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Evening journal., 1905-09-26
GOOD ROAD IS
NOW ASSURED
Wilmington City Railway
Company to Make Re-
pairs Along Tracks
STATEMENT OF commissioners

Through the efforts Of the Road Com
misioners of New Castle hundred the VIII
mington city Railway Company has
agreed to rebuild and to keep in repair
the road along its tracks in South VIII
nlinEton leading % the company's juno
ton with the New Castle line.
rhe commissioners have long realized
the necessity of a good road between this
city and New Castle and have been using
their utmost efforts to have the railway
companies TO keep in repair at least a
portion OF it in return for the privilege
granted them to use the road bed for
trolley purposes As a result the agree
ment has been reached between the COM
missioners and the railway company
whereby the latter is to rebuild and keep
in repair hereafter the road known as
tho New Castle Public Road. along its
line and at its own expense. The company
agrees to do this on account of having
been granted the use Of a space Of nine
feet in width Of the said road.
The commissioners have also requested
the Wilmington. New Castle and Southern
Railway Company to rebuild and keep in
repair its line along the same road from
the end Of its line at the p. & r. June
tion to the top Of what is known as
Shields Hill, a distance of about 2000 feet.
The request was made on the same
grounds as that TO the City Railway
Company The company. IT is alleged. re-
fuse to do this claiming that its fran
chise was given by the Levy Court i'm a
resolution passed by that body october
IT, 1898, a portion of which reads as fol-
lows:
Resolved, That the consent Of Levy
Court Of New Castle county as provided
by chapter 677. Vol. 49, Laws Of Delaware,
is hereby given 10 the Wilmington and
New Castle Electric Railway Company to
use, construct and maintain an electric
railway along and on the wilmington and
New Castle road, the road leading from
Lobdell street In the city Of Wilmington
10 the New Castle Causeway and Market
street bridge in the city Of Wilmineton."
I'm speaking on the subject Commission
or s. T. Burris said today that through
their attorney w. S. Hnles The Board Of
Road Commissioners are determined that
tho taxpayers shall receive something IN
return for the use Of the road and will
fight the stand taken by the New Castle
Company.
STATEMENT OF COMMISSIONERS
Commissioner S. L. Burris in state
meut issued to the tax collector of New
Castle hundred reports that up to Sep
temoer /. 1905 the board has turned ovei
To the county treasurer the sum of Sll26.e'
for road repair purposes in the said hun
dred. out of this has been paid $1,000 with
interest. amounting in all to $3.50. on ac.
count Of the Indebtedness created by the
Il former commissioners. leaving a balance
Of 5000 with interest yet to pay.
Also 500 with accrued interest amount
ing in all to s2i2. has been paid on the
Edward Davidson note Of s4OO created by
tho former commissioners. Interes
amounting to $50 has also been paid OF
+be John Taylor note of $1,000 borrowed
bv the present board for the work Of cleai
ing snow from the roads last winter
The total paid out is 1892 leaving
balance for road purposes Of s2sA65.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
powers Send Answer to turkey.

Constantinople. Sept ga collect
i've note from the six powers has been
handed to the Porte declaring that
their decision TO assume internation-
al control Of the finances Of Macedonia
is unalterable. The note informs the
Ottoman government that the foreign
delegates appointed as cont oilers will
arrive at Salonica October l and re-
quests that the necessary instructions
be sent to the provincial authorities
so that the delegates may enter on
their functions without delay,
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
AIIeaed Runaways stiII Here.

