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Evening journal., 1905-11-27
oueer Advice Ion MIlford.

THE Milford Chronicle, we fancy. does not pre-
4 sumo TO speak with authority. concerning the
plans and intentions of Senator Alice with regard to
filling the Federal offices in this state. The Chron-
Gle says It would be presumptious to think that
Senator Alice viii appoint other than straight out
Union Republicans or even recommend others with
predictions in another direction.
This is a remarkable view of the political situation
in Delaware. The Chronicle imagines that the best
method to promote Republican harmony in Della
for which it has professed to be anxious is for
Senator Alice to use his influence to have no one
but staunch Union Republicans named to fill the
various Offices This would be an excellent idea to
be followed provided the intention of Senator Alice
and the Chronicle is to hand the state over to the
Democrats.
Senator Alice is under pledge to the admins
traton at Washington to use his utmost endeavors
to bring about Republican harmony in Delaware
That the factional disturbance in due time win end
we have no doubt. We do not for moment be-
leve that the Senator viii follow the i'll timed and
strangely judged counsel of Colonel Townsend S
paper.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
THE PLAIN TRUTH.
What More Can Wilmington People
Ask2


When well-known residents and
highly respected people of Wilmington
make such statements as the follow
ing. IL must carry conviction TO every
reader:
c. w. spear. commission dealer with
Chas. Pratcsi & CO., of SIS W. l6tn
ST. wilmington, Del. says: "Since i
gave statement for publication m
1897 endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills l
can say without exaggerauon that l
have been asked by as many as three
hundred people If my statement We're
true NV answer was always yes
and on being further questioned l nave
freguently told that at the time / got
Doan's Kidney Pills al Dantorth drug
store l had suffered for six months win
Ibackache 1t came on me without any
apparent cause and was principally a
dun. aching pain i'm the small OF the
back which changed to sharp twinges
when I stopped or lifted anything. L
Ihad used plasters and hot applications
without relief. but the first three doses
of Doans Kidney Pills relieved me, and
by the time 1 had taken one box the
trouble had disappeared. My work re-
auircs much STOPPING and liitins and
sometimes brings on slight returns OF
the backache. on such occasions 1 have
taken one dose of Doans Kidney pills
at night and another in the morning
ana they have never failed to relieve
me. Being well known i'm Wilmington
II / have many opportunities 10 recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills and never
Ilet a chance go BY
For sale by an dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster -Mnburn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remen.Ser the name-Doan's-and
take no other
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
THE STATE PRESS
On Harmony.

There has been little advancement in
the harmony proceedings between the
Regulars and the Union Republicans.
The subcommittee have failed to ac-
complish anything, and there is some
thing wrong. Senator Alice ana DIR.
Caleb r.. Layton. eX-Secretary OF state,
are making efforts to arrange plans for
peace. but little headway has been
made. The factions are working hard
to gain headway-one over the other.
Or. Marshall who have wavered be-
tween Senator Alice and Mr.. Addicks,
mas at last cast his favor with the
Addlcks This makes the complication
complete, and therefore. the factions
are still factions. The chance for
amalgamation is not extra good just
now. ana it may be the same old story
next year.
Senator Alice opposes the election
of United States Senator by the Legis-
lature in special session. while the
Regulars demand that a Senator be
elected. Here Is a barrier which seems
unsurmountable. The genuine recon
citation is standing ON this issue.
Mr. Addicks IS making his last grand
struggle. but his time is limited. His
old followers feel keenly the though
of forsaking the man who always hat
plenty and who frequently bought mei
bodily, but they are leaving him. a
new leader win arise. and from tn,
wreck OF the G.. O. r. a new party vii
arise.-From the Delaware Ledger
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

that tickets to western points via the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are much
lower than via any other line, all
though the train service is first class
IN every respect. Fast express trains
running via Washington are equipped
with day coaches of the latest design
Pullman sleeping. parlor and dining
cars leave Wilmington and Chester
daily for Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Chi
lcago and St. Louis without change and
connecting m union deDots for all
western points.
For full particulars. tickets, rates.
etc, call on ticket agents Ct write H.
A. Miller. #. p. A.. city ticlSet Office.
SO4 Market street. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
Western Rates Via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.

Persons contemplating a trip to th'
West, Northwest or Southwest viz:
Pittsburg. Cincinnati, st. Louis. Chi
.cSgo and points west thereof. can saw,
money by purchasing tickets via the
Baltimore q Ohio railroad.
Rates from Wilmington and Chos-
ter are: Pittsburg, (Pittsburg Limited
leaving Chester at SAC p. m. and Will
mington at 1903 p. M, $500; Cincin'
matt. $3.50; St. Louis, $21.25; Chicago
.S17.00. Two fast express trains dailN
to Chicago. Compare the above rate.
with those of other lines.
1t is probably not generally know
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
TrouhIs va zinc strse. sswer.

Because Of the constant clogging OF the
sewer running south from Third street on
Pine. plumbers are at their wits end to
remedy the trouble Several bitches have
been dug along the street but the defect
has. as yet, not been found. and it is the
intention of the workmen today 70 begin
excavating beneath the tracks of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in an
effort 20 locate the trouble.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
A Word of Praise.

Editor The Evening journal.
No citizen who has any pride i'm the
progressiveness of his city can help but
be proud of the advent of the new
Evening Journal Its purpose as ex-
pressed editorially is worthy of the
support of AN decent citizens and its
initial edition bids fair to realize what
every Wilmington householder has
looked for but never found I'm our local
newspapers Of the past.
A Well Wisher.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
CLEANING Ninth Street Water Main.

The Hudson Contracting Company OF
New York has "a force of men employed
ia the work of cleaning the S-inch water
main in Ninth street between TatnaIl
and Van Buren, streets. The work is be-
ing supervised by Chief Engineer Th,o-
dore A. Leisen, OF the Water Depart
mont
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
To Our Friends. Thank You !


Il on Saturday was, of course most gratifying to the
new management. The Journal was eagerly await
ed by thousands of our friends and although an
extra large edition was printed the supply of the
papers was soon exhausted and we shall have to
print more to-day to meet the office demands. Our
little friends the newsboys, were particularly alert
They are struggling with all their might to win the
valuable prizes offered by the Journal to those who
sell the greatest number of papers.
Everything in the office did not work smoothly
on Saturday but when the new management gets
fully under way the paper will be delivered prompt
" to our readers crammed full of interesting and live
news Again we thank those who received the
Journal in such a kindly manner and hope that we
shall be able to deserve fully their many compl-
ments and tokens of appreciation.
A year or so ago the good people of Georgetown
enjoyed only the light of the oil lamp. Often they
stumbled about the more or less imperfect streets and
wondered when the better day would come. It final
" came with double measure. They are to have
both gas and electricity. Some citizens, however,
really prefer the old stage of darkness to that of
light But it does not necessarily follow that their
ways are evil.
Reading of the various religious discussions in
New York anent the recent conference of most of the
evangelical denominations there and the discussion
here, one would imagine that about all those inter-
ested in religion had jumped into the socaed liberal
camp But along with this news comes word from
central Delaware of the religious stir and conversion
that are deeply affecting the people there. The old
time religion still seems to be good enough for vast
numbers.
the Code of Honor at Annapolis which has re-
suited in the death of one bright young man, may be
followed by the dishonorable dismissal of another.
Because he opposed hazing young Kingdom Gould,
son of George J. Gould, of New York, has beer
blackballed for an election to Sophomore society ir
Columbia University Hazing, dscreditable as i
may appear to those of older age, still has its advo-
Gates among the youth.
ABE" English, the high-hyer director Of the
public safety under the Ashbrdge administration il
Philadelphia, is, according to the reports, to be in
dicted by the Grand Jury next week With Reformei
Blankenberg on the trail Of the nobby Commodore
it looks like battle of the English against the Dutch
The corn crop of old Sussex is fine. the George
town papers tell US of the slaughter of por1ers anc
the residents there promise to have plenty Of hog anc
hominy for the winter Therefore, the condition vii
be normal
Washington reports say that Lock canal " i
Panama is now assured. The eminent Board of Con
sudng Engineers who were unfavorable to this plan
= 49, 1-,--4 49,
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

