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Evening journal., 1905-05-08
DOINGS IN A
SOCIAL WAY
nciaI and Personal Notes

nciaI and Personal Notes
william X. Galloway. Of christiana. is
visiting friends a; RocSdale. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Walton and
daughter, o; Pomeroy, Pa, lave returned
from a visit TO relatives and friends here. I
Mrs. Howard Sloan. Of Newark IS be-
ing entertained by her cousin, Miss Ber-
tina Wilson, at oxford, Pa.
Samuel camperson. OF this city. was
the guest Of r. Leslie Patterson, at OK
ford. Pa, on Friday.
Miss verna Charleslea has returned to
her home here after spending a few days
with Miss Ella Ferguson, at oxford, Pa.
wbiuiam p. White hns resigned as
chorigter Of Scott NJ. r. Church on ac-
count of i'll health.
Miss Mamis England. Of oxford Pa
snent yesterday with relatives IN TINS
city
Riobard shoup of this city was a
,,,s,tor IN New Castle and Delaware City
yesterday.
Miss Reta Burgess as the guest Of Miss
Viola Cleaver, in Odessa.
Mrs. Thomas MuIn is the guest of
friends near Worton, Nd
Mrs. E. e. strong and son John strong
have moved here from Kennedyviile' Mo'
Mrs. w. s. Adkins is visiting her
daughter in Georgetown.
Miss Carrie Cooper is visiting in
Landenberg.
sheriff Harry l. ellis is suffering with
an attack of grip
Chief Justice Charles r. Lore has gone
TO winiamsport. Pa, where he VIII make
several addresses.
william Frederick and family spent
Nav week at their cottage at Charles
town, Md.
Miss Bessie. willis is visiting in TrapPe'
Nd.
Mr. Samuel Marshall OF Lewes, is
visiting Mrs. George c. schuler.
Misses Lorraine and Helen Lynch have
returned from a visit to New York.
csorre p. Fritz. buyer in the carpet
ana RUG department of NJ Megary and
Son. has gone TO New York.
Mrs. John II. clark and daughter are
guests of friends IN Elkton
Miss Black is visiting Mrs. II. S. Haines
in Chestertown. Nd.
Mrs Joseph Rylott is the guest OF
friends in Lewes.
Miss Mary E. Jones has returned from
hoboth.
visit to Mrs. Charles S. Horn at Re
Mrs William Krusen. of sun Pond
Nd. is visiting in the city
-. william Davidson Jr, is in Chester
town, Nd.
Miss Margaret Foulk is the guest o
Mrs. Joseph Bonsall in Dover.
Miss Lucy cathcart. of Zion. Nrd.. 4
visiting in The city.
nelson X. Warner is visiting reiative
in Elkion.
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Tutue. Of seaford
urr Visiting Wilmington friends.
rHg.nia culbertson is in Middle
town
Warren hopkins has returned from ST
Ceorses.
Mrs. Sophia AIagee and Miss Hele
Nagee. of Odessa, are visiting In the cits
Miss Arilln scanting Is the guest q
friends IN Chestertown, Nd.
Miss Adda Johnson is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs E.F. Pride. in Georgetown.
Mrs. w. r. Dare is the guest of Mr.
s. r. Marsh in Angola, Sussex county.
Miss Anna Lincoln has returned froi
laurel. where she spent May week wit
Miss Emma sirman.
Mrs. George White has returned froi
a long visit to Iaurel
Evening journal., 1905-05-08

has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. NJ. H.
Dashiells.
Mrs. George A. White, OF Wilmington
returned to her home yesterday after a
protracted visit to Laurel relatives.
DR.. w. J. Hearn and wife Of Phiiadol-
phia, have been guests Of Laurel friends.
Evening journal., 1905-05-08

Fevers-Gan stones Tumors- Ulcers
Goitre-Gout Naucocclc
GOnOT hea-fileot Women Diseases
an diseases that begin With fever-all iuHam-
matlcn-all CafarTh-all contagious diecases-au M
the results o impure or poi Spneu blood.
In nervous debility IiquOzOne acts as n vitolxer,
accomplishing what no drugs can do,
Evening journal., 1905-05-08
Interesting Recital.

