in
iunaen Sabren no6 europa BORT
Iernte lie 8rin5 6rieori6 bon Sol.
5tein, elm Snfel Der ietigen oeutlden
&oilerin, fennen, Der oonols 63
Sabre alt uno ieit flint Sobren @itt.
mar. @iner Gbe nit MiB See ~ftelter
fi6 iebod) a~llerIei Sdapierigfeiten ent.
qeqen, Bis eno1id Der Brin5 oltf ieine
Mnportl6oft als Witglieb Der Sami.
lie SolItein-a nguitenbnra peraidtete
Or nobm Den Nanlet zines Siiriteu
bon 0oer an, BEN ibm &uifer Srona
Soief perlieb, uno an %. Nobember
1864 perm1blte er iib nit Der ba-
mols &c Sabre olten MiB See. I'm,
gefabr Elm babies Sabr ipater mor Die
SiirItin bereits @ittne ~geiporben, unb
nun lebte lie in 8aris, mo tie .ouf
Graf @oIoeriee fennen lernte, Der lid
Damn am IA. April 1874 init ibr Der.
mdblte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
@rnnneisentbums ltebertraanngen.

Barbara S. &etman an William S.
8oDb, She'll Got 5, Burton & @amp=
bel's 8arf place Nboition, tpeftli9 bon
Slinois Str, nDrbli9 BON 5airbanf,
50, 100.
William 8. Bapne an Marp u.
Cation, Got ia, Wc@ariD's 3. Weft-
Ieite Nbbition in @ef Snbianapolis,
81, 500.
Mrtbur g. 8rotpn an CHARLES M.
&pber, 2ots n unb 70, 2. Section
Winoborit Blace, mefli6 Bpm Wabi=
ion, fibli9 BON Morris. $1,000.
8alentine @isler an CHARLES Srib
She'll bonn norbweil. giertel, Section
2, Sownfbip IA, &anse 3, gerrp
Sopnibip. $3.50.
Georee 9. Oanbes'u II. u. an @ealtp
Enrichment @ompanp u. a., Got 81
big 40, AZ, As, 46, 48 Big IS, n big
81, 90 big 1877, 129 big 1877, 143 big
149, 152 big 1874 uno Al, Nrbmore
Nbb., swif9en Central Nbe. uno 6air=
grtinoen, nDrbli9 bon SO. ctr. $685.
275.
Sofepb $. @lnrt an Sobn %. @Garf,
2ots Is uno Is, @eper's Cub, 8ut=
terfielb's Sub. Sphn5pn's Grben Wbb..
nabe Nib unb 16. Str; 2ot 20, @Iart
unb OsgoOo's NDO., Weft Sroiuna=
polls, @ofep, nabe 9enrp Str, unD
Got A, Sadion part, n0rol. Der atlas
@orts. 1920.
Mattie 8. 9eming on Martin &otb,
Got Is in Senbrifs' Subj. Der Nuben=
lot SO in 9au9hertp StraBe, nabe Sf
Str. $3.50.
@barles DC. 0an Seinfe an Soiep6
Sbompion, Got "a in SObnion & Sog=
ibire's Of WaibingtOn Ctr. NOoitiOn,
SobnfDn Mpenue, nabe Mi6i9an Str.
$4,000.
GLEN Walib an Wi9ael Sona9bue,
Got los in Mc&ernan & pierce's
Subj. Der NuBenlot 1913, SenateNDe.,
nDrbli9 bon &aD. $1400.
Sheriff an Celtic Sapigns & 2oan
NHociatipn, Got 81 in @ampbeIs Weif
9arf Nob., nahe &ap StraBe n. Belt
st. st. $1495.47.
@pane. 2utb. ct. 8auls air@e an
bic Seutfde gpan9. 9utb. emmanuel
@emeinbe, 2ots Is unb 16, 60. 8 in
6ubbaro's @ibDft-Nbb., @de 2aurel
Str. nnb Sottage Nbe. 81.
Mpbpnfo q. S9onater an 2obina
M. Wrisbt, 2ot 33 in 4enuoob parf,
65tli9 bon gromn 9in, au. 33. & 81.
Str. $1,000.
Wm. &nauer an Wm. @riffn, Got
z in Sifman's 9augbbile Subj. bon
Solmers Wef=gno Mob. $13500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11

