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Evening journal., 1905-05-20
GENERAL HAYES IN DOVE R
He Was With General Fitzhush Lee
When He Died.
speolal Lo The EvenIng Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
Dover, May 2O-A distinguished
visitor to Dover this week is Brigadier
General Jack Hayes, United States
Army retired, who was with General
Lawson IN the Philippines. General
Hayes, who is attached to the Arkansas
militia, came East to assist General
Fitzhugh Lee in some plans for the
coming jamestown, Va. Exposition.
ana was with General Lee when he
died.
The plans for the Exposition. al
though necessarily hindered by the sud
den death OF General Lee, win be con-
tinued. and General Hayes and other
army officers interested in the import
ant event of 1907, are confident that the
Exposition win be Of the greatest inn
portance and interest. New York state
alone, has appropriated 100000 for the
exhibition.
The general. who is enjoying a rest at
the Hotel Richardson, is accompanied
by his sister.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
Oh Pastnr 20 pre..h-


The former friends and citizens of the
city of Wilmington are very cordially i'm
vited by the officers OF the First Prcsby-
terrain Church 10 attend services IN their
church tomorrow morning and evening.
70 hear that great preacher. the Rev.
Frederick b. DuVai ID. D., of Winnipeg.
manitoba. who 25 years ago was pastor
Of the First Church and one that our old
er citizens viii well recollect as being
among the foremost Of any In the good
work OF our city and Interested In any of
its advancements. Or. ruVM stands very
high today in tho great Presbyterian
church, having boen invited by tho faculty
Of the Princeton Theological Seminary 10
make the trip across the continent for
the purpose Of making the annual address
az tho seminary and while on fnis mis-
sion he has very kindly offered his SER
vices 90 his old church. which has been
accepted with a great deal OF apprecia-
tion and feeling OF the hieh honor which
tho citizens Of Wilmington have IN re-
ceiviug such distinguished man. The
pastor and officers OF the First Presby-
terrain Church win he glad to have his
former friends to meet him at the church
tomorrow
AIRS, Hattie Simms Mccarthy who on
several occasions has sung in the First
Church before with SO much effect. VIII
asain assist the choir with her very
sweet singing.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
A GREAT WEAPON.
Wilmington People Can Not Fail to
ApPreeiate It's Value.

wilmington People Can Not Fail to
Appreciate Its Value.
Only one weapon to fight headache:
the weapon that strikes the cause
Doan's Kidney Pills strike the root.
Their work In Wilmington proves IT,.
You read of cures made years ago, and
the cures were lasting cures Here's
Wilmington proof.
Conrad Heinekamp piano maker.
and tuner with the Robelen Piano Co,
7l0 Market street Wilmington. Del.
Says; Il give Doan's Kidney Pills my
hearty endorsement. / first heard of
this remedy about three years ago
when troubled TO some extent with
pain across the back and over the right
hip. 1 believed that the kidneys were
the cause OF the trouble and got a box
.of Doan's Kidney Pills at Danforth's
drug store. l used them with most
satisfactory results. have taken them
since when suffering slight returns Of
backache and they have never failed
to give prompt and effective relief.
have recommended this remedy TO
many persons and win continue TO do
So"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90 cts.
Foster -AIilburn Co. Buffalo. n. Y.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name -Doans- a~d
take no other.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
Pronran, AZ Central.

The musical program as prepared for
Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow
viii be as follows:
1880 a. Morgan prelude offertoire IN
r minor, Batiste; anthem. 20 How Ami
able" Burnly; offertory solo, In Thee
do l put my Trust" Van DeWater. Miss
Morrow; organ postlude. Alma
AS p. m.-organ prelude. Allegro Con-
brio, Chauvet: anthem, "The Shadows Of
the Evening Hours" Meyer; onertorv,
Love Divine" Williams; orsan postlude.
THE Heavens are Telling. Hayden.
The public are very cordially invited
TO attend these services.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
CONTRIBUTIONS TO zoo
ThIs elasslhcatIon .sc . word.

