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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-13
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-13

1t appears from the returns thus
far in hand that over 100000 votes
were cast at the recent election for
the Socialist candidates for Presi-
dent, an increase of more than 600
per cent over the vote of 1900. 1t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-13

Governor Carter in an interview
published in this mornings Adver-
tiser says:
There was never a reporter for
any Of the papers asked me about
the Pinkham report. The men who
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-13
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-13

WILCOX & GIBBS New Automatic
Sewing Machine.
A fresh supply just received, includ-
ing the New B-Machine.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
Hay Fever Abolished
Medical Science Discovers Cure foI
This Mslsdy by Breathing Hyomei

Among the important additions made
to medical science in recent years. none
is more notable than the positive an
nouncement of a cure for hay fever.
Exhaustive experiments with Hyomei
prove that this treatment win prevent
the attacks Of hay fever II used for two
or three weeks before the annual ap-
pearance OF the disease. and il may be
relied upon, II used faithfully after the
sneezing and other annoying symptoms
have appeared, 70 relieve at once and
afford a permanent cule.
stomach dosing cannot cure hay
fever. A change Of climate is the only
treatment that gives any relief and
Hyomei, which medicates the air you
breath. acts upon this principle, giving
in your own home a climate as healthy
as that OF the White Mountains or
other health resorts
The complete Hyome outfit costs but
81. extra bottles. SO cents. 4. James
Belt has seen the good effects follow
ing the use of Hyomei in 50 many
cases OF hay fever that he is willing
to sell the treatment with the under
standing that II Il does not give satis-
faction, the money will he refunded 10
.--..-
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
READABLE RHYMES
rhe eaeheIorls soIIIoauy.

TO wed or mol to weds rhat is the ques-
ton
whether lis noblcr in the mind TO suffer
The pangs and arrows Of outrageous love.
Or TO take arms against the powerful
fame.
And. by depressing quench il.
TO wcd-to marry
And by marriage say we end
The heartache and the thousand painful
shocks
Love makes us heir to--'tis a consumma-
ton
Devoutly 10 be wished TO wod-to marry
Perchance scold! aye, there's the rubl
For in that welded life what ills may
come
When we have shuihed of our single
State.
Must give us serious pause. There's tn,
respect
That makes us bachelors a numerou.
For who would hear the dun pnsocia
hours
Spent by unmarried men. cheered by nc
SMILE
TO sit like heruit ut loney board
In silence Who would bear the ciue
glbes
With which the bachelor is daily teased.
When he himself might end such heart
felt sriefs
BY wedding some fair maidg OH VIII,
would live
iaNning and staring sadly in the tiro.
Till celihacy becomes weary life.
But that the dread Of something afte
wedlock
,rhat UNDISCOVERED State from. who's,
strong chains
No captive can get free) puzzles the viii
And makes us rather choose the ills W,
nave
Than ny 20 others which wife ma,
bring.
Thus caution doth make bachelors Of III
an,
And thus our natural taste for mntrimon,
Is s.ckiied DER with the pale east o
thought.
AND love adventures OF great nith an,
moment
With this regard theit currents turn ava.
And lose The nnme Of wedlocl>.
Houston Chronicle
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
WoRLpLY EMPLOYMENT.

THAT justice of the peace who ar
\ rested Wilmington lawyer the
other day because the attorney was
Visiting one Of his clients on Sunday,
and, therefore, presumably was giving
him advice thus engaging in worldly
employment" should have a leather
medal. He illustrates the traits Of
Dogberry, only the latter was harm
Hess. II this champion of the law
wishes to be consistent he should cite
all citizens to appear before him each
Monday morning and account Tor their
SUNDAY couduct
But what is worldly employment?
In the good o'd days strict church 1eo-
pie did no cooking on the Sabbath. but
ia modern times the housewife pre-
pares special dinner for The sabbath
-rworldly employment"
But fortunately. or unfortunately
there is a very common form Of world.
ly employment that escapes observa-
Ai'lls At UNNliAtGn man may NAN va
his pew all through the sermon plan
ming bit Of enterprise, and We fear
that many an honest farmer lays out
the work for the coming week ari
mentally takes accpGnt of stock as he
strols over his farm on sunday.
our valiant justice OF the peace
might nnd in quiet and religious house
holders on Sunday afternoons deVout
ladies who switch off Of prayer meet
ing talk to discuss the economic ques
ton of how to make over waist or a
gown its probable cost for trimming
and for the seamstress.
We offer no remedy but simply state
the fact that If worldly employment is
IN violation or the law. we are all
guilty in a degree. For instance, What
did you do and think about all Of last
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
QUOT GAME tXERTION
RESULTED IN HIS DEATI
James A. Bayard Shellady,
Veteran Of Bucktail Regi-
ment Expires

