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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
aa6mi(dss Gsldlibwrftn.
SnttrsHar:e Sdiebperinss nit alien gsiitls
maidiaem uno ibr 9ieInltat-

Sn WleB ulserHabm por Sur5em
Wlojor Gdranm mad einem erldus
ternoen @ortroge ii6er cas- 0eihiiss
iDeIen i'm alien Rom S9iegberiudt
nit Drsi nad Den Mngaben unD Dlaben
Der dmlteitsn Gaeaen bergeIeaicn Oes
f6iBen Interchangeable Wurfmel9iz
men. Sum eriien Mlal puroe lol6
4rtileriemQterial Der Qlsen in natiir-
liGer @rObs unb IdieBiertissm gu
itan0e 3ur Sdau geitelt uno cine prats
tide Yrobe odmit gemo9t. WonQsls
bait mar Eel benz GutbDtonon unD pa
lintonOn nur Die Yei9oFfenteit Der
Sebne oes 5peiarmi9en SdiebboQens
unb Der cDlinorilfen Se6nenbanoel,
in benen bic beioen @rme Steden unO
0eren 9oriion beim Qnfpaanen bic
Strait Der brett auf bas OeIdob mir
fen0en 8ogeHiebne iueientlin srb0h:.
Mnitdtt Der aeflc1ienen Strdbne aus
6rauenbaar iDaren einfade 5anfltride
%Dsripanbt, 70 bab araftentpidluns
unb GGubtpeite e%inigsrmabsn biatsr
ben ansaben Der alien S9rifttensr
3~uriidbLeiben mubten.
Smmsr6in f9ob ods Gu%t6Dtoncn bic
pfesle, bic mad Dem Muiter Der IN groz
Der Wengs ouf Der 1unbitdtte Ron
Sdltern a. b. Qippe, WeItfaIen, asfuns
benen YfeiIipiben oearbeiiet iDaren, in
tpaaercdiem Sdub etipa 200 8ub
psit, un0 biefeIbe G9ubnei.e errei@ie
aud bas paIintonon, n09reno bic
GhieBberfudc nit BEN Cnoqer (einer
einarmigen 9dliits nit loffeldrtigem
0efdb gum Nufnebmen unb 3ortlhleus
bern bes Gteinfuoeloeidohesl fpenioer
gut gliidten, ba in 5Olgs zines nlers
oings idnea erfannten geringfiiqigen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bas OeinOb
INNER ipieber fell in bic Gut Itieo unb
isnfredf gum gluseanespnntte 3uriids
febrte. Sebenfans eripiefen Die Sniebs
beriude i'm N~lIgsmeinen bic Genduiqs
felt Der Refonitruttion uno bic That
fade. bab bic r0miiAe 9(rtiIlt.ie i'm
Stanoe mar, nit i6ren Osfhiiben BON
berfdieotnem anlibsr rsd5t oendu I'll
3ielen unD ouF cine niht unbebeutenoe
Gtrede ben ein3elnen eeino 81 tmrsfFtn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
2as Ghriiteutllum in sanan.

Sm Sabre 1902 CAB es in Sa2aa
129,138 Gbrilten, Darunter 46,G34
eoongelilGen @efenntniTes, 55,824
a~aiboliten. Der Reit geb0rt Der gries
9iI9sruIIiiden Stride an. Da bos
2anb 100000 @inpobner 3dblte, IL
fommen alf 10000 Ginpobner 90
Gbriiten. Suft 80 epanselif9e Miis
iionsgeieai6dften, meiit uncertainties,
itaroen in Der Nrbeit, aber aud cine
beuti9e, ndmlid Der Q(lgemeine epnns
gelifh proteitantilGe Wiiiionsperein.
9srlelte bat 5ugleid bic iir4lide Ser
iebung Der epaneetif6en 0euti6en in
Japan iibernomuen. Jm japanil6en
Parliament fino BON ben 300 9(baeorb=
neten II gbriiten. Der Yr1Fbent lit
gum 5~fpeiten Waal i'm Sabre 1902 3a=
taofa gefpeien, Elm felt 20 Sabren gss
touftsr ebdngelif6er Gbriit, Der 5u=
gleid prdiioent Der 9oIdiIda 1T, Der
bon 500 Stubenten olIer JafultGten
beIuften 6riftlidTn 6ohfdule Sas
pans. Mun Der b0dfte Hi4ter BEG
2dnoes lit Gbriit. ipie iiberhaupt bas
Gbriftentbum unter ben @e6iloeten
piele 4nbanger ~geFunben bat. Yon Der
Hegierung fpirb Der @rbsit Der Miflio=
mare fein 6inberniB ~entgegengeieBt, tie
unterifiibt lie Dielmebr. fpenn lie barr
aus prattifden Wuben 5iebt. 90 ldbt
tie 3. 9. gu, Dab Die Miifonarc f9
Der Strafgefungenen unb Der entIahes
nen GtrGflinqe ~annehmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
9rahifEprifhes Grab.