We are all hCroi
Even they-the dead-though dead, so
dear
Fond memory, TO her duty true,
Brings back their faded forms TO view.
How nfeiike. through the mist Of
years,
Each we'll Remembered facc appears.
We see them as in times long past;
From each TO each kind looks are cast.
We hear their words, their smiles be-
hold:
They're round us as they were OF old.
We are all here.
We are all here
Father, mother.
Sister. brother
You that / love with love so dear.
This may not long Of US be said;
Soon must we join the gathered dead,
And by the hearth we now sit round
Some other circle win be found.
Oh. then that wisdom may We know
Which Yields a life Of peace below
So IN the world TO follow this
May each repeat in words OF bliss,
We're all, all here.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

telegraph Dispatches y special
In is by its operator every day. nn
of coins thus giving the latest tee-
graphic from al of the world
Special Corrcspondents throughout the state
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
Down to Date.


Ere the shades OF night were drawn
In a big shop where wood is sawn,
Two boys were told to load and haul
Away the stun that packers call
Excelsior.
Next day "A strong man made a bluff
At chopping mp the stringy stufi'
Thon some girls did pack with care,
In red cartons with corners square
Excelsior.
A week rolls by. Then a big store
Hangs out the sign: For sale, more
Fine breakfast food-'tis. the kind
Kids cry for" And again we find
Excelsior.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
Collector Houston.

The present Collector Of the Port has
made such an excellent official that
some one has suggested that the Presi-
dent may re-appoint hlm-on his merit
alone and aside from political consider
ations entirely. Leaving politics out Of
IL, a thing which Mr.. Houston has rare
~ been able to leave out Of anything.
there could be no objection at all to his
re-appointment. In fact. if merit
should decide the matter there would
be nothing else for the President to
DO. He has the local officials to wear
uniforms, and when the Office was re-
ported to Washington he made them
launch their own boat to board YES
sels-when the boat was not ashore.
broken down, or in such condition that
Il could not be used. We could mention
many things that the present Collector
has done to improve the service which
show that he is trying 10 attend to
his duties in "a careful. business-like
manner. In setting aside the row-boat Z
and buying the gasoline launch how
ever. we can see nothing gained for
anybody except the turning out Of five
oarsmen who were Democrats, but Mr..
Houston seems TO be pleased. The be-
heading OF those five defenseless Demo-
Gratis was an opportunity which IL
would have required a broader person.
age than he TO forcgo, regardless of
all other considerations. In spite of
that ne has made a very good official
and we would DE pleased TO see him
re-apoointed. His recent political antics
are entirely aside from his record as
Collector of the Port.-Delaware Pilot.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
rERlls ID srnsCRIPrION

MEMBERS OF THE PUBLISHERS PRESS.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

Tho Evening journal sale every afternoon at Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia.
no attention paid 10 unsigned communications
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Any renccton the character standn" or
reputation Of neison corporation which may
appcsr these columus win De gladly corrected upon rec
quest
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

"oniy q mint an make money without Odveriiiins'
-Gadstone
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
Nor1cn no TIE rrnLlc

ALL THE News FROM nvERYwunRn.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

VI a RE are all here
IA ky3A Father. mother,
~ w Sister, brother
" " All who hold each other
dear.
Each chair IS hlld; we're all at homel
Tonight let no cold stranger come.
Il Is not often thus around
Our old familiar hearth we're POUNDS
Bless, then, the meeting and the spoti
For once be every care forgot;
Let gentle peace assert her power
And kind affection rule the hour.
We're all, all here.
We're not all herei
some are away-the dead ones dear,
Who thronged with us this ancient
hearth
And gave the hour to guileless mirth.
Fate, with n stern, relentless hand
Looked IN and thinned our little pahu'
Some like night Hash passed away
And some sank lingering day by Day
The ouiet graveyard-somc lie there
And cruel ocean has his share.
We're not all here.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

Washington reports say that Lock canal - in
Panama is now assured. The eminent Board of Con-
suldng Engineers who unfavorable to this plan.
evidently did not find the key to the situation.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

Judging from the trial Of the Naval academy cadet
the " Code of Honor - at Annapolis which has re
suited in the death of one bright young man, may b
followed by the dishonorable dismissal of another
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

The corn crop of old Sussex is fine the Georg
town papers tell US of the slaughter of porkers al
the residents there promise to have plenty Of hog al
hominy for the winter. Therefore, the condition W
be normal.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