The Wilmington Free Geological Ass1
citation desires to thank the following whc
contributed TO the purchase Of Teddy,
the bear which animal has proved such
an attraction at the park:
S. II. Baynard. Frank Overdeer, Crosby
& Hill. j. n. Munin q Sons, Ray Linyille.
William sheay. Mr.. Snow. john NJ. Har-
vey. John Smith, r. J. Wier. j. B. Mar
tin. f. p Hunter T.. S. vanDyke, George
W. Sparks. James II. Wright, Julian 3.
Robinson, Thomas Tatnan. w. 4. Mearns.
c. w. Smith. W. p. Jorde. l.. +. Davis.
Humphrey Bros. n. j. white W. =.
Hawkins S. J.. Mckee. James Pennetto,
Farley & Calm. w. Pyle. H. W. Vande-
yer, saville Candy kitchen. William
Lockyer. Andrew Eliason, Max o. Ham
mond Victor r. Bacon, DR.. II. r. spru-
ance.
Contributions since that time are ac-
lSnowledged from the following: Chester
Gibson. r. w. Miller William C. Shaw.
James Davis. Frank Corbit, I. L. Thomas.
w. Stewart Almond William H. White.
John j. Yates. Joseph L. Pyle, William
Turner, c. NJ. Turner, Frederick c. Mann
mele, Charles Carwell. John Kelley,
Frank King, Robert McCaulley, T. Chalk
ley Hatton. f. r. Gallagher, George schu-
Ter, Marion Postles, A. e. sanborn, Mrs
A. l.. sanborn James Keenan,, Ralph
Keenan,. George B. Davis. NJ. Robertson
J. T. Coyle, II. C., Coyle, A. w. Brierley.
Mrs. +. NJ Brierley, Marion E. Brierley.
S. r. Compton, Francis L. Compton, II.
M. Lodge, s. p. Vail, Peter Tyre, John
Aspin, Prospect Lodge Car Inspectors and
Car and Railway Mechanics. j. Ferris
Belt, William Moreland H. i. Cobb, J..
Abbot Thurlow. George Pierce.
Work has been started on the new
cages for various animals
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
For Sale or Rent

Tract of land on Brandywine
Creek having about 900 feet Of
water front. Good wharf and a
building which can be changed to
suit small manufacturer
Will sell or rent cheap to good
party
Apply at Evening Journal ONE.
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EDITORIAL OPINION

the root Of the trouble. Expectoration
Us mere habit to the normal healthy
person and should be preventable by
law. Victims Of tuberculosis should
be required 10 use the antiseptic
cloths, now TO be obtained free Of
charge, when attacked by the peculiar
irritant spasm inducing the charac-
teristic cough With these two laws
in operation "a great step in the eradi-
cation of "the great white plague
Of modern times viii have been taken.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald predicts In the
Middle States and New England to-day
PANTY overcast 10 fair weather and
slightly higher temperature viii prevail.
with light northwesteny 10 SOUTH
westerly Winds becoming variable. on
sunday fair weather and rising temper
ature VIII prevail. with light variable
breezes, mostly southwest and souther-
~ and on Monday fair 70 partly cloudy
weather, with nearly stationary temper
aturc.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20

FOR SALE-1O2 acre farm. fine rolling
land, water in every field. facilities
FOR fine fish pond; five minutes walk
OF village, 1 12 miles OF station, some
fruit, nne stock farm, price $500;
81 500 cash. j. r. McGonigal & Son,
Dover, Del ADril IL
Evening journal., 1905-05-20

Il is Reported that the Chicago strike
win he called on, the employers
agreeing TO take back as many OF
the striking teamsters as they have
places for rs they have been COM
PEELED to employ many men during
The disturbance. most Of them PROV
ing efficient many of their former
employees WIN fad no places open.
AS most strikes terminate this way.
there Is no wonder that some OF the
labor leaders are opposed 70 them.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20

usually strike us as nlautudes that ought
to be uttered. At the lroQuois Club ban
qeut in Chicago. after asserting to the
statement that political parties are a ne
cessity. he said:
''The great bulk OF the questions Of
most Importance before US as a people
are questions which We can best decide,
not from the standpoint Of Republioanism
or Democracy. but from the standpoint
Of the interests Of tho average American
citizen. whether Republican or Demo
crat"
Now we an know that, but do we act
upon itg Il is admitted that the European
cities are governed Infinitely better than
ours. There are no high-salaried officials,
because it is deemed an honor 70 serve
the city with little or no pay. There is
no sraft. because the people viii not
stand for It, Ia Glasgow for instance,
which is now being investigated by Amer
i'tAii7f Ail' 'Hnt NA lNNNtiN "tA Nita N'i'tf 80
ments is about onc-third Of that Of the
average American city.
And why is itg We are told that in local
affairs national politics is absolutely ig-
nored. that men are elected to high posi-
tions without anybody knowing or want
ing TO know their politics a high grade
Of efficiency is expected, and as the
standard has been set. it Is easy to maiu-
tain.
And we are not certain but that the
President meant that there Is too great
tendency in national politics 10 defend
every Bit of graft or imbecility Of ones
party. while denounoing every act or
word of the opposition. We Americans
are So certain that fundamentally our
government is the best that we have cul-
tivated the habit Of thinking that our
intense partisanship on AN questions is
part of our greatness But it is an ex-
pensive luxury
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
enRvrCE.

o-ae~s FOR The Evening Journal may %
=. 49, .s.,..s 10 the paper or 70 tue nearest
news agent. In tne eiiy = = ...ei,,ss
authorized agents, and an oiu',s y. 49,,
therelrom viii be turned over ~ -. ~
II delivery Is irregular NOTIFY en-, .,,s,, -.
arent: # Irregularities commune
TIE Evenins Journal ....-,r,i,,
Persons leaving the city 'eu'pu''s~s
snonld have The Evening Journ'u iol
vard.o 10 them and thus keep 10 soNe.'
with local happenings. Send orders u''ee'
10 the ctlce.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
Annual snrinn cnn..r.-

Al Grace sunday school on Wednes-
day evening the annual spring concert
VIII be given. The orchestra Will con-
sist of twenty pieces. and viii give
varied program. II win be assisted by
MISS Helen Mar Wilson. a famed elo-
cuuonisr no admission viii be
charged. but a silver Offering win be
taken at the door for the music frud.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
sl....---n RAILWAY psal.

Scranton. Pa. May 20.-Negotiations
have been completed by c. ID. Simp-
son. of this city, for the sale TO Phelps.
Dodge & Co., OF New York. of the
coal. lumber, railway and other inter.
ests of the New Mexico Railway and
Coal company. Of which Mr.. Simpson
is president The consideration was
sl4OOO,OOO
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
AnvnRrIsINa RATEs.

DISPLAYED: n cents per inch. pia-
counts on continued advertising Will NC
forwarded On application.
CLASSIFIED: situations Wanted FIee.
uoarding or Rooms TO Rent y cent
word
Help wanted. y cent WORD.
Real Estate (solid), e cent Woio'
Evening journal., 1905-05-20

po.,sre free in the United states cut
-.s, 49, limits OF the city. subscriptions
s'u1 ~. ~, IN advance as follows; BY the
sresk &C.: month. 25c; year $500 "a
VIZ, ,e oraerins ss change OF address give oia
,,sn al new. The Evening journal y
20 sor sale at all the News stands DDS. IN, ~ ""'
,,,,rten -, and at Broad Street station
Evening journal., 1905-05-20