Jn elmer Naltgrube i'm &~eQerqdrten
beg Weinbdnblsrs Roner in Miltels
bad BEL Wien purbe in elmer Siefe BON
II Yarbs ein qualifications @rab auf=
ge0edt. Gefunben fpurben adt Stiid
Doqitdnbig srbaltene tleine SbongefdBe
unb 3ablreide Sbonfherben. Die
S6ongefGBe iin0 aus freier 6onb eez
ur6citet, jepes Stiid bat cine ancsTe Ge>
italt. Muber5em lpurben ned Glide
BON flint 5ertriimmerten Oebitublae=
iDi6tsn gsfunOen; fe limb aus g6on,
BADEN cine ppramiDenfDrmige OsItalt
nit einsm Q0de, finb erOB unb Idfpsr
unb an Der NuBsnfeits g%sgldttet. Mon
fdnb i'm Ora6e ierner Sdmereien, unb
5lpar @ei5en unb !9anf ober Qin5sn in
3iemliher Menge. Die GDrner Iinb
gut erhalten, a6er gan3 perfo6lt unb
bilSeien je0enfaas bic v0eqsebrunq
fir bas Senfsits." Sn Der MIbe looen
fleinere an0den, jsbenfdIs aefie zines
Wables. Jn 5Ipei 0efdben fpar cine
fpeiBlidgr0ue Wahe, ougeniheinlif
Elm Speiiereit. Sud iagen i'm 0robe
nod piele gebrannte Qe6mltiide unb
Deridladte Glide. Die borgefunbenen
gefdbe seb0ren Der gron5e5eit on, etspo
aus Der 3eit 1000 bis 1850 b. Chr.
Die 5un0eegsnitdnbe tperben i'm Wuz
ieum Der StaOt Miitelbad aufbeipobrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24

Die Bidder, In beaen bic HeQieruns
gen ben porlnmenien bon 3eit III 3eit
bic biplomatil4en Werbdnblunoen unD
ionIiieen 9elege iber ipidti9e Qerbdlts
niiie gum Quslanbe i'm 4bOrud unlers
breiten, baben bs~fannisi6 i6ren Nomen
bon Der 1arbe i1res llmldlags. Die
0%lteiten 0rudirerte oieler @rt fino Sie
sngsilden Yl1ubi9er. Sm Sscbre
1852 fiibrte Hapoleon ben Braid aud
in Jrontrei9 Elm, inDem er 3uQleih
burd oas 4usn1rtige @mt cine
Sammlung oiplomatifher attenitiide
unb ourd oas Stnatsminiiterium cine
Gdilberung Der Gage bes aeuen aais
ierrei6s ber0ffenili9en Iieb. Ycins
Sdriften iolten i'm Senat uno i'm
geIebgebenben ADrper pertbeilt nerben.
Der @oriteber Der politifden 9fbtbeis
lung iibertrug einem ieiner 9edmien
bic 2eitung Der @rbeit in per ~failer=
li6en Druderei, oter nod pdbrenb BEG
Sebens gingen BON Gaifer unb pom
MiniIferium 10 biele QbGnDerunoen Elm,
5nb iid Der Drnd Biz in bic No6t Dor
Dem 3uiammentritt Der 8ammern rers
sogerte. limb in lebfer Stun6e muB=
ten bic S9riftsn ned gebefiet unD nit
l1mfdldsen perieben tperbeu. Die Oar
legungen bes WiniIteriums batten enbs
lih cine CRIME 9ede; ols 1ann ober
aud Die Northumberland bes Q(uss
ndrti9en 2mts nit elmer iol6en perz
ie9en fperben ionten, feblte es on griis
mem papier. uno ba bic 3eit brGnete
uno man bas bon gnglanb erforene
glau bermeiben pOLte, eriff non 81
einem eerabe borrG.bigen gelb, bds
feit6em in 5ranfrsi9 b~eibe6olten
purbe. Die iibrigea Regierungen
ndblten borauf fir tbre nubberioen
9erOffen:li9ungen jensr Dirt glei9fons
eine beionbere umfhLlesfarbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24

9pIfst6i d 8 ID
fduIfurfe. Sic Geielfdaft FIR
0ffenfli9e Q~eieballen in Hiirnbero,
8abern, ldBt CUR 3eit bur9 Grl1nger
timber ftdtsprofeHorsn boltstbiimlihc
qohfdulfurie dbbdlten. Qls gin=
~trittseelb iinb fur fsds @Ortrdge BON
Mrbeitern unb 4rbeiterinnen insos=
fammt 80 pfennige gu entrihten, bon
Qebrern, Qebrsrinnen. ftaatIiden, iiG0=
tif6en, foufmdnnii9en Nnge5telten
unb @efperbsmeiiiern / Marf, BON ou=
beren 60rern unb 5Orerinnen 3 Wurf.
nobel fir bieie iebte N6ibsilung s5omiz
Iienturten fir 5 Warf Doresiehsn fnb.
Die Wortrdse beriibren bic peri9isbenz
ften Gebiete bes Wifens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24
Guropdif6e 1la6ridten.
Yrop,na sseGen. glagau.

aaffel. gegnabiet lpurbe duF
4aiiers 0eburtctag Der 4eHelI9mieD
s. 5aber aus Qfa6en. nelder ipegsn
5ooiI9lags gu IsbensldngliGer 3udts
bausitrafe in Der Strafanitolt gu
WeblbeiDen internirt mar uno iid
pGbreno 25jdbriger Strdf6gft gut ges
Tiibrt bate. Baber bat.e iid in oieier
3eit 600 Mart geiport, nit peIhem
Oelos er IN Ieine 5eimatb entlaKen
nrroe.
Yreuna. giirgermeiiter G9lente
un0 oeIfen Trau, belize 72 Sabre aft,
beainaen bas aeit Der aoloenen 6ohs
5eit. Dds Subelpdar, dubergetDobns
li9 riiitig. t0rpsrli9 unO geiItig nod
iebr frifd, begging Die Jeier i'm areile
elmer tattIiden un5abl ainosr. unD
Gntel.
6a@enburg. Der itdOtilde
G0riter Carpenter t0bteie feline Jrau
in ieiner Wobnung D.r9 einetl SduB
in bic Gdulter. 0od Der eiaen Dars
Iieaung liegt 5absldiligteit Dor, liadJ
Der anDersn lit bic 1bat i'm Sdb5orn
mdbreno zines e6eliden Gtreites pera
iift iDorben. Der GorIier b%eTinoet iib
in 0aft.
6ulbo. 2(uf Der Wadstu6fabrit
bon 0ies srplooirte inFolgellnadtlams
felt cine yetroleumlampe. Der grobs
Qogerrdum Der 5irmn gerietb IN
9rano, moourd $4,000 Hsr5en pers
nidtet purDen. Der Gbootn be5ifiert
fid auf 5000 Warf.
5%ranffurt a. W. Sm Seller
raum Der 6utfabrif 6. SimoH & Co..
Meisritrabe II, e~rplObirte Der DanpT=
teRel. Sin Stiid Oes Maueriperfs
iprano, Der Dampf lttDmte nit Madt
aus uno fdleuoerte ben 26jdbrigen
5ei5er 5lsiider, Der BEN aeiel bsDiens
te, geeen bic Wanb. 6leiiAer erlitt
ThiDere Werlebunsen am aopf uno
murbs in bofTnungsloiem 3uitanb ms
aronfenhaus ge6ra6t.
Ednau. Die bieii9e Strdftammer
berErt6siffe Or. Walter 5iirlt BON
gie6er, Waier bon adt ainoern, tpez
gen Giitlidfsitsperbrehen, bsgan9en
an M6bden inter IA Sabren in Orei
1aIen. Ioipie ipegen geleibiguug IN
5ipei 5dlen gu elmer @efdngEibitrafe.
Wiera. Sm bieiiesn MalDe botten
fi4 5Uei 0ol3fdaer gum Jriibitiid IN
fer NG6e elmer 3anne nieoergelot en-.
bic bereits fart a~ngebauen mar.
Ylobli9 ltiir3te bic 9anne nm unb fiel
auf bic beioen. Der cine, Qer9 NIT
Nainsn, erit 10 Sabre alt, ipurot aui
Der SteIe setobtet, per 1iiOere. Elm
jungerG bemdnn, trug cine Idpere 0es
birnerlhiitterung oapon, 10 bah an
isinsm QuftommeH ge5peifelt wiro.
Wtesbaben. Waurer Gtil9er,
80 Sabre at, itiir3te aus benz oritisl
Gtodnerf eines Vsuboues bera6 uno
erlitt 10 idipere W~erlebuugen, oaB er
rsrItorb. Gr binterldbt Jrau uno
mebrere ainoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24