sebuns papRes erf iebt erfolat 1T
unb baB fe in Der Jorm zines ribren=
ben peri6nli9er Sdmeraensi9reies ber=
borgetreten 1T. 9ibt Der congregation
BON Is. Mdr5 lire biForif6e 8e=
beutung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
e.

9 auerlau b n | 5 n e.
George 10. WarfbaQ, aueiff. Wobn-
baus, @aibington Boulebarb, nabe
3d., $4,000. = M. u. @rafertp, Stem
Seriep, nabe o., b6la. Wobnbaus,
$4,000. - $. 9. Sale, b6ls. Wobn=
baus, Salbott Mb.. nabe IT,. $4,000.
- Marp S. Scott, Cottage, 1923 %.
81. 1905.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
@erbaao 0eutider @sreine.

0eute Mbenb 8 ubr miro cine 9eles
gaten : 8erfammlune bes 8erbanb's
oeuti9er @ereire in ben Rdumer bas
nnabbdngigen Surnbereirs abgebaIter1
tuerDen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11

Die obise Isabelle Seist mas beruirft merben
fatrl nit Der gang fIeinen Summe BON 3L
Gents per Sag. 8einabe iebes &tnb in Der
Stabt unb Staat fant Elm 8anf @ontp baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
9part Cure
Nfenmi9e

@ebt mas 81 Sent per Sag ober $1.O0
per Monat beuirfen in 5ebn Sabren 5u
8 9r0tent 3inien.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
TUESDAY, July S. 1908.
REFoRE AND AFTER.

After bidding the employees of The
Evening journal &c forth and celebrate
independence Day in the proper style,
we closed the print shop on Saturday
left the scissors TO rust. devoted the
paste pots to the nies and shut off the
motor
It IS a pleasure to announce this
morning that every employe Is back,
clothed in his right mind and prepared
to take up anew the task Of publishing
the brightest and livenest paper in Dell
aware. Notwithstanding the celebra-
tion. after careful examination we
have to report that in the whole shop
there Is not a finger missing.
And our experience. we are glad to
say. Is the experience Of vast ma
jority OF Wilmington people. There
were no very serious accidents. There
Is an abundance OF red noses, but the
sun did the painting. We are learning
to observe the day more nationally
to have a genuine good time with the
danger eliminated.
A reader tells us that we ought to
throw a bouquet at the police, on ac-
count OF their watchfulness in prevent
ing dangerous demonstrations. He Is
right. our police as usual were try
ing hard to earn their salarles-and as
usual they earned a little more than we
pay them. 1t was magnificent day,
and remarkable 70 relate, there was no
thunder storm 10 send people scamper-
ing for shelter. And now the news
paper man giances over the calendar
and finds that his next holiday is the
Path Of November.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
EaIae standard Of I1onesty.

From The Kansas city star.
ls there not reason 10 believe that many
of our ethical codes arc more dishonest
than ihe individuals who are bound by
theme This doubt is Increased if ono com
slider that in many fines of activity which
arc regarded with disflvor those who on-
gsee in them are jealous OF their honor
and their reputation TOR fair dealing. Even
500 such ana occupation as gambling there
arc men who are absolutely straight
and their word may he relied on implicitly.
Indeed. IL is surprising 10 Witness the
confidence which is placed 10y a large
class of tho pcop.e upon the honesty OF
mon whose yocauons are not only I'm vio-
lation OF strict morality but of statute
laws es wcl. A hookmalScr at "a race tract,
occupies nduciary re,ation towards a
great number of people. and ho is usually
as faithful n uhe Discharge Of his trust aa
a bank president The referee nc a prize
fight lls Temptations to dishonesty which
might prove embarrassing 10 a Sunday
school superintendent but it is a rare oc-
currance when one OF them Is wilfuly un-
fair in his decisions.
10 the most dangerous form az machine
politics men are straight according To- a
crooked code. Politicians OF a somewhat
highcr class DO not hesitate to pervcrt the
laws or conspire against popular suffrage
but they would resent with conscious
feeling of virtue any impuiaton OF per-
sonal dishonor.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
rHE ISSUE MET.

