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Evening journal., 1905-03-17
SERVICES IN ST. PATRIcWs.
SUPERIOR COURT CASES
All Cases on the Docket Have Been
Disposed of.

Work Of Superior Court was brought
to a close yesterday afternoon, all cases
on the docket being disposed OF.
c. w. Smith called the attention OF
the court 10 the case of Joseph S. AL
bright against the United Clay Pro-
ductive Company. Albright had sued
the company for $3.50 for services
rendered and secured a judgment by
default. ]. Frank Ball represented AL
bright and c. e. Smith the company.
Attorney Smith asked the court to
open Judgment to allow the defendant
to s;<mN testimony i'm the case. The
court in giving its decision stated that
this was not the proper way to pro-
coed with the case and ruled that the
judgment technically stood.
l.. Irving Handy, counsel for Rich
man & Prouse, the defndants in the
suit instituted by Walter Richards for
commissions alleged to be due, which
suit was decided in favor OF the plain
tiff. made arrangements to have the
case heard before the Superior Court.
Evening journal., 1905-03-17

WYATT -IE-this city on March II, 1906
Sarah A. Wyatt, relict Of the late John
J. Wyatt aged SO years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at her late
residence. lll4 West Eighth street on Mon
day afternoon. March %. 1905 at 2 O'clock
Interment private.
Evening journal., 1905-03-17
Oil Stove Causes Eirs.

A small fire occurred this morning in
the home of f. A. Mosley. at No. .O7
shipley street. The Washington Fire Com
pany responded and extinguished the,
blaze. An oil stove caused the fire.
Evening journal., 1905-03-17

ley, . 80 p m.
Eikton. the Rev. J. II. Gardiner.
New Castle. tho Rev. +. c. Mcsoriey.
1880 a. m. The Rev. John Arters, 7.SO p. m.
slverbrook. the Rev. c. W. Strickiin,
1880 "A. m. The Rev. II. b. Kelso, as
p. m.
Unitarian, the Rev. Howard T. Quigs
II o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-03-17
CITY COURT AT 7.4o
Early Session Now in order-Two
Cases Postponed.

Cases Postponed.
Early sessions Of City Court are now
in order. Within recent date court has
convened at 7.4O o'clock instead of 8
o'clock frequently
Today the cases of John Gear, charged
with disorderly conduct and Frank smith
charged with assault and battery. were
postponed until tomorrow morning.
William Johnson wds fined IS for dis
orderly conduct and Bertha Richardson.
colored, was committed for sixty days
for vagrancy.
Evening journal., 1905-03-17
POCOMOKE CITY
Gets CONFERENCE
1t Secures Session for Next
Year by an Overwhelm-
ing Vote
SECOND YEAR CLASS ADMITTED

Bishop Goodsell shortly after the busi-
ness session of the NJ. E. Conference
opened this morning called on Presiding
Elder Adam stengle of the Salisbury
District for his report. This is the last
Of the presiding elders reports as the
other three were previously read.
In his report Presiding Elder Stengle
extended a cordial invitation to the con-
ference to hold its thirty-eighth annual
session next year at the new $4,000
church, recently built at Pocomolxe City,
Nd. It is a splendid structure and Mr..
Stengle assures conference that entertf in
ment will be free II the session is held
there. The Rev. L. L. Poole is pastor
of the church.
Therep romises to be a spirited contest.
however, as Snow Hill will make a fight
FOR 1t. In addition TO These Il is under
stood that former Presiding Elder Robert
Watt pastor Of the Smyrna Church
would like to have the conference meet
there. Milford Church may also extend
an invitation.
SALISBURY DISTRICT REPORT.
Presiding Elder stengle's report in par,
follows.
Evening journal., 1905-03-17

on the report that Senator Alice has
asked President Roosevelt to appoint
Mr. Addlcks as a foreign minister in
order to get him out OF the Senatorial
fight and thereby permit the election
Iof a Senator. If anything Is being
done IN this direction Il Is being con-
Quoted quietly. AS the Legislature VIII
adjourn finally on next Thursday, 10
viii soon be known definitely whether
"a Senatorial vacancy will be the out-
come.
GOOD ROADS REPEALER.
1t is stated that the Union Republl-
cans win stand out against all legis-
lation affecting Wilmington and New
Castle county. Just before the noon re-
cess today, however. bill was passed
in the House, by the aid OF Union Re-
publican votes, repeating the good
roads law for Kent and Sussex coun-
ties and making it applicable only to
New Castle county.
The reason for this may lie in the
fact that the members from lower Del
aware want to saddle the law, which is
not relished, upon the upper county.
There was some lively sparring in the
Senate today over the r. c. Moore bill
restricting druggists from selling liquor.
Il was finally passed.
Mr., Sparks contended. that Il was unfair
to make a druggist pay se5 license and
then only 10 be allowed TO sell 25 gallons.
"what poor men are to pay FOR it7" he
! asked.
'"The senator ought to have asked him
Lee he 81
poor man or as he did the other day." In
terposed Senator Monashan, referring to
tho "growler' law
| Senator Moore replied. you must ad-
init that just like any other business in
the world there are interruptions people
/ In the drug business. We are trying 10
get around the druggist who sells liquor
as he would an unrestricted commodity.
I'VE compel him to go before a. magis-
trate four times year and swear that
no iB not selling greater quantity OF
liquor than 25 gallons q year and that for
medicinal purposes and by prescriptions
only"
BOARD OF EDUCATION CHARTER.
The Cooper 24-member new charter
bill for the Wilmington Board Of Edu-
cation was made a special order for
2.15 o'clock this afternoon. There was
much sparring over this step. The
vote was IS ayes. Is nays Messrs.
lBennum and Marshall voted with the
Democrats against deferring action.6
The advocates OF the New Century
Clubs Remember charter quickly
moved that il be made "a special order
for the same time. This was also car
ried. The two bills will be thoroughly
gone over.
The House passed the Senate bill au-
thorizing the Governor TO appoint spe-
cial constables for individuals firms or
corporations. Messrs. Jester and w. S.
Meredith voted in the negative.
Evening journal., 1905-03-17
LOST. FOUND. REWARD.

LOST.-Bcol No. B. 1902 Of Whining
ton Sewing Fund, Plea--~ oaturu
"a cloasI@-a w Shnz1er. 22ns 1Afeas,=os> -
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sALIsBURY DIsTRIcr

The Rev. Adam stengle. presiding
elder Of the Salisbury District. report :
ed the death of the Rev. George w.
wilcox. During the year the Rev.
John NJ. Kelso. Of Mardela Springs.
was relieved Of his charge to attend
Drew Theological Seminary. Paul p.
Truitt was appointed to supply the va =
eancy. The Rev. w. w. Banks. of
Blshopville' was excused to attend
Dickinson College, and the Rev. II. J.
Haineman. Of the Central New York
Evening journal., 1905-03-17

A woman's argument isn't in vain if
she is able to convince herself
Evening journal., 1905-03-17
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises slight
temperature changes, light to
fresh winds. Sunday cloudy
to partly cloudy.
Evening journal., 1905-03-17

Registrar v. p. Northup, OF the confer
ence committee on examinations reported
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WARSHlPS TO Be fewer
But OF GREATER POWER

lNndon luly gS-.In the course OF a
nNcn'slo ON Of tho vote for naval work
W ml house NJ commons today, Lieut.,
~ NrlhW Hamilton lee, civil leader
hww aulnlfally, announced that The
sWuhn'nl,Y h0d decided To not proceed
INV" WV nathan d0ckynrd extension,
los 'uWV!u 10 pueh work on the new
Ind W. Nosylh, Firth OF Forth, Scot
Wan me chatham extension, he OK
rh'uu w lNO3, contemplated the oN.
r r,a.nvulIg OF i2}boO,Ooo Explaining tho
nW lor ms step, Lieut.. -Col, Lee
,Sin, 'pvro was a probability that war.
XXX w lhe lulurc would be fewer IN
a, out greater In Individual pow.
~, no,n n'nro the herlhlng and docking
,Non lnuNl be OF the largest size. Tho
p,euy hhd decided that Rosyth
ef,ar, Hrcnler sirO toglcal aud olhcr
or 1O',V"g,N Man cha than. The clvll
,hn A.. w., alllllrallN probably mindful NJ
INTERPRETATION caused IN Germany by MIA
,ddni W. NuAl Leigh In Fobr,nry Inst
Srs ,nni ne did moi now wish 10 on.
na'al Vl lno strategic ndyantngoa of "A
ma M pus' on the onsl coast, m "A mliat
,alI "nnt 10 everybody The plans, No
Msn nou been prepared for A nnyul
,ou, lnr most complete desorlptlo,l.
n, rn, extensions could bo cnrrlod oui
con, lulrd, The initial works would
in ,'s NY w lnemselovs cost sie, 100000
men speech ~ dinner OF railway
lec u". Mlhl l'elgh In February, col
lhe recon u9iel ~ having said That In
alma nnu oWrlbutlon " Great Brit.
,omuch Wv ioroou England hnd rot
mo Mo1u, Necp her eyes on France and
mo Norn,orlNhean, but TO look toward
heep ~ y nog and that the fleets had
10 io'iv attributed AZ TO enable them
lion, ,bomn,u1 my danger In tina, dlrcc.
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HANCOCK FIGHTING TO
ESCAPE the CAlL0WS.

Reno, Nov, July 2s.-John Hancock,
under sentence Of death for the cruel
murder Of Dr EnBokc and Peter
Gdmielon on the desert OF blncoln
county this state, several years ago.
d0ca not intend 10 30 10 the gnllows
uniil pycry EFFORT hus been made to
secure another trial
Hancock was convicted several weeks
ago ana untll today huA been Ia the
condemned cell at the state prison
awaiting execution This morning IN
the supreme court an attorney made
"A motion asking for ten days additional
Time IN which to make motion for n
new trial Hancock was thought TO
be without funds 90 nghl his case ana
for this reason had given up the battle
II IN now UNDERWOOD rich eastern rola-
ives have come to HIS aid,
Hancock was convicted several weeks
losson made by hia wllu They were
travelling across the desert whom llan-
cock murdered his two companions,
himself and Wife making their way TO
Los Angeles, whore they quarrolod ana
separated Mrs. Hancock then told
Of the murders, aud while the officers
were searching for Hancock he was ar.
rested and convicted OF felony In
California, lie served n sentence OF
ak years for the crImo and upon hla
relcnre two months ago was NJ once
arrested ana taken 10 Lincoln country,
lila trial for the double murder fol'
lowed, ana after q few moments de.
liberation tho Jury returned n verdict
of guilty Of murder IN the first degree,
The motion made by Hancock today
practically acts 0s IA stay OF execution,
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proper positions along the Sides OF tho
cars and extend from the doors TO the
end, Al troughs 20 be- ~ ARRANGED that
thoy can b, READILY filled With water
and emptied on the outside Of the car,
and the troughs be kept free from all
litter and nth,
Third Food ana waior TO be sup.
piled al intervals not exceeding ~
hours while the shipments arc IN tran.
ait, ANA IN supplying water each ear
To be stopped for M least I'VE minutes,
during which time the trougha 80, -,
kept filled with clear water and ar Nd
animals given opportunity 10 drink
"Fourlh--ln order that the cattle may
have sulilcunt space ana opportunity
10 rest, the cars shall not be overload.
cd, and IN NIL shipments there shall be
room IN each ear for nj least one-thlrd
Of tho cattle TO llo down nt the same
time, Tho number Of head " cattle
that may be- carried In u 36.foot cor,
according 10 the live weight, Ia
Average live weight zoo pounds 20
head 500 pounda, 90 head 200 pounds
"a head; 1000 poundr 20 hcnd, 100
pounds. 10 head l 300 pounds, IL head
1900 pounds, " head la0O pounds, 10
head 1900 pounds 10 hond COO
pounds, "A head 100 pounds, N head
$500 pounds, ~ head
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\ Va, 10 Inspect a Hospital for
Children Suffering from Bose
tuberculosis
Ne ALSO SAW SOME wARSHIpS.
p.,l.,,s Them to be 40 Fine q Fight.
I,c Fleet as the Finest la
The World.

o,.,er ray July ?s,--prosident Noosc-
,,, oter spending two hours today IN
y, n,nectlon OF the Sea Breeze home,
..,,h,lshed on Concy island by the New
Wv Association for the Improvement
:, mo POOR returned TO Saganoro Hll'
.,to,clook Tonight the president die
,,,A n statement concerning the trip
.nA Mia reasons for taking H. Tho
,Ia,emcn, follows
81 wen, down today TO eeN the nos
,ul for children suffering from bone
',oob,cs which Ia managed In commune
,no with the fresh air found IN the
,sw York Association for the Improve
man, OF the Condition OF tho Poor, The
ho,pltal IN At Sea Breeze nome Coney
I,lsnd, About $50 children are taken
,orh week to the Sea Breeze under ne
t,o,h afr fund and over 1000 during we
,@eon, The hospital has room Tor only
4, children, and there are more thnl
|, 40 cases Of bone tuberculosis W ehph
tenement house district OF New YORK
NoW Inc trustees are trying 10 raise q
MIA for hospital which shall hold 400
Ssllen,s The fresh air fund people are
nNIged TO refuse admission 10 1000 on
pp,n e a,nllrnnta annually,
oTho sen air treatment Of bone Wber-
nlosls has been found 20 be marvellous.
lV'wS u Hero also A hns proved
,,"ccossf,i ihat al the sen Breoyo
o,r NAV hnvo moi lost a single pn.
a 9onT, XII Moro benefited and most OF
,Ntm vorc cured,
Wu, ohomt thp,o weeka aso. Mlss
.n' Iyiwmingion, who had bocn prl.
,S s,n ,o,ro,arv IN Dr. LYMAN Ab6ott
sNhad t,bcn n rreai In,oroe, I'm the
,,o,h oir nind waa diving OF cnnccr I'm
W"InLe,s hosnl,ol When ehe learned
,tho nood for noroaaod hoenitnl fnoili.
W, tor Inc children al Sea Droege shc
n,o,o latter settinp forth tho work
,nA hc needs in inc outlook. sIpnlnr
,nly Nor mltlnls.
W, ror,ain gon,,oman wbom I hnow
IA he n iareo plver In charities hut who
,ey.p allnWs Mia nnmo 10 amman. aaw
n' letter and asked Jacob mis- 10 no
IA sea preeze ana Ia inyeaiIpnte nnd
,,pou 10 him ON tho facts, MIR mia
b,es,lsaiod and reported 40 stronrly
An ,Oe Good boinq done and ,hni ,he
se,d for additional facilities WA NO
r.a, Mot Inc man In oios,lon sub.
,GrbA $4,000 for oninrglnu thc hos.
htal and nlodRed himsoif IN rive Al o00
annually for 10 veara for mnintninlnu n
no,her man niso slbscrlbed M 600 "
oNr Mia M once sen, word 10 M,s.
Wilmington, telling her Whit hor ar.
Ma had RccomnlIshed. and IL cheered
srhu three dana, She died Inst We'd
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BANQUET TO BRYAN.
Democratic NNt'l Committeeman
ProdOsed Him for prest, IN 1905,

Madison, wis, July Wisconsin
Democrats 10 tho number OF 800 to-
nlght save n banquet 10 william H.
Bryan Several leading Republicans
also were present, The guest Of the
cvcnil x WAS received with tremendous
cheers which continued several min.
utes During his speech MIR Bryan
said he Intended 10 take an extended
European TRIP. and for that reason no
heartily appreciated the present oppor-
,unily 20 present Ideas and principles
~ the Democratic party, He mnm-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
""1E GIRLS DROWNED,
W.. fssssassaa
Nv bathing In the Columbia
""u Got into Dsep Water

nom Wgnu' On July 2s--A dIspatch
grOm ,o JunVouNer Wash, TO the Telos
Of lN,o'cV " vo, OF The death by drowning
iH,T' yo. youne ladies IN tho Columbia
moni IsIn,ueru0y afternoon on tioynrn.
party o ,'a n, " appears that fishing
hndipss y NV, y9uns ladlse loft Fishers
a'le Grri v,,m,Vraey In q rowboat, and
nsds n,,rIod three OF tho young ladies' mdIes
WndH. 'nelr minds TO no swImmInr'
SHALLOW wo out ~ what appeared 10 be
leE Sgo Gf4sler, AGED 30, ana NAV zIcs.
snlels m " discovered thai ,hey INA
NanEsS vNc o. me numerous sioep CLAW
Awmo when abound In The ylclnl,v
10 r,sch VT NE danger they attempt:d
md N.Y. s,n shore, but had gone loo sor
Mo SG, AK, TO slip down tho steop bank
N Nh, Wwusgloa attracted tho ntten,lon
len, NM, lninons and Miss Lulu ne,b'
,emnlooa, Nnowmg the utility or rVs
''' rescue, nelihcr OF them know.
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TEA
TEA
Where is the bcs, cup of
tea to be got within two miles
ofthis so9,'

ins how TO swim, Mrs. Tlmmona by n
great effort restrained Miss Lulu from
going TO u sure death A rescue party
went 10 the scene, and after repeated
efforts by n strong swimmer, the three
bodies were brought to the surface, All.
though every EFFORT was made to rcsus.
cllnte the young women, life was OK.
tlnot,
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Haynes Interest In Equitable.

New York, July 2S.--poul Morton,
president u hto Equitable Life Assurs
ance society today notified Archibald
g. Haynes, a leading general agent o,
tho Equitable society m New York city
that NJ Haynes contract wlth,u tho
Equitable was terminated. MrHtmynos
resigned some time ago LIS FQld thai
about 100000 has been advanced 20
Mr. llnyneA by The noeIelY, bnl Tint
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lap proeurer Sent Home.

Seattle, wash, July 9S--tnltcd stalos
immigration inspectors today doportod
kashlro Nakatani, on charge Of be-.
Ink a procurer Tho man q we'll
where he resided Tor 10 years before
making Ms last trip To the orient 4
woman claiming To Ne hls wife was also
sent back Ia Japan, Nnknlnni claimed
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fnradet Victims Mourned,

laraollos July rs, Tho funeral VI
the fourteen Victims OF tho submarine
Faindct was held here iodny with I'M.
posing services A vast crowd Mt.
tended the funeral, N Thompson, min.
stcr Of marine, and other dlgnlailes
PARTICIPATING The lntcrmcnts win take
place NJ the respective homes of tho
VlptlmH
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just nov, he said that ho wanted a
long foreign trip In order to bring back
what he could TO promote good goyorn-
menl,
Y, IT, Ryan, Democratic national
committeeman, proposed Bryan for the
presidency IN 1903,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea,
Zee II eStorminnte the poison, feel II
revltall2o the blood ana bring back
that happy Joyous feeling NJ hygonc
days, 30 conlp, Ten or Tablets,
ASK your drugglgt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Teacher Killed by u Fall

Butte, July 2S.4A special from Wal.
lace Ida, snys that Thomas Conklin,
n pioneer couer d'Aleno school teacher
was instantly killed tonIph, a, o'clock
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Jewish Newspaper suspended.

st Petersburg, July e. The suspen.
zion " the Noyoetl, the leading Jewish
Liberal organ for three months IL TO
be made permanent Interior Minister
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ate that the paper he suppressed FOR
good, ana all, ON account of ita gener.
any peinlclouH ana provocative tone,
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that he had never been In tho country
before ana that he was IN search Of
work an u farm hand
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for the final clearance of all the rea

ladies' dress and walking skirts black
$54s :: :: I. q:
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this win be offset by his interest In re.
nowals,
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so,ab for the newest styles In dress and walking
skirts, In wolfe, broadcloth, panama, brlliantne
walking skirts como IN plsNtsd and fare ef'
fsctsj dress skirte IN wolfe made over good tat.
fotA silk drop skirt Those skirts have been
selnng regularly for si9 and tho present price
represents complete Punishment Of every cent
Of profit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

loc for nne quality black
cotton, seamless hose, sell.
lng regularly Al Toe and OK.
ira value NJ that
2ac for Egyptian Isle lace
hose, tho peer " All hose al
anywhere near 4 price,
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liayo been greatly. reduced and youll need
one, possibly two, Thoy are very great values
&c undsrsklfis IN pink white or drRh and white
sset,uoker, has rufno and braid trimming sale
pfloo % ','u'''n,ut"',"' "n 'tof''t'""'ASo
Spc underskirh IN cOlorod striped tcerslckor and
tan Bingham, ruffes ana stitched shape, tAlo
price 90 'u'"n""''N''tu 'n ''t'''u''u'''poo
u and So undomklrts IN coor.d linen ginghams
with tucked rufne, salo price ,,, ,nn,u,,,p,, no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

Great rsductles In
chiIdren's ho.e
ioc for extra sr~ds cNn.
drens cotton hose, worth
and Doc per pair
i9rc for tho nnest pair OF
chlldren' regular Ihe cotton
hose
loo for the hest pair ~
chllds cotton hose ever Of
ferod
De FOR ehlld's hose, worth
a quarter
2tc buys the best pair NJ
chllds hose you ever saw
anywhere,
10 for ohild's 200 Isle hose,
lsc for ohild's extra srads
Of Isle hots.
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This the only skirt sale entirely void any sembance prong
Extra Big reductions in wash skirts

values IN walking skirts, which are
ear. Prices have been hhorn to less
torest,
psc for the best wash skirts In the s,oro,
worth u Como In duck, crash, cotton,
covert and cotton homespun In blue,
black, white and linen, all sizes, plsatod
and umbrella stylH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

SiAe for ladies' and msses' walking skirts
made Of coed quality melton clothI pleated Of
fscts with strap and button trimmings, In blue,
brown ana gray worth $3.50,
81 90 for ladies' walking skirts In the newest
pleated styles light mixtures In sackcloth, also
blue, brown, gray and green, In melton,
worth 1870 and a bargain At that price
az AZ for ladies' walking skirta, IN wolfe, chew.
lot, lightweight melton and new novelties,
trimmed and plsnted, In gray, blue, brown, navy
and mixtures, worth s4,bo,
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~ ,os for lightweight walking skirts In pNna'
ma, brilliantnes and novcltiesI kilt plcotod Or
pleoted with strap and button trimming IN blue,
brown and mixturee,
sd,73 for walking skirts IN covert CLOTH pana.
ma, serge and brifliantno; comes In the new
plsNted and flare effects These skirts are worth
all Of 5000,
s7ab walking skirts, In box and knife pleOted
aouncc effect, IN panama cloth come In blue,
brown ! black alfo line " Oll.wool wolfe
dress sklrS, all worth Siio0
Evening journal., 1905-03-18
EDITORIAL FILINGS.

There are always more divorces dur
ing times OF peace. when there Is no
war for weary heroes to run OF to-
Galveston News.
The average New Yorker thinks the
west is all the country lying between
Newark, n. J.. and the Pacific coast
Washington Post.
It has been discovered that Chicago
used about twice as much water per
capita as Milwaukee. To be sure. wa
ter did not make Milwaukee famous
Boston Herald.
New York thieves now enter by day
light at the front door, hold up the
family with pistols and depart leisure
". The old method OF breaking in aft
er dark is out Of date, and besides It
interferes with the burglars social en-
gagements. Washington Times. VI
A bin has been offered in the Ne
braska legislature making collegiate
football a felony. The kind OF football
put up by the Nebraska colleges has
long been recognized as a sin and a
shame, but this is the first effort to
show that it is a crime.-Wa Washington
Post
Evening journal., 1905-03-18
LAW POINTS.

Where by the terms of a contract for
the sale Of goods nothing is said about
the time Of payment the law implies
that payment is TO be made on the de-
livery Of the goods. 200 Ill. App. 299)
The liability of a carrier does not
terminate until the freight has reach
ed the point Of destination in good or
der and notice OF its arrival has been
given to the consignee and a reasona-
bic time allowed for its removal. (S6
So. Rep. 449)
Though parties sell goods to defraud
their creditors, the sale is not fraudu-
lent as to the purchasers unless they
knew Of such purpose or know facts
which would put reasonable man on
inquiry which would have led to
knowledge Of the intention TO defraud.
(9S n. W. Rep. 31T)