Abe English, the high-fyer director Of tn
public safety under the Ashbridge administration
Philadelphia, is, according to the reports, to be il
dicted by the Grand Jury next week. With Reform,
Blankenberg on the trail of the nobby Commodor
it looks like battle Of the Engsh AGAINST the DucI
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

Because he opposed hazng young Kingdom Gould,
son of George ]. Gould, of New York, has been
backbaled for an election to Sophomore society in
Columbia University Hazing discreditable as it
may appear to those of older age, still has its advo-
Gates among the youth.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-11
THRILLING SENSATIONS.
Rarnum 4 Bailey Have "A Host OF
Them This season.

On October % the Barnum e
Bailey Show will exhibit in Dallas.
The many wonders of the earth pro-
cured az an enormous expense by this
unapproachable aggregation are 20
be seen this season under the i'm
mense tents Of the greatest show on
earth. The most thrilling and SEN
sational offering OF the age-an act
In which beautiful French girl
Mile Mauricia De Tiers. loops the
gap In an automt bile is 10 be seen
this se8san. "a veritable Dip az
Death named By the reason of its
daring intrepidlty and increditahip
nerve Tho Aueiilotu Brothers, Ga
fheir unparalleled feat of looping and
leapinK the quadruple ehasms viii
also BE- added 30 a program ~ varied
amusemsnts. including she Imperial
Nienuese Troupe uf acrialists the Ls-
eusaon Company ~ acrnbats the
FlureuE aggregation If human nYfm-
midA. three rings of ueKer oeasius
sensational acts fwo stages gf iuuuu
efahle surprises. Eooiosifal display
af the Nafld's fBresi Wtld beasts aud
thirty clowns Wuu mru sadness into
mlrfh hE their comedy cunra8ls ~
side splltHng aalies
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-11
DEAD BODY IS FOUND
Remains of Stranger Discovered in OBJ
SCuFe Spot Near Lawrence.

Terrell, Tex, Oct, 11-Justice T.
l. Frank was called to Lawrence at
noon yesterday by a telephone mes
sage announcing the finding of the
body of a dead man near that place
The justice, in company with COnsta--
BILE Abes, left for the scene at once
On arriving there they found the
body of a man apparently SIS years
of age. six feet tall and with gray
hair and beard. From the condition
of his body 1t was surmised that he
had been dead for several days, but
owing to the obscure place in which
he had come 10 his death, discovery
was not made until today On the
dead mans person was found $3.50
in silver and a small memorandum
book From this book the justice
CLEANED that the name of the de-
ceased was NJ d Welch, but beyond
that, nothing further could be learn
ed He was unknown to any per
son in the community but had been
seen wandering about the railroad
for several DAYS past. About a week
ago he entered the store OF W. A.
Mitchell at Lawrence and bought a
quantity of cheese and crackers and
then went away. since which time he
has not been seen but once or twice
Justice Frank rendered a verdict in
accordance with the above facts and
ordered the body inferred at the eX-
pense of the county
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-11
EVERYBODY
INTERESTED
IN THE GREAT SOLID SILVER SALE NOW
GOING ON AT
ROSS ( HEYER COMPANY
Such fine Goods al such Low Prices
Always lniereSi the People.

We have had a number of sales on
different lines In the past and always
successful ones, but our solid silver
sale which We propose to carry on
for one week from Tuesday morning.
has had the largest patronage of any
Of our offerings in the past.
In the first place we have just op-
ened up the most elaborate line of
solid silver knives. forks and spoons.
as we'll as other flat pieces. and
marked them TO begin with at a very
low price which price we have follow
ed by this special 25 per cent dis
count for five days.
That is why the big store was
crowded early Tuesday with eager
buyers
That Is why all hands in the big
store were kept busy until late Tues
day evening.
That is why you saw the big store
lighted late Tuesday night.
That is why we have been busy
selling today up TO the 1ime of going
to press.
Continue 10 come, we have the
goods. We expected Just the busi-
ness we are having, and are prepared
TO supply everyone. No trouble to
show goods. Courteous treatment
guaranteed
Each article marked in plain
figures
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-11
AT WORK ON THE BONUS
Committee Soliciting Subscriptions for
the BrazOS Valley.

