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Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Noted Veeetarians

The pioneer of society vegetarians Is
Mrs. Earle, who has written so delight
fully about flowers and gardening
Mrs. Earles twin sisters, the Dowager
Lady Lytton and Lady Loeb, have been
converted by her to vegetarianism' and
are both keen followers Of the cult
says Home Notes.
The late Duke of Cambridge for some
time before his death was vegetarian
and it speaks strongly in favor Of this
system that Lady Essex, the Baroness
de Meyers and Lady Helen Vincent
who are certainly among the most
beautiful of our society women, are
content with a diet from which meat is
vigorously excluded.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
About Young Children

Young children should never be out
after sunset, or whenever the weather
is damp. Neither should they be put
to sleep in a cold room. But let them
have plenty of fresh air and sunshine.
Let them play in room bathed in
sunlight. Never mind the curtains
fading your child's health is of far
more Importance. When the doctor
gives permission, you can begin to give
cold bath daily; this will not hurt il
the immersion is only of a few seconds
duration.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Ladies Only.
It, Is Women Who
Need Most Relief
From Little Irri-
tating Pains
do and Aches. se

Or. Niles Anti-Pain Pills are for
Roinen.
,'Woman's delicate nervous organism
ihgles to the least jarring influence. and
some ache or pain is the result
The remedy is at hand
Or. Miles Anti-Paln Pills.
They act most marveilously on wom-
Inns nervous organism. and relieve and
Pure the pains to which she is a martyr.
F. Headaches, neuralgiac pains. monthly
pains. and all kinds Of pains disappear.
1ls IL gentle hand had lightly soothed
hem away. Dizziness, Rush of Blood
s % the head, Toothache, Backache are
s all cured by these Little comforters."
Cured without danger Of disagreeable
ssfter-enscts; cured quickly; cured with
. but unnatural action on liver, stomach,
Or other internal organs.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills please the
women and the children take them be-
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Going to church, and even visiting,
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Evening journal., 1904-05-04
CompIexion and Form

When a woman begins to lose her first
bloom. the effect is at once apparent in
her dulled cheeks and forehead, fiattened
chest. heavy waist lines, and the general
lack Of tone and spring that, taken as
a whole, causes her 70 look middle-aged
and faded. Any good, light exercise, prop
erly and faithfully undertaken, will bring
about renewed youth. But nothing will do
this so quickly, especially as regards fig.
ure and complexion. as the exercise that
brings The arms well above the head.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

RAILROAD.

Schedule in srect November e. 1908.
light.
1,)Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware
nos ss $50 'Ss .sis oysl SisS lin ~
s.S ip,s' 3 9!is6 g. .s,is sVfSs' cRSysI Il@ SiHS
g wfi7Ap.L9HIA II AZ y e z week Gays y - .Sss SO
,12.ci. s1.i5 ss.05. $3.50 st5s sis (RoyAl
Limited, .s.l2 4; q. n e, .lo.5s y. m: sun.
N $50, $50. us CRoyai Limited). 7.O6.
Il a. S.B2. 1865 p. m.
% 4o si0'5s. io.a a. M. Il Is, sos, ass s.ia
2 Z "a lcss MS a. NJ; A.; tSe, iSs ia ss.SS
. AaSiiS Ms IS s'g Fe.lF g Sazs ,s 's = eng shcSs
Sspe May snS ocean CITY. week week q days. ys
SEA Isle city. week dayA SIS a. M;
Baltimore and washinsSOa week Gays.
~. s.lS' 20 ,dys ,n;Ss a. M; q 2.to 20 ~
$40: 's.a Roysi Limited. 'S.Oi. 1910
baltimore and way s,a.ions. weck days.
ls.5 a. m; $50 p. m. sundaya SIC a. m;
Newark. week days aia, G1, ssI6
l-lO.lO y. m. Sundays. s4.13. B.l6. sis a. m :
H.t2. cog $50. H.. D. m.
| pitnburH, Weei days. sis a. no: slb5
.lo.lg p. n. sunoays 's.iS a. m; 's.Sa
chicaEo. daily. AIS a. m: ss.4op. m.
Cincinnati snd 81. louis. ss.i6 a. m.s
singeriy accommodation. week dayA
ga 10 os a.; n; SO. s.ls D. m. Sundays
d. Landenburg accommodation, week days.
80 a: m; t'5, 80 p. m. Sundays. io.iS
r. {I;EAvE 2, Y. PiHIII.ADEI! I1HLA. sor,o WI
40. ~ a. M 1900. si1fS q 81 2.ib, s1.08.
20. $50. 80 s, ,@ (Royal Limited. 800.
81. 'l.2s, "p.ss, '1f.s5 i. m. Sundays . .ss'
ll.l5. 100 BIO a. MI si2.4s y.12. 2.lb,
.sos 5;oes $50 CRoysl timitsdl. zoo 's.2G
/ Royal f5niied'' ~ composed exolu-
sively OF Pullman parlor. observation and
dining csrs. No 7skira fars except vegular
peimarsis feiepaone No. 1893 A.
-. a A. Telephone No. 1922 A.
Rates % Western points lower than via
any other lne. E.oo 20. Pittshurg, 1910 ..
M. rain daily. Through sleepers;
Il II. A. MILLER.
Travelling Passenger Agent
/ CITY ticket office. Water and Market
,etree:s, Wilmington, Del. d. e A. Phore
p b. MARTIN. c. W. BAssErr,
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
SMYRNA CLUB ELECTS
Women Who Will Serve in Official Ca.
paoity For a Year.

