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Evening journal., 1904-10-07
ELLIOTT CONTEST
PETITION FILED
States There Was Fraud in
the Third Levy Court
District
BROWN WILL ALSO FILE PETITION

Christopher L. Ward, counsel Tor
Isaac c. Elliott. who viii contest tn
nomination Of William ]. Brown for
Levy Court from the Third district,
before the Republican County Commit
tee next Tuesday, filed with Joseph c,
Jolls, secretary OF the committee. this
morning a petition setting out the
grounds to be relied on at the con-
test Edward G. Bradford. counsel for
Harry A. Brown. who is also TO make
a contest, win file his petition some
time today. The petition IN part filed
by Mr.. Ward follows;
That at the primary election held on
the twenty-fourth day Of September
Abraham J.. Tyre. William J. Brown
Everett Hollingsworth and James w
Green were likewise candidates for said
office That your petitioner by the re-
turns appears 20 have received I'm the
Levy Court district two hundred and
forty four votes as follows;
Abraham l.. l.. Tyre. two hundred
and thirty-three votes; William ]
Brown. two hundred and sixty mine
votes and Everett Hollingsworth. one
hundred and ffty-flve votes
Your petitioner Is informed and be-
iieves that the returns from said dis
trict are as follows;
Isaac c. Elliott. fifteen votes; Abra-
ham J.. Tyre. one hundred and thirty
three votes and William j. Brown, nine
Votes.
Your petition believes and therefor,
AYERS that the said returns from the
said Third district OF the Sixth Repre-
sentate district are incorrect ans
erroneous and do not truly represen
the vote cast In the said election dis
trict.
That at the said election district you
petitioner received the votes Of up
wards Of seventy Of the qualified voter
In said election district, and your pc
ltitioner annexes hereto affidavits sign
ed and sworn TO by seventy qualifie
voters In said election district TO IN
effect that at the said primary elec
tion they and each OF them cast thel
votes for your petitioner as their an
each OF their choice for Levy Coui
commissioner from the said Third dis
triot.
That had your petitioner receive
and had credited TO him the votes
q the said electors. he would have bee
nominated as the candidate Of the r.
publican party for the said office.
Your petitioner therefore prays tn
your honorable body do recount q
|, ballots contained in the ballot box Il
the Third Election district Of the Slxl
Representative district and correct n
errors and mistakes which appear
the returns from said distict and do
clare your petitioner to be the nom
ness for the said Office as aforesaid.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
One Child Is Taking
PastetIr Treatment But
Parents of Other Two
Are Too Poor
Over a WeekHas Elapsed
Since the Biting and
Victims Are Not Wor-
rying Over Matter

The examination OF the brain Of the
fox terrier that ran amuck last week
and was finally killed by Peter Orth
In Brondywine hundred. brings to light
the fact that the animal was mad Sew
eral days ago the dogs head was sent
TO the state Laboratory at Delaware
College IN Newark. for examination.
and word was received this morning
that the animal had unquestionably
been suffering with rabies when killed.
Three children, Helen Leech. aged
years. Of No. 1903 Walnut street: Pearl
kandle. aged 6 years. OF No. TindaWs
court and Clossie Rollins. OF No. zoos
Poplar street. who is "a years OF age
were bitten by the dog. In each in
stance the animal bit the arm Of its
victim and on the first two brought
blood. The Rollins girl was attacked
by the mad animal and while her cloth
Ing was badly torn she was not bitten
seriously. Her arm, however. was eau
terized and when seen by a reporter OF
The Evening journal this morning she
appeared TO take lightly the fact that
a mad dog had bitten her She said:
ITS all healed up now and laughingly
ran into the house.
One Taking Treatment.
The Lcech girl has been under Pus-
teur treatment az the Delaware Hospl-
tai since last Tuesday. Her parents
are distracted and thinking Of the NOR
row. the ninth day.
The most pitiful case OF the three is
the little kandle girl She was In school
when reporter called at her home this
morning. The dog bit her so deeply
that blood was brought Her ,oothot
did not know that the dog had been
actually mad until told what the result
OF the examination was, by the report.
err This family is a poor one and tn,
leNpense OF placing the child under Pas
teur treatment DR.. Harry r. spru
ance had attended her since she wa
bitten.
Al the pound FIVE dogs that had bee
attacked by the fox terrier were thi
morning put to death. They had bee
} kept In confinement awaiting the resul
fof the examination OF the mad dog
I brain.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
CAR is ALARMED
Russian Potentate Fears Plots Against
His Life.
By Publlshers' Press.