9 Ii g q folonie Il
8 I erreid . Seit uneefdbr 10
Sabren lit in Wiener Neuifoot cine
Bul9arentolonie anaeiiebelt. 0as heis
matbli9s Glenb trieb Die 8olfani0bue
oortbin, no re ii9 auberbolb Der
Stnbt, an ben ufern oes WienerzNeu=
ftGotsr aanal5 niebsrIieben. Sic bauz
ten fi9 6iitten unb legten gemiifeodr<
ten an. Jbren Gebsnsunterbalt beitriis
ten iie gum Sbe.l aus benz !6an6el mi.
Seppiden, Die lie ielbit e~r5eueten, gang
Defenders aber bur9 OemiiIetuItur.
9a ibre 9iitten alien 8auDOridrifien
5ufpiberlaufen, tDur6e lebtbin ieitens
Der Stabf Die Semolirunq terfelben
angsorbnet. Die gulgoren pebrten fd
oagegsn, fe refurrirttn biz 3ur IeBten
Snitnns. 9o9 aud bieie beitdtiete ben
Demolirangsauftrag. Sc bleibt ibHsn
nun ni6ts orberes iibrig, nls bic
Stabt, bic linen ihon fat CUR 5%fDeiten
9eimatb gsDOrocn 1T, gu Dsrlafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24

u 7 II II q D l. Yer E2gIuHDel De9
ganfpelens in unlerer Stoot, Bils
belm bon aiibner, 1T i'm Otter bon IS
Sabren geitorben. b. Giibner geb6rte
Der 96lrinqii6sn ganf 10 unb Der
bieIigen 9anf ais Observation-Disclosures
% Sabre an.
0roIfen. Gje6eimrdtb 9obert
Wdrn6aoen, Der ldnoiGbrige IilrIIld)e
3ummerz iinD gonHitorialoireftOr. 1T
i'm utter bon sc Sabren bier geiiors
ben.
Braun Of 10. Z g. Gri9oKen bat
fi6 auf benz Wonumentsplab Der
aaufmonn g06m (6oditrabe); Der
Sanitdtsipagen ionte ben Yeripunoes
ten nad benz a%rdnfen6aus bringen;
in3pilGen trat iebch Der COB Elm. Sin
Wd6ter bes S9liebinitituts h0rte auf
Observation-Disclosures benShuB fals
len unb berief bic GdnitGtspahe.
lltber bic geipeggriinoe Der 1bat lit
ni6ts befannt.
gifenad. Nah fur3em Grants
Iein Itarb an ben 5oloen zines G9iagz
onfalls HeDatieur q. D. Sulius Go
fpenbeim i'm II. Qebensiahre. gr
fpar cine ipeitbin %befannte YeriOnIids
felt. Qonae 3eit pirffe er als Qebrer
in Diesbaben un6 Stabtlmgsfelc
(eiIenader Oberlan6) uno pirfte ais
folder burd Wort anb S6rift aaes
5eit fir Die io3iale YeIferitellung oes
QsbrsTitanoes. Don 2eagsTeIb aus
fieoelte er 1874 nah bier iiber uno
iibernabm aIs perantportliher Henat=
terr bic Qeifung Der n~dtionalsn rGis
fenoder 3eitung."
Sent. Bei Den grbarbe'ten hiater
benz g1eimdr Oerarr 0iiterbabktof
puroen bic Mrbeiier 6uqo @raf aus
Saalfelo unb Sulius @umpsrt aus
Neusieqenbain bon herobitiir ben
GromoNen erfhlaosn. Die Qsihsn
nisIen entIebIihe Werisbuneen auf.
Gin britter Q(rbeiter lam nit leiebtes
rem 0erlebuneen bobon. 0Dmnaz
Tolbirsttor0uItaD Hidter lit bier mad
ldngsrem 9eioeH g%eItprben.
a0tbens e5ein 50jd6rigss SUE
riItenjubilGsm fsisrte Suitiaratb aOn=
rob Rieger bier. Dem anfeitig ges
iddbten Subilar fpurben aus bisiem
Nnlab 5ablreide Qlufmerffamtoiten
3utbeil.
@orafeIbe. SIN Sdulae'fher
Gieinbrahe gu Yelpfs ptrungliidts
Der Waurer Hiebubr o bier baourh.
baB berabFaflenoe GromaHen i'm gun
Grbe tparfen unb gum 9beil Derfdiit'
teter. On ben 9~erIeBungen TT Hitbubl
~geItorben.
Weimar. Der @roBberooglifl
Sberftaameifter 0raf Otto 5u Wiin'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-24

Our9 g ii 7 m c singsn i'm
Sobre 1903 1857 Sdiffe san3fih bsrz
loren. Nsa bisien iparen 81 Seutfds
5nbrseuqs-
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
A JEWISH LEGEND.
rhe Ancient Song "Had Gadya" and
It's AlIeEoricnl Explanation.

rhe Ancient Song "fad Gadya" and
It's AlIeEorical Explanation.
In the sixth volume Of the Jewish
Encyclopedia is found an interesting
account Of the ancient Aramaic song,
Had Gadyn," or zone Kid" from
which 1t is believed the familiar
House That Jack Built" is descend
ed. But the Had Gadya" is now said
to be known TO have been borrowed
from OF fashioned after popular Ger
man ballad, and the German ballad
moreover is said to have its prototype
in an old French song Thus the his
tory of the song itself seems TO be a
sort Of House That Jack Built af-
fair. The English translation OF the
old Aramaic doggerel runs as follows;
zone only kid, one only kid, which
my father bought for 2 zuzim. one
only kid, one only kid. The cat came
and ate the kid, etc. Then came the
dog and bit the cat, etc. Then came
the stick and beat the dog, etc. Then
came the FIRE that burned the STICK
etc. Then came the water and quench-
ed the fire, etc. Then came the OK and
drank the water, etc. Then came the
slaughterer and killed the OK, etc.
Then came the angel of death and
slew the slaughterer, etc. Then came
the Most Holy-blessed be he-and de
stroyed the angel Of death that slew
the slaughterer that killed the OK that
drank the water that quenched the
Gre that burned the stick that beat the
dog that bit the cat that ate the kid
which my father bought for ? zuzim
One only kid. one only kid"
The legend is supposed to illustrate
how the people Of Israel were for cen
turies oppressed and prosecuted by al
! the nations OF antiquity, and how tht
oppressors all perished one by one, and
how Israel, the oppressed, survived
The allegorical explanation OF the
story is this
''The kid symbolizes the Hebrew ma
ton, Yhwh being the father, who
bought or redeemed his people through
Moses and Aaron (the two pieces o.
money! from Egypt The cat Is As
syria. the conqueror of Israel In'
dog is Bnbylonia, the next to oppres'
the Jews. The stick stands for fer
sia. the IRE for Macedonia. tho watel
for Rome. the OK for the saracens
who conquered Palestine; the slaugh
ter for the crusaders, the anger o
\ death for the Turk. now ruling owe
I,Palestine. and finally the Most hol'
for the principle Of eternal justice Z
yindieate Israel. the one only kld o
the allegory."
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
AT RANDOM

Even the most careful minister al
ways makes a hitch in the marriage
ceremony
First ooklover-"Wonder why the
ladies' do not care for continued stor-
ies?"
Second Booklover-"They prefer to
tell them all at once, Of course"
A man would have to be a contor-
ZIONIST to follow all the up-to-date rules
on table etiquette.
II Is presumed that the man who
knocks the ashes out OF his pipe on
the back Of a plush seat In a car would
do the same thing on his sofa al home
Wagner-'Funny thing about this
life insurance business"
Jagner-'Why?
Wagner-"Well. an agent was just
six months convincing me that
should be insured, and the company.
doctor has been ever since that tim,
trying 20 convince me that have n,
right to be-"
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
FISH OR FLESH

u ...- ,t,, ann re sussex Rs.uo,can fau of goo
,use ana exposition % Regular Espaa'an r'"'S @'
rnt faA - 49,. -,., -,
certain Republicans These 'e9aooan While claiming 70 oe opp0'u
. ,s,ss - ~. ss, az home Republicans The inn
rr, noscai Issue m i2A hiss been The candidacy
~ one yohn lwar United Senator from this
state Tho and bitter and early caused d
Republican rariy Nhie some me" nave 'r'1 ~ %
.,, middle -oana there such thing Every
rspuau n this state favor Of the election OF
opposed TO " ana every i'epuo'n Know" "
his own and be knows just what opinion ne mas
entertained beenhoWever Republicans who would not say
either ashamed 10 DO So or 'ey nes
.sa to prcss themselves dire personal disaster would
be the consequence the kind Of men who want to
be Kent and Sussex Counties they nave
xo.a the tni,n Republican Castle the kind Of
men have Regular Republican ticket and both places at one
~ or another they election Of Addcks the
senate As they did place themselves they
cod not very Regulars Unions and
- - ana p,s M, he trusted By either AS a natural result Of
their efforts to carry shoulders and play fast and loose
with both organizations they by both and have not been
taken into the therefore Ignored They feel
neglected fellows when they themselves are
Regulars viii be glad to welcome any Republican to their
nks who opposed help defeat him and
that Is his belief he belongs he is favor
wants him elected Senator we have no doubt ne WIN
receive hearty from the Union Republicans and certainly
Every Republican knows Just where he be-
he is untrue to himself ana ms state Il ne is processing 70
be thing another Leadership has nothing TO do with
IT, II man honestly to Addes he Will be under
leadership crtcse who have had to
sumo Addcs being elected
you that his opposition to Addehs not
ground Every Republican opposed
niaton ana owes allegiance to the state Committee
ted at the which
Chairman committee and he
thinks Is his duty good Republican who
opposed TO Addcks committee making mistakes
and warn against cclsns
them trying them And finally II there Republic
the eectnof Add but because Of certain
for other reasons have changed their mind and are
now convinced be United
and are opposed belong Regulars and
others by protesting to be Union Republicans
middle ground You cannot serve God and Mmmon
Evening journal., 1904-04-30

celebrating during this last session Of
Congress.
Mr.. Williams Is probably the shrewd-
est and sanest leader the minority has
had for many years. and he has en-
deavored to avoid the pit-falls Of radi-
callsm. He knows, and every student
Of affairs knows that 1t is impossible
to force free trade on the American
people. II IS possible that from time to
time that they may experiment with
various grades OF tariff reduction, as
they have In the past, but only a few
academicians have been prepared to
seriously urge free trade as an item Of
national policy
But Mr.. Cochran is the exception.
Standing In his place in the House. and
presuming to speak for his party he
represented free trade as cardinal
principal OF Democracy. It Is em-
barrassing to the party TO repudiate
his utteranoes. yet TO allow them to so
unohallenged means the loss Of thou
sands Of conservatives who are senti-
mentally attached to Democracy, but
who as a matter Of experience believe
IN reasonable tariff rates.
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
THE Al MANS TALK

What we are going to say is remark
ably good advertising for a prominent
Wilmington Arm; their advertising is
worth II.
In Fridays issue Of The Evening
Journal, Edward H. Brennan inserted
an advertisement. This is nothing un-
usual for Mr.. Brennan to do, as he be-
lieves in The Evening Journal, and
knows that it is valuable to the adver-
tiser.
Mr.. Brennan is doing at the present
time what is more or less a novelty in
Wilmington. He is using large quanti-
ties of white space. On Friday he
used fifty-seven words to tell his story;
he used twenty-seven inches to tell it
in.
Every day the value Of white space is
becoming more widely known, and no
reader who picked up The Evening
journal on Friday could help seeing
Mr.. Brennan's advertisement.
The Evening Journal is calling at
tention to this advertisement as con-
crete example Of effective publicity.
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
BROKER CAN'T
Be FOUND.
Creditors Clamor For Cash Left
For Investment.
LIABILITIES MAY REACH $5Ooooo

William &. Woodend, With Main Offices
In New York and Branches Through.
out the Country, Fugitive From Jus.
ties After a Meteorie Career.
New York, April 30-Dr. William y.
Woodend, who under the firm name of
w. E. Woodend & Co. did a banking
and brokerage business at % Broad
street, with many branches in this city
and throughout the country is a fugi-
tive from justice. The sheriff has tax
en- charge OF the firms offices.
An unserved warrant for his arrest
sworn out by Edwin II. Goodwin,
stockbroker in Petersburg, Va, charges
DR.. Woodend with the misappropria-
ton of $1,000. The warrant was issued
by Magistrate Zeller in the Center
street police court.
woodend's business was placed in
the hands Of Abraham Gruber Of
Black, Olcott, Gruber s. Bonynge as
temporary receiver by Judge Holt in
the United States district court. Mr.
Grubers appointment was made in
petition in bankruptcy filed by the
Haddon-Rodie company of Milwaukee,
Wis, creditors OF Woodend to the
amount Of $4,000.
Tazewill Gilmer of Brooklyn also
fled a claim for S10O and Ballard Win
free Of Richmond, Va, for $4,000, all
for money deposited with w. Z. Wood
end s. Co. for stock transactions.
w. e. WoOdend & Co.'S liabilities
will amount to at least 100000, while
it is expected that there will be no as
sets.
Although Dr. woodend's concern has
been bankrupt for three weeks, money
had been received from customers up
to the close of business on Thursday.
DR.. Woodend lives in a magnificent
residence at So West ssventy-hrst
street, where be was said to be I'll as
late as II o'clock Thursday night.
When a policeman searched the house
yesterday before noon Mrs. Woodend
was there, but her husband could not
| be found
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
EDITORIAL OPINION
Parker an Accident.
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
Judge Parker Is known simply as an
accident He was elected chief judge
by a "huke." owing solely to the div-
sion Of the Republicans OF this city IN
1897 and the failure Of thousands Of
them who had no wish to elect Judge
Parker, but were determined not to
lose their votes for mayor by any ticket
splitting, 10 vote for Judge Wallace. II
the mere carrying OF the State by a
Democrat constitutes him Presiden-
tial possibility then John Cunneen Is a
much stronger candidate than Judge
Parker. He actually won when all his
fellows on the State ticket were beaten,
and he perhaps. could gain the help
of the Prohlbitionsts OF the country for
the Democratic ticket. But the per-
sonality OF the candidate, after all, does
not much matter. The important thing
is that Hill is once more IN the sad
die and riding over all his old enemies.
Judge Parker's name is as good as any
other for his purpose, especially as the
Democrats In Washington are making
point Of running some qualities rather
than a personality for President A
strong personality like Roosevelt, be il
understood is a bad thing and as un-
democratic as Andrew Jackson.
Evening journal., 1904-04-30
New Frames Needed.

While the taxpayers Of Wilmington do
sire good government at the least ex-
pense, they at the same time want to
uphold the importance Of their city. Wis
TORS to the City Council chamber, while
impressed with the business like ap-
pearance OF the chamber, are taken back
when their gaze rests upon some Of the
oil painting portraits Of prominent men
that hang upon the walls.
The frame surrounding the portrait OF
Garfield is falling away In pieces and the
wonder Is. that as this has been known
70 the public building committee of Coun-
ell for some time, that this committee has
not done something IN the way OF restor-
Ing the frame 10 some semblance to It's
original condition. The picture Of Lincoln
also needs touching up. Ten or fifteen
dollars would probably defray the ex-
pensts Of lxing the pictures and it should
be done.