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Evening journal., 1905-08-28
REHOBOTH HAS AN
ACTIVE MIX-UP
Mr.. Webster Opposes eX-
Mayor Thompson and
His Friends.
TLITIGAllON is LOOKED FOR


Rehoboth. Aug. 2S.-There is poll
tical mix-up here which is assuming
more or 'ess magnitude. Ex- Mayor
Joseph Thompson. who was beaten at
the last election. has always. had a
staunch supporter ia Charles $. Horn
Mr.. Horn has a fifteen years lease on
the pavilion at the foot OF Rehoboth
avenue. the only place of business on
the boardwalk.
II seems that A. S. Webster, for
merly Of Wilmington. and am eN-
member of the street and Sewer De-
partment. has an influence with the
present Board OF Commissioners, and
that he is opposed TO ex-Mayor
Thompson. In order to strike at
Thompson, Il Is stated, Mr.. Webster
lsecured a permit from the Council to
erect "a similar pavilion directly south
and adjoining that of Mr.. Horn.
II managed on such progressive lines
as the present pavilion is being con-
Quoted it would iniure the Horn pa
wilton. being the first business house
of Rehoboth avenue.
LITIGATION Is PROBABLE.
Attorneys have been instructed to
lapply to the Chancellor for "a restrain
ing order as soon as the first move
lshnll be made. The view Of the "Ca-
sino." which Is owned by the Queen
Anne Railroad Company, would &c
ohstructed by the proposed building
and It is declared that its value would
decrease accordingly. 1t Is also con-
tended that this would put an end "a
"a hotel project now being organized
for the Casino site.
Mr.. Webster was confronted with
the opinion Of an attorney who doubt
ed the authority of Council to grant
such rights on the ocean side Of th'
boardwalk. He answered that he hn.
heard Of the opinion and added tha
he had talked the matter over wil
lone OF the leading members Of IN
ibar who said that II such was tn
lease. then he or any other freeholde
could demnnd the removal of tn
Horn pavilion.
old residents however say TIM
this cannot be done as the pavilio
was a part of the original plan Of tn
beach as laid out by the Rehobot
Beach Campmeeting Association
the Methodist Episcopal Church, N
founders OF the resort ana henNe hH
Just as much right TO exist as th
: streets and the boardwalk
Mr. Webster as president of N
Board OF Health made ex- Mayo
Thompson do some drainage at hi
cottage and also compelled the re
lmoval Of Mr. Horns horse from hi
stable on the east side OF First street.
One OF the incidents was O deman
for the resignation of DIR. William n
lMessick as a member OF the Board O
Health. The demand was signed b.
w. j. Rudden and Mr.. Webster tn
lother two members OF the board Di
lMessick did not coincide with the de
lcision Of his colleagues In the matte
of the Thompson sewers and Hori
horse
This will be laid before the Council
lat its meeting this week and a livel.
thine Is anticipated.
Evening journal., 1905-08-28
BURNED TO DEATH

As result OF playing with matches
yesterday afternoon death in a horrible
form came to the little two-year-old
daughter Of Joseph RuzinsSi, living at
No. 42s south jackson street. The baby s
parents were in the house and the young
ster on the front pavement when it set
itself on fire.
The agonizing cries Of the infant brought
dozen people 10 its rescue, but too late
TO save it life. The Phoenix Ambulance
took the child TO the hospital where it died
several hours later in agony.
Evening journal., 1905-08-28
counolI,nen Have Returned.

The City Councilmen who attended
the National Convention OF the League
OF American Municipalities, at Toledo.
o.. have returned home. Wilmington
was signany honored by the election Of
Joseph +. MoCanerty. of the Tenth
ward. to the second vice. e-Dresidency Of
the association
Evening journal., 1905-08-28
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION

c. Candy Hopkins president OF the
Levy Court. Commissioner Scott and
Highway Commissioner Price left this
morning for Port Huron. Mich. to attend
the National Good Roads Convention.
They will return on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1905-08-28
Spent pay al PennsviIIe.

