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Evening journal., 1905-09-12

Hefzig farm hand near Minot = D.,
las disal peared.
a revolt against the Observation-Disclosures
erhood of Toamsters. which practir ally
amounts to q secession of three Of TIC
best-org1rized local unions IN Chi.ogo,
occurred rher these locals vo.ed 20 re-
pudiats the recent election of officers fcr
the bro,he hood.
President Roosevelt enter1lned the
members lf the Board of Consc'ting Ea-
.-.noers Of tiir =, mama Canal at lur-nc' p,
card their visws and express d his own
desires for rushing the work
Rcmesd.tdtiVes of Boston lodgs Il tie
r, yal Arcanum took steps To 1sh- die r-
creased assessment rates IN com.
NJ Wntc disr aged interest IN 10 q M
irai aide OF New York in con crsatl)n
win Po.;,e Commissioner M>Aano. lie
ai5l declared i'mself In favov of wIgc
measure Of needom Of speech.
Indianapolis printers haze .;one IN
strike To enforce a demand ter IN o.sht-
hour day.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
THE WEATHER

The New Yo,k Herald predicts that
In the Middle States and New England
to-day overcast to partly clocdy
weather will prevail, preceded by rain
In the coast districts. with fresh. vari-
able winds and nearly stationary tem-
perature, followed in this section by
slowly clearing conditions on We'd
.nesday partly overcast 10 fair weather
and slowly rising temperature viii pre-
vail. preceded by rain on the New Eng
land coasts, with fresh southwesterly
winds; and on Thursday fair to partly
cloudy weather. and slight temperature
changes.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER u 1905.
WE ARE YOURS. Truly.
VAT ELCOME. veterans II is NJ
w grudging salutation that the

W ELCoME, veteransl II is no
w grudging salutation that the
city Of Wilmington extends to you.
There are other organizations which
from time TO time receive our hospi-
talty. but in this instance hospitality
is-based on genuine gratitude and em-
phasized by admiration.
For these veterans when in the husn
Of their manhood were associated with
a crisis in the affairs Of our govern
ment They were part of that awful
struggle. and by their sacrifices made
It possible for us to have the govern
ment which we enjoy today
1t is very difficult for us to compre-
hend the fun significance Of their
lives, but we understand enough to
pause with uncovered heads as they
pass. and without reserve TO bid them
welcome.
we Of another generation have our
politics. our wrangles-petty str'fes
that are opera boune to the contest
to which they devoted their lives.
Their problem was should the nat on
i've? And joined with it was the
question of whether millions Of hu.
man beings should be held in bond
ace.
They settled It; but oh. the cost
These have survived but greater
number paid The extreme debt and
have been lying in their graves for
more than forty years.
These brave old boys saw real SER
vice; from two to fve years they fol-
lowed the Aag and they cot enough of
war only when. the last shred Of op-
position had vanished.
And then what did they do? An.
now comes one Of the most splendid
chapters Of their history. After put
tins off their suits Of blue and hang
ing their swords on the wall. they
went to work. Not day elapsed be-
fore they We're deep in industrial pur-
suits. building up what the war had
torn down. Why, after being MUSTER
ed out. before reaching their homes
they had their work all planned out.
And more. these boys that had been
through It all brought home no enmity
in their hearts. II had all been ex-
pended. They had no hesitancy Il
reaching out tho hand Of good fellow
ship to the man who wore the gray
They could understand when all Others
could not. what their old commander
meant when he said Let us hav,
peace"
These men are our guests. what Is
your pleasure, gentlemen The city is
yours. the people are yours and we ar,
Yours.
The Evening Journal
Evening journal., 1905-09-12

cheap perfumes penetrates the skin
from head to tail. Caught i'm a trap
and gently and properly put to death
with a club. the musk gland can be
removed without a lingering, strong
odor to the pet.
But Theodore Jr.. who once hunted
in the West, where everything is shot,
doesn't know this. SO he is staying
muskrats every time "a beaver-like
head shows along the shore, and post
ing the shotted skins outside the door
of John Roosevelt, a cousin of the
President
The young man is determined to get
enough muskrat skins for his fathers
overcoat and no doubt he will. But
even i'm Washington the President will
wear that coat just once.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
Mr.. BENS0NS STATEMENT

w. II. Benson, who caused the Bar
tenders Union to be raided on Sunday
made the following statement TO re-
porter for The Evening Journal yes
terday.
The reason / reported TO the police
the fact that there was gambling going
on at the rooms Of the Bartenders'
Union was that while meeting of the
organization was being held, seven
strangers were on the floor below
playing poker, which was never allow
ed before | called the presidents at
tention TO the matter and he absolute
ly refused to stop the game. intend
to report the matter to the Interna-
uonal Union and have the organiza-
TONS charter revoked If possible.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
Delaware Hospital Returns Thanks.

The managers OF the Delaware Hos
pital acknowledge with deep apprecia-
tion the timely gift of $3.50 from the
employees of the Augustine Paper Mills
being half of the proceeds of theii
yearly excursion, divided. according "a
a generous custom established some
time ago. between the two leading hos;
pitals of the city. That while giving
and receiving pleasure they should b'
thus mindful of the needs of stricken
and unfortunate is a cause Of much sa
isfaction to all working together fol
the organized relief of suffering. for 4
both lightens and encourages theii
labors.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
Death Of Pete Browning.

Louisville, KY. Sept. 12-Pete Brown
ing, once a noted ball player is dead
here. He had been for a time confined
in an insane asylum but after an ex-
animation into his sanity the authori-
ties declined to permit him TO be held.
Browning was one of the big men of
baseball 20 years ago and was a star
player IN the Louisville and other Ma
tional League clubs for years. He was
noted as a great batsman and center
fielder.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
Funeral Of Mr. Racine.

Special to The Evening Journal
Middletown, Sept 12.-The funeral
of George NJ. Racine, a well-known
farmer, took place yesterday from his
late residence near ST. Augustine. Md.
The interment was made in Forest
Cemetery, near here. Mr.. Racine
leaves widow. tAwo daughters and
three sons. The Rev. f. II. Moore Of
hciated. b. Vance Armstrong. Frank
Dobson, Amos Davidson. Clement
Davidson and Albert Spear were the
pallbearers.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
SERVICE.

o-acrs for The Evening Journa' may 20
-. ave.. 10 the paper or 70 the neares'
80. ~s..- s~e,t In the city i .s served oy
.'..,o-,-o5 agents. and all orSors received
s,s.-Se~o,, Mi be turned over &c them
II delivery is irregular no,..s e~s.'c. ..iS.,
or agent. II irregularities eon''nes' "0''''
The Evening Journal -..,,-,
Persons leaving tho Ciiy temporary
shc,,.d have tine Evening Journh lol-
vyardsd 10 them ana thus Keep IN soaah
with local happenings. send orders o'rec'
10 ihe oflce-
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
Reunion Of Old vetsrans.

1t is proposed TO have a reunion Of the
old First Delaware Veteran Volunteers
which will take place September IA. 1906
in Dupont Post. No 5O4 Market street at
. o'clock p. m. It is hoped that there will
be fun attendance on this occasion as
there will be important business TO come
before the meeting.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
AnvrRrIsINe RATEs.

DISPLAYED: q eerts per inch. Dis
counts or continued advertising VIII be
forwarded on application.
CLASSIFIED; Situations Wanted. Free'
Boarding or Rooms TO Rent y cent a
wcrc
sIeip wanted, y cert a wo-d.
Real estate (solid). y cent a word.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
The Evening Journal

The Houston, Texas, Council has pass
ed an ordinance penalizing men who
make goo-goo eyes at women on
the streets. 1t viii be hard on per-
sons whose eyes naturally have the
goo-goo tendency And, since we
come to think Of It. we believe that
we have occasionally seen goo -gooish
eyes that were not masculine. Are
we right?
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
swan Eseapsd.

One of the German swans escaped
from the zoo on sunday and has not
been captured. The bird was seen
several times on the Brandyvine. but
no one appeared able TO get il. The
bird is valuable and the Zoo Associa- =
ion is in hopes that IL viii be cap
ured and returned to the park with
Dut injury.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
Will Hold All RaIIY.

The fan rally Of the Christian Endeavor
City Union will be held this evening in
the Rodney street Presbyterian Church
A special program consisting of music
and an echo meeting from the Interna-
tional Convention in Baltimore has been
prepared
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
Tho Chester County Machine being in

~ 'Ny "'"N''''N 'Ni"e ~
a desperate way got up a Repub-
lican jubilee and invited the Vice
President to make an address. There
never was rotten and disgraced
machine that didn't call for distin-
guished assistance to give IL re-
spectahIlity.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12

postage free in tho Uaited stats i. ou'.
.,Se ,he limits OF the cic. sunsctip''ohS
pavabio in advance as follows ~ -''
a,eet &c. month. &c; year S'"'
IN ordering change Of address, s.,e ~
- veil as new. The Evenios journal s
eor sale at al the News stanas :. W.
rosaeton and at Broad street station
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Brief communications Oh all subjects OF
interest. temperate in their nature ana
signed b. the writer Cname nct to ne pub
lisoed unless dcsircd) are always welcome.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
ASBURY PARK
Is the most famous seashore resort in America.
SiS BUYS LOT.
Fifteen minutes from depot