Special to The Evening Journal.
Smyrna, May s.-'rhe Twentieth Centuhy
Tub has elected the following officers fol
he ensuing year: President, Mrs. II. p
TALL: vice-president, Miss Anna Hough
econd vdce-president, Mrs. NJ. V. Ford
|ecordiag secretary, Miss Esther Megeari
corresponding secretary, Mrs. j. r. Nc.
'ausland; treasurer, Miss Irene Roberts
hartman of standing committee: Pro
ram, Mrs. H. d. Boyer; education. Mrs
n. c. Tschudy; literature, Mrs. f. f
evans; history, Mrs. W. II. Janney; arr
md drama, Mrs. J. W. Clifton; civic.
md home science. Mrs. S. j. Reynolds
ocial Mrs. ]. II. speakman; philan'
hropy. Mrs. F. E. Postles; music, Miss
Nary lie Fevre.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
KENNETT SQUARE ROAD,

WEST cHEsThh. kENNETr AND
WILMINGTON ELECTRIC RAILWAY
Car leaves Brandywine Springs at 400
a, m. for Hockesdn. arriving az III:
lkenamon. $50: thereafter every hour until
II 90 D. m. Saturdays and Sundays only.
last car leaves at ~. 90 midnight.
Car leaves Toughkenamon at go a. m.
for Kennet Square. arriving At SIS.
iYorlglyn, 7.2I. Hockessin, 7.23; Brandy
wine Springs. 500; thereafter every hour
lfiu 10. As d. m. Saturdays and SUNDAYS
only last car leaves Toughkenamon. a:
Theatre Special" on Saturday oven-
ings only. from Kennett 20 Wilmington
and return.
Passengers leaving sixth and Marke,
streets. Wilmington. az a quarter pas
she hour can make connections with carr
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
LINGERIE Rumes

Lingerie rufiies are still to be much
worn in the sleeves Of coats and gowns,
this white effect being carried to an
even greater extent in many cases with
the use of frills and lace for the whole
lower part of the sleeve. The latter
can be had ready made by the pair.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
EXPREss SERVICE.

Rev DR.. Robert W. Drawbridge. pas
tor Of the Congregational Church Of
Midway, Mass is the chief engineer
of his towns fire company He won the
position by his ability as a fire fighter.
How appropriate it is that a minister
should be a good fire fghterl
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Have surveysd TroIIey Routs.

Special 70 The Evening Journal
Smyrna, May 4-The surveyors for
the Peninsula Railway Company have
completed their work from Middletown
to Clayton. via Townsend. Blackbird
and Smyrna, for the extension Of the
Odessa trolley line. Work upon the road
viii be commenced at once and the
merchants here are pleased with the
outlook for a trolley line.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
p. 3. IihPt9Vements to a cemetsry.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 10 the Evening JOURNAL
Smyrna, May 4.-The committee of
women having in charge Glenwood
cemetery have raised sufficient funds
o have this burying ground together
With the brick building and lot ad-
dining enclosed with a handsome iron
ence. The improvements will cost
1850, 500 Of which was raised at AS
bury Church Sunday morning, a like
sum being contributed for next win
er's supply Of coal.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Improvements 70 a Church.
ipecial to The Evenlng Journal.

SPECIAL 70 The Evening JOURNAL.
Clayton, May 4-This week work
will be commenced upon rebuilding Ew-
ellis NJ. p. Church. the Rev. G. r. Nc
Cready, pastor. The old, edifice will be
torn down and modern and hand
some structure erected. The cemetery
adjoining the church will also be i'm
proved.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
CITY Of Chester & BrandywIne

"Ohl yes. cholly Is a harmless sort
of fellow. The only thing about him Is
that he has brain trouble"
Nonsense! He hasn't any brain al
ALL
4 know; mats the -trouble.r
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

Benners-"I wonder why all the laws
complicated way that you cannot un-
derstand them2"
Jenners-"That Is just a little FORE
sight on the part Of the lawyers, don't
you know"
Paw finishing up a story)-And 50
washed my hands OF the whole busl-
ness.
Little While Onterestedly)-D
somebody send you from the table TO do
Il paw?
ALL KINDS OF SIGNS MADE AT
Buchcr's.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
. Pleasant Way Out

erysuetOk hhasb les
minutes cou tope Psunby nte
ohamin wek pnc
brow spcf ma an
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

woodward g. Bro. sell Water Coolers.
ribbon is drawn from under the iron a few
inches at a time. taking care that the
edges are Kept even else the ribbon will
present a crooked appearances.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

In ironing ribbon, instead Of placing the
ribbon on tho ironing board and passing
the iron oyer ami over the surface. sthe
result will be .srnore satisfactory Il the
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

Sweet oil and putty powder, followed
by soap and water, are all that could
be desired to clean brass and copper.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

Never put table linen that is fruit
stained into hot soapsuds; this sets and
fixes the stains.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Useful to Know

The meat for making sandwiches will
go a great deal further il it is minced
very fine.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
How We Do Hate Facts

d jging gt sonch and bd a
Of disorders Hat flow, after chavez edco elng Ugh
exist smpyca tbewaW be ph ypnd
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

The average annual contribution in
American Protestant churches is si2 per
capita.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

woodward &Bro. sell Hardware Special.
ties.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Map Of the World.

A beautiful map. valuable for refer
ence. printed ON heavy paper. 42x64
inches,- mounted on rollers: edges bound
in CLOTH. showing our new island pos
sessions. The s-Siberian Railway.
Pacific ocean cables. railway lines and
other features OF Japan. China, Man
churia. Corea and the Far East. Sent
on receipt Of 25 cents in stamps by w.
.B. Kniskern, p. r. NJ. Chicago s.
North Western R'y, Chicago. III. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04
Wouldn't You Kick :?

breakfast nd@id:"n
a my are us d56g gag p t
6 qh
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

When baking pies OF tarts don't stand
them on the top Of the hot stove after
they are done. as that makes the pas
try soft and sodden.g l
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

Rubbing with a cloth dipped In par.
ann viii not only clean but also great
ly improve the appearance Of a shabby
black iron bedstead.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

SOS
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

woodward & Bro. sell window Screen,
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

silk stockings colored or black, should
never be washed with soap. Warm
bran water should be used. and the
stockings should be squeezed, not
wrung, and dried in the shade.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

or. Miles Anti-Pain Pnls are for
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

f~-~
Never put table linen that is fruit
stained into hot soapsuds; this sets and
fixes the stains.
Sweet oil and putty powder, followed
by soap and water, are all that could
be desired to clean brass and copper.
In ironing ribbon, instead Of placing the
ribbon on the ironing board and passing
the iron oyer ami over the surface. 9the
result Will be Ainore satisfactory Il tho
woodward g. Bro. sell Water Coolers.
ribbon is drawn from under the iron a few
inches at a time. taking care that thS
edges are Kept even else the ribbon viii
present a crooked appearances. c
When baking pies OF tarts don't stand
them on the top Of the hot stove after
they are DONE as that makes the pas
try soft and sodden.g 1913
Rubbing with a cloth dipped in par.
ann win not only clean but also great
~ improve the appearance OF a shabDy
black iron bedstead.
silk stockings colored or black, should
never be washed with soap. Warn
bran water should be used. and th'
stockings should be squeezed, no
wrung, and dried in the shade.
When making beds always have thu
bedroom windows open, as the incom
I ing fresh air helps TO make the feather
rise and separate. BY this simple plai
bed making becomes less arduous.
old-fashioned eornices are the prope
thing these days from which to suspen
the overhanging usually made wSth
valance for the windows Of colonial bed
rooms.
Pretty bedroom sets in white enam
grow in favor for out-of-town houses.
A stuffy apartment can be delightful
freshened by putting two or three droI
Of oil OF lavender into a bowl Of h'
water and allowing the water to cool
the room.
Evening journal., 1904-05-04

Schedule in efrect November q. 1908.
=, All trains illuminated with Pintsch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
HUMY
SEM 0ER
SEATTLE MAN GOES TO WALLA
wALLA TO SERVE FIFTEEN
YEARS FOR eEsTlAL CRIME

Sheriff Cudlheo and seven guards
left for tho penitsntiary at wafa
walla this afternoon with steven pris-
ousrs who have been convicted %
felouies In this county. Among the
number II William Fetteriy. convic ted
OF criminal assault upon hia l5-year-
old stepdaughter. Matte Sloan. Fet-
terry appealed his case TO the supreme
court and the remlttlturs sustaining the
judgment % the lower court was re-
celved IN the county clerks Office Sat
urdaY lie was sentenced 10 IS years
The other eonvicts were: Charles
Baker. forgery, two years. James
EBlaokwood. burglary, one year; Leon
ard King, bignmy. one year. William
Anderson. burglary. two years. Alfred
shaw. burglary. five years. Joseph
Hall. attempted burglary. two years;
James Rogers. attempted burglary.
three years: II o. Bristows, forgery.
three years; c. J. Vincent. obtaining
money under false prstenses. one
year. Charles Mitchell. burglary. ten
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
WHALER
OUTFITS
HERE

The schooner barbara Hernnter.
owned by the Northwestern Conn
mcrcial Company II al the Airing
ton dock loading supplies aud other
paruphornalia preparatory 10 going
on whaling cruise In the waters OF
the Arctic ocean. She IL the first
whaling vessel over fitted out IN Bo-
attic aud should the result prove
satisfactory to her owners they viii
In the future outfit their whniers at
this port instead Of San Francisco,
Many OF the whaling companies
OF San Francisco have seriously con-
sidercd QUILTING their vessels al
thin port IN past seasons but not
until this spring has any decisive
step been taken
The barbara flernHter tutendH
making an eiEht-months' cruise. she
will sail soon for the whaling
grounds Off Banks Land. Captain
W ~ Hoffman. who viii command
the vessel. and the first mate. q. y,
Porter. have been engaged In whal-
ing all their lives. Porter, FOR the
past 10 years. has been engaged In
the business GA this coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
COMMITTEES
III BURN
PARK BOARD HAS TEN HIGHLY
ORNAMENTAL SUBORDINATE
BODIES

The park board met Saturday
afternoon to take over the books.
records. accounts and pay rolls re-
lating to the department which
hsretofors have been Ia the posses
sion of Street Superintendent Wal
ters President Fowler announced
the committees which he has chosen
10 take charge OF thu different
branches Of the work
Applications for appointment on
the park board continue to pour In
upon Mayor IlailinEor "A the latter
says. there appear. 10 be an en-
treordinary interest In tho parks
and a large number Of citizens who
feel that they have the time 70 de-
vote 60 park board work" Frank
Rrulck and A. J Goddard arc the
latest applicants. Herman Chaplin
and II G, Henry are being urged
strongly by their friends 10 take the
position. and sx- Councilman J. A
James Is getting a good deal OF sup.
port IN that direction.
Cenaidafnbls criticism has been
directed against the board Tor en-
numbering itself with ten commit
tees to take charge Of les work
There are nearly as many commit
tees on the park board now aa In
the council. which issIsiatss for the
whole city. and Il Il argued that
such a large amount Of rel tape Il
llkely to lead 20 complications.
For instance. there Ia a COMMITTEES
on zoology which presumably will
have charge Of the monkey and the
sea lion At Leschi park. Another
attends 20 the 'arehitee turc" IN the
parks. which comprises n few fences
and rustic shsdA. bear pen and a
roost for tho eagl. and peacock.
Apparently for convenience the
I,ei,y Is divided into five divisions
Melody choir II placed on the COM
mite. that has charge Of tho east
hAlf Of tho Ninth ward and another
district around Lake Washington.
President Fowler uAivsiy explains
that the committees are only tenn
porafy and viii be changed about
May Is. Mr.. Choir's term expires
on that date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
F. MRAN
10 GET II
HEADQUARTERS OF ARTlL.
LERY DISTRICT HAS BEEN
CHANGED