An interesting phonograph recital
was given on Saturday evening in the
free reading room, conducted by the
Mems Guild of Emmanuel Parish on
the Highlands. William Mosley. a
member OF the guild. arranged the re-
cital. which was very well attended.
Evening journal., 1905-05-08

Novelties at tho Pow-wow.
Evening journal., 1905-05-08

TOO lATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
Boarding. Apply 30 Pop
lar st. Home comforts. Terms
reasonable. May SIT.
Evening journal., 1905-05-08

NLghtly prIze drawing a. Pow-wow
Evening journal., 1905-05-08

Ten eenIs admlts 10 tlle p9w-Maw.
Evening journal., 1905-05-08
DOINeS IN NEWARK

The Pow-wow opens to-nlght.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

Seeing the proiectiles falling mainly on my right
said Mile Yakovenko 81 turned to the left to find my
I out with fatigue and walked
slowly. All of a sudden heard a violent noise behind
and fc i'm faint When came to noticed the line
and my rang with confused dns. i have
my consciousness again said to myself and will try
to rise Impossible tried again. and ar'or several at
tompts succeeded i'm supporting myself ON my arms
then that right leg doubled over itself and
that all about flowed blood At this moment heard
behind the voice of the physician who had accom-
panied He also wounded but less severely. In
response his calls the raised and
carried II then that felt atocious and ndo
scrbable pain My right leg hung loose and gave me
agony Finally was stretched out i'm an ambulance
wagon the train started. in danger
moment OF being surrounded by the japanese My
companions who pressed about could scarcely
nize My face black charc. al and all
covered with earth. 1t a shell that had wounded
me in both legs and hurt my head"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Heroic Girl Idol of Cossscks.

The opportunity presented itself when de-
cared She interpreter with Cossacks
commanded by the chief the squadron, Nechniakov
once the ground and passing before the of her
comrades Nncedngy young Cos@ack volunteer,
Michael Nikolaievitch took leading part i'm the life
of the soldery The young showed such courage
such endurance that her comrades I'm who took her
for gamn, held her in high she presented
to Gen Rennenkampf who enrolled her I'm his division
Of Cossacks without examination 1t thus that
since she has been able the Cossack uniform
and to participate soldier ~ number Of battles
It during Of the murdcrous engagements of
Chaho last November that Helene Smolko wounded.
Carried to the hospital Mukden she cared until
the moment of the evacuation Of that place by
slams Assurance is given that her injuries do imporl
her life and that the odyssey OF the feminine Cossac
yet ended.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Leo Shattered by Shell.

II was during the memorable engagement at Liaoyang
morning Of October 1901 The ambulance with which
Mile. Yakovenko Iakolev connected camped in the
u,ghborhood of the town Of Laoyang whence the wound
cd emerging 20 take train. Suddenly to the
hulauco came Gen EouropatSn I'm person and ordered
TO leave possible with the sick, be-
cause the Japanese were approaching.
Two hours after the b9ubardment o. Liaoyang began
and the proectles raining the spot just
Gated by the ambulance The transportation OF
wounded hastily achieved and only few articles be-
longing to the ambulance remained.
In company with physician Mile Yakovenko betook
herself TO the train i'm order to superntcnd the baggage
At this instant the fire from the japanese redoubed
violence and bullets struck the railway
panic among the Chinese who were
engaged with the sick all precipated themselves
in mad flight for the wagons
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Determined TO Return TO Front.

During the journey ana at Nukden the valiant young
received but slight atention-little in fact before
she reached Telng, and only at the hospital at
Harbn that there finally time taken to extract from
her legs the prOectles which had penetrated
them G1ngTene by is time had threatened to invade
the right leg and ii at last decided to amputate II
a $ far the knee.
Immediately upon her she decorated with
the order Of ST. George, which upon
testimony her heroic devotion And If in the flush
the sprngme Of her life which mad dawned happ-
she at first wept her frghtfu bodily mutila-
ton, her Valorous soul nevertheless remained intact
throughout her wound had healed dreamed
returning the sufferers and resuming her their
hurts.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
Wins Cross of 81. Georqe.

