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Evening journal., 1905-12-01
A BUSINESS FRIEND
To be Counted on Under All cireun.
stances


one of the bright business women Of
New York city who found that coffee
was wrecking her nervous system.
bringing on severe neuralgia attacks
and making her extremely irritable"
writes that she has found q staunch
friend i'm Postum Food Coffee:
Il left off the old KIND of coffee COM
pietely and entirely This ! found was
tasy TO do since Postum was pleasing
my palate from tne beginning. Indeed
an my family are with me IN thinking
it delicious when g. IS properly pre-
pared-and hy that ] mean boiled long
enough
~ have not had one single attack Of
neualga since began 60 drink Pos
tum some months ago my nerves have
become steady and the old annoying ir-
ritahiiity has. thank Postum passed
away cannot withhold This ackuowl-
edgement which Is made in AN sincere
gratitude Name given ly Postum CO..
nnuie creek. Mich.
There's reason. Read the Htlc
book 'rhe Road 10 Wcuvnc" in
nkss.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Stylish; inexpensive
Tailored Suits for Women

Every attention has been paid
TO the pretty Little style touches
maybe it is but the turn of a apl Eat,
maybe The cut of a collar--but it
all serves to make the garment
distinctive as a whole. All in all,
the outline, the tailoring and the
style touches are the hall marks
of beauty in The suits concerned.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS

American Lodge, A. o. T.. w.
Encampment No o. T.. v. l..
Friendship Conclave. s. W. N.
Delaware Tribe, l. O. r. NJ.
Fairfax Lodge, D. q. o. r.
Columbia Lodge. ]. O. O. r.
Telegraph Council Jr, O. u. a. NJ.
ST. Georec's Castle, H. g. E.
ST. Andrews C-JnciL l.. @. r. G.
ST. Johns Commandcry II. a. NJ
Camp No. 4. T.. @. $. of a.
Bandywine Lodge S. of H.
Lyceum Theatre-"Too Proud 90 Beg.
Glrrck-N Vaudeville.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
oat Frash va VIZ Women.

Ezekiel George, a colorod youth was
fined $50 and costs ia city Court yes-
terday ON a charge OF assault. Tie was
accused of grabbing two white women
in the causeway, south of Market street
bridge The women were Mrs. Charles
Ryan and her mother He offered no
further violence other than grabbing
one forciby by the arm and the other
by the dress
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
WIND SHELTER A FAILURE
Lowers Easy, Bat Requires Great e.
fort to Raise Il.

BY request of the employees of the
baggage department al the temporary
station of the u. B. & W. railroad the
company has placed in position at the
rear OF the baggage room d long strip
of canvas the top of which is attached
TO the caves of the shelter shed.
The canvas is supposed Go work on
pulleys and a roller On order thlt it can
De lowered and act as shelter from
the wind. The affair lowers with ease
hut is requires the combined efforts of
several men 90 raise it. Baggage
Master John Cory had hard tussle
yesterday TO raise the shelter ana since
that time 1t has remained up.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
charIss ?. lollouau n.aA.

Charles y. Holloway. aged 26 years.
died at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Holloway. near Guy
encourt this morning The deceased
worked for Colonel Henry a. DUPONT.
The funeral win boz held on Monday
afternoon and igternent viii be made
iu Grocuhlll cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Grain Ma ket.

W. r. Wilson furnishes the following
prices.
oats Wholesale, ic per bus. retail. igc.
Corn-W -Wholosaio 55c PER bus; retail 90.
wheat Wholesale. Ste lcr bus. retail S5
Bran Wholesale. $40 per ton; retail. $50.
Hay Wholesale $i5 per ton. retail SIS.
Straw Wholesale, sli pJr ton; retail, ST..
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Elnaers severed hu Ma.hine-