Several well known Wilmingtonians
spent yesterday at the servius at
Pennsville The day was much en-
joyed and IL was not until dark that
the party returned. William S. Knight
was chief cook and Eddie Gipp sail
ing master,
Evening journal., 1905-08-28
WiII open BIDS.

At the meeting o the Levy Court
tomorrow mornings bids for the
building OF the extension TO the Hare's
Corner road viii be opened. The work
will be done this faA
Evening journal., 1905-08-28
ONE O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS.
from scott & Co.

Anal. Copper Co.. -. -. ..... SO
American sugar Refining ... =. I43A
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe Com. So
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe. ref. Io4A
brooklyn Rapid Transit ... 7oH
Baltimore and Ohio ... -. -. It2H
Canada Southern ... -. 10
Chicago ct. Western ... -. 2IH
Chesapeake and Ohio -. -. sos
Chicago and Alton 80. ... ..... SO
Chicago and Northwest ... -. 27o
Chi. Nil and st. Paul Com ..... ISL
Rock Island Com -. ... -. =. 33H
Rock Island Prid -. -. -. =. 79B
Erie ..... -. -. -. ......... 5o4
1st Dfrd -. 49, s5S
Illinois Central ..... ..... So. 176A
Louisville and Nashville -. -. I494
Metropolitan Street Railway -. 1919
Metro. Security Co.. 80. SAX
Manhattan Cons see. ..'.'' 1901
Missouri Pacific ..... ....' 1919
Mo-. Kansas and Texas, pfd tx
n. Y. Central and Hudson -. I574
n. Y. Ontario and Western ..... S5A
Norfolk and Western Conn. IS
Pacific Mail ...... 40
Penna. Railroad CO -. ....... I45H
Peoples Gao -. -. -. ....'. lo5
Reading e. ..... ..... - 80 iI9I
LIST pfrd ... -. e. 92H
End prefd -. -. 945S
Delaware and Hudson 80. -. 72o
Del. Lack. and west,rn 80. -. 4s21z
Southen Pacific -. ... -. -. COZ
Southern Ry. Com -. ... -. 351z
Texas and Pacific -. &c. ... 50
Tenn. Coal and Iron CO ... COX
Union nc Com 80. -. ..... 1855
U. $ Steel Com 80. -. .... 3oH
L. s. steel Pfrd ..... ....... to43s
Wabash Com -. 80. ......... arA
wabash Ptrd ............ 45
Western Union 49,. ,ss..s,s s54
Evening journal., 1905-08-28

Chancellor NiChOisoa.
Handed Down Lengthy
Opinion, Denying the
Application Of Samuel
Bancroft, Jr., for an In
junction Against Park
Commissioners and the
Peoples Railway Com
pany
Evening journal., 1905-08-28
Losr. FOUND AND REwARp.

LOST-On Friday 25th. envelope No.
700, containing weeks wages.
Liberal reward II returned to w. r..
Jones. p. B. & w. Office.
Aur 2e-3f
Evening journal., 1905-08-28
SOLD WHISKEY
AGAINST THE LAW
Heavy Fines Imposed on Two
Negroes in City Court
Today
MANY OTHER CASTS WERE HEARD

