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Evening journal., 1905-08-15
AovER Using OURSELVES.

ONENA ntei Is ocl"e ~hn aoVbi
( n glazed kid this week in Whining
ton. Wen. 100000 industry deserves TO
be talked about a sreat proportion OF
that sum remains in this city and helps
an OF our pots to boil Can we help this
industry along. Certainly II everybody
gets to talkins about brand OF cigars or
particular mellow whiskey. everybody
wants tina, brand and Il happens that a
really mertorious thing frequently gets
side-tracked white cheap propositions
take the main track
The proprietor Of one Of the greatest
department stores of the country few
years ago decided that he had advertised
too much. the people knew all about his
place, aud so he would save few hun
dred thousands He tried it for year.
and when he came to sum up the result.
found that he had sold a million or two
less OF goods than the previous year. The
life Of his business was publicity.
out in the Western towns they are born
advertisers. Every man. woman and
child has an impulse to talk about the
town where he. she or 1t resides. That
town is the greatest spot on earth is
industries superior and its possibilities OF
such magnitude that exaegeration is inn
possible. Ii is good advertising. and it
pays. why. out In Los Angeles in the
boom days visitors by the thousands were
attracted because they had their curios-
ity excited they came with a smile Of in
credulity. but each went away with a
deed for real estate in his pocket Il he
vent ovav M ALL
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
THROUGHOUT ~THE CIRCUIT

While the Cincinnati club owners
are hunting for new blood they might
improve matters some by reducing the
size of the steins.-Washingto Post
Boston is one OF the hardest teams
for Pittsburg to beat. The Beaneaters
rates yesterday. Young Cy' Young
has won majority of these.
one of the oldest plays ever seen on
a baseball field was recorded at Chi
cago Wednesday i'm the game with
New York there. With the bases full
Chance doubled. Wicker scored easily
from third Slagle loafed in running
i'm from second and Maloney who was
on first. caught up to him and both
players slid for the plate together
Slsgle was tagged out by Bowerman,
but Maloney. who was there at the
same time, was safe.
BY their action on Tuesday the
booze hitting average Of some Of the
visiting players was much greater
than their fielding or batting per-
centage. Lancaster Examiner. Who
played in Lancaster on Tuesday?
Cincinnati holds the seasons rec
lord for big scores with their 10
against Brooklyn last Saturday. They
beat New York Il 10 in June and
beat Boston Is to in July. other
big scores are: y Philadelphia Is. Bos-
ton 8; New York 10. Boston 8: New
York is, Boston 0. The, New Yorks.
Athletics and Chicago have made the
top score in the American League.
New York beating Detroit Is 10 5. and
Athletics beating Detroit Is to s.
Smith. the Wilmington catcher. is
none other than the former Brooklyn
and Hartford catcher. He has been
seen here a number Of times previous
to yesterday. This was his first game
for Wilmington and he will probably
be out OF It for the remainder Of the
season. as his hand was badly split
in the eighth inning.-Lancsste Sews
/ Richie proved that a pitcher does
not have 10 possess terrific speed and
curves 20 WIN games His control
and superb head work wen his game
Tor MIN s,ernay--IehastsNa fri-
buas.
JACK boAner, tns Senator's second
bsssmaR, Is certainty hitting lbs bail
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
FIGHTING TO SAVE SHIPPERS
His Counsel Will Take Case to the
Court Of Appeals.