Mhiie operating machine I'm the
machine room of the Morris Electric
companys plant, at 3l3 Shipley street.
Yesterday morning Richard Lokan OF
No. 422 Queen street, n 16-year-old
boy. had two of the fingers of his right
hand severed
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
COLD WEATHER ON COAST
Mercury stood at a Degrees at G
O'Clock q. m. Today

Cold weather struck the "coasr ihis
morning with vengeance. ass at g
O'Clock the thermometer registered but
10 degrees above z.ro
T91inmcu and employees of ihe road
shiycred ANA shook as they went about
their duties and for thc first time this
season long icicles formed beneath tank
cars OF shifting engines. AS late ns l1
O'Clock porters were engaged in clean
ing away zee which had formed on the
platform between the rails. Mon om-
ployed iu building foundations for the
new station suffered from the sudden
change in the weather and it WAS with
difficulty that they kept their blood in
circulation. AZ noon the mercury had
arisen TO 2S degrees.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Handkerchie1s.

u i-2c Ladies' Lace and Embroider-
ed Handkerchief at Sc.
II f-2c Mems six Initial Handker-
chiefs Sc.
70 l-2c colored bordered Hundker-
chiefs &c.
39c Bureau Scarfs. Zee.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Broad Cloth Suits

A three quarter lergh broad
cloth Suit, tight 6tupg mod /,
having straieh, Fl front, lined to
waist with SINNERS satin. A high
K led skirt in J s gore at sa5.oo.
Pebble Chevlot Suits, ~ aud
s2 inc Coats, tight and semi
fitting Goats, new kilt skirts,
col rs, blue, green, black, gray
ard garnet az $500.
Mixed Suits at $1,000, sl2.oo,
$3.50, $50 and $40. 90.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
All Kind Of Curtain SwisSes
and Mill Remnants, &c a yd.

soc Red Flannel 25c yard.
29c Red Table Linen Plaid, 19e.
Il t-2c Towel Linen, Be.
~ Ice Linen Napkins, sc.
&c Huck Fringed Towels. &c.
75c White Table Covers49e; red
borders
75c Red Table Covers 49e.
soc Heavy Sheets, 6sx90. CSC.
75c Heavy Sheets, Slx9O, sc.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Underwear Sale.

soc ladies' heavy ribbed ncece-lined
Underwear ... .,,-. &C.. 49,. ...''.lfe
9sc ladies' natural wool ....-...Fse
75c heavy brown nccce-lned ladies'
..... 49,. ..- ..-.....- osc
8sc boys heavy nccced blue. In
shirts only ~. .............2O zoe
soc men'1 fleece lined .....-..... 2so
75c mems sanitary health Under
wear ...- 49,. 49,. ... .............5 5ge
75c mems double breasted fleece
lined .-. ..... ......... 45o
gSc men'g heavy flannel shirts in
gyay black and blue ... ..-.......45c
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Eonst Of First Erldau.

ln am the Catholic Churchca today the
feast OF The First Friday monthly
feast in honor Of the Sacred Heart was
celebrated. The exposition Of the blessed
sacrament throughout the day and special
services morning ana evening mark the
celebration.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Flannelette Wear.

49c ladies' flannel Petticoats in plain
and fancy colors .... ..............2 .25c
S9c children's heavy outing flannel
Nightgowns. Sizes To years. .25e
'9c ladies' outing aannel Night
gowns .- .-... 81. .... .. s.+. 45o
eac chiidrens outing flannel Petit
coats ...... 60. 80. ........12 t-2c
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
MASKED BALL
FOR THE INSANE
.eoalnael lrom ~ -