Il didn't buy any liquor offen de pris-
oner even IL could get IT. for de reason
dat 1 was chock fun OF de stun and
couldn't drink anymore II / tried.' said
Robert Morton. colorod. In City Court to-
day in giving evidence against Henry
Watson, alsS colored, charged with sell
ing Intoxicating liquors without a license
at Nc e1S West Fifth street.
Watsons house was raiied by Sergeant
McDermott and a squad yesterday and a
considerable quantity of beer and whlskey
was connscated. 1t IS understood that the
defendant has been running the "speak
easy FOR long time and Deputy Judge
=. t. Garrett IN view OF this fact fined
him 500 and costs. Several witnesses gave
damaging evidence against him.
Howard Laws. another negro charged
with selling liquor without a license was
fined $50 ana costs. lie was walking
speak easy" and when arrested had just
sold Verdine Trimble, white man, a
half pint of whislSoy. Patrolman Jacol
Payne made the arrest in an alley betweor
Fifth ana isxth streets and Walnut and
French.
WANTED IMMEDIATE VINDICATION
Albert Gaines, Theodore Adams anc
Rodney Lewis all coiored were arraignc,
on charge of the larceny of a pair o.
shoes. All three blamed the onense on th'
other and as the pawnbroker with whom
the shoes had been pawned was not II
court, the case was continued for on'
week.
When Lewis was told the reason fo
postponing the case, he said: Use ready
fetch de man yer. / don't want TO stal
yer for SO long"
Julia scanarcia. "a comely Italian woman
was fined $40 and costs for disorderly con
duct. which friends paid and she was re
leasad
Evening journal., 1905-08-28
MANY MINOR CASES.

The following cases were disposed Of:
Paola Gentilo. larceny as bailee Of so,
dismissed Mack Clayton, assault and
battery. dismissed on payment of costs;
Nellie Sattersneld. assault and battery,
continued &c Wednesday, George Cross,
assault and battery. dismissed, payment
of costs: John Munger, assault with intent
to commit murder. continued until We'd
nesday next. $500 bail; Georgie b. Dutton,
colored. charged with keeping a house oi
IN fame and also with selling liquor with
out a license continued until tomorrow
morningi AIerie BriefInan. Incorrisihie
continued for enc week; Annie Povonsic
drunk. $40 and costs; John A. Powell. col
ored. begging. thirty days; Isanc Gear
drunk and disorderiy, 81; John Haxton,
colored disorderly conduct. 81; Rachael
Davlo, Emma shocltley and Reese john
son, disorderly conduct. s. and costs each.
Evening journal., 1905-08-28
rHE.weATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
partly cloudy, higher tsnrpera-
ture. Wednesday cloudy, fol-
oJowed by clearing.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
ORDINANCE NO. llQ.

- Ar ordinance amending sections and Of
Ordinances Ne. %, entitled an ordinance am end.
sss.iu or prohibit the iuDnins 81 pool ana Sill
lard table or tables, or card table Or tables
Hithln the corporate limits Of the town Of
Be il ordained by the council OF the town Of
Ritzville. that from and after the passage and
publication OF this ordinance:
who arm or
card table or tables, or any other device for any
kind Of gaming for hire within the corporate
Init Of shs town 81 Ritayiis without arst
after provided. shall be deemed guilty Of mis-.
oemeanor, and upon conviction thereof before
court OF competent Jurisdiction, for each and
than Ten nor more than one hundred dollars
and costs Of prosecution.
SEC. 2. Any person, firm or corporation Dc.
tables. or any card table Or tables, or any othei
gaming device for hire within the corporate
limits OF said town, may obtain license there.
nling an application with the city clerk stating
what kind Of table Or tables or device for Gam.
ing they are intending to opeiste. and dssig.
Of said town an annual license fee Of Is for
each card table. and 9l5 for each pool OF bill.
pool Or billiard tables are to be operated. 10
shall b paid to the clerk for each table; bro
vided. that NO license shall be for q less term
tueu Vhe ySar Ir0m Tue AsC gay OF January In
dition ned that the said applicant shall keep an
orderly house and not allow any such game or
games to be played on Sunday, and that such
hall or place shsll bs run according to law.
Sec. 3. Any license obtained in the manner
above provided may be transferred BY the a.
:,.nse OF such License making application to
SIC. l. No license issued a. herein provided
shall % used in more than one place ct the
same tine.
SIC. s. Every person to whom such license a.
posted In conspicuous place in the building
or place whore such business 10 operated, and
such license shall be no defense to any proeo-
eution under this ordinance unless such il.
cense shall be proved BY competent testimony
Wa posted - herein required 1t the time Of
SEC; 6. Any person. frm or corporation who
shall keep any pool or billiard table or tables,
card table or tables. or other device, and I'M
allow the same to be used BY two or more per.
sons 70 determtne BY play. which of such Per.
dons seeH esy ior the game O. pay for any
place Of business. SHALL tor the purpose Of this
hire. W.
Provided. however, that no person who has
taken out license to sell liquor under the pro.
visions Of ordinances Nos. 90 and 80, or shall
CURED 70 take out additional license TO run
such pool, billiard Or card tables OF table, or
Introduced March :. 1906. Read arst time.
Read second time March 81. Rules suspended !,
req sn nE tine. passed, and ordered plblished
o. 1895. ''A
49,. Lw: LANSING. Mayor.
Attsst-.G. Z. LOWELL, CLERK. 9
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
AtfeAt--G. L. LOYELL. I
SUMMONS IN FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN.

SUMMONS IN FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN.
In The Superior court Of the state Of WASH
\; . Wonsehl plaintiff. y. c: .. c.l.i and
name 10 TO pisintia unSnoW n dsie S S'-n
The state Of Warrington to G. Q. Calef and
Jaae Doe Cslsf. hi. wife. whose true christian
sSS q SJS als ssISS scsh q
linavsnsy numbered se7. issued on the 9Th day
state q Wilmington. ior The .mouD. Of Hs
and 06 100 dollars, the same being the amount
then f HHs an; sad dslinqSsnt for t..ss for the
tSssnsr NTH pen
The owners, Or fspu.sd owners, situate In said
block 8. Of Greene's addition to Riisviils, ash.
ington. and upon which | have paid taxes a..
49, 81. asid tS al receipt. No.
Ia isesips No. 81. 8 cents total rr amount q
qusncy, 81 -. ali Of ssid amounts bearing ri in.
aud you are further notified that win apply
ton. in and lot said county. for = judsmsnt
isSsicrs mentioned; md You ar are ph hereby sum- s
.ao aD sy 90; Ssy' 1s s, I've
Of the day Of service, to-wit: Within sixty
days from and after March Q, 1905. the date Of
Ar1t publication Of this summons, exclusive OF
said date, and defend this action or pay the
amount due; and in case Of your failure % to
Lien for certificate Of delinquency, taxes. pen
atty. intsrests and costs. against the lands and
premises herein before mentioned.
:. Any pleading Or process may Be served upon
the underrigned st the address hereinafter
mentioned.
A. WONACH, Plaintiff.
Dy Walter 6taser, Attorney for Plaintiff.
%. address. kitsvtlle. Wash.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once At Spokane Fails, wash.,l
March /, 1905,
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said prOOf will be made before Geo. r.
Chvietensen. County Clerk for Adams county
and Clerk OF the Superior Court, at Ritsviile,
Warrington. on April "a, 1905, viz:
0OTTLfEB GUST,
who made homestead entry No. ll21s for the
ek Of neH and eH Of seI<, section 10, township
II north. range IS, K. W. II.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
MS continuous residence upon and cultiva.
ton, said land, viz:
Gottiried Grois Of Ritsville, Wash.
John lille Of Ritsville, Wash.
John Taxes Of Ritxville, Wash.
Mike Kouch Of RitsvilIe, Wash.
HALL. COLE, Rsgister.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 10 FILE CLAIMS.

,n aa ves Tsps1,cr ce1ss o. ne sssss q Masn.
pFebats.
In the matter Of the estate Of JoAn ".
Danon, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that letter. Of admin.
istration On the estate Of John ". Danoa, a..
ceased. were granted to the undsrsiene1 % the
0th day Of March. A. D. 1sos. ~ the said 0u.
All Dsrsons having claims sgainst said estate
are required % present them, with the nsses.
saHy vouchefs. 20 Ne q the once Of walter
acting the business Of said estate. within one
year after the date Of this Notice. OF they shall
b. forever barred.
Datsd at Ritsyills. wasA.. this 2Oth Gay Of
March, 4. d. 1906.
ARiLLAJ DAMON, Adninistratrix.
Walter Stasor, Attorney.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
Boys and Smoking.

We cannot help having = strong
admiration for the boy who.tries to
smoke, even though it makes him
sick and As practice disgusts every.
body with whom it comes in contact.
The true boys first ambition, and his
greatest, 10 to be a man. His biggest
idea Of realizing that ambition in the
broad. true sense Of the word 10 to
smoke. believing that will create him
. place in the circle Of men where he
is to achieve greatness. When We
see the tattsred urehins staggering
about with the stub end OF . disfran-
shised cigar clinched between his grim
jaws and his hat rakishly and con-
sistsntly poised on the back Of his
head, our better nature rises TO the
surface and somehow w feel . strong.
Or faith in humanity. That boy has
dsssling notions Of the future in his
head. He bsholds himself rowing the
seas under black flag with q bloody
sword in bis hand. He sees himself
engaged in the unsslfish task OF free.
ing . maiden from the clutches oil
some villain, then marriss the gill,
who afterwards proves to bs . prin-
cess in disguise. He contentedly sur.
vsys his pygmy anatomy holding
dewn . prodigious job in the U. D
service with miraculous salary knee
deep in his pocket. He stands dream.
lily On the street corner and watcher
his nstursd future individuality set.
sing astraddls the goal Of life, the pic
turs Of health. wealth and happiness
and with 4.ioot cigar in his mouth
II the boy comes to his senses soou
enough to quit smoking before it in
jurss his welfare. he can realize Q ou'
Of 10 Of his day dreams. maybe all O
them. There 10 no limit to the &C.
oomplishmsnts Of our American boys
They can do anything-our con6'
dencs in them 10 mightier than Ii,
sword. They constitute the Uncis
Sam Of postsrity even il they ars 4
nuisAncs ct present..
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
NOTICE,

To whom Il may concern: Notice 10 hereby
given that Thomas O'Hare OF Adams county.
state Of Warrington, who was on the nrst DAY
Of February, A. D. 1905. committed to the peni.
Tertiary OF said state, at Wells walls. for the
duction, committed in said Adams county, and
who 10 now serving sentence under said COM
mitment in .aid penitentiary, will. twenty days
nstiee. Or - soon Thereafter a. the ZANE can BE-
presented to the governor Of the state petition
said governor for executive clemancy in his
behalf. THOMAS O'HARE.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
Chloroformed At Sixty.