Elkton, Md. Aug. 15-In less than
three weeks, the time granted counsel
for John NJ. Shippers, the condemned
murderer Of Hon. Albert Constable. Of
Elkton, i'm which to file their bill Of
exceptions noted during the progress of
the trial before the Circuit Court for
Cecil county. last March viii expire
John $. Strahorn. the surviving counsel
for Shippers. stated that the case Will
be carried TO the Court of Apeals, I'M
les the unexpected happens.
While the trial was in progress last
March. Shippers counsel left nothing
undone that would tend to help his
lease. and many exceptions were noted
the principal one being that il was
unlawful TO try a person for a crime
while he was serving time and was a
prisoner OF the State. In June last
Chief Judge McSherfy. of the Court OF
Appeals. rendered an opinion I'm a
similar case. that OF Roland b. Rigor.
against the State OF Maryland. writ of
error to the Criminal Court OF Balti-
more city In this case the plaintiff in
error had been tried and convicted by
the Criminal Court of Baltimore City
for an assault upon a guard while he
was already serving a sentence for a
previous offense, consisting of robbery
and murderous assault upon the con-
ductor OF a Lake Roland car
The Court Of Apeals ruled adversely
upon al the claims made by Rigor. the
strongest OF which was that the court
possessed no right to bring him before
It on writ of habeas corpus while
he was undergoing imprisonment for
another crime. Judge. McSherry said,
i'm hisopnion, that the penitentiary is
not n place of sanctuary, and that a
convicted criminal ought not to enjoy
immunities greater than those Of other
persons.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
HUNDREDS ATTENDED FUNERAL
Crowds Of Sorryins Friends Followed
Harry F. carney's Body to Grave.

One of the largest funeral gatherings
that has ever filled st. Marys r. 81
Church crowded that ediice TO its doors
yesterday to attend the last sad rite4
over the body of Harry f. Carney Wild
died on Wednesday last of typhoid fever
at the age Of twenty-five years.
Requiem mass was celebrated by thd
Rev. f. l.. Brady pastor Of the church,
and as the last prayer was uttered fol
the icpose of the soul there was scarcely
a dry eye ia the church. as the dead
young man was one of the most populal
in the city.
The floral offerings were beautiful and
numerous, being sent as a parting tributl
by relatives. friends and lodge brothers ol
the deceased.
The pall-bearers We're George Blair and
John Hagan. of the Bartenders' Union|
Charles Boyle and William Blair. of thl
FraternaI order of Eagles. and Thoma
johnson and Frank Cox representing
friends of the deceased. Joseph LawleI
and William Benson had charge of thI
floral tributes When the hearse wended
its way to New Cathedral Cemetery Il
was followed by thirty cabs carrying I'D
mourners
Mrs Harry r.. Carney. wife Of the del
ceased: his mother and brothers extend
their heartfelt thanks to the orders 81
which the young man was a member and
to the friends for their kindness in thI
hour of their bereavement.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
WILMINGTON LOST
AS IS THE CUSTOM
In Opening Game at Shame
kin, Bussey's Pets Were
Slaughtered

Shamokin. Pa. Aug. 15.-The new
iShamokin Tri State team wen by a
large score from Wilmington yester-
day amid scenes of much enthusiasm.
II was the opening game of the Tri-
State League season here and it was
great
There were more than three thou
sand paid admissions. Previous to
the game there was a street process
sion, the Shamokin Band leading and
followed by carriages containing for
mer Congressman NJ. II. Kulp, Presi-
dent Dreamer, Percy Stetler manager
of the local team; G. Gilbert KFlp, one
OF the owners. Burgess David Shuster.
Harry Bussey, manager Of Whining
ton and the rival teams.
When the procession entered the
park most Of the spectators had ar
rived and applauded the players as
they engaged in practice. Then the
band took up a position in deep centre
field. surrounded by a regiment OF
rooters waving flags. When Umpire
Jake Drauby called the game the
rooters moved to give the players a
chance and the game began. For two
innings a few runs were made by
each team owing to the numerous err
rors and the wild pitching of the VIII
mington twirler. who WAS relieved in
the first inning after hlling the bases
on called balls and forcing ia "A run.
1t was all Shamokin. They hit the
ball at will and ran bases with inn
punity.
Breckinbridge pitched a fine game
and following the second inning WIS
given good support. He also hit the
ball hard. Griffin. Connors Miller
Cockil found the ball the oftenest,
CocNill receiving much applause. The
score
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
How's This :

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halrs Catarrh Cure
r. j. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in an business
transactions end financially able 10 carry
out any obligations made by his nrm.
Waidins Kinnan \ Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls catarrh cure IS taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood ard MUCOUS
rurfaces Of the system Testimoniaie sent
free Price 55e per bottle. sold BY all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pnls FOR coRstpR-
tioE.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

one tablet Of Ali-o-na taken before each
meal during the summer months. wnen-
ever the stomach is out Of order on tie
digestion weak will do more thaa any
o.rer heniment to prevent the disenses
ea,scc by germs at This season.
j. the stomach is weak so th7s iood
does not readily digest in il. the food vii
become @ sour. SHINY fefnentins mass IN
tie digestive organs, the ideal condition
foe germs to cause bowel trouble qiaF-
rhcc.i o. other summer illness.
Au-a.na will sooihe and heal t'ie a.
risatea mucous membranee Of ne .oms
aeh and digestive tract, stimuli ate the
sal@- a.csH1. assa sArasssslSAa - -'''--'s-
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

orders for The Evening Journal may De
sent dircct 20 the paper or TO the nearest
news agent Ia the city Il Is served ny
authorized agents. and all oroers received
tno1efrom viii be turned over &c them.
n delivery IS irregular. notify carrier
or eecns II irreguiarities continue notify
Thf Evening Journal
Persons leavins The city temporarily
shc,fC have the Evening Journal for
wardcs 70 them and thus keep In touch
wsri iocai happenings. Send orders direct
to he siice.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald predicts in
the Middle States and New England
today partly overcast weather will
nrevsH Miih slight temperature
changes and light to fresh easterly
winds. shifting 10 southeasterly. prob
ably followed by local rain, On We'd
nesday partly overcast 10 cloudy. more
humid weather and slightly higher
Temperature will prevail with nght
to fresh southeasterly TO ssuiheriy
w,sds followed ny local rains. and
on Thursday partly overcast, humid
weather with slowly rising tempsra-
turs
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
THE WORLDS NEWS
WASHINGTON.


The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion will require freight trains 70 be
equipped with a greater percentage Of
airlorakes to reduce the danger o.
wrecks.
PES Y.
The peace plenipotentarles Of Japan
ani Russia agreed uDon and signed
thee clauses Of a protocol.
These provide FOR the predominant
influence of japan In Korea the COM
plate evacuation II Manchuria 10y Rus
sia and the surrender TO Japan Of the
Eastern Chinese Pauroad, IN Man
churit proper
The Japanese euynys stlil await n-
stsdcticns from TpKi) on the Russians
refusal 10 pay an initnnity. cede sag
h,lin Island. limit taeir naval strength
ln the Orient ami surrender the NJ
ltefnel war vessels.
The Japanese complain OF A. Witte.
and say that his statements Imposing
the secrecy OF the proceedings are
unreasonable and undignihed
A delegation Of American Jews.
with NJ. Witte the condition Of Jews in
Russia.
THE WAR
II is reported that the Russian forces
ia Northern Korea are retreating
across the Tumen River and will avoid
battle.
FOREIGN.
span's rural districts are at the
mercy Of starving peasants, who are
lpillaging farms. Troops have been sent
to the affected districts
Frank Plumley referee I'm the claim
cases against Venezuela, made an
laward Of $65Oo0O to France.
SPORTING.
ShamlSln made lis debut i'm the Tri-
State League on the home grounds by
defeating Wilmington is to 8.
Webb Jay won the Cleveland Auto
mobile Derby. while Barney Oldheld
rode FIVE miles In AS 3-5 breaking the
track record.
Temeraire. the Canadian boat, beat
the lroquois In second race for Canada
Cup.
Kid shay won the PIP trot at the
Buffalo Grand Circuit meeting. going
one mile In 2.O9 Is a new record for
the course.
Bauble captured the Kentucky Stake
race at Saratoga track. Rustlng silk.
the 10 5 favorite, being unplaced.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Yellow fever spread from the foreign
colonies OF New Orleans into the resi-
dental part Of the city known as the
American quarter. and ffty-hve new
cases were reported as we'll as several
from neanhY country sections.
The inquiry into the big life insur-
ance companies by the Insurance De-
partments CT several Western States
viii begin In October The first COM
pany TO be Investigated will be the
New York Lsfe.
Chairman Shonts, Of the Isthmian
Canal Commission, arrived al New
York from Colon and said that the
proper care Of the employees would be
the first consideration on the canal
zone.
The Rev Or. schultz and his wife.
Who were beaten by a negro in
Mechanlcsville. y. v, were reported
improving and may recover.
Or. william ID. Crum. a negro. col-
lsetor Of customs al Charleston. S. c.,
could not get wheel chair for his wife
at Asbury Park because the proprietor
refused TO order any OF his employees to
push It.
f NJ Holden. Of 1884 East Mont
gomery avenue. Philadelphia. died on
the porch OF a clubhouse at Riverdale
from the effect Of an electrical shock
upon a weak heart. 4 bolt OF lightn-
lng struck the building. and several OF
Holdens friends were stunned.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

Democratic Glasses in the Star inti-
mates that the halls Of legislation
must again echo to the tread Of
William 81. Connolly II not next
year then The following year. Mr..
Connolly made 2 very active menu
Der Of the session Of 1908. He lent
dignity 10 that body which WAS
most pleasing Ne have very pleas
ant recoliections 81 tail gentleman
ir ffsck coat a~d Uhite tic r.siHg 70
address the House. The Eleventh
ward rises AZ che snan ana amid
murmur II voices We catch the
words Connolly Connolly"
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
NATicNAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Townsend Aug. i5.-John Collins. a
young farmer near here is the luckiest
man in this section this year. He expects
10 ship 1900 baskets of peaches from his
place during the next two weeks.
lie will realize about Sl.75 a basket This
will be the only shipment Of peaches from
this section.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

rrsPLAYED. q cents per inch Dis
counts OF continued advertising will be
forwardea on application.
c,Ace1FIEDs Situations Wanted, Free.
Board.rp or Rooms to Rent y cent a
wcrd.
lfelp wanted, Y cent a word.
Real Estate Csolid, 8 cent word.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

The Sunday Star objects TO the
secret meetings Of the Street and
Sewer Commission. just as the pa
pers from time to time have had
occasion TO object to meetings OF
this nature in most OF our county
ana municipal bodies. The motive
pehino secret sessions is 20 avoid
public discussion ana criticism. ana
Is isa't a good ore. Criticism mag
AZ rmes be unpleasant but it is the
price ~ o0lcial should expect 70
nsy,
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
BEWARE OF SUMMER GERMS
viii Cause Sickness Unless Stomach is Strengthened
~ Al
With Ali-o-na

nervous system. This remarkable remed
will make the whole digestive system 5
healthy clean and sweet that food canno
sermenf, and any disease germs whic
may enter the stomach viii be destroyed
Just one small tablet out of a 80 Ger
box Of AIi-p-na before eating, and 20
will have no headaches, backaohe, poo
appetite, distress after eating, heart
burn, furfed tongue. sleeplessness. or ger
eral debility 1t will tone up the digestiv
system and give perfect health an
strength.
Take AIi-o-na now, and the Miller Dru
Company will guarantee 10 refund N
money if il does not cure Tbs risk Is a.
ts--i,--.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
A triumph Tor Pr0hibition, is The vay

A Triumph for Prohibition, is the way
many have chosen TO regard the in-
oident Of christening he battleship
Kansas with water instead OF vine
But the temperance question is
more Intimately connected with
what beverage men put into their
stomachs than with what kind is
poured over the prows of battle-
ships. And by The way there is
an Improperly in performing the
rites Of baptism over a ship. calling
it christening that ought long
ago TO have suggested some other
form of ceremony.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

Postage free in the United states out
SIDE the limits Of the city subscriptions
pavabio IN advance as follows; BY the
week. &C.. month. &c; year. $500.
In ordering change Of address give ola
as well as new. The Evening Journal IS
for sale at an the News stands in VIII
niineton and at Broad Street Station
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
Williamsport at Altoona.
Harrisburg at Johnstown.
Lancaster at York;
Wilmington at Shamokin.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

Catcher Smiths conduct each time
he has been here bordered on that OF
tough. and his cursing and indecent
language on Thursday were disgust
ing.-LancAster Daily Examiner
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

Earned Wilmington. /; Sha-
mokin. 10. Two-base hits-Coffey
Miller. O. Moss. Breckenridge .;
Grimm Sacrifice Kelley. Yer
ming. stolen bases-Grinn. .; Com
nors. .; Sattery. Breckenridge Cock
nm. 8: Coffey. Smith. Moss. Double
plavZMiller TO Cockll. Left on bases
Wilmington s; Shamokin, 10: First
base on bals-By Washer, 3; by Lu-
cas-. 6; by Breckenridge. $. Hit by
pitched ball-Connors. Struck out
BY Lucas o; by Breckenridge. 3. Wild
pitches Breckenridge. / Lucas, l..
Time hours. Unpire- Drauby.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays SCORES.
Athletics, .; St. Louis, 1.
Chicago, G: Boston, ].
Boston, s. Chicago, 3.
New York, z; Detroit. 1.
Cleveland, b. Washington. . (13 in.).
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
DANIEL WEBSTER
GOES TO DAYTON
Has Accepted General Man
agership Of a Large Steel
Concern
COLLECTOR HAD STRANGE VISITOR

New Castle, Aug. 15.-Daniel Webster.
formerly of the Baldt Steel Castings COM
pany leaves today for Dayton, o., where
ne viii accept the position Of general
manager of the Platte Steel Works. He
will be accompanied by Charles smith,
who was employed as foreman machinist
at the Baldt and who will also accept a
position in the Dayton works.
Some time ago there was a 'shakeupT
in the management of the Baldt Company
which resulted in the resignation of Mr.
Webster and his two sons, this being the
cause OF his removal to the west. His
family will follow later.
Since the Webstors have resided in New
Castle they have made many warm
friends who regret their departure great
~. AR. Webster will for the winter
house his handsome yacht Santa Maria"
in the boat building shop of w. IL. 'Bebee
a Son. lie will still retain a dictatorship
in the Baldt Company.
HAD STRANGE VISITOR.
City Tax Collector Charles II. shearer
had a strange caller shortly after 10
O'Clock Sunday night and is in "a guam
Diary as to how to account who he could
have been.
Mr.. Shearer had just retired when The
door bell rang violently and his wife went
10 the second story front window and
looking out inquired who it was. A man.
who was standing on the sidewalk re-
piled that he was c. r. Edwards of The
Evening Journal. and asking If Mr..
Shearer was in wanted TO know if he was
In bed. Receiving an affirmative reply TO
both questions the man turned and walk
ed away saying something about not
bothering to call him meaning Mr..
Shearer).
Mr.. Shearer was puzzled as to who the
strange visitor could be and yesterday
looked over his assessment books to as
certain if one by that name was assessed
but found no one The only Edwards that
has been connected with The Evening
Journal so far as remembered was
Charles w. Edwards who formerly owned
the paper but who died two years ago.
What the mans object in calling at the
city tax collectors house on Sunday night.
especially at that hour is mystery.
FILLING IN ROAD BED.
At the p. * r. Junction today Patrick
Ahern and force of men of the Whining
ton, New Castle and Southern Railway
placed several car loads OF gravel in the
low places in the road bed. Since the diff
ficulty between the two railroad COM
panies has existed there has been mud at
intervals at this place which has been
annoying to passengers.
SEARCHING FOR NEGROES.
Constable Thomas Buckley Of Magis-
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
DIED SITTING IN CHAIR
Robert Il. Patton Stricken With Heart
Disease Yesterday.

Disease Yesterday.
Robert H. Patton. Of No. S51 Kirk
wood street. was stricken with heart
disease while sitting on a chair in
the Office Of the p. .. & w. railroad
lat Todd's Cut yesterday afternoon
and died almost instantly.
Patton had been cleaning up the
office and he seated himself on a
stool to rest minute. Upon arising
he fell TO the floor, but was picked
ur by employees and placed in a chair
where he expired. The body was re-
moved TO the late home Of the dead
man by direction Of Coroner Purks.
An inquest was held last evening and
"A verdict OF death from valvular trou-
BILE Of the heart was given.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

Hayden may be a good ballplayer.
but he certainly is not a gentleman.
as was evidenced by the profane lam
guage he used while at the bat on
Thursday.-Lancaste Daily Examin-
or
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
THE STANDING.


TO-DAY'S SCHEDULE
st. Louis at Philadelphia,
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
COMMUNICATIONS

hrief communications on all subjects OF
interest. temperate in their nature ana
fiened b., he writer innme not 10 be pub
iisaed un.sas desired are always welcome.
rr1snAv- A,.cl.sr !. ,oos
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

and playing a good second base game
He will likely be seen in big league
company next year.-Johnstown Tri-
bune.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

Entered at the Wilmington Postohce as
second Glass Matter
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
TRI.sTATE sTATlsTlcs.

Johnstown. 8; Harrisburg, .,
Altoona. 3; Williamsport, ?.
York 8; Lancaster, ..
Shamokin, Is; Wilmington, 3.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
NO HEAT AT BALDTs.


Miss Lulu Newell. Mrs. Kate Smith
and Master Joseph Smith. of Philadelphia.
are visiting Mrs. Mary Baldt at Eighth
and Clayton streets.
William Shields, a moulder Of Chester,
Pa. has accepted a similar position with
the Baldt steel Castings Company.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15
Earned Wilmington. /; Sha

Wilmington. 49,. 2011100 o. 8
Shamokin, q. 121 6 81 1x-1S
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

trate Hollis Office, wilmington. was in
New Castle yesterday afternoon with
warrants for five negroes who are al
legged to have acted disorderly on a Darby
car north of the Brandywine bridge on
Saturday afternoon. The constable visited
the steel works where it is believed the
men are employed.
FAST HORSES PASS THROUGH.
At the Gnpin House stables yesterday
were quartered for some time several Of
Tysons fast trotting horses which were
enroute from Salem, n. j., to Virginia.
One of the horses holds a mark Of 2.Os.
They will trot on q track ia the south
operated oy VIM. Thompson the Duke
Of Gloucester" n. J.
BUILDING AND LOAN PROSPEROUS.
At meeting of the Citizens Building
and Loan Association directors held last
night prosperous condition Of affairs
was reported. Between $4,000 and 5000
will be paid out of the loan or receipts
glvea in full to borrowers in october. The
bylaws of the Association were discussed
and found to be all that could be desired.
no HEAT AT Ballots.
owing 20 tbs burning out Of the bell
on the gas furnaces at the Ealdt steel
Castings Company no heats were poured
al the plant yesterday. Work was re-
sumed today as usual.
RETAIL GRoCERs TROLLEY RIDE.
Members of the Retail Grooers' Assoc
citation in New Castle will give NOON
light trolley ride to Delaware City this
evening. weather permitting. Cars viii
leave the court house switch at 7.45 O'Clock
sharp.
SOCIAL.
Miss Lulu McWeill Mrs. Kate Smith
and Master Joseph smith. of Philadelphia
are visiting Mrs. Mary Baldt at Eighth
and Clayton streets
l
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

TuIsoAv Aucusr IS 1905.
Evening journal., 1905-08-15

JACK boAner. tns Senator's second
.ssssmaa IS certainty hitting Tbs bAll