Hooigan. Spectrcs Of the Departed,
and John Chinaman. in the stately
Mazurka. the lively Two-stsp, the Nir.
ginia reel, and the old fashioned square
dances
All Enjoyed Il.
To the spectator ana to The guests
the masked patient could not be dis
ccrned from the attendant but it was
reassuring to know that there were
almost as many attendants on The floor
as there were patients. and that the
effect of the ball was being watched
with careful eve from the platform
and the spectators seats. as well as
BY the physician and attendants in
masque.
The music had an enlivening effect
'on the patients who looked on. Faces
iightoned up hands and heads kept
time To the music. feet tapped the floor
in rhythm with the tripping fe- on the
floor.
When They Unmasked.
After almost an hours dancing Or.
Hancker gave the signal TO unmask.
and attendants and patients were re-
Fealed Ii was then Discovered that
every patient had an attendant ard
that throughout the bali no two pa
tients We're permitted to dance toge-
ther.
During the intermiss'on at $50 those
OF the patients who desi.ed to retire
were permitted to do so. after which
the attendants and remaining patients
enjoyed more music and exercise.
This ball. the thirteenth. was more
successful than any of the previous af-
fairs and passed off without a hitch,
or any m effects to any Of the patients.
The costumes for the most part are
the property of the state institution.
eleven new ones having been made
this year for the extra number who
participated and do credit to any pro-
fcssional cosiumer
The masquerade was a successful
and pleasant ending 90 day OF pleas
uro for the patients, all having enjoyed
a turkey dinner at noon
Taking into consideration the crowd
cd condition Of the hospital Or. Hanck
or and his able staff have been very
successful In handing the cases sent
TO his caro-.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Gins COats

Fer the litile tots of ? years tol
the young miss Of 10 years. The
mos, vaued assortment Of the
wauted models eve. displayed in
this city, pIiees range from sa.oo
to SIS.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
shoot caIIed oH.

There was no shoot al the Wawaset
Gun Club grounds Yesterday ON ac.
count Of The eold weather W. N.
Foord of this city and A. b Richard
son OF Dover viii shoot for the state
championship tomorrow afternoon
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Linens and Dry Goods.

&c Towcling ats f-2c yard.
Sc Towol.ns at . 1-2o yard
10 1-2c Pure Linen Crash. z 1-2o yard
s9c Pure Table Linen. PIC yard.
&c Apron Gingham. Sc yard.
Toe Cretonnes. an colors. Sc I'd.
49c sheeting Muslin. 24o yard.
l9c pillow Case Muhl.n1io yard.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Garment Department..

s25 Long coat SMts in PLAN Color
black and broadcloth. For today only
at ........ ........ .St1.98
Sl.9S Ladies' Black Dress skirts for
tomorrow only ...... ..............9 CSC
S25, $50 and Sl5 Crnvenette Rain
coats ...... ..-'....... 9o5o
N.9S Covert Cloth Coats...- s2.49
$40 and Sl2 Tailov-nale' Coats
lat ....... ..... ............. SAG
A large lot of S2.9S ANA S4.9S extra
fine Walking Skirts. ,,.. ,s1.4o up.
Sass ANA S6.9S Dress skirts OF broad
cloth. serge and voile...,..... .s2.9s up.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Art NeedIewo'k

Fancy work Of every description
admirably adapted for gift giving.
IaI-a iuch ronnd, Tenerife
Mat, 2sc, valce SOC.
u inch Japanese drawn work,
square, $50.
So-inch square, hemstitched and
drawn work shams, soc.
1854, all linen Scarfs, soc.
soxso. all Ii er Shams, soc. N
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Mrs. Rose Conner Dead.

Mrs. Rose Conner. age about b
years widow of Edward Conner. died
yesterday afternoon al her home, No.
102 South Franklin street.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Tweed WaIdihg Suits

New tweed Walking Suits, in
much called tor grays. III diagonal
effect. The coat is semi-hthng
style, so inches long, body gray
satin lioed. new killed shir'.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Children's Goats.