FOR SALE OR RENT-Or will itrade
for city property. farm 1903
acres, 10 rOomed hOurs and other
buildings; possession at once; 10
miles from Wilmington. Apply to r. +.
McEVILLK. 623 West Fourth St. Both
phones. f2l-tf
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
To Hold Convention

The annual convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of the state
will be held at Milford, October II, u and
lS.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20

Takes the burn out: heals the wound,
cures the pain. DIR. Thomas Electric
.Oil, the household remedy.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20

Justice Holmes Says that dealing in
futures is "lhe sef-adjustment Of
society 10 the probable" The self-ad-
iustment occurs when the probable
merees into the actual-and usually
the experience isn't pleasant.
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
nn.l.lr..nrArInNs

Brief communications on all subjects OF
interest. temperate in their nature anu
signed by the writer (namc not TO DC pun
ishea unless desiree) are always welcome
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
WOOD GETS THIRTY YEARS

Crops Insanity Dodge and Pleads to
Second Degree Murder Charge.
Somerville. n. j.. May 2O.-George
81. Wood, Of New York, pleaded guilty
Of murder in the second degree in
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
c1-nscRIRERa.

entered at the wilmington Postomee -
second Glass Matter -
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
The PatrIotIe PhIIadaIphIa

The Patriotic Philadelphia Council,
after relieving that city of its gas
works. asks that the body of John
Paul Jones lie in state in the city
Hall when it reaches our shores. Oh,
that the Commodore We're alive to
express his loplnion about IT,
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
A TlMElY PLAIl1unE-

d RESIDENT ROOSEVELT Is sorne-
4 times accused by his enemies OF Mt
terins platituces but someway they
Evening journal., 1905-05-20

osage rurklsh Lunch is fine at the
Pow-wow
Evening journal., 1905-05-20
FOR SALE

Valuable tract of land on Kennett
Turnpike at Centreville. Fin e.
building sites. Inquire of
George A Elliott. Atty.
Equitable Building.
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL

sAruRDAv. NAV 20 1905.
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railroad, paving and repairing ne
streets, etc. as described in this crfi.
nance, are accepted and carried orr
oy the said grantees. their successor
and assigns. as provided in the ar.
ceptance Of this ordinance.
Section Il. This ordinance aha p
be subject to all the terms and co1lt
tons OF the Act OF the Legislature III.
Florida. entitled: An Act 70 Pros.-..
the Granting by MuuiciDalities ~
Franchises. or Rights. 10 use srros-,
for certain purposes for any term er-
ceeding thirty 500 years. or wi-1,--
reserving the right at and after mo
expiration OF such term 10 Dy-rBs.,
the property used under such f-s-.
chise or right" and approved 1,ra
End. 1899.
Passed January 81. 1905
Approved January 81. 1905
T. r. WEILES
Attest: Mayor
c. L. SHINE. Clerk.
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AN ORDINANCE