and see the values oner special sale Full
Auy A Full
sea-coast Land
Evening journal., 1905-09-12

ure nervous prostraton
Nature sets the pace at which the Heart should beat
the Government Inspector sets the saetyvave
boler-at the highest pressure which it safely
carry.
Tampering with the "safetyvalve" is risky.
"Cofeeheart" is the penalty for forcing, with cofee)
work from Heart and Nerves than food supports them
in doing.
And-Cofee-heart debars many people from getting
life insurauce-an ominous fact worth pondering over
Postum "Coffeeheart and rebuilds Nerve tissue
while having the rich flavor OF fine old Government lava
Because-Postum is made from the coats of Wheat
which located the Phosphate Potash tha feeds Brain
and Nerve normal condition. that they feel as good
all day coffee makes them feel for few minutes in the
day.
These coats do give up their full contents of
Phosphate OF Potash except by thorough bongas in Pos
tum.
"Cofeeheart' Dyspepsia and Nervousness, generally
disappear when Postum has displaced Coffee six weeks
A ten-day trial will show marked improvement
There's reason
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
rr-necr1llrI.s.

entered al the Wilmington fos'0"os a.
second Glass Matter
Evening journal., 1905-09-12

of the appointment OF oscar j. ltickeils
as Public Printer his appointment not
being in accord with the provision OF the
law.
PENNSYLVANIA
The Bucks County Republican conven-
tion adopted resolutions commencing the
political uprising in Philadelphia and de-
claring for many reforms. A county ticket
slated a year ago was nominated.
-Four trustees of the East stroudsburg
State Normal school were arrested on
charges Of violating the act of Assembly
which provides that trustees shall not
furnish supplies TO institutions receiving
State aid.
PEACE.
The condition Of Baron Komura, who is
i'm in New York has become so serious
that consultation of physicians was
held, and it is probable that the intended
departure of the Japanese peace party on
the journey homeward tomorrow win be
delayed. GttN
NJ. Witte and Baron Rosen visited the
United States Military Academy at West
Point.
Russian and Japanese army officers will
meet tomorrow to arrange an armisdce.
Forty Russians were slain in a slS.rmish
fight in Manchuria last Saturday.
RUSSIA.
Evidences that munitions Of war are be-
ing imported into Finland give rise to ap-
prehension that revolt there is immi-
nent. An arms depot has been discovered,
while a mysterious ship, with cargo of
munitions, was lost off Helsingfors, while
manifestly trying TO effect a landing.
The situation I'm the Caucasus continues
alarming Civil war is spreading. The
various oil companies have united in a
plea to the Government for twenty-year
loan without interest TO save more than
100 firms from bankruptcy. A Russian
Prince was assassinated near Tih.s.
FOREIGN
King Victor Emmanuel visited the
scenes of destruction wrought by the
earthquake I'm Calabria.
Germanys attitude toward France has
grown pacific as the outcome of the es-
tablishment Of peace between Russia and
Japan.
MISCELLANEOUS
Twelve persons were killed and more
than two score hurt when a crowded car
on the New York elevated road plunged
over the structure to the street below.
The car was the second in Ninth avenue
train. which took curve intended for
sixth avenue trains The responsibility
for the accident remains unsettled. The
switchman and other employees are under
arrest. and the motorman Of the Inflated
train is a fugitive.
At meeting of 80 agents of the Equi-
table, at Manhattan Beach, President
Morton outlined the policy of the new
management of the Equitable, drclarng
that It's purpose was to conduct affairs in
the interests of the policy holders in
business like manner and with every pos
sible economy.
with the resumption Of the legislative
inquiry into insurance affairs today it s
expected that witnesses viii be recalled
with view 10 explaining thoroughly ire
reiations which have existed between the
big hfe insurance and the trust com
9lnies which We're subsidiary to them.
No deaths from yellow fever occurred
in New orleans for the first time since
the disease became epidemic.
Leaving letter admitting ha' ing muir
dered a young woman in 1874. or which
crime anoifcr man was hausel. Chules
Evening journal., 1905-09-12

The power of the press is often fel
in a journalistic handshake.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
Uhe GornIn9 Juu1Ial.

PUBLISHED DAILY ENcEpr SUNDAY
AT FOURTH AND sHlpLEf SIS
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
Evening journal., 1905-09-12
THE WORLDS NE WS
WASHINGTON.

There is some question as to the legality
Of the appointment Of oscar j. Ricketts,
as Public Printer, his appointment not
being in accord with the provision Of the
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