Berlin, Oct News from st.
Petersburg this morning confirms the
reports that the Car is in state Of
mild terror as the result OF plots
against his life. which the police claim
have been discovered lately. His Ma
jesty has now formed a new body
guard OF five hundred secret service
men who surround him constantly.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
WHITE GIRLS, ENAMOREO
OF NEGROES, NOW HERE
Two Sussex County Damsel.
Locked Up in Delaware
Industrial School

Agent Frank Stout OF the Humane
Societies has returned from George
town where ne attended the trial OF
James A. Morris. colored charged with
acting improperly toward Ehie john
son. white girl Of Milton. Morris was
found guilty but his attorney immedi-
ately made application FOR a new trial.
The court handed down no decision on
the request, but is expected to do so
today.
Mr.. Stout brought the Johnson girl
to Wilmington and placed her in the
Industrial School. lie also brought
Katie Josephs. another white girl
enamored Of a negro to the institution.
John Bowen who Is charged with act
ing Improperly toward her is at
large. having escaped from Georgetown
jail recently.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
TRAMPS BREAK IN STATION
Grew Cold and Forced Entrance to
Seek Fire.

Owing TO the fact that last night
was unusually chilly for this time or
the year and the thermometer hung
around the freezing point tramps broke
into the r., b. & W. Railroad station at
Bellevue in order to seek warmth.
Investigation this morning disclosed
the fact that although the intruders
were missing nothing had been taken
from the place.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
AUTO DASAES DOWN. CLIFF
IN FRONT OF EXPRESS
Rr pnhllshers, press.

New York oct. 7.-Nine persons. fivc
Of whom We're women In "a big automobile
plunged over thirty-foot embankmeni
nt the foot of Jerome avenue and l6isi
street this morning. and crashed down
10 the tracks OF the New York Central
railroad directly in front OF an express
train.
The train ground the life out of a mar
and woman instantly and another woman
was so badly injured that she died few
minutes later. -Four others i'm the ma
chine were seriously injured.
The dead are Albert Noyes, chauffeur
Miss Bella Perez. and Nudge Corcoran.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
Halt CALLED ON
WATER BOARD
RIGHTS Have
BEEN AGREED UPON
Price the City Has to Pay
the Jessup & Moore Paper
Company Settled

After a conference that lasted the
greater part of yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Board OF Water Commits
sioners. City Solicitor Robert G. Har-
man, Mayor Bird and officials of the
Jessup & Moore Paper Company, an
agreement regarding the water rights
along the Brandywine in connection
with the new system was reached and
papers signed.
The agreement which was signed pro-
vides that the amount which the city
shall pay for the water rights in con-
nection with its new system shall be de-
termined by the three arbitrators who
are now engaged in studying the con-
ditions preparatory to making awards.
Under the agreement the city is to
pay for the right Of way two months
after the award is made, that 10 per
cent. ofethe price agreed upon to take
10, 900 900 gallons of water be paid with
in sixty days. that so per cent. be paid
within two years or when ready to take
and that the remaining 10 per cent. be
paid when the city uses in excess Of g.
OOO,O 900 for a period OF thirty days.
Twenty thousand Germans celebrated
German Day at st. Louis, receiving a
message OF greeting from Emperor Will
liam.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
GALE LAYTON HAS
PLAN TO DROP CURRY
sneclal to ID Evening Journal.

Dover. oct. lit is reported here that
the Union Republicans have made out
another slate OF the state ticket to pre-
sent TO the Regular Republicans.
Under this slate II Is proposed to sacri-
fee Thomas Curry as State treasurer to
make way for c. r. Layton. who again
wants TO be appointed Secretary Of state.
This is agitating the friends Of Mr.. Curry.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
FELL FROM A CAR
James N. Bryan Attempted to Board
Moving Trolley.

James NJ. Bryan, the well-known paint
dealer, while attempting TO board morn.
ing car at Seventh and Market street,
shortly after II o'clock this morning. fel
and was dragged for probably ten yards
Fortunately he escaped with several
bruises and cut on the right hand
The car was No. So Of the Maryland
avenue line.
a number OF persons saw the accident
and say that Mr.. Bryan came near get
ting under the car.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
ANXIETY FOR LADY CURzoN
But Slow Progress is Being Made To-
ward Recovery.
BY Publishers Press.

