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Evening journal., 1904-11-08
CHIEF LESSEN
PRESENTS NEW
PROPOSITION
Provides for a New Site for
Water Plant in the Ninth
Ward
RESULT OF NUMEROUS DELAYS

/ Chief Engineer Theodore a. Leisen, Of
the Water Department at yesterday $
meeting of the Water Board submitted
alternative plans Cor a new water sys-
ten. Numerous delays encountered by the
department in its project for a water
system at Rockland over the matter of
water rights along the Brandywine in
( duced the chief engineer TO submit the
/ new plans
Chief Engineer Leisens new plans are
practical and would no doubt, insure "a
good water supply. lie admits however
that The Rockland site unquestionably
possesses merits over every other pro-
icct.
New Site in Ninth Ward.
4 The alternative proposition provides for
a tract in the Ninth ward between Van
dever avenue and Twenty-second street
and Locust and Hcald streets to cost SO
per foot or 5000 per acre. The tract con-
sists Of fifteen acres and filter plant
with a capacity OF iO,0OOOOO a day could
be constructed according to the PROPOSE
tion. which states that the tract is favor
ably situated for an economical water
supply
The scheme provides that water shall
be taken from the race and passed
through preliminary filters at the city
mill flowing by gravity TO the sand fil-
ters at Twenty and Locust streets
thence to the filtered water reservoir at
Sixteenth and Walnut streets. From tho
reservoir It would be pumped TO the Cool
Spring race.
Action by tie water board on the prop
osition will be based on further develop
ments with respect TO the water rights
as some Of the parties owning them have
not shown much disposition to confer
with the Water Commissioners.
The Proposition in Detail.
The proposition in detail follows:
wilmington Del, Oct. 81, 1904
TO the Board of Water Commissioners
Wilmington, Del.
Gentlemen; The successive delays en-
countercd in the efforts to effect any
agreement relative TO the water supply
problem at Rockland and the increasing
tendency TO meet with unexpected oh
staeles, has forced the conclusion that an
alternative proposition should be con-
sidered.
Viewing the subject nipartially, the
Rockland scheme unquestionably pos
sesses merits over every other project
considered, although, according TO the
reports OF Mcssrs. Gray and Hazen, its
relative advantages do not preponderate
70 the extent anticipated. The adoption of
this project however. seems Highly de-
sirable but It is not essential and It is
the part Of wisdom at this time to study
the most favorable alternative
Heretofore the comparisons have beer
made principally between Rockland and
the Nedin Farm. with some slight con,
sideration to the plan for taking water al
an intermediate point between the former
and the City Mill, but for obvious reasons
the lattor would fall with the Rockland
Evening journal., 1904-11-08

Dalny. Nos z. via lIcbe, Nov. S.
After three days OF continuous bonn
bardment of Port Arthur. which has
caused extensive destruction to the
shojusan and Niryusan forts. in the
vest center OF the Russian line Of de-
fense and also to Keekwan fort. the
right wing Of the Japanese army as
=aulted Shoiusan Saturday afternoon.
Having carried the approaches to that
height. the assailants intrenched them
selves under the glacls of the forts. In
the evening the left wing delivered an
assault on Keekwan, fighting its way
TO the lower parapet There the Japa-
nese held their ground stubbornly in
the face OF Russian counter attacks
Having been reinforced during tse
night. the Russians charged down on
the Japanese. and desperate hand-to.
hand conflicts ensued The Japanese
beat back the enemy and destroyed
TWO covered positions in the front
Evening journal., 1904-11-08
E. B. RILEY
Many Saving
Opportunities Here
Wednesday
Dress Goods

We are crowded for room at
our dress goods counters and
are willing to take big losses
to move the stock quickly. If
you have any dress goods
wants it will pay you to be
here Wednesday. Come any
time this week if you want
dress goods at under value
prices. ..--....-..
5O-inch wide, all wool gran
ite cloth, colors steel, blue,
tan, castor and green, reduced
from 75c to SOC a yard.
1 piece tan broadcloth re-
duced from 90c to SOC a yard.
A lot of all-wool Milton
cloths, various colors, 81
inches wide, have been 75c,
Soc and $1.0Oa yard at SOC a
yard.
52-inch wide colored cam
el's-hair and cheviots, reduced
from $1.25 and $1.50 to 75c a
yard.
All $3.50 broadcloths at
$1.25 a yard, this week only.
Heavy skirting cloths, So
inches wide, reduced from
$1.50 to $1.25 for this week.
Beautiful challis and fan
nels in light shades, suitable
for waists, about 10 pieces re-
duced from 75c and Soc to 39c
a yard.
75c quality taffeta silk, full
range of coiors and black,
plain and changeable, at SOC a
yard.
1870 and l5c outing fan
nels, lie a yard, this week
only.
Every day this week we will
offer the 17c quality near silk
at lie a yard, all colors and
black.
Sample blankets a third
less 60c to $500 a pair.
40 pairs of white and gray
cotton blankets, Wednesday
only, soc a pair.
"a comb and brush sets
The brush has metal handle
porcelain back the comb
metal back, sold last season
for $1.00, now 69c. Christ
mas is not so far away.
Fresh arrivals every day al
the art counters. Hardangei
canvass and materials, in
structions free. New hem
stitched linens this week.
Evening journal., 1904-11-08

Red fire Of Roman Candles at Bader's.
Seventh ana Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1904-11-08
DO YOUR Duly

today as you see II; your
county asks normore.
New SO in. Long Black Thibet
Overcoats in today, SIS.
New Long Heavy Overcoats
Blacks. Greys and Fancies.
sl2, SIS and $50. Double
breasted Sack Suits. IS to
$50. Big line specials, IS. $40
and Sl2. Sack Suits in Mixed
Goods. Special styles in
Young Mems Suits, s12 to
$50. Broad shoulders and peg
Trousers. Full dress and
Prince Albert Suits, all
sizes.
Open tonight until TO-.
Jas. 7. MuIlIn & Sons,
9th and Market.
Evening journal., 1904-11-08
22S-23O King St.
8 n. STAATS
KNITTING YARNS.


For knitting and crocheting. tho famous
Columbia" Yarns are unequaled. They
are celebrated for softness, elasticity.
eveuly spun thread, and brilliancy dur
ability and variety Of shades. They yield
the very maximum Of service. People who
buy them once keep on buying them We
have been the acknowledged headquarters
for years, and carry fun line. Sold at
the regular standard prices.
Columbia Germantown, and s fold.
Columbia Imported Worsted.
Columbia Saxony, ?, and 4 fold.
Columbia Spanish and German Knitting
Yarns.
Columbia Shetland Wool.
Columbia Shetland Floss.
Angora Wool.
Circulars giving directions for knitting
or crocheting shawls, afghans. caps,
sacIues, sweaters. slippers. &c, for distri-
button to our customers.
knitting and Crochet Needles.
THE COLUMBIA BOOK describes and
illustrates all the stitches in knitting and
croeheting. Gives directions for making
all the newest and most attractive articles
in yarn. Published in attractive form
well printed and illustrated with half
tones. Fifth edition just received.
Ladies' Golf Blouses
and Sweaters
Children's Sweaters,
Knit Slippers and Shawls.
SLIPPER SoLES
For Ladies'. Gentlemen and Children.
Lambs Wool. Bound Cork.
Ladies' Flexible Leather Lambs Wool
Soles.
Capital Soles.
Evening journal., 1904-11-08
ARMIES FACE TO FACE
Russian and Jap Advance Posts In
Touch Along the Shakhe.