To be Entitled IAN Ordinance Grant,
ing Certain Privileges TO Warren E.
Anderson, A. c. Berry, w. n. Muir
ply and j. Emmett Wclfe, and 9th.
ers, Their Successors and Assigns"
Be it ordained by the Mayor ami
Board of Aldermen of the City Of Pen
Sacola:
Section T. That Warren F. AndeT.
son, A. c. Berry, w. II. Murphy and
J. Emmett Wolfe. and such other per-
sons as may hereafter become asso-
ciated with them, and their successors
and assigns. are hereby authorized 10
build, equip maintain and operate a
street railway system, with necessary
tracks, switches and turnouts, upOn
and over the following streets AMI
avenues in the City Of Pensacola, t.
wit:
Beginning at the northern end Of
Baylen street al the city limits, thence
south TO Gonzalez street, thence west
on Gonzalez street and its continual
ton. Wagner street, to B" street,
thence south on "B" street TO Zarra-
gOssa street. thence east on Zar-a-
goSsa street to AlCaniZ street, thence
north on Alcaniz street to Chase
street thence east on Chase street -
Cevallos street. thence north on Cevai-
los street to Wright street. theace
diagonally across Wright street to
Seventh avenue, thence north on Sew
enth avenue to Hernandez street,
thence west on Hernandez street to a
junction with the main line on Baylen
street: and also south on Baylsn
street from Gonzalez street 10 IarTa-
sossa street: and also, east on Roma
ma street from Baylen street to Alca.
niz street: and also, OH such other
streets as said City Council may from
time TO time designate by ordinance.
! The said grantees shall not construct
more than a single track upon any OF
the streets herein mentioned, except
where switches and turnouts are nee
essary, and said railway system snail
/ be constructed and operated solely for
the transportation of passengers and
no freight cars Of any kind shall bs
used or run on any part of said lines.
Section 2. The said grantees, their
associates and assigns, shall operate
the railroad aforesaid wherever the
same may be CONSTRUCTED within the
city limits, by electricity or compress
ed air as a motive power. And said
grantees, their successors and assigns,
are authorized TO erect and construct
all necessary machinery, fixtures and
apparatus, for using and supplying
such motive power, such as poles
planted in the streets and wires at
taehed to poles, and shall have
the right IN Greet and constr ucL in
said city, engines and engine houses
and other machinery for the purpose
of manufacturing and supplying such
motive power'in the operation of said
railroad.
Section g. That in the construction
of said railroad the tracks shall be
laid as nearly as possible in the mil
, die of the street, except where switch
es and turnouts are required and ex-
eept where railroad tracks Of other
systems are already down, in which
case the tracks herein authorized shall
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Legal Advsrsis smsnts,

