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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16

King street line Of the Rapid Transit
was confused In It's schedule for two
or three hours after S y. m. yesterday
owing to broken truck at the " aihiAi
end.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16

MR.. DooLEY
viii discuss 8ANTiNG with his
Characteristic ability; Books; Sports;
colored Supplement In
SATURDAYS BULLETIN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16

MR.. poolEY
VIII discuss BANTlNG with his
characteristic ability; Books; Sports;
coIored Supplement In
SATURDAYS BULLETIN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16
GRAND JURY MINORITY REPORTS
DISSATISFACTION
Continued from Paae IL

(Continued from rage l.D
straight party vote from every one re.
ceiving employment from the Govern.
ment
We believe that further investiga.
ton should be had not only ON the
vital point, whether the neglect TO Sc
cure the secrecy of the ballot was
through design or inadvertence. but
also to determine fully what steps
should be taken to prevent repeti-
ton of this evil. But the majority OF
the Granu Jury have declined to make
any further investigation. and the
minority are helpless to enforce II.
Perhaps further investigation may be
futile. but we believe II should be
made. There Is no evidence before us
yet upon which we could determine
whether the wholesale deprivation of
the voters of this Territory, of their
lawful right to a secret vote. was
through design or luadvertence, nor
will our investigations justify any
specific recommendations as to the
cure; but in any event we believe. the
Territorial Government is responsible
for non-enforcement of the law. How
deep this neglect has been, and wheth.
er criminal or not as to any particu-
lar official or officials, we are not pre-
pared TO say, but we believe the Ter
ritorial Government had II in Its power
by vigilance and proper precautions to
nave secured a far better enforcement
of the election laws than was secured
to the voter this past election; and we
recommend to the consideration of
Congress, which has the control OF our
election laws in It's hands that the de-
fects In the law which can permit such
wholesale disregard of vital features
of our election laws, he, remedied 30
~ to make II impossible that there
should be a repetition of the unsatis.
factory methods In vogue this last cleo
ton.
All of which is respectfully sub.
mitted.
ll.EI...l IA AlIAA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-16

"For Rent" cards on sale at Bulletin,
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
LIE PREsIpENT,s ANswER.

FUDGE PARKER already has his an
swer which he demanded from Mr.
Cortelyou before the election. He want
ed TO know how much each Of the great
trusts had contributed to the campaign
fund, and what protection they had
been guaranteed.
The answer comes In an order OF the
President on the Department OF Com
merce 10 thoroughly investigate the PEE
troleum industry Of the United States.
The object Is to ascertain whether tho
Standard OH Company is an illegal
combination In restraint Of trade
The Bureau Of Corporations win make
the investigation. James r. GARFIELD,
Commissioner OF Corporations. and a
personal friend Of the Presidents, is to
have charge. The investigation is to be
more thorough than any trust inquiry
yet begun.
The President has expressed a deter.
mination to break up the Standard OF
monopoly. and now that he has under
taken It. he is likely TO succeed. rhaI
will mark another striking incident o
his adminlstration--but It Is going {,
be a battle OF giants.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
The Prosnerous South.

From the ST. Louis Globe-Democrat.
In looking over their material inter-
ests the Southern States have the best
reason to be well content with the sit
uation. What that section raises
brings good prices, and what it manu-
factures sells at a profit and it is pro-
tected from cheap foreign labor and
wrong economic systems. The national
expansion of the last ten years is call
culated TO help the South more than
any other part Of the country. Closer
relations with the West Indies was one
OF the results of the war with Spain.
The Isthmian canal is pre-eminently to
the advantage OF the South, and will
give Southern ports the shortest lines
to the Pacific. the Philippines and East
ern Asia. River improvement in the
Mississippi Valley will benefit the South
at least as much as any other region.
Sound money ana protection are good
things for every one of the states.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
REPUBLICAN TARIFF REVISION

THE Democratic organs are showing
u some surprise now that the cleo
tion is over that Republican journals OF
standing are discussing the propriety
Of adjusting the tarinf schedules. But
there Is no occasion for any expression
Of wonderment. Republicans do not re-
gard the Dingiey schedules as ideal or
sacred any more than the average
Democratic paper ihterprvts tariff re-
duction as absolute free trade.
1t is well to remember that the Re-
publicans have claimed that the tariff
should be revised by the friends Of pro-
lection, and the vote at the recent cleo
tion may be interpreted as an endorse
ment Of that sentiment. Even in Mas
sachusetts where the vote for Douglas
rolled up q majority Of $4,000 and which
has been interpreted as a demand for
tariff reform. the majority for Roose-
Welt was $1,000.
We don't think there Is the slightest
doubt about the feeling that the tarin
schedules should be revised, providing
the revision wiz not derange business
TO a greater degree than It would i'm
prove IT, That has been, ana is Re.
publican doctrine. The Dingley act has
been in force nearly eight years; st wal
not perfect in the beginning, ana dur
ing the time that It has been IN fore
there have been changes in the eondl
tions surrounding the manufacturin
and business world, which have devel
oped inequalities.
That tariff which prohibits the en-
trance Of foreign goods OF a certai
kind. and under which our manufac
turers are willing TO compete in thos
foreign markets needs revision. is no
matter for controversy That iroi
and steel have more protection thai
they should have is admitted; and thi
applies 20 numerous other articles.
Tariff revision is needed. and we thin
will be accorded, but no radical meas
ure is desirable, since It would result q
panic and throw out Of gear the vas
machinery Of American industrie
which have grown up and have bee
fostered by protection.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
NEVER TIRE OF 1T.
Wilmington People Are Gratefully Tell
ing Of Lasting Cures.

Wilmington people cured of backache,
urinary troubles, and the many other
weaknesses, disorders and pains caused
by kidney diseases never tire of telling
about the remedy that did it-Doan's
Kidney Pills Cures made years ago
have been Investigated, and have
proved to be permanent cures. Testi-
monials given I'm gratitude for early re-
lief, are repeated in even stronger
words. Here's one:
Mrs. Angeline Twigg, OF 81 East 6th
ST., Wilmington Del. says: For six
months prior to using Doan's Kidney
Pills in 1897 / suffered terribly from
backache. Sometimes l was helpless
and obtained no rest whatever, sitting,
standing or lying down. A kidney
weakness followed. and naturally be-
came anxious about my condition.
procured Doan's Kidney Pills at Dan
iorths drug store and from my ex-
perience 1 can state that they are un-
equalled for the purposes indicated.
The hrst dose or two always checks an
attack and brings me the much desired
relief 1 recommended them seven
years ago, ana 1 do so with just as
much confidence today"
For sale by an dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster Co., Buffalo. New York
sole agents for the United states.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
saved the Refreshmerts,

Some Sunday nights ago there was a
meeting a political gathering in a GER
tain club room in the city and although
there was a unanimity regarding party
affiliations among those present there
was a division as to which was the best
road to travel in order to reach the
Happy Hunting Grounds"
In order to add zest to the occasion two
quarter barrels of the extract of malt
had teen procured and reposed gracefully
in one corner Of the meeting room await
ing the touch Of a spigot. Among the
speakers for the occasion was a promin-
ent holder of a county Office and another
a member Of the New Castle county bar
The ruling spirit Of the meeting was also
dispenser Of Justice While addressing
the vast multitude present the eyes Of the
county official and the member Of the bar
were frequently directed to the malt
emporium and smiles of anticipation lit
up their countenances. After the address,
es were concluded all gathered in the
corner in a semi-circle and awaited Sud
denly a wall arose. No spigots were to be
found. The malt extract was useless. A
sklrmish line was sent out to locate a
bung tap but returned saying that it was
the Sabbath and none could be obtained
Slowly and with disappointed air the
speakers and guests, who outnumbered
the club members left the ROOM Scarce
were they gone. however, than member
made n dive for an unexplored corner and
pulled out a spigot.
och" he called out WAS ist I, a
spickets. Goot." and the fun COM
menced. Some OF the speakers are now
wondering how long those "spickets" re-
posed in that unexplored corner.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
TILL NOON.
The Simple Dish That Keeps One
Vigorous and Well Fed.