London. Oct. 7.-The following bulle-
tin regarding Lady Curzons condition
was issued this morning: Lady Cur
zons condition has been causing renew
ed anxiety during the past week. Lon
don doctors are still In attendance and
the patient is not yet out OF danger, but
slow progress being made. II no fur
ther complications ensue there are good
hopes for her ultimate recovery. Lady
Curzon passed a quiet night Her gen.
eral condition is about the same"
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
Libel case Dismissed.

In United States Court this morning
the libel suit for wages instituted by
William Ridings against the Atlantic
Dredging Company's dredge. which Is
at work IN the Christiana river, and
which resulted in the boats seizure.
was dismissed. The company paid the
amount Of the claim made By Ridings.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
OLD MONITORS DISMANTLED
Nahant and Tallahassee Being De-
molished For Old Iron.

Workmen at Pennsgrove. N. J., en-
ployed by Ezekiel Turner of Boston, are
making rapid progress in the work of
dismantling the old monitors Tallahassee
hassee and Nahant.
The boats were purchased from the
government by a Boston firm for s12.-
600 each. each monitor containing $500
tons OF iron worth SIS a ton. which has
been sold to a Charleston, S. C. firm as
scrap iron for working over. 1t will
be some time yet before the work is
completed.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
Brought Here For Burial.

on the II o'clock south bound train this
morning the body OF Mrs. Royonetta M .
Sibson, formerly of this city. was brought
here for burial. The corpse was met at
French street station by James I. Chand-
Ter and interment was made in Whining
ton and Brandywine Cemetery. Only inn
mediate friends accompanied the remains
TO the grave.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
OLD FOLKS DAY
lnfirn Members Of Union Church to be
Brought to Service in Cabs.

Brought TO Service IN Cabs.
Sunday will be observed as "old Peo-
pies Day" at Union NJ. f. Church. The
old people not able to walk to the church
will be conveyed in cabs by the young
people Of the Ushers' Union and Epworth
League. The pastor, the Rev. r. II.
Adams. after the delivery of short SER
mon, viii devote thirty minutes to testi-
mony from the aged Christians that may
be present. The Rev. S. II. Cummings, OF
Baltimore. will preach in the evening.
Special efforts are being made by the class
Ieaders and others to increase the attend
ance upon the cluss meetings. with graft
flying results. Attention is called to the
plan Of raising sl.S0O on November 70 to
pay the parsonage debt. The finances OF
the church are in good condition and tho
congregation is anticipating increased
spiritual interest during the coming sea.
son.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
MITCHELL TO INTERcEDE
President of Mine Workers to Confer
With Operators.
BY Publishers Press.

Knoxville, Tenn. oct. John Nit
cheI. the president of the United Mine
Workers, will be here on October Ia to
confer with the coal operators of the
Kentucky and Tennessee districts. with
a view Of settling the differences now
existing between them and the men and
they look forward to the resumption Of
work.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
Rvildino cannino Msehir.rv

The Remington Machine Company Is en-
gagged in constructing several canning and
sealing machines for western trade. Sew
been made recently.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
WEATHER BULLETIN

The New York Herald
far weather and lower will
orheatey winds and fross
10 cloudy slightly
light noeey Winds Sunday
European steamers sailing
cloudy weather and fresh northery
Evening journal., 1904-10-07

The Archbishop of Canterbury urged
the General Episcopal Convention. in
Boston, to take steps to guard the re-
ligious life of the home.
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD.

OST.-Bunch of keys in going from Del
aware avenue and jackson street to
Fourteenth and Washington. Kindly re-
turn TO Evening Journal Office. octe-2t
Evening journal., 1904-10-07

LOsT.-Lap robe on Kennett Pike. We'd
nesday night. slice reward for return
TO this office. oct6-2t
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
THE STOCK MARKETS.

One O'Clock Quotations from Scott & Co
Evening journal., 1904-10-07

LOST. T.-Nfascnic charm. solid gold with
initials C r. d. Reward il retusasd
10 this office. octc~ft
Evening journal., 1904-10-07

FOUND.-A pocketbook in Opera House
on Wednesday evening owner prov
ing property and paying FOR 'ad Apply
Opera House Office. oct7-2t
Evening journal., 1904-10-07
THIS WEATHER.

Theweasicr on Saturday will
Ec slightly warmer wish fresh
to light northwesterly winds
along the coast.
The Dolores star., 1904-02-05
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hemently that the Panama revolution
had been going on for twenty years-
Talk to me" said 5ir Dolliyer.
about the United States interfering TO
aid the insurTection in Panama, the
United States could not have stopped
the insurrec;ion If it had desired to do
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had been done by the United States in
Panama was done in obedience to the
requirements for our treaties. accept
the secretary Of state as my authority
on this question. for much as may re-
gpect the opinion Of senators. | would
accept John Hays opinion on such a
subject in preference to the opinion Of
any Of them. Therefore. I do not apol-
ogiZe for any Of the orders given or the
acts done in Panama"
The Dolores star., 1904-02-05
Not a Crime to Marry.