Notice is hereby given that on the
2Oth day of February, a. ID. 1900, a,
Tallahassee, Florida, we, }. NJ. Mui'
don. j. R. Saunders, J. J. Hooton
Thos. c. Watson, J. c. watson, w. ,,
Keyser and A c. Blount, Jr., Will
make application 10 the Governor OF
Florida for letters patent incorporating
us and our associates into a corpora
ton, in accordance with the laws OF
Florida, under the following cparter
1. The name of the corporation
shall be THE WEST PENSACOLA
LAND COMPANY, and its place Of
business shall be N Pensacola, Flor
ida
?. The general nature of the bus
ress to be transacted shall be the pur-
chase and sale Of real estate ana the
doing Of al things incidental to the
said business and the acquisition,
holding, use and disposition OF all
property, rea! aud personal. which
riay be necessary. convenient. or ad-
vantageous for the carrying out OF
said purposes.
). The amount of the capital stock
OF said Company shall he Thirty Thou
sand ($30,00O0Ol Dollars, divided into
shares Of One Hundred tS100.000 Dol
lars each, ard the subscriptions pay
able in real estate in Escambia Coun-
t!, Florida, Of the value of 100000.
4. The said corporation shall exist
for ninety-nine (99) years from the
Gate of granting letters patent to II.
5. The business shall be conducted
BY board of seven directors, Pres
ident, Nice-President and a Secretary
Treasurer The Directors shall be
elected at the meeting of the stock
holders, held on the first Monday i'll
January OF each and every year, and
the officers shall he elected by the
BOARD of Directors at a meeting 10 be
held on the same day. Until the first
erection J. ". Muldon shall be Presi-
dent; J. r. Saunders, Vice-President,
and j. j. Hooton. Secretary-Treasurer,
and they, together with \. G. Blount,
Jr., W. S. Keyser, T. c. Watson and J.
{. Watson, shall constitute the Board
CT Directors.
6. The highest amount of indebted
ress to which the Company shall a.
any time subject itself shall be TweE-
ty-fve Thousand ($25.0000O Dollars.
g The said subscribers subscribe
IN the following amount of stock.
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mark that there were no men next
door,"
The Jap nodded.
"Um-um," murmured Marshall as be
went back TO his room. Enter the
widow
But the widow did nothing Of the
sort. Neither did she give the coveted
invitation for the bachelor neighbors
to call. But the occasional domestic
conferences across the area - there
were window boxes on both sills now
did their deadly work. Mrs. Bronson
was 4 bit Of Dresden china. and Dp-
bois, being a man of domestic tastes,
naturally went in for the Dresden
type. The brown eyed widow saw it
all long before he did. but with curl.
GUS persistency and feminine incon-
sistency she refused TO capitulate. The
advice Dubois pretended TO need In
those days deceived no one save him
self. least of all Wyote.
Then came the awful day when
WyOte fell n victim TO the epidemic
OF measles. Dubois struggled against
a procession of incompetents who
came and went, seldom empty handed.
One hot afternoon in June he came
home early from the Office TO fnd a
colored maid departing with one OF
the treasured candlesticks in her grip.
The language provoked by this pro-
ceeding foated across the area and
made Mrs. Bronson, writing in her
den. drop her pen and sit up very
straight. Then came quiet. broken by
an occasional rattle OF dishes. closing
with tremendous crash of falling
crOckery and something very like q
grOan.
Mrs. Bronson ran to the kitchen win
dow. and there she saw a food Of hot
afternoon sunshine beating in on the
disorderly room, with Dubois in the
midst of it clumsily bandaging his
hand.
"Oh. you are hurt" she exclaimed.
"Just a nasty little cut but some
how / can't make it stop bleeding"
"Of course you can't. binding II up
In that fashion. Come right over here
and I'll fix 1t for you"
81 can't" answered Dubois in muf-
fed voice 'It was $3.50 beastly hot
I just slipped on my pajamas to do up
this mess"
A giggie sounded close TO Mrs Bron-
sons pretty pink. ear-it was very.
very pink Just now-and she turned
abruptly.
kitty, come with me this minute"
Down the back stairs they sped,
through the cellar common TO both
apartments and up the back stairs into
the chaotic kitchen. By the time they
reached his side Dubois was feeling a
bit faint from the loss Of blood.
There, you're bound up for keeps.
said Mrs. Bronson as she adjusted the
last fold in the bandage. Now shall
send the janitor's wife up to straight
en- this kitchen, and you and your boys
must dine with us. Oh. yes" she add
ed as he protested. 1--WE the best OF
servants, and one may be neighborly-
sometimes-even in New York"
4
The other members OF the quartet
heard of the invitation with varying
emotions. Marshall seowled in his
glass as he tied his eravat. Then, as
he gave it a final vicious twitch. he re-
marked
well, II may not be enter the wild
ow, but it is bound to be exit old 7Du-
bois-for life"
But it was not so bad after all, be-
cause Dubois only moved across the
area. ana now his brown eyed wife
really presides over both Oats, and
Wyote is her most devoted slave, bar
ring Dubois.
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Weekly Courier journal
beth one year for only

This is for cash subscriFu71- 7-.
All subscriptions under this con ,-l
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During 1905

THERE WILL BE MANY OTHER
ATTRACTIVE DEPARTMENTS. Al.
GOING TO MAKE A COMPETE
NEWSPAPER.
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loJal .......... .........
In witness whereof the above men
toned subscribers have hereunto
signed their names.
J. NJ. MuldOn. J. r. Saunders. W. S.
KeyseT, Thos c. Watson. J. c. Wat
son. J. J. Hooton, A. c. Blount, Jr
State OF Florida, County of Escambia.
Before the subscriber personally ap-
peared J. NJ. Muldon, J. r. Saunders,
W. s. Keyser. Thos c. Watson. J. c.
Watson, J. J. Hooton and A. c. Blouut,
Jr., known 10 me to be the individu-
ais described, and acknowledged that
they executed the foregoing instrU-
ment for the uses and purposes there
ing described.
Given under my hand and seal Off
Ciai this 18th day of January. A. ID.
1905. II. =. HOLMES.
21janOaw4w Notary Public.
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