when the responsible members OF "a
religious or ethical body fan below the
standards Of their profession and bring
their associates into disrepute there is
occasion for general regret But when
the body so affected promptly and cour-
sgeously meets the emergency and
takes means to purge itself. there Is
occasion for general congratulation.
Men are fanible. and since priests
and ministers arc merely men. it not
lnfrequently happens that by their
conduct they bring reproach on their
respective denominations. The thought
ful nan OF any religious faith. or with
none at an. deplores a falling away
from the high standards which others
have set for themselves. When a
Methodist minister. for instance. dis
\ >graces his calling It is a matter Of con-
cexp TO Presbyterians. Catholics and
AgnoSJcs. Because It helps to break
down our respect for sacred institu-
tions ana lowers our faith in humanity
Consequently, when under these cir
cumstances Alethodism rises to repudi-
ate and denounce the transgression OF
those who are its professed leaders,
and 10 sternly enforce its DEGREES. the
members Of an religious denominations
should rejoice. For the principle Of
human accountability vet remains ana
no amount or charity can blot it ont
Ministers. like laymen. must stm be
accountable at the bar Of human iudr-
saent for their acts. and the verdic
takes into consideration their profess
sions.
Humanity has two things 10 fear
hypocrlsy ara cowardice. False teach
ers are ever present with US, and IN
pupils are only too apt to follow tn
lesson OF example. Cowardice fre
quently comes 70 the support OF hypoc
risy BY excusing and paliatins
Evening journal., 1904-07-05

- ome of these days Skrydlon is going
60 take that Nladivostok squadron
ont and forget TO bring It back.
Every girl knows perfectly wen that
eyes are made TO see with when there
are no men around.
When woman discovers her first
wrinkle she goes on ii still hunt to see
IL she can acquire a reputation for hav-
ing a fine mind.
It's very hard for a woman to under
stand how her husband is not elected
President when he knows how to put up
IAN the awnings without tearing them.
AS soon as a man gets to be elected
village school trustee he begins practic-
ing up on his speech accepting the
nomination for President of the United
States
Father Cutting the whip smartly
through the ai) Tommy how I
make the horse go faster without strik-
ing him at ALL Tommy why
don't you spank us children that way?
"what an awful lot Of trolley acci-
dents occur at that crossingl"
"Hes, that's the liveliest cornet in
town."
Huh! I'd call it the deadliest"
wilie-Pa, is there any difference
between a violin and a fiddle?
Pa-Yes, indeed, my son. If you hear
IL at a concert or opera it's a violin
but when the man next door plays ii
it's a fiddle.
She-Don't you ever send any of your
stories to the magazines?
He-Dont 1? I send lots of them,
but believe I'd drop dead If they ever
accepted any
She Csympathetically)- do wish
they would accept one.
While engaged in plowng at Nor
way Me. Bert York and Will Gary
killed sixteen snakes on a plot of
ground two feet square The snakes
were burrowlng ia the earth and were
turned out by the plowshare.
"Say it was Jack Somebody dat de-
fed de lightnn. wasn't it?" inquired
the small boy with the wet hair.
"You mean Ajax. don't you?"
"Oh. yes we'll / was jest goin' TO say
I'm bet I'm beat him catchin' thunder
when Pop finds I've been in swim
mn'."
"Colonel Patnx called YOU a hack.
writer Pa What does he mean by that?'
asked the editors little son.
"lle means, my son, that I've got a
hatcnet always ready for such miserable
creatures as he is."
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
The ANSWER.

we clip this from an editorial ia the
Dover Delawarean:
In view Of The Journals declaration
that the Regulars "wll no more rec
ognize Addicksism when Il appears in
the national party management than
when II appears az home.' IL would be
interesting to know just what The
Journal and the Regulars mean by
"Addicksism." Was or was not the
election of Senator Alice recognition
OF "Addicksism at home2' Is the fight
against Addioksism only personal
fight against John Edward Addicks.?
We answer: Addicksism means that
political system which has been created
by Addiclss Whether mistakes have
been made In the past Is a question
which we leave to our readers. But
we think that 1t has become so plain
that the system is altogether repulsive
and degradlng that to recognize it is
almost as bad as to recognize its crea-
tor. Senator Alice was elected largely
In Difference to the wishes of all the
national leaders that We should put an
end 60 the strife.
There was hope that when he as
sumed his great Office he would dis
cover a measure Of independence and
cease to regard himself as a mere tool
of Addicks. This belief was based in
part on his promises and in part
ON an estimate Of the average
man. II it is any satisfaction to the
Delawarean we are willing TO say that
we think his election was a great mis-
take-we thought so at the time, al
though, as we remember. The Delawar-
can expressed "a degree Of pleasure.
Now the church has set it's face
against the devil and his works, and
we are thoroughly convinced that we
should set our faces against Addicks
and his works. The cry Of the wolves
to the sheep is ever: Let us get to-
gether' But it is not good argu-
ment from the standpoint of the sheep.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
aged Man Beaten and Robbed.

Rochester, n Y, July 3. - Three
masked men broke into the home of
James L. Blodgett, aged eighty-twO
years, a prominent citizen and banker
of Hermitage, at o'clock in the morn
ing, attacked the aged man. beat him
severely and left after securing nearly
$500 in money and some jewelry. The
robbers broke through a door with a
lighted torch in their hands and shout
ed "Firel" Wnen Mr. Biodgett rushed
out of his room the burglars seized
and bound him and ordered him to tell
them where his money was hidden. He
replied that all of it was in a safe at
the bank. The three robbers were not
satisfied with this answer and again
set upon the old man and beat him
almost into sensibility. They then
gagged Mr. Blodgett and for nearly an
hour ransacked the house, securing
nearly $500 in money, gold watch and
other jewelry.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
HOWs Tu1sq

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by HANS Catarrh Cure.
Il. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years. and believe
him perfectly honorable IN an business
transactions and financially able to carry
ont any obligations made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX. Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, o.
wALDiNG. K1NNAN & MARVIN whole
safe Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 75o per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Mr. cannon I'D tho Trua.s.

From the Kansas city Star.
In his address before the Republi-
can Convention Speaker Cannon spoke
complacently Of the shrinkage I'm value
of wafered stock In the last two years.
This had amounted ne said. according
TO the Wall Street Journal. 10 about
ST .6OO. .O0O. 000 Yet assorted the
Speaker. triumphantly, EVERY dollar
OF property that was represented by
this overcapitulation two years ago is
still With US" and only "the fools that
bet' have suffered.
But a large share Of the property in
voived In The shrinkage has changed
hands II has been transferred from
the investors TO the promoters by
methods which in private life would
be called fraudulent. In plain Eng
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
Professor spaId to Lseture.

Special to The Evening Journal
Dover, July Professor Arthur r.
spaid, superintendent Of the New Cas-
tie county public schools, will lectuie
before the student body of the School
lof Methods for public school teachers,
now in session at the Wilmington Con-
ference Academy this evening on the
subject Of Birds" The lecture will be
illustrated and viii be held in the
large recitation hall of the academy.
Professor Spaid. who is one of the
instructors at the summer school, is
also giving a course Of study on Birds"
to the teachers
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
MOTOR BIGYCLISTS TO
COME To WILMINGTON
Will Stop Here on Run Be
tween New York and
Cambridge

Evidence that the motor bicycle-which
to qiotc It's enthusiasts ''robs heat, hills
ana hcadwinds of their terrors Sis com
ing on will reach Wilmington on July g..
On that day at 3.3I p. m. the participants
.n The six-days endurance contest, con-
Quoted by the National Federation OF
American Motorcyclsts. Will reach this
city lnrouts to Cambridge. Nd. They viii
be checked by v. II. Py.o and win remain
here ever night. The contest was started
90 New York on July .. when The competi-
tors set out for Albany, a run Of 1853 miles
returning the following day TO New York
on The opposite shore of the Hu ison river.
July was devoted TO a test designed TO
demonstrate the economy Of the dif-
Ieront motor bicycles in use. The tank
of each was supplied with one quart Of
gasoline and the competitor wso covered
the greatest distance with that quantity
of the fuei. was adiudged the winner OF
that test. Today there were Trials at hill
climbing, and also tests Of uuickness IN
star ing and stopping and also Of running
at slow speed-tests calculated not only to
show the skill Of the riders, but to bring
out those features Of the motor bicycle
that contribute not alone to the comfort
and safety Of - motorcyciists but Of the
general public as well.
On July days run from New York
to Wilmington VIII comprise the pro-
gram, and on July z from Wilmington
to Cambridge, Nd. where the annual
election and joilihcatlon Of the f. A. Nd.
occurs on July and ..
These day runs are not in any seRso
races, as speed exceeding Is miles an
hour renders the offender liable TO dis
qualification. They are designed to prove
the ,tility Of motor bicycles to ''get there
on schedule time, to fall behind which SUBJ
jects the contestant to penalty OF one
point for every minute he is late the
awards, the chief of which IS a diamond
medal. being made on a basis Of points;
the rider leading on the road is not neces-
sarily the winner. During the six days
Of the contest no repairs or adjustments
are permitted, save such as can be made
enroute; each night the machines are kept
under lock and key.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
DO NOT DOSE THE STOMACH.
Cure catarrh by Natures Own Meth
delivery Breath Of Hyomei Brings
Relief.

Nearly every one who has catarrh
knows how foolish It is to try and cure
it by drugging the stomach. Tempo
rary relief may be given, but a cure
seldom comes
Untn recently your physician would
have said the only way TO cure
catarrh would be to have a change OF
climate; but now with Hyomei yol,
can carry health giving climate in
your vest pocket and by breathing it
few minutes four times day soon
cure yourself.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but Sl.0O and consists Of an inhaler
that can be carried ia the vest pocket,
medicine dropper and bottle OF
lHyomei. The inhaler lasts a lifetime,
and If one bottle does not cure. an
extra bottle of Hyomei can be obtained
for so cents. It is the most economical
of al remedies advertised for the cure
of catarrh. and is the only one that
follows nature in her method Of treat
| ing diseases OF the respiratory organs.
H. James Belt has sold great many
Hyomei outfits and the more he sells.
the more convinced he is that he is
perfectly safe in guaranteeing TO refund
the money if Hyomei does not cure.
Evening journal., 1904-07-05
The Rabblo Of the Rovs.
Said oyster Bay 20 Buzzard's Bay.
1T makes me laugh. old chap.

Said oyster Bay 10 Buzzard's Bay.
1T makes me laugh, old chap,
To think how few, how very few
There are who realize that you
Are still upon the map.
No statesmen come your quiet way
said oyster Bay to Buzzard's Ray
"No festive warships round you play;
I'm fact, old chap. you've had your day
You're only the spot a fat fisherman
seeks
When he tires Of Jersey and wants a
few weeks
OF ease and rest and no display;
That's an you are" said oyster Bay.
said Buzzard's Bay TO oyster Bay,
"A lesson you should learn;
Just now it's true without doubt
The tide for me Is way. way out,
But tides. like worms, will turn.
It's true no statesmen stroll my way
said Buzzards Bay to oyster Bay
"Nor warships come in glad array. b
But still permit me here to say
My political tide has a curious knacl
First OF ebbing then turning and fas
flowing back.
1t might do that again some day.
SO don't get gay" said Buzzard's Bay
New York sun.