The law that married womaa1
not teach in the public schools h
ish and tyrannous. This was II
hsment declaration of DR.. waIiI
the discussion of resolutions pre-
at the Mex York Legislative Lead
the president. Mrs. Lille Deu3
Blake The resolutions were Z
forth by the case of Mrs. Jennie
dewater. a public school teacher,
has lately been brought before
Board of Education for disobeyinfI
law that woman shall net contind
teach after she is married. Seven
the league members regarded this
as special one. and declared that,
cause of Mrs. Vandewater's unu
ability in helping defective chill
she should be retained. Others,
DIR. Waite, thought the law was
in any case. and confined the d
leges of an intelligent woman"
The Dolores star., 1904-02-05
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Tes. Of Vegetable Diet.

Yale University has begun serid
experiments in dieting. Eight ath1
and gymnasts were taken to spt
training table at the university 4
mons. They will be given only a \
etable diet. largely cereals. throue|
their training season. A record
their new food will be carefully
by Professor Chittenden, director
the Sheffield Scientific School. Who'll
here twenty United States soldlen|
a years dieting experiment at The |
versity.
The varsity athletes will be gig
diet similar to that of the soldien
have been here six months in train
How the athletes and gymnasts WY
able to perform under their new
will be eagerly watched by the a'A'
coachers.
The Dolores star., 1904-02-05
Reservoir Withdrawals.

The secretary Of the interior has
rendered a decision in relation to the
withdrawal oil lands for reservoir
cites.
Under the operations of the irriga-
tion law 30.010.000 acres believed to
be susceptible of irrigation have been
temporarily withdrawn by the secre-
tary and the local land officers have
been directed. in case of lands with
drawn tor irrigation works, such as
reservoir sites, etc, to allow no en-
tries Of any kind whatever within the
areas Withdrawn until the withdrawal
shall have been modified or revoked.
In timber and stone applications.
where no payment for such lands has
been made at the date OF the with
drawal. It is held that no segregation
has been effected. no vested interest
In the application accrued, and conse-
quently the government Withdrawals
become operative upon such applica-
tions and effect withdrawal thereof
so as to terminate the contingent right
of the applicant. and devote the land
to the objects and purposes of the act
under which the orders of withdrawal
were made.
The effect of this decision is to pro.
tcct the government from hold-ups by
speculators. These spectators, by ap-
pearing early in the sections where
Withdrawals are made or contemplat-
ed. secure locations on valuable res
crvOir sites which they afterward hold
at exorbitant prices and thus delay or
prevent the construction of important
irrigation works by the government.
The Dolores star., 1904-02-05
DIDN'T BELIEVE
rha. Coffee Was the Real Tn

Some people founder around
take everything that's recommeu
TO them but finally find out thi'
fee is the real cause of their 'ron'
An Oregon man says:
For 25 years | was troubled
my stomach. was STEADY
drinker but didn't suspect tnA
the cause. l doctored with good
tors and got no help. then
almost anything which someone
had been cured with but to no g.
was very bad last summer ana
not work at times.
"On December 2. 1902. was.
so bad the Doctor said l could n0'
over twenty-four hours at tne
and l made all preparations 10 W.,
could hardly eat anything, evel!u1
distressed me and l was weak anu
all over. When in that condiuon
fee was abandoned and ! was ~
Postum. the change in my III
came quickly after the drink 'ns'
poisoning me was removed.
The pain and sickness ieh y
from me and l began to get wen
by day SO ! stuck to 1t until nov !
well and strong again. can eat -.
with no headache, heart trouble
awful sickness Of the old cones
l drink all / wish of Postum W
any harm and enjoy 1t immen:
This seems like a wono1s
strong story but would re-ef ~
the First National Bank, Tne \
Banking Co., or any mercnsa,
Grants Pass. Ore, in regard
standing and l will send swoIu !;
ment of this II you wish.
also use my name" Name, ~
Postum Co.. Battle Creek. Mics
Still there are many who pele n
iy fool themselves by saying "a
don't hurt me-" a ten days Y
Postum in Its place will tell tns :
and many times save life.
There's a reason
Look for the little book ns
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The Dolores star., 1904-02-05
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