sass and s6.9S chlldren's bcarskin
and crushed velvet Coats special
at o.. ... ... &c.. ............... .S2.9S
81 and SO childrcn's cashmere and
cloth sample dresses, we are closing
out from. ..... ............st.98 to S2.ss
SOS Mohair Waists SILK embroidcr-
ed fronts. Last day at .........sf.s9
$2.9S Mohair Waists d.. .S1.49
S5 Mohair suits blue and brown, s2.49
So cream Charlie Waists. sateen
stripes ..... So. ................. .st.49
soc Children's Leggins ........ .25c
I5c Eiderdown SacQues ... .... 45c
see Flannelc,te Sacques ... .25c
25c Children's M.ttcns ..........1 1Oc
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
TWO KILLED IN WRECK
jersey Central Flyer in smsshup Near
Mauoh Chunk

By publishers Prcss
Mouch Chluk, noc. j. Two persons w'fe
Killed ana -siXtecp or more injured, tn the
wreciSlns of ihc Now York nyer of the
Jersey Central railroad last night
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
DEATHS.

Mary e. Steffenberg.
Wihumina Warren.
Bridget Marion.
Lowther p. Ward.
STEFFENBERG-In this city, on The
2gth inst, Mary c. Stenenberg.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence. southeast corner of
Ninth and Krkwood street, on Satur-
day morning at 9 o'clock High mass
at ST. Marys Church. Interment at
Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Weather No. Rather seuero.

The marked change In the weather
caused many to remain indoors yester-
day and spend Thanksgiving by the
hreside The cold wave viii continue
however Cor some days
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
RainCOats

Three quarter and full length
Rain Coats in a great variety.
Buying direct from the makers
gives us price advantage by which
YOU benefit. at SO. 50. IS. so $40,
Ste. SIS, SIT ana SIS.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
ST. Joseoh's Won.

AZ inc Jaiou street grounds ycstcr-
day afternoon The So Thomas cadets
lost io fhe st. Jnseph College eleven Of
Philadelphia hy the score of TO o..
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Delaware Won From Maryland.

Br Apo buckne n.ihc iasi part of
the SECOND haf an Newark yesterday
afternoon, Delaware College eleven
made two touchdowns against the
Maryland Agricultural College team
and won oui by the score OF I 4 90 o.
Neither side scored n the first hWf
and % ookcd as though both won Il be
goose eggod la the second, but towards
the close Delaware started her gari-
son finish.
liqnhcr played a brilliant game and
it was largely due to his work that
Delaware won Captain Cooper of
Maryland was injured near the c'ose
Of the game and had TO retire Last
year Captain Gin of Maryland was
badly injured and was in the Dea.
ware Hospital under treatment for
about q week after The game
Before the game and during inter.
mission music was furnished by the
First Infantry Band OF this city
The student body was out in force
and had a number of college yel.s
which lvened matters up during the
game The severe weather kept hun
dreds away.
rho toor,o lfnol tt,, IA. roliou4s
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Swagger Goats

In the newest combination OF
mixture, and the most wanted
coloring, gray, tau, green, etc
Full box aud semi-fitted shapes,
4s and so inch lengths, SI1.oo,
Si2.oo. SIS. so and $500.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Sample Sale in
Furs and ScarIs.
Millinery.

Special sale in Hats and Feathers
which win be sold at less than IL of
cost
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Opening of
Christmas Goods

Only 10 shopping days before Christmas. More than
half of them will be days Of hurry and rush The time fo
real comfortable shopping is limited to very short period
Every dav sees the crowds grow Every day the novelty
stocks diminish particularly imported goods that cannot b
duplicated Many good things displayed at present will no
be found later Buy when everything is in your favor
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Skirts

OF Panama, Cheviot and Serges,
the newest models, kilted fare a 4
S.. 90, 50. 90, 80 50, $500 audi
SIS. 90.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01

Tomorrow, special sales in
Women's Suits, Coats and Fdrsi
Children's Ready-to-wear Car
ments.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
coNVEYANcEs.