lanes A. Bayard Shellady, veteran
OF -fhe noted Bucktail Regiment OF
Chester county, Pa, during une CAvi'
War. died on wednesday night at the
home of his son-in-law, Robert IS
vvhdte No. 1925 West Fourth street. He
was aged Sc years and for forty years
had been employed at the Jones
Guthrie carriage works.
After playing a game OF quoHs al
noon on Monday with other employees
of the works. as was his custom, ne
hs.came IN and was removed to his
home. he lapsed into UNCONSCIOUS
ness and continued in this condition
until his death. DR.. l.. \. kitunger
dhe attending physician, stated tha'
death was caused by the breaking OF
blood vessel in the brain as result oi
exertion during the quot game after
eating dinner.
After the war Mr.. shellady located
an Wilmington. He married a SISTER
of Jones Guthrie and is survived by
his widow three daughters and one SON
The daughters are Mrs. Robert b
White. Mrs. Frank Vernon and Mrs
Charles +. Black William Shelady
of this city. is his only SON. Funeral
services will be held at the residence
of Robert b. White, 1928 West Fourth
street tomorrow afternoon, at 2.S'
o'clock. Interment will be made IN
SilVedbrook cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
Mr.. soNAPARTE, TOO.

G ECRETARY Bonapatls has never
- been popular with the srat,ers.
Indeed he seems TO take specia. de-
light IN seeing su-h gentry behind the
bars Since he has been IN the c,h-
iist he has added 10 his unpopuiarity
with the sang elements by giving MS
cplnion of them very frankly
He even appears to enjoy being M
tslwiewed when the topic tuins on
political sooting OF course he might
excuse himself ny saving that one in
his position is required to be discrce,
and 10. tVik for publication. su. he
appesrs eager 70 send blast after
fleebooters. re says tnat when men
are in politics TOR what thcy can get
out Of It. they belong TO no political
party stall' Further nc says that ~s,s
only roseals' are willing 70 attain power
through fraud, 1t follows that those
who allsip power thus Invariably asa
il for the purposes ia. which rascais
always apply their power"
Now &c are hearing great deal OF
sAch doctrine these days. Anota-l
Cabinet officer Secretary Root ssic
eomethirg very much like il ,he other
DAY. And then we read or.y rscentl,
that President Roosevelt sent Governos
Folk one Of MS books. inscribed w.tf
sentiments OF admiration Tor one. VII
though z Democrat was instrumental.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
mo INCREASE Or SALARY
FOR PARK GUARDS
Request for More Money Re
fused by the Park Cor
missioners

The Board Of Park Commissioners yes
terday afternoon refused the request Of
park guards for rate of salary equal
ling that of policemen. The application
YVES made some time ago and the board
after careful consideration arrived at the
conclusion. that for financial reasons the
request could not be granted at this time
The d. and A. Telegraph and Telephone
Company was given permission to place
automatic pay stations in North and
South Brandywine Parks.
The report showing the number tax
ing advantage of the swimming pool dur
ing June follows: Delamore-7, 1893 men and
Ic5 women free. and S62 men and women
paid making a total of S462 bathers, with
receipts amounting to ss64O Brandywine-
$3.50 men and 4l9 women free and LOGS men
and 5S3 women paid. making a total of
s'25l bathers, with receipts amounting to
s16isO
The report of the treasurer follows.
Reoeipts-balance at last report, S7,22751s
cash from rents. S1l9 from swimming
pools, s2Olso Expenditures-s7.i1 1859; ball
anoe, S43OS2
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
Funeral Of Thomas Powiek.