When the Doctor takes his own mcdi-
cine and the grocer eats the food he
recommends some confidence comes to
the observer.
A Grocer of Ossian, Ind, had a practi-
cal experience with food worth anyono's
attention.
He says "six years ago / became so
weak from stomach and bowel trouble
that I was finally compelled 20 give up
all work IN my store. and IN fact all sorts
OF work. for about four years. The last
year ] was confined TO the bed nearly an
of the time. and much of the time unable
to retain food OF any sort ON my stomach.
My bowels were badly constipated con-
tinuaily and / lost Ina weight from l65
pounds down to IS pounds.
when at the bottom Of the ladder
ohanged treatment entirely ana started
IN ON Grape-Nuts and cream FOR nourish-
ment used absolutely nothing but this
for about three months. 1 slowly im-
proved until got out OF bed and began
TO move about.
Il have been improving regularly and
now IN the past two years have been
working about fifteen hours day in the
store and never felt better in my life.
During these two years / have never
missed a breakfast OF Grape-Nuis and
cream. and often have II two meals a day
but the entire breakfast is always made
OF Grape-Nuts and cream alone.
Since commencing the use of Grape
Nuts I have never used anything TO stim-
ulate the action Of the bowels. thing ]
had TO do for years but this food keeps
me regular and in fine shape, and I am
growing stronger and heavier every day
MY customers. naturally. have beer
interested and ] am compelled 60 answer
great many questions about Grape.
| Nuts
some people would think that "a simple
dish Of Grape Nuts and cream would not
carry one through TO the MONDAY meal
but it will and In the most vigorou.
| fashion"
Name given by Postum Co, BATH,
Creek. Mich.
Look in each pkg. for the famous little
book. "The Road 10 welivnle.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
CAUGHT Al RANDOM

The man who is carried away by a
cyclone is taken by storm.
Bnls-Did you say that man had
moeny to burn?
Wills-I should think that he would
have; he is president Of life Insurance
company
The kisses that some women waste
on a dog would make a child happy.
Franklin--What made Brother Jones
stop arguing religion so suddenly with
the preacher just now?
Penn-The pastor changed the sub
ject to the church debt.
When you see dude leading a dog
YOU realize that every circus must
have It's side show.
Bennings-What makes you think
that airships win be dangerous If they
become POPULAR
Jennings-They win run over every
body.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
Wanted Cut Ticket.

There are always plenty Of amusing
incidents at every election, but one OF
the funniest 1 ever heard of happened
at a polling place in the Seventh ward
at the recent general election" said a
well-known West side politician sew
eral days ago. The joke is on a young
man who had his first vote and the
truthfulness Of it is vouched for by the
man who told it.
"The young man evidently wanted to
cut his ticket and had his own idea
about how 10 should be done. After his
ticket and pencil were handed TO him
the young man went in the booth, but
stepped out in a few seconds and ask
ed one Of the clerks for a pair of scls-
sors or knife. stating that he wanted
to cut his ticket. Those who were
present say the young voter was very
much in earnest and It took some time
to explain to him that he would lose
his vote by cutting the ballot that way
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
coNDIrIoNs ALL.lMPoRrANr.

TN AN address before the Mercantile
Il Association last night Alfred O.
Crozier talked for a time on the pro-
posed franchise for the Otto Gas Com
pany. a company organized to furnish
this city with Illuminating gas in com
petition with the Wilmington Gas ana
Electric Company.
Mr.. Crozier has shown great intores,
in this project ever since it was first
mentioned, but his interest is not NOR,
profound than that OF thousands o
other people who burn gas. Il is prob
ably not a great as that Of numerou
manufacturers who use large quanti
ties FOR heating and Illuminating pur
poses. And they are just as alert n
looking after their own interests. an,
just as fair in protecting the interesti
Of others
Mr. Crozier spoke OF @ disposition e
load the franchise down with impos
sible conditions. thus seeking to defea
the enterprise. The pertinence Of thl
remark would have been more eviden
had those impossible conditions hsAl
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
A Coincidence.

when my wife was a little girl" said
a man who was dining at west side
house last week, "she swallowed a needle
few days ago, while seated at the
table she uttered a sharp cry and COM
planned Of pain in her foot. SO intense
was the suffering that a physician had tC
be called in He made an incislon and
extract "
"The needleT added the other guest.
Yes" answered the gentleman who
had related the incident, annoyed be.
cause of the interruption.
when I was a boy" responded Mr.
r., who is a lawyer with an Office not
far from Tenth and Market streets, %
ran a wooden splinter in my foot. At tho
time 1 thought 1 had removed It entirely
One morning a year ago I felt a dul
pain back Of my ear I put my hand tC
my head, and there found "
''The splinter again interposed tho
unmannerly guest.
mo" retorted the lawyer, Il fount
back Of my ear lead pencil"
Evening journal., 1904-11-19

stated. A very great deal has been said
about the personal integrity of the men
behind the Otto Company, but in a
matter Of this nature it is not custom
airy to rely upon the probity Of individ-
uals. Corporations are composed Of in
dividuals. but not Of individuals in the
ordinary sense. The whole personnel of
IA corporation may be changed within
twenty-four hours; and. therefore, in
dealing with corporations the custom is
to insist upon conditions which can be
enforced in law.
The Otto Company should not object
to having every condition its officers
have expressed their assent to insert
ed IN the resolution which would grant
it a charter. and the Street and
Sewer Commission should insert such
other conditions as are desirable, whe-
ther the Otto Company assents or not
For the Otto Company is the suitor, not
the city Of Wilmington.
Anefe mas Dech peAilloh Wluely Nl
culated and generally signed, asking
that this franchise be granted. But we
assume that the slgners simply intend
ed to express thelr wish for the Gas
Engine Works and the granting Of a
franchise to make and sell gas II that
is condition; but we cannot believe
that anybody wishes this franchise
granted without other conditions, OF
with only verbal conditions based on
the oral statements Of the officers Of Tho
nnmnanN
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
EDITORIAL OPINION
Bryan viii Not Retirs.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
Colonel Henry Wattersons obscrva-
tion mat the defeats Of 1896. 1900 and
1904 may be accepted by intelligent
people as the discharge OF the existing
generation Of Democratic leaders from
the public service" viii not commend
itself to the sage Of Lincoln. Neb. Since
his defeats for the presidency in 1896
and 1900 he has been defeated twice as
u candidate for the United states Sem
ate. so that his score is bigger than
anybody else's. but it is plain that he
has no intention of resigning or Of ac-
ceptlng a discharge. If he cannot be
elected to Office he finds considerable
pleasure and profit in defeat.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
Is Il Their Duty.

People are wondering If it is a part
Of the duty of the Department of
Elections to superintend the removal
of banners or transparencies which
have been displayed during the cam
paign. The cause for such wonder
ment is due to the fact that during a
portion Of the time that men were en-
gagged in removing the large tram
sparency in front of the Roosevelt
Workingmen's Club at Fourth and
Shipley streets recently one OF the
members of the department stood on
an opposite corner and viewed the
operation with a critical eye.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
STORIES OF IHf DAY
Not Unlike Carrie Nation.

In some respects Detective William T..
Jones Of the Pennsylvania railroad is not
unlike Carry Nation inasmuch as he dis
likes cigarette smoking and az every op-
portunity he has TO remove a cigarette
from the mouth Of putting fiend he does
so Ineeremoniously and throwing it on
the ground says: "rhere you nasty thing
that settles you d. you" Unlike Mrs.
Carry. however, Mr. Jones invariably
proffers a cigar in exchange for the Of
fenslve Cigarette.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
SERVICE

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news agent. In the city II is served by
authorized agents. and all orders received
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If delivery Is irregular. notify carrier or
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The Evening journal.
Persons leaving the city temporarily
should have The Evening Journal for
warded to thom and thus keep In touch
with local happenings. Send orders direct
to the Office.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
TWO OPINIONS FROM SUSSEX,

THE Sussex Republican Is Of the
u opinion that too much Is being
said In the newspapers at the present
time about the senatorship, and thinks
that at the proper time the members
OF the General Assembly win settle the
matter in tifeir own way, and settle it
properly. 1t concludes by remarking.
one thing we do hope and that is,
that a Senator will be elected early In
the session and the Legislature get
down to work and enact much needed
legislation.
We trust that the optimistic view OF
our Georgetown contemporary has some
solid foundation. and our inclination IS
to look at the matter I'm that light. w
are disposed TO think, however, tina
as It will be a matter OF great public In
terost until It Is settled, the press will
very naturally discuss Il; and the mem
bers OF the Legislature IL they are The
men we think they are, Will not be in
fluenced by the discussion, save as fl
throws light upon their duty in the
premises.
But this optimism receives something
of a shock when we read articles like
the following from another Georgetown
paper, the Union Republican:
]. Edward AAlicks will be elected. OF
some man of his choice. We do not be-
lieve the Regulars will again insist
upon vacancy I'm the United States
Senate, and It would not surprise us
very much n they should consent to the
election OF Mr. Addicks.
And in another place we read this
wilmington is again agitating a
new charter" but unless the VIII
mngtOn members play different kind
OF politics than they did two years ago
they win have 10 worry along with the
same old charter.
We gather from these two extracts
that there is a purpose on the part OF
certain Of the Union Republicans to
play the same old game: to make legis-
lation ana the public welfare subordi-
nate TO the election Of a Senator OF theii
own liking. And this policy has always
worked hold-up for Wilmington in.
terests. But isn't that old game nearly
played out? We are inclined to think 81
is. and that the new members from
Kent and Sussex viii not In any con-
siderable number become parties TO IL
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
A RABBITS soLoLoouY.

A LEAN and forlorn looking rabbit
4 a crawled under pile OF brush at
night despondent and detected. and as
he stretched himself in utter weari-
ness he unused:
For a humble little animal such as
4 AZ have furnished an amazing
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
AnvrRrIsINn RArns

DISPLAYED; q cents per inch. Dis
counts on continued advertising will be
forwarded on application.
CLASSIFIED: situations Wanted Free.
z'oarding OF Rooms to Rent, x cent .
word.
Help wanted. y cent a word.
Real Estate. (solid). y cent a word.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19

abount of sport" during the past four
days. At least hundred men and
as many doys have pursued me, but
yet live. I never saw such a collection;
there were dogs Of all sizes colors and
breeds, and men. too. who could be
designated In like manner.
They carry All sorts Of weapons to
shoot with. and an their banging away
during the nrst day or two frightened
me. But 1 have gotten used to IT, al
though am always fearful Of an ac-
cident, for one day not having any
thing else to shoot at some hunters
began blazing away at a target and
one OF them just missed me. I wouldn't
mind It il st wasn't for this promis-
cuous shooting.
once a man stopped and pulled
out a black bottle. II frightened me
at first for / thought II was a new
kind Of weapon. but / noticed that he
used it on himself for he staggered
a good deal afterwards. These wea-
pons seem to be common. 1 wonder
why?
II this thing keeps up much longer
! shall run an the fat Off Of my bones
but suppose somebody must pay for
q peoples sport. It isn't encouraging
to me to raise a family to undergo
what am undergoing now. Wen,
must get some sleep, FOR / shall have
10 start again early in the morning ia
furnish enjoyment for another batch OF
men and dogs. II seems funny to me
that what men call "real sport always
Involves trying to take life, or at least
requires danger to men or animals.
wish Nero were alive to divert theii
minds by giving them a taste of rea
sport.
haven't had bite to eat today, ant
if go prowllng around at night there
Is snare or dead-fail IN the path
smell am onion now. NY but 8
smells good! but you don't fool me
I'm proud Of one thing: I can furnisl
sport to more people than a minstre
troupe-to say nothing about the dogs
-------- -
Colonel Lewis B. Morrow having beer
appointed Pilot Commissioner W.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
Special One Dollar Excursion to BaIti-
more, Sunday, November 9Th, Bal
timore and Ohio r. r.

sunday. November 27th the Balti-
more & Ohio r. r. win run another
popular excursion to Baltimore. Spec
ial train win leave Wilmington, Della
ware avenue station at $40 a. m. Re-
turning. leave Baltimore, Camden sta
tlon at $50 p. m, Mt Royal station at
G.35 p. m.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
GRAPHoPHoNE TRADING.

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nars graphophones remember that you
can trade it mat any time within six
months from the day you got it-for a
s. credit on a larger machine.
Lippincott & Co. wish to announce that
the xix months is. in many cases about
to cxpire-prompt action is necessary.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19

Henry Watterson has gone to Europe
for eighteen months, and advises all
other Democrats to do the same. The
advice is not good: home is good
place FOR Democrats during these
piping days Of prosperity.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19

Little Colds" Observation-Disclosures
of lives sacrificed every year. DR..
Woods Norway Pine syrup cures lit
tie colds--cures big colds too. down to
the very verge Of consumption.
Evening journal., 1904-11-19
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