Peter JgFord ana wife to Vito Tai
mo. lot ON the east side of Grant ave-
nue.. S4 feet north of Eighth street SO
feet 10y l25 feet Consideration. $3.50.
Same 90 Petro l,aspbarro lot on the
north side of Seventh street 6S foet
west of Grant doenue. 30 feet by so
feet. Cons.daradoa S4S0.
Isabel Tidmaysh and husband to Dam
iel W. Bedea. house and lot ON south
side of Fourteenth street 130 feet east
of JEFFERSON street.. lot 20 feet by -
feet ConsidersHdd S3S5O.
Tho GUF dun Sayings and Loan As
sociation 20 Charles Green. house and
lot en- east side OF Madison street. us
feet s inches north Of Ninth street ot
II feet by 150 feet. Consi lelat.on.
S4250
Leslie r. McCaurey sn1 Frarcis IT.
McCaullcy to Co'sntl Title and Trust
Company, west si5e Of Cc@cord ave-
uuc. iS9 foe 90 as inches south of
West street. i"i ~ foet S inches by 104
feet. Consideration s1cca
Saturday. December ., no jury trials.
The court win tnke M and hear argu-
msnts.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
LEGALINTELLIGENCE
In the Superior Court
JUDGMENTS ENTERED.
None
NEW SUITS ENTERED.
None.
ESTATES OF THE DEAD.

Letters Of administration We're grant
ed as follows:
Upon the estate of August Martens
TO Herman II. a. Martens.
Upon thc estate of Caesar Br.nSley,
coiored. to Edward Hart.
Upon the estate OF Kendall j. Hearn
to William III. Hearn
Upon the estate of John w Johs to
Joseph G.. Jolls and John A. Jolls
Upon the estate of james Davies TO
William w. Davies.
Upon the estate Of Frederick Klund
to John II. Klund.
Upon the estate Of Elizabeth *.
Klund 20 John H. Klund.
Letters testamentary upon the es-
tate of Joseph j. Breen were granted
to Lewis T. Brecn.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01

Forget the price YOU paid for
it aid You'll fad it just as
good as many Of the kinds
sold for double or even triple
the price.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01

made Of the latest designs in
plaids They have belt in back, are
cut 80 inches long, and have the
broad conoave shoulders. The Reg
ular Overcoats arc made Of fiue
quality oxford and black f.icze,
also black and navy kcrsey and
meltons. sizes from q TO i5 chest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03
LIBERAL REQUEST.
Mr.. Lockhart Gives s36o,ooo, In His
vii: For Public Benefits.

PlTrSBuRG, Pa, Feb. 1.-The will
OF Charles Lockhart, whose estate is
estimated at between S75.OOO,oOo and
S1oO,0oo,ooo, has been probated.
Alter providing for members OF
his family and friends Mr.. Loclihart
beqneaths 100000 for public bene.
fits. OF this sum the United presby.
terrain Church is given 100000, di.
vided as follows: Board OF foreign
missions, $4,000; board of home mis-.
sions, 100000; board of Freedmen 8
missions, $4,000: board of church.
extension,$i0,ooO: board of education,
$4,000. The NJ. c. A. OF Plttsburg
is TO get $4,000 and the balance of the
heqnest is to be divided among the
prominent local hospitals.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03
TROUBLE i AHEAD
FOR DisTuRBERs OF PUBLIC
WORSHIP IN FIRST WARD is
ANNOUNCED.

The police are laying for a gang
OF young people over in the First
ward who persist In annoying wor.
shippers who attend the meetings OF
the Free Methodists at which revival
services are being held. This van.
dallsm is not confined to the, boys, a
crowd OF young girls coming in for
their share of censure. One man
who attended the other night said
that the way the girls behaved re.
minded him of the country dances he
attended when quite young.
The leg Of long bench was sawed
of and two or three of these tougns
would take that end and when wor.
shippers took the other they, would
make see.saw of the seat, the cen.
ter leg acting as pivot. The police
are now watching the services care.
fully and some one is going to get
in serious trouble.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03
cH'NAMEN PROTEST.
Objections to Arrests In Philadelphia
on Charges Of Gambling.