Col. Mike Sweeney of Cleburne.
vice president and general manager
of the Trinity and Brazos Valley,
spent yesterday in the city in confer
ence with members of the local COM
mittees with reference to the Dallas
extension of that road coming to
Waxahachie.
The soliciting committee that has
been at work a few days reports some
encouragement in the work of rails
ing the amount required to secure
the road. Mr. Sweeney said he felt
hopeful that Waxahachie would yet
come up with the amount necessary
TO provide the right of way and de
pot grounds in the city.
Another soliciting committee head
ed by Mayor Robertson started out
this afternoon TO make a thorough
canvass of the city. The committee
is well equipped with blank obliga-
tions and every citizen in town
should affix his signature to one.
The plan agreed upon for raising the
bonus is to make an assessment of
II per cent on the property rendi-
ton for this year BY this method
the amount can be easily raised and
no one viii be burdened with a heavy
subscription. Be ready to sign an
obligation when the committee calls
on you. The town cannot afford to
miss the opportunity to secure this
road.
Col. Sweeney stated yesterday that
the company was ready to begin work
just as soon as the route to Dallas
was determined upon He said that
the work of grading the Houston ex-
tension was being pushed with as
much rapidity as possible. Timbers
to be used in the construction of this
part of the road are already arriving.
and Mr.. Sweeney said the first ship
ment of steel was expected to arrive
early next month The Yoakum-
syndicate recently purchased
81 600 tons of steel to be used on
the proposed extensions to be made
in Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-11
SERMON BY LANDRITH
Well known Minister Speaks to 0 Large
Audience in 81. Louis.

The st. Louis Republic has the
following to say of an address de-
livered by DR. Ira Landrith in that
city last Sunday:
Speaking on "The Man for the
Twentieth Century" the Reverend
Doctor Ira Landrith of Nashville,
Tenn, declared to a large audience
at the mems meeting at the Central
Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday afternoon that
he would be ashamed to show his
face in heaven before the age of 10
years.
Doctor Landrith is eloquent and
bears a striking resemblance to
President Roosevelt in speech, man
ners and strenuosity To offset this
similarity. Doctor Landrith remark
ed that he was a Democrat and "ex-
pected To remain one as long as he
looked like Roosevelt"
While the Doctor is a great admir-
er of the presidents. who, he says,
rs right ninety-nine times out of
hundred, he remarked that he could
not agree with some of Roosevelt's
policies and doings, and wished,
among other things. that the chief
executive was able 10 note the differ
enee between blondes and brunettes,
which was a sly rap at the president
for the Booker Washington dinner
incident, which has not been forgot
ten in the South.
In prefacing his remarks on THE
Man for the Twentieth Century"
Doctor Landrith said that he was
born and reared on the farm and
gloried in it, He said the moral con-
ditions in the country are not equal
10 those In the city, and declared that
the reason men from the farm sue
ceed is that they get acquainted
with the mule
ITO succeed q man must be well
physically" said the doctor "The
Twentieth Century Is strenuous. full
Of temptations. one of enthusiasm
and enlightenment. Every man
must he well enough, wise enough,
and good enough to accept the invi-
ta'ious OF opportunity To fail In
the Twentieth Century is the un-
pardonable sin 1t Is a disgrace to
be physically disable Of grasping OPP
portunities
The doctor himself declared that
he wSald be ashamed 10 show his
face I'm heaven before the age of 20
years. If o man decays physically,
be said. he decays morally as well.
Besides being we'll the Tewntieth
Century man must be a man The
wicked like the weak. cannot keep
up with the procession
The great corporations of the pres
ent day. declared the doctor, forbid
even moderate drinking They make
this rule In behalf OF their own inter
ests. The question that confronts
young man. declared the speaker.
Is not how TO get ahead, but how to
get Job
The audience applauded when the
speaker declared that the same self
interest which induced corporations
TO say 20 one man that he would not
drink liquor would ultimately bring
about conditions where they would
tell another man that he should not
sell II. and the saloon would be clos
ed as a result.
Bad habits. Doctor Landrith as
serted. are as hard TO learn as good
ones, and life is too short TO spend
time learning anything bat good
habits This country is one OF op-
portuuities. and the very saddest
thing in this or any other era is the
wasted life. he said.