Dr.. william 0slsr, . medical pro.
lessor in Johns Hopkins university,
Baltimore, has made . public state.
msnt to the effect that all psrsens
above forty are practically useless,
and all above sixty are 90 utterly
worthless that they should b chloro.
formed and the earth rid Of then.
The only mistake the eminent doctor
makes is putting everybody On to The
TACT that he is hopslessly insane.
Whether the doctor derived HE in.
pressions from the lives Of his own
father, grandfathers. unclss and %
forth, W do not know. When the
celebrated DR.. johnson proposed e
marry che widow Thrale. and she said
that she could not marry him because
one Of her uncles had been hung. b
replied that it Was . matter Of no CON-
sequence, for while he did not know
that any Of bic unclss had been hung,
several Of them ought to have bssn,
Probably the doctor would propose to
have laboratory established in Johns
Hopkins for chloroforming all the
men and women Of Baltimore shove
sixty, and whore hs could. enjoy che
sport Of chlorofosming them. Gard.
inal Gibbons being past seventy would,
ws suppose. be one Of the drss to b
chloroformed.
1t is an old proverb. "Old men fsr
counsel and young men for war;" aad
il all past forty were to b throwa out
from our active life. We fear that our
country might 90 to the dogs 20 rap
idly that Canada would not care to Be
annexed; in fact, W do not quite sss
how We can spare. just yet, soasid-
cradle number Of Our men and women
past eighty.
We believe The largsst fees paid t.
lawyers and physicians come fire..
quently after the age At which thia
doctor would have them al chloro-
formed. In . recent case Boston
lawyer ct about seventy received . fss
OF . hundred thousand dollars fol
wisely advising and securing . settle.
ment of 4 law suit which, in the hands
Of younger fighting men, might hava
been kept In the courts for years, u
the great sorrow Of ell parties con
osrned.
1t 10 often interesting to kaow TIKI
birthplace OF great discoverers, % TAX
ing down our "Who's Whe in Amer
ica," ws ind that Dr.. Osler came to v,
from . small town in Canada.
Some years ago prominent Eng.
lishman said, either 10 parliament OF
out. that the only good thing thai
Engla nd ever got from Canada wei
the canadian Boat Song" and that
bsEan with "Row, brothers, ROW."
This Canadian doctor seems to havl
gotten up, through che newspapers,
quite ROW among our elderly con.
grsssmen and other elderly people By
proposing to have oil msn (and NJ
suppose womsn) past sixty shlors'
formed and the world rid OF then
and 20 has secured fer himsslf (eoa
trary 10 the rules Of bic profassios) {
free Advertisement almost equal q
Lydia Piakhan's, and which will b
likely 20 stick 70 him until he bin
self shall DO chlorofsfnsd a. 5shnl
Hopkins or elsewhere.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

Senators Chas. T. Hutson and Geo.
A. Kennedy were appointed nsmbsrs
Of the olacial visitors from this state
to b present at the Lewis and Clark
fair a Portland this summer. The
other members Of the committee are
Senators Rands, Clapp, Moore, o'Don-
nell and Welsh.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

FoR SALE-I6o acres with running
water. at IS per acre, on terms to suit
purchaser. Inquire at News Office.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

The sussnlisst woman, bravsst, best
OF oil sweet things beneath the stunt
l ny the Qussalisst 10 that one
ossk asrth Or south OF east OF wsst--
whe loves to fold The little frsek
Ana hear The cradle rock and rsck.
I say the purest woman. bsst
Beneath or forty stars. 10 she
wAa iovss her spsuss most srlsnly
AaA rocks the cradle ettsnsss-
who rscks ana sings ana fosks. and tAsn
when birds are nesting, fosks aeaia.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

The Canadian government has given
the 3ormons notice that they must
either leave the country or stand pros.
seution. A COED example for our sis.
ter state, Idaho, or any other stats In.
Tested By the polysamous galoots who
sndeavor to screen their baseness
with so-salled religious prophecy, sto.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
Csst to Open Wrong Letters.

The authorities - Washingtss havl
fasd penalty Of $40 6ns on any
psrson taking out Of che postohis,
nsil other than their eva. All post.
matters are liable to make mistakes
aad get the mail in the wrong boxss.
and the law says the people must q.
snins their nail before leaving ths
e6les, snd should they rsesivs . pieea
which 10 not addrssssd 10 then, Il
must b returned at once. That il Il
the fault Of the postmaster nakss M
difference. The law includes nsws.
papers - we'll a. first. class mail.
There i = class Of curious people
everywhere. and they are, ~ rule.
eontsnptibly curious about letters
and other mail nattsr which they
chance 10 get hold Of. They will
spsn oil letters osmine iato their pos
session. and often when knowing full
well they don't belong to them. They
will, after reading them. write on the
envelope "opsnsd through mistake. I"
and without signing their name. drop
il back into the postofics box Il
aight, or during the night, when not
observed. This class OF curious indi.
viduals 10 warned to b careful in the
future. II they open hereafter mail
which do0 not belong TO them they
must sign their name and state why
they opened the same, whether by &C.
sidsnt or design.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

Ths roads Of the county are oil in
good condition and right now ought
to b . good time 70 have suggestions
for keeping them in shape.