-...a..a
WASHINGTON Feb. "a delega.
ton representing the Chinese colony
in Philadelphia has called on Sir
Chentung Liang Cheng, the Chinese
Minister, to bring to his attention a
raid made by the police of Philadel
phia upon alleged gambling establish,
ments in that city. One hundred
Cinnamon are said to have been ar
rested. The Chinese Merchants AS
sociation resents the raid on the
ground that 1t was unwarranted and
because they say innocent merchants
were arrested. The minister received
the committee and gave them cor
dial hearing but he requested that
they present to him statement in
writing of their complaint.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03
RAILROAD SUPERVISION.
WlneheIl, Of the Rock Island, Con.
ours With Spencer.

~ CHICAGO, Feb, 3.--B. L.. WinchelI.
president of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway, in an interview
regarding the proposed government
regulation Of freight rates, said:
The statement issued by Samuel
Spencer, president of the Southern
hallway In regard to the supervision
Of freight rates by TIE government
seems TO- me to be sane and truthful
expression of the situation as 1t ap!
pears to the railroad men of the Uni.
ted States. I heartily agree with Mr..
Spencer in all that he says"
Aside from public utterances of
various commercial organizations.
said Mr.. Winchell, q have not found
that there, is any deep-seated desire
of business men in general for the es.
Establishment of a rate.making power
over the railroads.
IN discussing the question of rate
supervision with many interested
persons, l have not found one who
did not admit, when pressed, that his
real objection was to secret rebates.
AS Mr.. Spencer in his statement ex.
planned there is no relation between
the two, but really every one confuses
them and bases his demand for rate
supervision on his objection to secret
rebates which none Of the proposed
legislation can touch.
1.-THE most important point OF all ia
that those who have any real desire
for rate:making power at Washing.
ton are actuated by a desire for lie
commercial betterment of the towr
as against that of another and that.
desire can never be satisfied"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03
ElFLlS..


II %. I'M the FalIaces d istricf Ia Harrison
count theg South Penn OH company
has drilled It's test on the Mary Orr
|5aIl Il s feet ID to the Gordon, aid
the hole b, has filed up 4. 900 feet With
fluid. IN the same district, d Il. |. ii i'd No.
Dermott g Go. have scomrple tedS secs
q q! test lest on the Thos j: Dye farm
and have a 20 barrel producer IL ths
Gordon: The Long Fork on Com
panys test on the Joseph Ashcraft
farm Is good for 90 barrels a day
from the Gordon. si
West Z of 4 Warrington 4 the so,itl,
Penn Gu Company has drilledsit NO..
7 on the ca $. Pitzer farm into Il, he
top iof the sand and the wen odncs
ed 20 barrels the first "a hours. III
Is still drilling and should get II sec.
ond pay and an Increase in produc
ton: IN the same district Trees ss
Benedum's Nos. Il and % On the j: Is IS
Holden farm are producing 800 bar
Fels a day. s$
In the sedalia district, Doddridge
:toyunty the Hope Natural Gas Cons
pany has drilled its test On the s IL
teri Lyons farm into the Big Iniun
and has developed a good gas pres res;
sure. Il is still drilling. 3Itss
In the Elk Fork district, Ii ii yle,rrss
county the Southern oilss Company
has completed Its test on the Il. 49,.
Watkins farm and has a Is barrel
producer in the Keener. In the same al,ls9
district The McKelvey Oil Company n
has completed No.54 on the W. BIZ
Watkins farm and has a 20 barrel
producer in the same. formation.
In the Wick district, Tyler county,
Trees. Ellsworth and Davis have
completed their No. 8 on the B. b,
Bulman farm and have a duster5 IN
the Big Injun sand
In the Smithfeld district, VI WetzelfS
county. the South Penn OH Company
has drilled its No.#1 on the i HART
man 6 Gallagher farm IS feet into
the fourth sand and has deyelopeds
no oil. The same company's No; s ons
the M. M. Mcintyre farm has been
drilled So feet into the stray and has
a very light show Of oil. 5,ssS, M: