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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
SslbitmurSbsr sriaa bsranlaBt lln'
tsriaaanseu.

Cine 3eitunssnotis, uelbe meloet,
baB @pa Spbns. 722 Bates Str. sinen
eelbFmorObsriud esma9t babe. srregte
Jrnu &ubp Sobns 4ufnertiamteit uno
fie bsi6lOB bic Sa9e gu unteriu9sn,
Iano absr, baB ibr @atte feline Suit
batts, f9 auf cine Debate einaulanen.
Sa lie i9On frii6er mertte, baB bsrielbs
bsrartiasn 5rasen austui&, bat bic
srcu um poliseili6e Silfe unb bic
GaoIsrpOli3ifsn Sul uno Shine muir
Den nit Der rnteriu9ung beauftragt.
Clarence Sobns, Der bsi Der Imeris
can Creamery gomp. in Irbeit itebt,
uurbe berbeiserufen unb einent Greu3=
Der66re entnorfsn. Sas @rsebnib bes-
ielben mar, bnB Sobns unter bic sln-
tlaae eefellt wurbe, Elm Si9amiF sl
iein unb feline 5rau bsrlaHen su baben.
8eRern Na9mittag eri4ienen IN Der
Yoli3eifatiOn stpei Jrauen, Die bsios
einn 9lnipru6 auf ibn 81 baben bor.
eaben, Die 16 Sabre alte &ubp Sobns,
rel9s er i'm Gsbruar ssbeiratbet babsn
Ioq, unb Die Is Sabre alte gpa So9ns,
psl6e ben Sslbfmorbberiu4 unter=
nnbm unb bic er i6on bOr etpa Sab
resfrilt 5siratbete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
gieupabl non &samtsn.

Der SnbianapOlis 3weia Der
rSeuiI9 @baritable" unb v@oucatio=
nal Union" bielt seiisrn Mbenb ibrs
gerfammlung ab uno muroen folgenoe
als Beamte ertpdblt: Serr Sal. 6iier,
prdi.; 9r. 8. &aub, 9icssprdi.; Grau
@rma @d6auIe, 5inan3 Sefre.drin
unb @abbi Morris Geuerli9t, 1orre=
iponbirenber Setre!dr.
Ser 0erbano purbe or9anifrt, Inn
cine ipfematii9e 2olettirung bon gsi=
trdsen unb 0ertbeilun9 bon @aben aii
erm6glidsn. 0iele @obltbdtisteits'
pereine in SnoianapoIis uno benz
State eeh6ren benz @erbanbe an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03

Ole SnbianapolisS Era 6
tiOn & terminal @ompa8nie iibor.
fanote benz Gtabt=@ Controller Dunn 9e.
fern ihrsn gbsd fhr 800, 900, fur bas
&e6t bic @traBen Der etabt benuben
gu bhrfsn. Sab Der Controller iid
tibsr bisisn gsitras gum Staotiddel ss'
b6ris freuts, tonnts ibm Seoermann
am @sfi9te ablsien.
Sie @oroners unter=
| u d rng besh9li4 bes Big Jours
unfalles in Nortb Snoianapolis. bel
peIdem Der 2otomotibfii6rer unb Elm
gremier bss nsrungltidten 3uges um's
Ssben tamen, bet big isBt nod tsinsn
aufi9lub 3u Sage sef6roert, tuie eigent=
lid oas llneliid fi9 ereignete. Der
Coroner tpirb absr biellsi9t i9on beuts
3eugen borfhbren, bon oenen er BIT
nbtbi9sn Muftldrunsen su erIangen
boft.
Die pofbeb6rben babeu
bsi4lofen, aud ettuas CUR @srf96ne'
! rung Der Staot ju tbun, unf 10 tper'
ben nun bic 8risftdfsn nit elmer f&o'
nsn. oem Muse sefdaisen, sriiner
Garbe tberfriHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03

0om 6. big %. Wtai tpirb i'm vSobn
Serron NrtsSnltitute" cine Samm!uns
BON @emdloen bon W2iteIieeern Der
Nmerican Watsr @ulOr Sucietp sur
Ausitenun8 selan9en. Der @intritt
iii frsi unb bas Sniiiiut pirb tpdbrenb
bieier 3sit td9li@, Sonntass Nadmit-
tags eingei9luiiea, uno isbsn Mbenb,
nit Nusna6me bon Sonnabenb, gsbff.
net iein.
gu Der Organization geb6ren man9s
Der ausseseidnetffen 8iinfIer, bon be.
nsn 49 on bieisr Nusfsauns bstbeilisi
Sino.
Sie betannts itsn fnb:.
Walter Sbirlam, 8. 9. Smell, 6.
s. gott6af, Ysreioal Se9uie, 90. 8,
&i4aros, @biloe Safam, 8. Bolton
Sones, Carroll Bsdpitb, 6. COOPER,
5. O. groun, 8. g. &ebn, &ofnd
emmett Sberuooo, 90. 8. Smeblep,
3bomas Woran, q. %. Wapnart
uno George Wbarton goparbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
Mebr 2idt tuiimi9ensmertb.

Sm @purtbauie i9eint ettpas faul
81 isin. Sdon felt msbreren Mbsnber
1T bic l1br an Der Shbieite in Suntel
ssbaut, 10 baB Der Orsnuns lisbenbt
garser nidt mebr bur9 bieielbe be.
lehrt werben tann, mann es 3eit 1T,
ben bsimii9en penaten susuiteuern.-
llnb i'm Grb9ef9oB bes gourtbaules.
mo es ielbf beim beaftsn SOnnsniAeir
Der 8eleudtuns bsbarf, manesIt es isit
ehitsn Sagen aud an 2i9t, iOoab cir
eili9 babin fftirmenber @lert, oenr
eilig baben bic @lsrfs es bort ole.
sefern sinen Spudnapf umrannte.
Die @ountpberwaltuns iollte benz
bod ibr 2i9t ni9t unter ben S9effe
fslen, ionbsrn es 81 Nub unc Grom
men ibrsr Mitbarssr bell" lsu9tsr
lafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03

Yoli,eiltaes.

Grant 4ingsIep, 555 %.
@aibingtDa Str. elm Wtildbdnbler,
murbe untsr Mntla9e 9eitslt, unreine
Mil9 psrtauft au babsn. gr uurbe
unter sigsner gar9idaft aus Der 9aft
entla1sn.
gDalter @eburn, Elm 46
Sabre alter unbsrbsi' !tbetsr Wann,
tpurbe eefsrn in ieiner Wo6nung, 1914
Wt@lain placs tObt i'm Bette aufges
funben. Der Coroner puroe bena9=
ri6tist.
Die ais bermi bt 9emeloete
Trau Madup iit tpisber auf9etauGt.
Die Jrau mar au gsfanaten auf ge.
iu9 gersiii uno bate aus beftimmten
@riinben nismanosn iiber 'br Tortges
ben 8aari9t 9sseben.
Gin unbetannter 6 II
BREEDER beriu9te fib 3utritt 3u BEN
gmpire Saloon babur4 3u berI9afsn,
baB sr bas 6enitsr Der Sbfre sini9lua.
Ser 8uri9e tpuros aber bsrI9eudt, ebs
er @eleesnbsit bate, isins &aubpldnt
at bsrtpirtli9en. gei Nnfunft Der go
li3si mar er ldnsit enifuben.
Sie SetectibesS s lb uni
8rap bsr6afteien 9eitern ben 3oml
&i&ter unter Der Nnidulbigung vsir
9unoebalsbano" nit einem Sunoe &C.
itoblsn gu baben. gfa9 benz @elei
tann ndmli9 niemano berbaftet uer
ben untsr Der 8ei9ulbieung, elmer
Sunb eefo6len gu baben, tuenn Der
| ielbs nidt als peri6nli9ss @ieentbum
marfirt 1T. Der Sunb 1T @igsntbun
Der 5rau Nbams, 318 Weit WaIbing
ton Str, tpel1e iiber bic 8etournirrnl
ibrss Sunbss 10 erfreut NOR, bab Il
beabf4tist, bcm peniionsfono be
peli3ei 800 su3utuenoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03

Srantfort, 8. Mai. ImOs
epurgson aus 9ilisburs puros unter
antIaes, einen pafa9iersu9 gum Gnt=
glsiisn iu 5ringen Oeriu9t 5u habsn,
psrbaftet. gr if bsf9ulbist cine @E=
sa6l giienba9ni6uellsn auf ben 8elsi.
fen auf9sftapeIt 81 baben, Der sra
i9inift bss 3uses Inb bas SinOernib
unb bislt ben 3ug re9tseitig an.
Spuresou, Der feline l1nidulb bstbeuert,
nnrbe bur9 gabnOeteitibss in SllnOis
Osrbaftet.
ansbiIle, 8. Mai. Wes-
le1 9ieimsier, 81 Sabre alt, wuros
i9usr, Wiliam Blum unb Sobn
SOnss tpurosn i9msr3li9 bsrlsbt, igs
oem Iie nit oem Gabriiuble ben Jabr'
ifubli6a6t in &e9an 8ros. Wbolsials
8rOcerp binabitIr3ten. Teimeier, bel
nit benz Sa6rRubl Big in ber 3sne,
itar3ts. itlug nit bem 3Opfe auf aiiten
uno er sog ii9 einen S9doelbru9 3u.
0alparaio, o, 2. Mai. Si'
gutsn 6rnuen bon 0alparaiIo, mibee.
fiinimt bur6 bic Na9ldifi9teit ibrei
gbemdnner, 6absn f9 su gemeini4aft'
li4er Sbnt suiammen 9etban unb elmer
8unb unter benz Namen vgalparaiil
@iOic Smpropement AIiOeiation" &C.
sriinbst. Sas griu9en I'm Sntorpo
ration Der nsusn @efeli9aft iit bsiiy
Gtaatsfstrstdr binterle9t wOroen. Sei
Sirsttorsnratb isBt fi9 nur aus Sa
men 3uIammen unb wiro borausf4t
LID benz fdrtsrsn @si9ledt uenis Gin
flub singerdumt weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
So,ialer Smrabereim Yarf=
0sieaidaft.

Sas @Omiie ftir bic Saiion 1905
bei9lOb in ieinsr SiBuns, Die Officieue
@roffnun9 am Sonntag. ben 81. Wai,
absubalten, pO3u Witalieoer unb
6reunoe einaelaoen iinb.
Nni Sonntag, ben %. Mai, 9lus'
Fug Der freiiinnigen Sonntassi9ule
na9 benz Part.
Sonntag, ben 4. SUM-. StatsSour'
nier, arrau9irt bonn parts s9erein. Iae
Wensslrittsr fino ein9elaben.
Inmelbun9sn far bieies Sourniel
iinb su MAIDEN Bel oem @omite:
Seinrib Moei9, Sulius 8e9ersr.
SObn 8boenep, Gus. 9abi4, Steo,
8aub, Wartin 8irt, Gus. Grobenius.
DITTO 2eonbarot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03

60 9te 8r6bte ttmo ra5s
femo feNttStuabI bon G1mttt-
blmtttem tt,to 8I,tt,aemtan6em
tiit ane frem0t9ett tttso tra,ts
rt8ets Gret8mtKe. &Ntr Kmo
teoersett 9ertt berett bet oer
AttSwabl beb1Ift@ ,stt fettt.
4etterutatttt 8roS. 60.
I241 WaR. Abe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
9ie GinlaBtarten
BUR 9ro6en Shiuer 5eier.

2arten fir reierbirte Sibe fur ben
Geitattus i'm Seuti8en Sauie f6nnen
bon beute an in Der Office Der 8uten-
berg &c., 81 Shb Sslamare StraBs,
erlan9t tueroen. Sesglei4en bic 2ar-
ten, msl9s 3u freiem @intritt
gum Jefiattus bere&tissn.
Mu9 bic 2arten 3ur gfa6feier tpsre
ben 9eaen 3ablune bon ie 25 Gents
nun auseeeebsn. Sie lebteren 2artsn
beredtisen gu 8etrdnten (giet) unb
Smbib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
Ytttis ano Spanloins Der @ranb
Surb iiberiuteien.

Der Wirtb @lener psttis tpurbe 1suts
i'm poliseigeri9t unter Der Intlags,
auf ben yleser Sam. Spauloing &C.
f9ofen 81 6absn, borsefiibrt.
pettie tpuroe unter Der Mntlaat
bss Insrifs nit Der 9bf9t 81
tbbten, borsefiibrt, tpdbrenb Der Siege,
bss Srasens usrborsener @affen anss:
tlast tpurbe. pettie sab an, bab e,
erf geidOfeu babe, na9oem Spaul,
bins ieinsu &ebolper seaogen babe,
geioe tpurOen sesen ghrsi&aft bor
$3.50 reip. 5000 Der @ranb Surb hber'
tpisisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03

reunbe eines guten
Srop fen We ines tperoen gut
tbun, 5srrn Sulius S9ulsr, benz Be-
tannten Smporteur, NO. 210 Norn
Werioian StraBe, einen Bsiu9 3u
MAIDEN. sic finben ba ale Weine Der.
trstsn: Rtioes6eimer unb MBmanns.
bduier, SO5annisbergsr, Wareobrun.
nsr uno pisspOrter Muslsis. fotpie ber.
f9isoene anosre. 6err e&uler, be,
gerabe tpieosr cine nsus Ssnbung be.
tommen bat, III betannt bafar, bob G,
nur abfolut refine Weine bdlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
Concert im Wanmeraor.

Seute N6sno siebt Der Snbianapolis
Mdnnsr9cr bas S9lubeOncsrt Isiner,
an muRtaliiben @sniiiisn 10 reid es-
tpsisnen SaiiOn. 9as Spnntag bers
6ffentli9te prosramm perIpri8t bod.
intsrsRante Sarbietlingen bur9 ben
treffli9en @6Or uuo SOlifiinuen, beneu
Elm bebeutenber Ruf boransebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03

q. 8. 8incinte aus peru
Snb., Der ii9 In Martinsbille i'm So
nitarium befanb, wirb bon ieiner Sat.
tin aIs uermibt semeloet. gincent'
iol na9 Nngaben feiner Grau unau=
re@nunssfdbig fein unb er foll fi4 mad
bisr beseben babsn. Sis polijei unrb'
bena&ridtist. na9 benz Wanne I'm.
i9au 3u balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
S9iQer= r=Teier
Sn Der SanbfertisteitssS sSchi9uIe.

Sie beuiias 2laffs Der Sanbfsrtis-
teits=SO9f9ule bereitst iid fiir cine
Sdiqerfeier bor, bic am 9. Wai, am
100-idbriaen Sooestage oss Sidter=
ftriten, Na9mittags 8 llbr, i'm Muoi'
torium abgebalten tuerben iOQ. 2eine
before @elesen6eit t6nnte geudblt wOrs
ben isin, um ieinsn @efh6l fur bieien
sroben 2laifiter gum Iusoruds gu
brinsen.
Wie Sbatsipeare bon ieinen 2anos-
leuten ssliebt unb perebrt wiro, in
mielben Mabe tpiro S4iller bon
slGen, Die bic beuti9e Spra9s reben,
bo6eebalten. Sober, Der Ssutit
ipri9t, ionts an oieier 5eier theilneb.
men unb feline Jamilis unb Se-
tannte einlabsn, iib aud an Der Jeier
3u betbeilisen.
Ollie Yroaramm=Nummsrn finb, tpis
aus Na9itebenbsm erf9tli9, aus
S6iusr's Wertsn senommen:
1. GinIeitunesrbee. ...................
Gmma 2lbel.
2. Weuitt 9ianosOuet.
Supert,lre aus Ger Oper 8iIbeIm SeI
bon SRI. SIorenee gBeitpbaI unS
SRI. 9linnipe We9Ier.
8. MbbanbIuns BON S9iIIer unb feline Bert
Srma glir.
4. Seflamation ........ ySie 9pffnuns
9lennie StpinbIer.
5. Defamation. yOas 0ieS an bic @lode'
S6iiler Der ". unb V. a &lahen.
6. Mufit t......... @ioIin.Soll
&uopIpb Sole.
Z. defamation. .GpiIos au S9iIer's Glod
gona 8ertermann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03

- Die bette Gent gigarre In
Der Stabt, Mu9o's .2Onsfeaotp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-03
- &auGt bic Tish I Mingo.
Gemaloe=M MmsfeQnng

SIM Scbn Serrpn @rtsSnftitrte..
Evening journal., 1905-02-01
THE PRESIDENTS GRIT.

ID RESIDENT ROOSEVELT is a man
4 OF courage; nobody questions that.
But recently he has displayed a cour-
age which has brought forth enthusi-
aatic praise from his political oppon-
ents.
At the banquet at the Union League
the other night all around him were
seated men who hold vast railroad in
terests; and some Of them are officers
of great companies. But the President
did not hesitate to say as forcibly as
the English language permits, that GER
tain OF their practices must stop If he
has the power to put an end to them.
1t requires no mean order OF courage
on such AN occasion TO say the thing
that must be distasteful to the guests
sitting ON either side OF you. But the
President declared that "There must
be lodged i'm some tribunal power over
rates. and especially over rebates" He
further declared that ''rhe big shipper
and the little shipper must be put ON
an equal footing"
lie intimates that this power may be
given TO the Interstate Commerce Cone
mission, but insists that there shall be
a constitutional amendment If neces-
sary. Experience has shown that Mr..
Roosevelt gets pretty much all that he
goes after and as he is evidently i'm
tent on this. and as the people gem
orally think ais he does, there is real
promise of a reform.
1t seems that the people who wani
the great trusts and the railroads
brought 10 AN accounting are fortunate
in Mr.. Roosevelts election. For behind
him is "a Congress of mis- own politlca
falth, and though It contains many mel
who secretly favor the interests OF tn,
great corporations, even though the
people suffer, yet they hesitate to 80
on record.
And they know that the President
proposes to put them on record. TIT
Beef Trust decision Is probably only thl
beginning, and Mr.. Roosevelt has fou
more years before him.
Evening journal., 1905-02-01

neotly healthy teeth and that ten per
cent. of all teeth examined were bad,
the government had fully qualified dem
lists appointed who devote their whole
time to looking after the teeth Of the
school children.
The teacher takes his class to the
dentist who examines each mouth
quickly, marks on the childs card what
treatment is necessary, and on satur-
days. in especially fitted up rooms in
the central schools, gives the children
such attention as the cases require.
in Stuttgart the work is done volun-
tarily by the local dentists. st. Peters
burg has rooms for this purpose in nine
Of the large schools. The idea is thai
sound teeth are necessary for good
health and that the government should
care for the children of all who for any
reason are not cared for by their par
enis
Evening journal., 1905-02-01
sENrlMENr AN prHE LAM.

"A WOMAN In Pennsylvania and an-
\ other in Vermont is sentenced 10
be hanged. OF course there is some-
thing that shocks the sensibiliues at
the thought Of such a fate awaiting
anyone, but for woman Ct appears
worse.
Therefore we are not surprised that
a vast number Of petitions praying
clemency should be presented to the ex-
ecutives, that clubs should protest ana
plergNmen and other good people should
All many columns deploring the awful
fate Of these creatures. and demanding
clemency.
But the law makes no distinction In
its eyes a murderer IS a murderer; Il
makes no distlnntion Of sex. II holds
that a delicate woman who uses poison
with deliberate intent is as bad as a
apan whose weapon is a pistol or a
knife
And yet no matter how atrocious the
crime, there Is always a great protest
against the execution OF a woman. II
is a sentiment which in a sense dt Is
pleasant to witness. but perhaps 1t doe,
greater credit TO our hearts than 10 oul
brains. For IL the law is not right &
should be repealed. and IL It IS right g.
should be enforced.
But can we imagine any Legislative
body in the laws governing capita
cases making an exception of women
No; women and men must be held t.
equal accountability. Perhaps some da,
we shall do away with executions. TIL
very thought Of deliberately taking hu
man life under the sanction Of the Law
in spite Of all argument, is revoltlne
and it will doubtless grow more revolt
ing as civilization advances.
But while the law remains. we Sc
no remedy but to enforce It Impartial.
Evening journal., 1905-02-01
EDITORIAL OPINION
No Fees In London Schools.

From the Chicago Record-Herald.
The system of compulsory and free edu-
cation is so integral part of the Ameri-
can system that any statement TO the
effect that In another free and popularity
governed country fees have TO be paid for
the admission of children 10 public ele-
mentary schools is sure 10 excite surprise
here. How many Americans are aware
that not all the schools OF London are
"free' and that the 'nonprovided" or
church schools have been permitted TO
charge fees TO the parents OF their pu-
pilsg
London educators and other public mon
have recently been discussing the question
Of the duty of the municipalities to feed
the school children of poor and idle par
ents, and It has been vigorously asserted
that only systematic school feeding will
arrest the further degeneracy OF the ur-
ban population in England, 1t is fact
that private charity already attempts to
provide food for the hungry and half
starved children attending school. In
face of these things the collection OF fees
from parents by the authorities in charge
of many of the voluntary schools seems
rather incongruous.
Prior 20 the holidays the London County
Council adopted by decisive majority "a
resolution forbidding the Imposition or ac-
oeptance of fees by any of the schools
under It's jurisdiction. This resolution.
which embodies the policy OF the pro
gressive' majority goes into effect on the
first day Of next April Opponents OF the
measure allego that the motive behind IL
is not the desire TO make elementary edu-
cation really free, but TO drive the volun-
tary or church schools out of existence.
Though the charging OF foes must have
been a serious handicap TO the voluntary
schools it is said that many Of the re
spectacle working-elass people have al
ways preferred TO pay for the instruction
of their children" and Of course the man
ayers have needed the money. The total
amount received i'm fees is about $3.50, ,oOC
a year. sum the nonprovided schools
competing with their rivals cannot easily
spare
The radical members Of the County
Council deny that amy such narrow spirit
as they arc charged with has In any wis,
governed their action. Their position I.
that the existence of paying schools" /.
Inconsistent with democratic doctrine. and
that any school recognized and sanctioned
by the County Council ought to be free.
Evening journal., 1905-02-01
wnpNnspAy. REnRuARv I9os.
QUA MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS,

A NDREW ID. WHITE in the Cen
1 n tury says that there are three
things he desires for this his country
TO supplement our civilization. He
would copy Enghnd's administration OF
criminal justice. Germany's theaters
and the government Of European mu-
inequalities. save those of Spain, Rus
STA and Turkey.
Taking up the last of these we are
confronted with the truth that we
Americans are loath to admit, but
which, nevertheless. cannot be success
fully denied--that we have the worst
governed municipalities Of any nation
on earth.
New York under Tammany was FAM
Gus. and New York prefers Tammany.
Philadelphia turns from an Ashbridge
10 Weaver, hut graft and vice still
receive the municipal samotion. In Chi
cago human life in many QUARTERS Is
not safe; I'm st. Louis crime was sys-
tematlcally organized under the dlrec-
tion OF the municipal authorities. In
Minneapolis and San Francisco the
same story might be told; and many OF
the lesser cities pattern after the great
cr.
In our own city we do not think there
IS dnuch graft. and we are certain thai
khere is no piotdctlon of violaters o0
the law, vet our system Of government
is aibout the poorest and the most cum
bersome that could be devised.
We have Mayor and Council, hui
their powers are llmited, We have
commissions but they may do only GER
tain things. We have mixed up demo,
cracy, and aptooracy until we can't tel
where one begins and the other ends
If anybody seeks to evade responsible
ity he may do so, but the costs Of thil
expensive and cumbersome system ar,
borne by the peopIe-and they demand
no change.
We believe that our general govern.
ment is the best on earth. but undoubt
edly, generally speaking, our munich
pal government Is the worst. In Eu
rope this IS reversed. Those who hav,
studied the government OF the Euro
pean cities speak in terms OF the great
est admiration. There is no graft
crime is rigidly suppressed and econ
omy prevails. Why is Il?
Evening journal., 1905-02-01
WEL- ~ ReMEMBER.
How 90 Relieve Pain In the Eye.
other Valuable Pointers.

How 90 Relieve Pain In the Eye.
other Valuable Pointers.
There is no part Of the body rivaling
the eye in sensitiveness. Pain in this
situation is maddening. Compared
with it toothache is a pleasure and
gout in the big toe an amusement for
a wet day. Copy this, Or better cut
It out, and place it where it can be
read without an instant's delay should
the need arise. Two and a half grains
Of hydrochlorate of cocaine are to be
dissolved in one dram Of boiling wa
ter. When the solution is cool five
drops are TO be applied to the eye very
frequently by means of a pipette
Stronger solutions Of cocaine may be
used at the patients risk. There is nc
locally acting anaesthetic so useful
but it is poisonous; hence it should be
employed in large local doses in ex
treme cases only.
When making a mustard plaster mi1
it with melted lard till just thir
enough to spread. Done In this way il
will not blister the skin.
1t should always be remembered
that in fumigating a room by means
of burning sulphur water should b'
kept boiling in the room at the sam'
time, as sulphur vapor is less effective
as a disinfectant in a dry atmosphere
than in a moist one.
In case of fainting lay the person
fiat on the back; keep the people at {
distance so the sufferer will have plen
ty of fresh air. Sprinkle the face will
water and apply spirits Of harsthorl
to the nose.
To relieve the pain OF badly pinch
ed or bruised finger plunge into yer,
hot water.
A raw egg with the shell removed
swallowed Immediately will carry
fish bone down that cannot be removes
from the throat by the utmost exer
tion and has got out Of reach Of tn
lger.
Evening journal., 1905-02-01
ANCHOR FINDING IS
PROFITABLE BUSINESS
Because of Recent Storms
the Industry at Lewes
Will be Active
Special to The Evening Journal.

Spoclal TO inc ENenluB Jouindl.
Lewes Feb. 1--There were a large num-
ber OF anchors and chains lost in the har-
Dor during the recent storms and the peo-
pie Of Lewes, who engage in graphing for
them in the summer season are looking
forward to a harvest. The anchors are
worth from $3.50 to 500 apiece and the
chains are valued in proportion. There
are several parties along the coast own
ing small vessels who make anchor
sweeping a regular business and net hand
some results.
The schooner Raymond T. Maull lost
both of her anchors I'm the storm Off
Body Island, near Cape Hatteras, ana
was picked up by the Revenue Cutter Mo-
hawk and towed TO the Delaware Break
water. The tug Jim McCaulley towed her
TO the iron pier where she is now tied up
out Of danger.
on account of the unusual number Of
sick persons and the dangerous weather
conditions here the revival services at
the Methodist Episcopal Church which
have been in progress at broken periods
for several weeks were discontinued on
Sunday night. The Rev. DR.. OBrien.
the pastor, was kept at his home for over
week suffering with throat trouble
which effected his hearing. He was able
to be about on last Sunday. however, and
preached twice.
The Rev. DIR. williams Of the Presby-l
terian Church, was attacked with the grip
on Sunday while at the morning service
I'm his church and was not able to preach
at night
The owners Of ice houses have been
harvesting six-inch ice this week. George
II. Orton has purchased a controlling in
terest in the artificial ice plant here and
will manage it during the coming sum
mer.
Evening journal., 1905-02-01
READABLE RHYMES
Rondeau Of the Stranded Man.

Rondeau Of the Stranded Man.
Far far from home the midnight chtme
/ hear;
Family It falls upon my hst'ning ear.
And to the loved ones there my
thoughts fly back,
To Bess, and Kate and curly-headed
Jack,
And to my wife, the one hold most
dear.
I think of them The thought brings
little cheer,
For 10 my mind this life seems dark
and drear
Without their presence, and I am.
alackl
Far, far from home.
No ocean rolls between us, but I feaa
It's just as bad-in fact IL would ap.
pear
Much worse. The night Is rainy, cold
and black;
ann upon a muddy. unknown track
The blooming bubbles broke its run
ming gear,
Far, far from home.
From the Chicago Daily News.