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Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Notioe to RrieI.Iayers.

All members Of Brickiaysrs' Union.
so. ,, Of Delaware. are requested to att
tend their meeting tonight. Business
or Importance. c. A. Savile, secretary.
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WEATHER BULLETIN


Gather will variable
auks
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that q Japanese force has landed at
the place, but It is doubtful If 1t is i05,-
900 strong)
Toxic. April 4-The advance guard
of the Japanese I'm Northwest Coreo oc-
cupied Sonchon yesterday without op-
position. Sonchon is ON the pekin road,
eighteen miles west OF Chongju and
forty miles south of Niju.
When they were driven out Of Chong-
ia last Monday the Russians withdrew
In two columns. one going along the
Kwolksan road and the other along the
PelSin road. The japanese advance TO
Sonchon was rapid. 1t was expected
that the Russians would resist them.
IL is now thought improbable that there
viii be further opposition to The Japan
ese south OF the Yalu river.
Chonju Is the strongest place between
Ping-Yang and Wlju. In addition TO
it's natural advantages there Is am old
Corean fort there which IL would be
hard to take If it We're defended spirit
edly.
The Russian patrols are reported to
be east of the peldn road. IL is inn
probable that there Is considerable
Russian force there. The patrols are
gradually moving northward toward
the Yalu river.
10 IS reported that the ice IN the Yalu
Is now well broken up. To cross the
river now junks or pontoon bridges
must be used.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
speeiaI Penmanship course.

Special penmanship course viii begin
this evening at Coldey College. Market
street. corner Eighth and viii be con-
tnucd three evenings a week during April.
Rate. $3.50. Cal after 7.35
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Evenino school.

The Evening school OF Goldey College
VIII be IN session during April. three even-
ines n week. New students viii be admit
ted this evening.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
sherins Sale.

The property Of Margaret Bringhurd at
No. 925 Washington was sold by Sheriff
sudham this morning TO George T. Brown
for 500.
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Baskethall At Y.,M. c. A.

The Newark and \. NJ. C.. A. basket
bah teams viii play at Association Hail
tomorrow evening.
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THOUSANDS At
EASTER SERVICES
Churches the Mecca of the
People Where Impressive
Sermons Were Heard
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS AND MUSIC
Weather Was Cold and There Was
Nppins Wind Which Prevented the
Usual Dress Parade After the Morn
ing Services.

iN1 OSifA~Nos
Easter was celebrated yesterday In all
the Wilmington churches with all the
signs of JOY which are to be employed in
religious devotion.
To those in search OF worldly pleasures
alone. the day was somewhat Of disap-
pointment as keen tickle wind nlpped
at ears ana painted noses in a most un-
sprlnglil5e fashion.
There was absolutely no dress parade
after church and 1t was due to the wealth
er. which did not invite lettering. Peo-
pie hurried to their homes and no doubt
they sat down to their Easter feasts with
healthful, sharpened appetites.
The churches were the mecca Of the
people. They. were arrayed in floral
beauty and the attendance In every house
OF worship was large. Many persons who
rarely participate in a religious service
at any other time of the year, Joined in
the throngs that filled every church in
the city
Sweet music was heard in every house
of worship, the choirs having arranged
exceptionally elaborate programs, and the
festival spirit also was in evidence I'm
the general appearance of the congrega-
lions. Bright hued garments in most in
stances replaced those Of more sombre
tints and when the sun, temporarily OBJ
secured by clouds, would suddenly burst
forth and shine through the stained glass
windows. the effect was indescribable.
At St. Johns.
AS usual. Archjeacon George c. Hall
preached to an immense congregation in
St. Johns Church. The music was fine
and DR.. Hairs sermon was Of unusual in
A terest. He declared that the Resurrection
4 OF the Savior had proven to all humanity
the immortality Of man. He declared
however, that there IS In every man some.
thing which tells him thas death is moi
n the end and that he must strive for that
. which is better. He denied that Christian
n ity IS losing its power and said that the
writers who We're so declaring represent
but a small portion of the total of writ
ers. 1t Is also a fact that chose novels
Continued on Fourth Page.)
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PORT ARTHUR
TO RESIST .JAPS
Il RUSSIAN COAflIANDER-IN-C CHIEF RETURN
ING TO MUKDEN FROM HIS VISIT OF
INSPECTION TO THE FORTRESS, FIRM
IN BELIEF THAT IT CAN HOLD OUT