OF the many examples of womanly devotion which
record n the annals postcrity is that of the
ambulance guard Mile Yakovonko Yakolev. Injured while
caring for the wounded in the thick of battle, she was
first bc decorated with tho distinction
Of the brave the military OF st. George.
A young Of the world, scarcely - years old,
charming brimmnR with love life, she waited not
"a moment the commencement OF hosttics her
services i'm Manchuria and adopt the rude life of the
camp There this frai fulfilled her mission in
the midst the bloody fray under showers bullets,
dreaming Of repose; and this zeal that
the injury which terrible mutila-
ton, the loss of a leg.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30
zines of ManChuria Face
.ulh in Awful Forms to Aid
the Sick and the Wounded.

rs@@zzro the COssack ano the Cossucks conduct in
Il va what they may. his countrywomen who
Il E%& marched at his sue to give battle t. Japan
Il ~ II have been herDiues
- The days Of the Amazons not yet
kih-ugfQ past is the story OF Joan Of Arc who
NJ H4l rides her horse battle beside her brother
warriors. wholly I'm the chronicles Of bygone
centuries the mysterious masquerudos the
part daring young limited TO tho times OF
fu and gay Shakspcaroau hcroincs who wooed and
their beloved % masculine dDubl and hose.
these picturesque and soul stirring facts the secret
history the Russian side of the present which
yet has been unveiled to thn public bears witness.
while the exploits OF camp and battlefield that have
reached the world Of peace have nearly all dealt
with the deeds hc soldiers I'm bvouac and ble side
by side with the martial achievements and warrior
like suncrugs worthy army Of Amnzons were un'e err
taken and undergone 10y the valiant young women who
assumed the noble tasks of binding the wounded and Of
aayug their palms. If these tasks generally less
nnCont onurnEo-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

The pneumatic hammer is one Of the new
est inventions and is guaranteed TO drive
nails without smashing the finger. 10 Is de-
clared TO be "a boon for women for with IL
they can drive nails straight and thus prove
that the modern woman can rise Co the stand
ard Of the masculine sex even i'm this respect.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-30

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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-09-05
Working on Sewer.

EARLY last week workmen
were set at the task of repairing
the Jefferson street sewer. This
IS no small undertaking. Dur
ing last winter the high water
in the Willamette river formed a
sort of eddy at the mouth of the
sewer and certain large rocks
which had been placed there as a
sort of bulwark, or protection,
were displaced. The displace-
ment of this stone was made pos
sible by loose earth washing from
beneath and around the stone.
For about week the work ot
clearing away at the mouth Of the
sewer has been in progress and 9
large excavation is the result.
From the displacement of the
stone large cave-in resulted and
the sewer pipe was displaced ano
crushed for many feet back from
the outlet. A great deal of work
yet remains to be done. Prof
Skelton, of OAC, is superintend
ing the work.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-09-05

Reference to voluntary advise
of hop dealers, I would like to
say that whenever you see a hop
dealer going out Of his way ask
ing you to hold your hops or sell
your hops, and when this man
spends his money freely by cir
culars and otherwise trying to
impress upon you the wisdom ct
his words, just repeat to yourself
the old adage: "Has that man
an axfto grind?"
AS soon as this letter is seen
by some of the s'combination"
referred to above they will say,
"Whv, some bear or short seller
wrote that letter: can't you see
through it?" But / ask again,
isn't it time that you pay no fur
ther attention to what these
boosters tell you? Ponder on
the thing that l have placed be-
fore you; reflect on the fact that
in the past three years buyers
bothered you to death trying to
buy your hops in the bale and
trying to make contracts for the
growing crop, while at the pre-
sent time you see scarcely buyer
around and you must go and
look for one if you want to try
and get an offer. Weigh we'll
the things that have happened,
and, drifting back in your men,
ory, compare the things that
happened to the things that
were predicted.
And now final word of ad-
vice to the hop grower of the
Pacific Coast. Give no further
consideration to the Krebs, Pin
Gus, Smiths or bursts of the hop
business, but sell your 1904 hops
before your 1905 crop is harvest
ed because the moment that your
new hops arein the bale, your
1904 hops become colds" and
you know that buyers will make
offers accordingly. Do not get
stubborn and hold two crops.
AS to the new crop; pick, dry
and bale this as carefully as pos
sible and then give legitimate
buyers samples and sell your hops
at whatever the market may be
and make a firm resolve that, you
will never get in your present
condition again, but will sell
every year during the months Of
iSeptember, October or Novem
Der whether hops are high Of
low at that time. In the hol
business it is an old and true
axiom as to the selling of hop
that, "The early bird catches the
worm. !"
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-09-05
ANOTHER FIRE.
House Vacant at the Time of
ConfIagration.

A few minutes after 3 o'clock
Saturday morning the fire bell
gave warning that something
was warming up about town.
Many drowsy citizens tumbled
out of bed post haste and hurried
to the scene of the conhagration.
From town it was apparent that
a house in the neighborhood of
the Mechanical Hall at OAC was
abiaze.
The building proved to be
what is generally known as the
Berlin house. The building was
a one-story structure, and while
quite old was really good, COM
modious house. On account of
its proximity to college it was a
very desirable place for people
residing here for the advantages
of school during the college year.
| A great many citizens gather
ed around the burning house,
but it being so far from town by
the the time people arrived the
flames were so advanced that there
was no possibility O. doing any,
thing to save the building and
those on the ground were COM
PEELED to stand by idly and watch
it burn. The building had no
tenants.
The house was built some
fifteen or twenty years ago by F.
Berlin, well known in Corvallis
at that time. Several years ago
the house and few acres of land
became the property of M. O.
Liebe. Mr.. Liebe resides at
Summit. Whether or not he will
rebuild is not known. The fact
that the house was not tenanted,
also the hour at which the fire
occurred, leads to the conviction
that some party applied match.
Hard as is such state of affairs,
there is little doubt but Corvallis
is harboring a fire fend.
j Some damnab1e creature who
delights in deeds of darkness is
in our midst, but unlike a leper,
his outward appearance does not
provide sign indicative of his
mental depravity. What there
is about so contemplate a deed
as firing in darkness the property
of one who never did the "f1e
!. bug" injury is question the
) solution of which is beyond US.
!. The house boasted fireplace
that stood on wooden foundation
some six feet from the ground.
The house burned down around
the chimney and there was much
speculation as to whether or moi
the chimney would remain up.
right after the fire was out, The
chimney fell finally, after al
other portions of the house hae
l collapsed.
It is said Mr.. Liebe, the owner,
was on the point of selling the
property to John Gottmacher, {
deal being on the verge of con
: summation. The last party te
occupy the dwelling vacated The
premises a couple of weeks o.
more ago. The fire was discover
t ed by Prof. 7. H. Crawford.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-09-05

Don't forget that we are head
quarters for Graphophooes and
Records. We have just received a
new lot of Columbia Disc and Cy
Under Records. Also a lot of the
American Blue Records the best
made. Graham & Wells. TOti
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-09-05
Cheap Sunday Rates Between
Portland and Willamette
Valley Points.

Low round trip rates have been placed
n effect between Portland and William.
ette Valley points, IN either direction.
Tickets will be sold
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS,
and limited to return on or before the
following Monday.
RATE TO OR From CORVALLIS, $500.
Call on Southern Pacific Co.'S Agents
for particulars
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-19

OF popular prices and the unvaryng excellence Of quality, we
are doing an exceptional business. So come here for your
Groceries. Our prices average less than elsewhere and the
quality is of the highest standard.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-15

Ing over a switch into the main line;
flooded rails; an open draw.bridge
q misplaced switch; approach OF
trains at railroad crossings with other
lines: landslides and washouts.
1t stops the train automatically. Civ
Ing a signal In the cab OF the engnie,
shutting off the steam and putting on
the air brakes. II the engineer Is In
capacitated from any cause the sys,
TEN does the work Just the same. II
makes possible telephone communica,
lions through the rails between two
engines on the same or adjacent
blocks. It gives a signal II the train IL
broken, an axle breaks. or O truck
leaves the track.
Those who saw the tests yesterday
were highly pleased with this wonder
full system. and 1t is confidently pre-.
dicted that with the installation Of the
device on the railroads of the coun'
try, whecks and other accidents will
be reduced greatly.
Big Pay Roll.
Local banks report that the last
Santa Fe payday vas a hummer, q far
greater amount Of money being re.
CURED TO cash checks presented than
for many previous paydays In the his.
J tory OF La Junta, says the Tribune
Of that city. The total amount dis.
bursed, including discharge checks ex.
ceeded $4,000. The payday disburse.
ments will likely increase with each
succeeding month for some time to
come.
"Around the Circle"
The wonderful journey around the
circle" via the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad comprises more magnificent
scenery than any similar trip in the
world. For this our the sight.seer
has the choice of two routes, one
being from Denver to Silverton via
the Denver & Rio Grande, SilvertOn 10
Ouray via the Rainbow route and the
Onray stage line, thence returning to
Denver through the Black canon of
the Gunnison and over Marshall Pass:
on the other route the beautiful Rio
Grande Southern railroad from Du-
range to Ridgway is substituted for
the Silverton and Ouray trip. On this
journey the tourist pierces the heart
OF the Rocky Mountains, crossing and
re-crossing the great divide' between
the Atlantic and Pacific slopes, pene.
trates five canons and climbs five
| mountain raSCnS - oil vuith;~ c,.,
days, If he sees fit to make his stay
so short. -
No names of extra brakemen were
found on the board in the local yarG
office this morning.
F1remen Greene and Donnelly have
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-15

nawitter Is filling her place as night
operator ~ that place,
<<<
Brakeman Toole's wife IL III and
Brakeman ), G. Hin OF Conductor
Slemmer's freight crew has taken his
place in Conductor Fugate's passenger
crew, the latter being relieved tenn.
porarlly by Brakeman John Crum,
l.. a. Dickinson. who held down the
position OF traffic chief In the Santa
Fe office at La Junta. Colo. for the
past two years, has resigned, and gone
TO Fresno, Calf, where he has SO,
cured a o lucrative position as
night chief.
Royal A. Prentice. the erstwhile
Las Vegas young man who has been
promoted from s%tenographer to the
president OF the T.. p. 4 N. T.. to be
mechanical superintendent Of that
road, went up TO French station yes
terday afternoon, accompanied by his
wife.
49,
The ease Of J. W. McGovern against
J. r. Uhrig, Mark Bursk. NJ. X. Nc
Cans and A. +. Davis. attachment pro
ceedings on a 5000 promissory note,
has been appealed from Judge WOos'
ter's court to the district court. The
case was aired In the Justices court
on October Goth, 1903,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-15
REMARKABLE SIGNAL
SYSTEM STOPS TRAIN IN
DANGER WITHOUT HUMAN AID
Confidently Predicted That With the installation
ofthe Device on Railroads Wrecks and Other
Accidents Will be Greatly Reduced

An automatic block signal system
Tor the prevention Of railway acci.
dents and collisions was tested yester.
day before u large party Of railroad
OFFICIALS and technical experts and
was found to be q successful and prac.
tical device, says the Pittsburg Press.
A locomotive equipped with the sig.
nal apparatus drew q coach which the
party occupied. The same apparatus
as was In the engine was reproduced
IN miniature In the coach. Preceded
by a pilot locomotive the irani was
operated over five miles Of the Fort
Wayne railroad yesterday afternoon,
and It was successfully demonstrated
that a train equipped with the new
signal device will stop without any
human agency being employed, when
another train Is In the same block,
or when 1t Is necessary that the train
should stop for a number Of other
reasons.
The system Is called the Hoffman
automatic signal system and the pa.
tent on 1t Is owned by the Information.
al Security Manufacturing Company,
with offices at 347 Fifth avenue.
The train In which the workings of
the system were demonstrated yester.
day. left the Allegheny depot Of the
Fl. Wayne railroad at 2 o'clock In the
afternoon, and was run TO Jacks Run
and back. The round trip was made
three times and those who witnessed
the test were given every opportunity
to become thoroughly acquainted with
the device. The miniature system In
the coach reproduced all that trans.
PRED In the cab Of the engine. When.
ever the train came INTO the same
block in which the pilot locomotive
was, a whistle blew automatically, the
throttle was thrown back, and the air
brakes applied without any effort of
the engineer.
The system Is so designated that il
a be connected up to and made a
part of any signal system now in use
by the different railroads.
Last month the Pennsylvania rail
road thoroughly tested The new device
and y~esterdya many of the important
railroads in the United States and
Canada had representatives present to
witness the demonstration of the sys.
tenn A number of foreign delegates
to the International railway congress
nave signified their intention to in.
spect the device in operation before
returning to their homes.
The results OF the tests yesterday
demonstrated that where tracks and
engines were equipped with the Holt.
maj device alone, or in connection
with systems already established. il
is an impossbility to get tranis within
a danger zone of any kind. The device
Will indicate the following dangers on
the track ahead:
A train on the block ahead: broken
rails; an open switch; a train hang