Special to The Evening Journal.
Nnsend, Aug. 2.-The funeral OF
Frank Hass took place on Monday morn
Ing Services were conducted by the Revs.
George Jones. Of Milford. and J. W.
Jones. of this town. Mr.. Hass died at his
home in Wilmington. where he had lived
since the death of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
isss about four years ago. He is sur
vtVed by a wife and one child and was
Ayears old
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
THE WEATHER

rhe New York Herald predicts that
n the Midcle states and New England
;oday fair weather will prevail, le-
;eded by cioudiness and locu rain on
he easteriy coast of New England.
sith light westerly winds and moder-
te, followed IN this section BY siigntly
.igher temperature. On Thursday
air ard slightly warmer weather. viii
teVail. With light variable Winds:
ma on Friday generally fair weather,
nth slowly rising temperature.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02

II HE Democratic councilmen after
! their brilliant coup are not feel
ing altogether comfortable. 1t wasn't
as funny as they thought it would be.
They are beginning to realize that cer-
tain consequences follow their act.
There is nothing strange about that
but they have Just begun to see Il.
In the FIRST place, tho white mans"
party viii not be used as a campaign
cry to rally the preiud.ced white voter
TO the standard of Democracy in the
next campaign Those six Democratic
votes cast for two colored men will be
eloquent FOR long time.lf colored men
are good enough to hold once they are
good enough to vote, let the Demo-
Gratis try to deny IL. And. then, there
viii be no pictures Of mixed schools in
the next campaign. II Democrats pre-
fer to have a colored man to meet the
school teachers monthly and pay them
their salaries, they could hardly object
to mixed schools. Yet the Republicans
VIII continue to oppose them.
The Democrats have discovered
something else; that the responsibility
for The government of this city is on
theira shoulders The prospect alarms
The Every Evening It thinks thai the
Democrats may very properly combine
with Posties 10 MI an the offices and
having accomplished their purpose
they w.ll send him back to act with the
Republicans in other matters. that they
may have full responsibility, and take
whatever blame attaches to it.
This is on the assumption that the
Republicans are dead easy. They are
supposed to say to the Democrats
"You and Postles take all the Offices.
and We wil take an of the responsible
ity" Beautiful. isn't ite They should
say TO the Democratic African cow
bine Gentlemen. the government of
this city as- fsy-gs eounct~ is concern
ed is up TO you"
The Democrats have discovefed, a
third thing: that there are other offices
70 MI and that good faith and consist
ency require them 10 divide them With
Postles-half colored qua half Demo-
cratic Al The same time they will be
strensthening the hands Of Addicks.
BY an means give the Democratic
councilmen, including Postles, all The
rope they wish. we shall al be around
when hey hang themselves
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
STOPS HAY FEVER ATTACKS

Vienna, Aug. Thousands Of
Americans who have heretofore boon
unable to escape hay fever except by
transatlantic voyage, VIII be de-
lighted TO know that this lnalady Of
the elite" can be avoided and instant
| iy checked by the famous Austrian
cure, eseatco.
! This remedy also completely cures
catarrn and asthma. The Austrian
! ldispensary has established a permanent
depot at 32 West 25th Street New
York city, where a test treatment Of
ascatco can be obtained free of any
charge, by writing or calling at the
hspensary for it. The dose is small.
easant TO take and the remedy car
y the endorsement of the medical
lfession.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
Are The Streets Of Wilmington in baJ

Are the Streets Of Wilmington i'm bad
condition? The Morning News says
they are, while the Every Evening
thinks that they are all righ.. Now.
gentle reader. what do you think!
You know that you are entitled to a
think, and since you have eyes, this
is one matter that you may decide
without looking in the papers. AZ
for us we think that our streets
would be regarded as fair up in the
mountain regions Of Idaho or West
Virginia
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
WORLDS NEWS
WASHINGTON.

Senator Cullom, of Illinois said in
Washington that Congress must curtai
expenses to cut down the Treasury deficit
and leaders in Congress are also giving
much attention to the proposed reform
Of departmental methods. -
Secretary Wilson began the investiga-
tlon Of graft in the Weather Bureau and
Bureau OF Animal Industry.
The president of the Southern Cotton
Growers Association issued a statement.
again attacking the Department of Agri-
culture.
THE WAR.
The Tsar. in a warlke message TO petit
TONERS, declared for continuance Of the
war. and voiced opposition TO cession Of
land or to paying an indemnity. NJ. Witte
is believed to have been instructed to
break on peace negotiations should either
OF these be demanded. The belief is grow
ing in Russia that only the prospective
national assembly can be expected TO deal
effectively with the question of peace
The japanese have proclaimed a mill
tary administration for the Island of sag
halin. The Russians were again defeated.
General Linevitch denies that his army
is surrounded.
FOREIGN
Secretary Taft and party sailed from
Nagasah for Manila via Hongkong.
'rhe Zionist Congress voted an annual
pension for ten years Of SS2o0 to the family
Of the founder Of the movement. DR.. Theo-
dore Herzl.
Seven Swedish sailors were killed and
eight were injured by the explosion Of a
submarine mine.
The United States has accepted the invi-
tation Of Morocco to attend an interna-
tionai conference on proposed reforms in
that country.
II is officially announced that the Kali
ser's trip 10 Denmark is without political
significance
MISCELLANEOUS.
The yellow fever situation becomes more
serious, cases being found in Alabama,
in Louisiana. near the Texas line. and in
several other parts Of Louisiana. Ho,
weather made the conditions worse in
! New orleans, the number Of cases re-
ported being double the number on Mon
day. A serious conflict between the Loulsi-
anasand Mississippi authorities was threat
ened at Lake Borgne
, Answering charges Of contempt of court
in violating a Federal injunction against
granting or secret freight rebates. the
Atchison. Topeka aud Santa Fe Railroad
denies that such rebates were granted
following the restraining order and al
leges that rebates granted prior to the or
der were necessary TO meet competition.
william Il. Wilder. who was prominent
on the employers side of the teamsters'
strike IN Chicago, was said by his friends
to have been tortured for three weeks
while a prisoner Of organized sluggers.
The fact that army transfers have been
held up by the President gives rise to re-
ports that General Wood is to be made a
member OF the General Stan.
The contest Of the will OF William Neg
Ter ended in a compromise. the widow
accepting sz5oo.Oo0.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
Eaan,s Band PLAYERS Won.

The baseball team of Egan's Band
of Delaware played the conduotors and
mOtormen of the Wilmington City Rail-
way ye-tetday afterrc2a at Shsllpoi
Park. The musicians won by a soor,
OF Il 10 = Herdman and Alexander
were the battery for the bandsmen,
while Smeed and Brown were i'm the
points Tor the trolley players jack
Query, the pugihst, was the umpire
Each club has now won one game
and the tie viii be played off on the
grounds at ShellpOt next week.
The woman who says she would not
marry the best man on earth has no
trouble keeping her word.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02

in transferring number OF srafters
from public Leadership to th. peniten-
tiary.
What are We coming TO, any way?
shall public treasures be closed to the
tuber and the. rersater? Shall poli-
tical bosses be shut out of contracts
that ooze money! Are people IN Of
nee required to be honest? If so the
ideals Of many politician must un
.dergo revolution.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
srRNIcE

orders for The Evening Journal nay y, ~
-, d,-oct 10 the paper or 10 the neafes'
~.v. AGENT In the city il is served ny
-,,horized agents. and all orders received
.t.-.erono viii be turned over to them
II. delivery IS Irregular notty oar.isl 49,.
o. agent II irregularities continue no'As
The Evening Journal
PERSONS icaving tho city temporarily
shou'd have the Evening Journal ioT-
.rardcd 70 them and thus keep IN touch
with aocai happenings. send orders direct
70 NE osnco
Evening journal., 1905-08-02

The Every Evening Thinks that the
Democrats in Council done noble"
in swiping a few offices, but they
must not assume any responsibility
for the government Of the city. nhls
is on the principle Of I get the Dluns
and you take the stomach ache.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
Mr. Lippineott a candld.t,.

Charles n. i.ippincott the well-knoWr r
Republican Of this city who made "a
crsditabie run for sheriff at the primar,
election last year, announces that he Wi
be a candidate for the same ONCE at N,
next election. Mr.. Lppincot has many
s-a.-.- - IA -----
Evening journal., 1905-08-02

Was There Ever more insane GUS
tom. low or whatever It iss than that
which gives the city TREASURER no
choice in the selection Of Ais assist
ant and yet puts the responsibility
Tor the conduct Of the Office upon
him2 We doubt very much whe' lcr
before The court q would stand tlte
test Possibly some day Il viii
dawn upon the people OF wilmington
tnat'shey actually need a new char-
ter
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
A Rlrthaay At A0IIy oak.

Harry Taylor. the well-known hotel
keeper at Fourth and Pine streets.
celebrates his forty first anniversary
today A number Of his friends sur
prised him at his clubhouse an Holly
Oak where he is spending the sunnoer
and an enjoyable afternoon and. cven-
ing was spent.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
THE STATE PRESS

The National Guard OF Delaware has
completed its tour OF field Instructions
for 1905 with credit to the Guard and
the state. Excessive heat prevented
pant Of the plans OF the commanding
officers from being carried out, but the
time was not wasted as the men devot-
ed the day to rifle shooting under the
obstruction Of an officer Of national ez.
poricncs; and. the results show great
advancement in that line. The ranges
were from two to one thousand yards
and the try out showed the result Of
steady WORK at the rifle ranges. Only
one man from the Milford company Sc
cured place on the team TO go TO sea
Girt. New Jersey, on the 20th OF Au-
gust to shoot in the interstate con-
test, while seven men out of the six
teen selected came from the company
located at New Castle, where they shoot
every month at a range of three hun
dred yards
81 is the constant practice that ac-
customs the man to shooting accurate
ly with the rife, and as 1t is necessary
I'm time OF war for men TO be able to
hit what they aim at at ranges ap-
proximately one thousand yards ef-
fective rifle shooting forms one of the
first units of effective soldering. The
changes Of drill and skirmish forma-
ton have made the customs Of ten
years ago antiquated, and the men are
now taught the modern formations OF
warfare. which require the use Of wide
stretches of field work. The camp
work itself is but little changed. and
the necessity for good guard duty to
make the general appearance OF the
camp what Il should be, is unchanged.
Milford Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
AI,vERr1sING RA'rNs.

DISPLAYED: q cents per inch. Dis
counts o. continued ADVERTISING VII bs
forwarded on application.
CLASSIFIED; Situations Wanted Free
Boarding or Rooms TO Rent y cent a
word
Hsip wanted Y cent word.
Real ,sstate Csolid) 4 cent Wcrd.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02

Rumors Of a Coal Strike for either his
fall or next spring have been per-
slstent. But John Mitchell. who
should be an authority, declares shat
these stories are "ali rot" He says
that The United Mine Workers have
never broken an agreement and do
not propose to begin now" That
should settle II.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02

postage free in tho United States out
-. me limits Of the city. subscription
ravablo IN advance as follows Sy 'H'
reck. &C.. month &c; year $500
In ordering change Of address give o,u
90 vel as new The Evening journal Il
~ sale at all the News stands IN WIZ
-s.,,,en md at Broad. Street station
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
sEBaCRIBERS

rrtercd at The wilmington Postosace as
second Class Matter.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR HARRINGTON
New Company Can Also Supply Gas,
Sewers and Water.
Special % The EVcnine journal

0TVVI1I 70 IWV INVIIlUE IOUTTN-
Dover, Aug "A charter has been
granted to the Harrington Light Heat
and Power Company to manufactures
sell pr distribute and lease to other
corporations, light heat and power
and 10 supply gas sewers. alsctricity
and water
The incorporators are chiefly Of Har-
.rington and Philadelphia. and the cap
i.tal stock Is s25.ooo.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
coMMrrN1cArloNs.

Brief communications on all subjects OF
interest temperate Ia tkeir nature and
signed b. the writer (name not 10 he pun-
lishsd un;sss desired are always welcome.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02
Is a
S9,000,000 Industry
Worth Having I?

This is the proposition that Wilmington will be asked to
give considerable attention during the next few weeks
Under normal conditions 100000 is annually brought
to Wilmington by the manufacture and sale of Glazed
Kid but the substitution of glazed Sleeps has placed
Glazed Kid in bad repute and Wilmington stands in i'm
mnent danger of losing one of her most important in
dustries-the making of Glazed Kid-through the
greatly decreased demand.
In order to restore Glazed Kid to its former estate the
glazed kid manufacturers of the country have raised
fund to carry campaign of education whereby the
difference between the real and the imitation article
will be shown The work will extend thruout some nine
hundred cities Wilmington being the starting point.
you believe that it is worth while TO again have
$90Ol0OO yearly come to Wilmington with the proba
bity Of this being greatly increased give the move
ment your hearty support
NOW ALL TOGETHER.
Evening journal., 1905-08-02

We predict revival Of the old fash
ioned campmeeting and expect a re-
juvonating next summer Of old Cam
den Camp. Camps have a place in the
life of an old residenter which nothing
can MI. They afford healthful reorea-
tion near at hand without the expense
and Inconvenience of travel. They have
been and still are sources Of genuine
spiritual life.-Dover Index.