Tien-Tsin, April At is stated that
Viceroy Alexien. who for the past four
days has been at Port Arthur on n visit
of inspection. has found everything
highly satisfactory, and feels sure Port
Arthur can hold out. The damage done
by the bombardments Of the Japanese
fleet is said to have been insignificant
Niceroy AleXiem will reach Mukden
Tuesday. He passed through Tashih
Chic today.
Three Jap Armies Marching.
London. April 4-The Daily Tele-
graphs Shanghai correspondent gives
an unconhrmed report that japanese
army Of 100000 men has landed oppo-
site Taku-Shan. in Southern Manchuria.
and is marching north and northwest:
that another army of 10000 has landed
in Northwestern Corea. and Is march
ing toward the Yalu river, and that a
third force has disembarked IN North
eastern Corea and is marching west
ward.
The correspondent adds that the
statement that the captain OF the Rus
sian cruiser Boyarin is to be court-mar-
tailed is regarded as confirming the re-
port that the vessel was blown up by
a mine.
Craku-Shan is close to the coast OF
Corea Bay, about midway between the
mouth of the Yalu river and Port Ar
thur. It's strategic importance is OBJ
vious, a column landed there being
equally able TO strike at either the Rus
Evening journal., 1904-04-04

Cummings. he photographer, 30 Market.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04

SLAMS at Port Arthur or the Russian
flank on the Yalu II is quite possible
that a Japanese force has landed at
the place. but Il is doubtful if It is iO5.-
600 strong)
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
Another Bell Telephone investment
Has Appeared

New York, March 5.-Followtng closely
the arrival of the celebrated Poulsen Tele-
graphone in this city from Copenhagen,
there appears today the announcement Of
the American Telegraphone company.
The instrument has caused great excite
ment among scientists and investors. II
records all telephone messages on d thin
wire that runs on a reel and reproduceS
the voice without wax, scratching or any
agency other than magnetism. 1t also
does all that a phonograph does and talks
for an hour. 1t is said that the telegra-
phone viii be used in connection with
every telephone in the world. and that
it is a more wonderful instrument than
either the telephone or phonograph. Mil
lions of dollars profit are predicted for
It. Nikola Tesla, Marconi, General Miles,
Lord Kelvin and Sir William Preece have
tested the instrument and phophesy for
it a wonderful future Many conserva-
the people, remembering the immense
returns from Bell Telephone shares.
which grew to a value of "a. 900 a share.
are investing at the Telegraphone COM
pany's Offices in this city, at p William
street. where the shares are being rapid
Iy sold to the public and all inquiries
from distance are being answered. The
par value of the shares is 80, and the
subscription list has been opened at $50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
USE HYOMEI AT OUR RISK
Leading Wichita Druggists Will PAY
for HYOMEl Treatment if X Fails
TO Cure Catarrh.

SO pronounced has been the relief and
cures following the Use OF Hyorel IN
catarrhal troubles. that ia nearly ere-.-
city and village AT over this country TIE
leading druggists have advertised that
they would pay Tor Hyomei themselves II
il did uot effect cure. IN this city. lead
ing Wichita druggists have publicly ar
ncunced in the Eagle and other paDars.
Use Eyomei al our risk" The result
has been an enormous demand fer the
Hyornei outfits. and many unusual cures
have been made
The fact that Hyonei Is 50 convenient
and complete and that il cures br merely
breathing and not - drugglzg the stous-
sch no doubt has had considerable tn
fueace n creating confidence N the treat
meat. When Hyomei is rsed. every PAR
ticle of air tEat enters the head and
throat and goes 70 the lungs is charged
with healing baissms that XII tie cerrus
Of cstzrrh and soothe and heal the trri-
tsisd MUCOUS membrane
The leading Wichita druggists 1.rxe I'll
vho are subject Is catar-h o. catarrhal
solds 70 get q Hyonsi OUTFIT from rns-
and use X a. their risk No matter how
ssep1icai you may he. you car no1 dispute
the fairness 4 tAts oher- Use Esycraei
fosa month II AZ he ead of ;hGrty days
yoa csa say 70 yogr druggist Il id act
.-eiP. he win refund your rnoney without
question or argument This is tAslr way
of removing al doubts as - tne power
q Eyozei 70 cure catarrhal troubges
They believe L the strongest evidence that
can o. offered 70 tie curative psv.r. Of
AyoneL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
NOTES.

Hoch and his followers will make the
lobby and corridors of the Manhattan
hotel a veritable whispering gallery.
Dave Mulvane. national committeeman,
will be at the Carey.
Governor Bailey declares his intention
to be present if for no other purpose
than to be in at the finish.
Politicians generally are convinced that
the coming convention will be the most
interesting ever held in the state
Local bands will be in evidence in ad-
dtion to at least one and perhaps more
that will accompany outside delegations
The committee is having badges printed
to be distributed among the delegates
and Others who are entitled to admission
to the floor.
But little decoration will be made at
the Auditorium. the use of bunting etc,
being inflammabe and of no particular
value except to aid in the creation of en-
tkusiasm.
The forecast that with but one or two
exceptions all candidates on the state
ticket VIII be nominated by acclamation
under a suspension OF the rules is freely
given.
1t was thought by all up to yesterday
morning that one of the warmest fights
of the convention would be for state
treasurer. but yesterday mornings Tope-
ka Capital prints the withdrawal of II.
". Grass OF La Cross from the race
This leaves Kelly Of Paola without oppo-
sition.
The candidates for delegates 10 the ma
tional convention 10 he chosen by the
congressional convention. as far as could
be ascertained of local politicians, are
Fred Dumont Smith Of Kinsley. Ed. Fitz-
gerald Of Dodge City and 0. Z. Smith OF
Wichita.
r. J. Jackson of Newton and Geo. II.
Hunter OF wellington are candidates for
the presidential elector honors 10 be be-
slowed by the congressional convention.
J. II. Richards Of Fort Scott is making
a strong fight for place on the delega-
ton to the national convention to be
chosen by the state convention.
Congressman Chss Scout OF lola has
no opposition for the denomination for
congressman-st-la
-Four candidates are spoken OF for the
nomination for supreme court justices.
They are ". r. Smith. ". n Atkinson,
Clark 4 Smith and {. W Cunningham.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Harry Richter
has been mentioned as q possible chair
man OF the state convention. Burrows has
also been spoken OF in This connection.
The state officers today. the same who
at this time are almost assured of being
reucminated. are Lieutenant Governor
David J. Hanna of EtI CITY Secretary
OF STATE J. r Burrows OF Smith Center.
Auditor Seth c. Wells OF Erie. Treasvrer
= T. Kelly OF Paola: Attorney General
c. {. Coleman of Clay Center; Insurance
Commissioner { H. LuliaE of Wichita:
Superintendent >of Public Instruction :.
L. DayhoT OF Hutchinson
+ " Hocn OF Marion Is the sole can
didate fo- governor.
\ spirited contes; VIII be that for raTI-
road commissioner Those who have been
working for this position are 4 n Walk
er Of Hoiton. Geo Whestley OF Girsrs
J. s. George Of Hutchinson, = r Robin
son OF Towsnda :. s AshbauEh OF Wich-
ia and John Haushey o. wellington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
W. H. CRADDOCK
PASSES AWAY
Ex-Mayor of Kansas City Kan.
Dies at His Office.
ACUTE | ND tGE S T | 0 N
Was Last Democratic Candi-
date for Governor

Kansas City, March 5.-Willian Henry
Craddock, former mayor of Kansas City,
Kan, and Democratics candidate for
governor of Kansas in 1892, died at his
hotel here today after two days ILL
ness. Ell was born in Illinois in 1851
Mr.. Craddock was stricken suddenly on
Tuesday afternoon in his Office in this
city with acute indigestion. His condi-
ton was so bad that he could not be
taken to his home at Kansas City, Kan.
and he was removed to a hotel on this
side He remained there until his death
His partner, Albert c. Stowell, was with
him when he died.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
Struck Oil at CherrvvaJe