PORT TOWNSEND. March q The
headquarters q the artillery district
has been changed. The district CONE
nfissa Forts Wordun. FiaAier and
Casey. all situated within four miles
81 this city. at the entrance 10 Puget
Sound Shortly after the work % for
ttfYinE thsae promontoFtea vas COM
mancsd. FtaElsr WAS designated a. the
district headquarters aud the ranking
officer has 80 far been located At that
post More than q year hEo the pso-
pie - this city beEsn urging the re-
m0val Of tho headquarters to Port
Norden. the arguments advanced be-
Ing that Wusdsn would be the FIRST
fort 90 slsht an enemy coming from
the straits. and the logical position Tor
the officer directing a battle The
further argument Nss made that Wor-
den. being heated on the mainland.
within the city limits % Port fown-
send. has eli the advantages Of tele.
graph aua telephone communication,
az sell As better service % and FROM
the up. Sound cities. Fiasist. on the
either hard. ts located on shat tH pfac-
tiealiy an Island. and Is the farthsst
up- Sound - the three forte
The flEht put up ~ this city and
whxsd chiefly BY The local chamber
Of commerce. aided by ths oouErss-
siorAi dsisEatiun from this state IN
Washington. was frausht with many
difficulties. The fret lutimasiun that
success would crown these efforts was
received here a few days ago. when
bard barracks weFe ordered construct
81 az FORT Worfsn ard the EiHth Ar
tilisry hsnd directed ~ move there
whsn the building should be ready.
Yesterday IL vas learned that tho
change In headquarters had been de-
tsrFnincd Upon before this move was
made. and the commanding officer
and hts STAFF wiii now So to w0Fdcn
az soon as quarters can be made
ready.
Word has aiso been received that
tpo additional companies are % %
added % tbs Wofdsn garrison IN tho
near future This will neeesaitatr the
further expenditure o. several hun
drsd thousand dollars IN the erection
q additional hniidinsn. and viii mean
work Tor = great number q artisans
and iahprsrss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21

The trial Of the contested divorce
,uit Of Frank Thayer q juneau.
Alaska. against his wife. Mrs. Minnie
Ehaysr. Nas begun IN Superior Judge
6riffIn's court this morning. Thaysr
charges his wife. delicate looking
young woman. with cruelty and In
fidelity. lie claims that she has on
several occasions attempted 70 XVI
him
In her cross complaint Mrs Thaysr
alleges that her husband has abused
her and claims that the trouble be-
tween them was caused BY the inter
ference Of Mrs. Eleanor Mowry. the
plaintiffs sister. IN their domestic nf-
lars. she demands big aIimony.
Thayer was on The witness stand all
the morning and testified bitterly
against his wife
The community interests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thaysr are large. az they own
valuable property IN Minnesota ard
Alaska. Thayer r. an architect and
. engaged in superintendiux the build
ing Of the rev court house and jail IN
Juneau. lie came 20 Seattle recently
and established a residence for the
purpose of getting a divorce from his
wife The couple have no children
Mrs. Thayer. Handsomely Eowned In
-
Business Suits. -. HERALD. is29 "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-21
SAM HILL SHEDS
CROCODILE TEARS
ATS REALLY. PATHETIC" SAYS THE sNeAs mAeNATE. TO
sac HOW THE puoPLs HAVE BEEN MsLEo"-Hs 1N.
PLAINS WHY 81 Gas rs AN IRpEseENr DREAM

bills. Tho bills went up because
rates were increased after the EaH
war. Exceptional eases where the
consumers thought they were being
robbed grew out Of Ignorance Of the
conditions.
4 leave this gas business Of mine
with regret. had gathered about
tho an organization Of men 70 be
proud OF In three years our mile
axe OF mains increased from y TO
Ice There Il no litigation pending
against this company. IL that not
something remarkable for = eerpor-
alton OF is aiHe9 Notwithstanding
All that has been said know that
We have been furnishing the best
gas that Is manufactured anywhere
and at reasonable price.
I do not believe the consolidated
company viii be able 60 sell gas
any cheaper. at least. for long
time. IL would be impossible. The
only manner tn which Ean can be
made cheaper is 20 increase its con-
sumption. That takes time. but u
IL tho only manner In which the
charge TO the consumer can be per
manently reduced. The more com
petitors the greater charge to the
consumer
But N new company comes In
here and offers to sell gas at 81. isn't
Il pretty good proof that u believes
II can DO IT, Even II u does not
make good the city 10 not the loser
IL Is the bondholders who lose. And,
as a matter Of fact. don't you know
that gas IL being sold IN New York
now az 81. where they are hair a
aozeu competing eompanieaf' asked
the reporter
Yes. replied Mr.. Hlll. talking 10
the reporter as II ne were giving him
a lesson IN finance. but New York
ia not Seattle This city II young
A corporation doing business here
must assume a large debt and pay
II off gradually as It's business
s.roWa Every time corporation
here fails Il takes 20 much away
from the city's credit IN the east.
The old rule that competition IL the
life 81 trade Il No longer accepted.
The notion that two ga- plants,
With a double investment and double
operating expenses. covering the
same territory and supplying the
same number Of consumers NJ sin
gle plant. car permanently furnish
an article cheaper than the single
plant IL purely tailaeious."