Russian and Jap Advance Posts In
Touch Along the Shakhe.
Mukden, Nov. S.-The Russian and
Japanese armies. extending from Ben
Tsia-Putze. on the east, TO the Liao
river. on the west, at places are al
most within a stones throw of each
other. At Ben-Tsia-Putze not more
than 400 yards separate the advance
posts. and at Sin-Chin-Pu. on the
Shakhe river. just west Of the rail-
way and 10 miles south Of Mukden.
the Japanese and Russians occupy the
extreme ends of the same village.
AZ Huang Shan-Tse the Russian cen
ter has thrown advance posts across
the Shakhe river. Both armies are
still strengthening their positions all
along the line.
The slightest movement on either
side is the signal for firing, which oc-
casionally lasts all night The Rus
SLAMS are using sixinch guns on the
railway. which must greatly harrass
the Japanese. Undoubtedly the most
decisive, If not the greatest battle of
the year will be fought in the vicinity
of the ShalShe river. The Russians are
confident of their ability to hold their
positions. The soldiers are building
mud huts for winter quarters.
The nights continue cold, but the
days are bright and crisp.
Evening journal., 1904-11-08

The cost of the new site would ball
ance the sale value of the Weldin farm,
The s5SO,O00 compares with the SS15.-
900 which is the sum Of the lowest bids
on the RoclSland plans. and includes
covered filters, as against open filters at
Rockland.
OPERATING EXPENSES.
For twelve million gallons daily ca
pacity Of water power 5.S million gall
Ions per day-averaging 3 million gall
Ions on 25O feet head, according to Gray
and Hazen report, which equals, say, .
million gallons on 140 feet head.
Evening journal., 1904-11-08
BOY DIES FROM WOUND

Fatally Wounded by Companion on
Cunning Expedition.
Elkton. Nd, Nov BY the acciden-
',tal discharge of n shotgun the l3-year-
hold son of Hampton Ashby. of near
Lombard. was shot and almost instant-
dly Killed on Saturday. Young kshby,
jim company With. a companion by the
llname Of ely, spent the afternoon gum
lining.
/. After tramping through the woods foi
several hours they sat down TO rest
when the weapon was accidentally dis
licharged. The muzzle pointed toward
young Ashby. and he received the fui
load in his leg tearing that member al.
imost from the body. He died at II
O'Clock that night.
Evening journal., 1904-11-08


What's the secret Of happy, vigorous
health? Simply keeping the bowels,
the STOMACH. the liver AMI kidneys
strong "a active. Burdock Blood
Bitters Il Is it
Evening journal., 1904-11-08

Russia May Agree to English Demands
London. Nov. S.-Colonial Secretary
Lyttleton. in a speech at bennington,
said there was an excellent reason for
the hope of the almost immediate
agreement by Russia to sll of Great
Britain's demands in connection with
the North Sea affair,
Evening journal., 1904-11-08

The biggest election night display
that Wilmington ever saw-at The
Evening journal office tonight.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-29
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA. Nov. pa South
eTn Railway engineer, John Coleman,
was before Justice Cation, in the police
court. this morning, charged with run
inug his train Dn the Wilkes Street
track, through the city, at % greater
rate of speed than allowed by law.
Col. Francis L. Smith was the com
plain1nt in the ease.
Colonel Smith said that ON Novem-
Der 10 train of fourteen ears passed
up Wilkes Street about o'clock in the
moruipr and that me timed Them with
q stop watch. The cars, with the en-
gine attached, were 500 feet in length,
and took thirty-seve.. zocon-s 10 pass
la given point. From this Colonel
Smith argued they mus, have been
moving at the rate Of speed of between
ten and twelve miles an hour. Colonel
smith said that his handsome resi-
denCe. which fronts on Wolfe street.
but whose rear is nearly on Wilkes
street, was being badly damaged 10y
the fast running OF trains on the
Wilkes Street track
Engineer Coleman denied that his
train was moving over five miles an
hour the rate allowed by law. and
said the wheels of tine engine slipped
and made f--Ise ass If the train was
moving faster When asked by the
Justice how he got around the stop
watch OF Colonel smith, me said. oh,
"e don't go by stop Watches He
was fined $40.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-29
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