SIX big oil wells. seven hundred and
twenty acres of oil lands. next well going
down, within two hundred feet Of the
Ferrington gusher, Offering a little stock
at fifteen cents per share, pipe line com
ing into field. There is money in this
stock. Safe as government bonds Come
over and see for yourselves. and don't
let any grass grow under your feet un-
til you have landed some of this stock.
1t will soon sell when the public realizes
what this company has No not air. We
have the oir: come and be shown" but
dc it quick. II. H. Tucker. Jr., Secretary.
Cherryvale. Kansas Home office at
Woods-Tucker Lumber Yard. phone s.
tSee other locals II this paper)
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
TWO CONVENTIONS
HERE This WEEK
phabetical order. and the delegates from

Continued from Fifth Page.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
PALACE BL0Ck GROCERY 1000 West Douglas

frontage Of 76 feet, and belonged to Nick
StcfTeu
While Mr. Gilbert has no plans made
as Yet he expects 10 build a home on
the property which viii cost about $1,000.
Work will be commenced in short time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
New Phone IIo9 Red
COLLEGE HILL WINS.
Score of Seven TO Opponents" Six Is
the Result.

In baseball game yesterday between
club from the High school and sinI-
lar organization frcm College I'm the
latter team won by the score Of Z TO 6.
The game was very closely contested IS
is shown by the score. Each team has
practjced considerably already this sea-
son and errors were few on either side
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
BUYS TO BUILD.

J. Q Gilbert yesterday bough; the
northeast corner OF Pine street and EN-
Poria avenue throueh Reese * Co. rpr a
cash price Il H.55a These lots have q
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Mss Ola Hsarsoa = co.aa>t . ~ ne-ne
vita badly slratre5 ankle.
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c. c. Rogan. supreme president OF the
Select Knights and Ladies. will meet with
Forest City lodge. No. IS. on next We'd
nesday night. All members are request
ed 10 be present.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Womans Veteran Relief Union will meet
in regular session in \. o. L. W hall.
Monday afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock.
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Evening journal., 1904-07-26
WHICH IS Ir7
" HE Milford News is amazed that
the Regular Republicans have
- 49,, - -, ....t A.,

" HE Milford News is amazed that
the Regular Republicans have
dared to call a convention IN
their own way and for a time that
suits their pleasure. II thinks this is
politics "of the peanut order" and
that instead Of defeating Addicks, this
is the way to elect him.
II is nice 10 be obliging, but the Re-
publican party cannot abandon its dut-
les and its privileges to suit the NH
ford News. It is customary for politi-
cal parties 10 hold conventions and to
nbke nominations. and they rarely
consult the enemy before taking ac-
ton.
We are extremely sorry that this
purpose to fight Addicks is going to
put him in the Senate. and history
has shown that previous contests have
not resulted in that way.
We are inclined TO regard the author
OF that editorial as "doctrinaire. "
since there IS failure to explain why
a convention TO nominate anti-Addicks
candidates Is a move to elect Addicks
Delaware is overrun with astute DOL.
iticians who look wise and emdeavo,
70 accomplish what nanifestly Is i'm
possible. Now with all the plans an,
schemes that may be devised betweei
this and coomsday there Is just on
question thar comes iirst-that under
lies all else. and permeates all else
shall VIC elect AddiciSs senator?
And With all Its evaslons and loft
plautuces, with al SIS assumption q
v.-.ue the Milford News Is either fc
CT against that proposition. There ar
many performers on the tight rope, br
Evening journal., 1904-07-26
The MESSENGER SPEAKS.

A STATESMAN Of Bridgeville, who
~ is messenger Of Senator Allees
Senate Committee. and who
while not engaged I'm running errands
for the distinguished statesman is apt
to break into prophesy, declares that
the next governor OF Delaware win be
either a Union Republican or a Demo-
crat.
Now on the theory that sometimes
we learn the truest secrets Of a house
hold through the gatherings Of a mem
ial. so we may learn the state Of mind
of a chairman Of a committee through
the voice OF his messenger And we
should be careful TO note that like a
phonograph. we must not credit IN,
record. but the one who made It.
our thanks are due this dispatch.
bearer for disclosing in advance. an.
other chapter OF our politics which g.
to be credited to Addicksism. First /
was "AIe or nobody" Then IT wat
"Byrne or a Democrat" and now II Il
John Hum Cor another like him. if /
Is possible for the state to produce an
other) of a Democrat.
Good. We trust that these senti
ments will be worked into a mott
something like this: ourselves FIRST
the Democrats next ana the devil TAX