The police authorities have as yet re-
ceived no word from the parents Of the
two 14-year-old boys arrested in the
French street station Of the =. b. &
w. Railroad as runaways yesterday.
The lads are Tomas O'Hanlon and Ray
mond Hennessey. and both live In
South Brooklyn. n. Y. Word OF their
whereabouts was communicated 60
their parents yesterday by Humane
Agent Stout.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
aREUBEH SCHAGGS" At GARRlCE
Mr.. smithsrs, the Well-known Della
warean, to Appear Friday Evening

At a special engagement for next
Friday evening. Manager Dockstader of
the Garrick Theatre win present W. T..
Smithers, the well-known Delawarean,
as the inimitable Reuben Scraggs." in
his new and original monologue. THE
Politician"
Mr.. Smithers is a ne actor. a good
singer, and a capital story-teller. His
repertoire is full Of excellent sketches.
and this quaint, pungent one is rich
with glimpses of character acting. side
splitting stories, wit, humor and sar-
icasm.
There is hardly a man woman or
child in Wilmington who has not laugh
ed with and discussed Reuben
Scraggs," until his name has become a
household word. He should be given a
fine reception.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
10 In eroesry store.

Philadelphia, Sept. GA FIRE which
started in the grocery store and dwelling
Of II. Rucci No. 1929 South Seventh street
az an early hour this morning. was at
tended by a number OF sensational fea-
lures including the rescuing from the
flames OF several persons one OF whom
Mary Donatelli jumped from third story
window and was caught in net by the
nremon
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
Komura Warned Of peath.
Special 20 The Evening Journa

Special 20 The EVen.nE JournaI
Victoria. b. c. Sept. 26-The Japanese
Advertiser reports that on August 81. a
live Shilximi plant Ca plant sent to the
house of the dead) was sent to the resi-
dence Of Baron Komura. The police are
endeavoring to discover who sent it.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
Mr.. BGER IS 81 TODAY
President Of the Reading Railway Has
Hardly a Gray Hair.
sneelal 70 The Evening Jonrnal.

---'''-I 70 T IIV y " IIIIII0
Philadelphia. Sept. 26.-George f.
Baer. president Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway Company today cell
ebrated the 64th anniversary of his
birth. Sturdy and strong. with hard
ly a gray hair in his head or beard,
Mr.. Baer looks barely half his age.
No special ceremonies marked the
day at the Reading Terminal, although
the general officers Of the company
called to extend their congratulations.
Mr.. Baer received many handsome
gifts
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
Draft Of Treaty Before storthing.

Christiana Norway, Sept. zo.-fre-
mier Nicholson today laid before me
storthing the draft of the treaty pro-
.viding for the dissolution Of the union
between Norway and Sweden. 1t was
decided to submit the treaty to a spe-
cial committee.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
Ninht School openino.

The Goldey Night School has OPEN
ed with a large attendance. This is
the opening week of the school. and
lit is believed the attendance will ex-
ceed that of any former year.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
entertainment At Asburx.

The Home Mission Circle OF Asbury
Nj. e. Church will give free social
and literary entertainment this even
ing in that church. A large attend
ance is expected.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
Inspecting Street Improvement.

The Street and Sewer Commission
ers held a short session today and only
routine business was transacted. Fol-
lowing the meeting the members went
on a tour OF inspection to the various
sections of the city where street inn
provements are being made.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
Mayor Of Providenoe Dead.
Special to The Evening Journal

Providence. r. l.. Sept 26.-Mayor
Augustus Miller died suddenly today
lat the Hope Club while chatting with
some friends. He as elected Mayor in
1903 by the Democrats. He was 5s
years old.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
ONE O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS.
1.rnnn Scntt & co.


Anal. Copper Co.. -. -. ....' o21s
American Sugar Refining ... 139A
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe Com. 90
Atch. Top. and Santa 7e. ref. los
srookiyn Rapid Transit -. TN
baltimore and Ohio -. 80 I'2
~anada Southern 80. -. 80 ooA
chicago Ct. Western -. AK
chesapeake and Ohio 81
chicago and Alton -. -. -..-. 81
,hicago and Northwest -. -. 7I4
ri. Nil and st. Paul Com -. ISIH
sock Island Com -. -. 81
rock Island Prfd e. -. -. 794
Erie ..... -. -. ..'..s.-. 5oH
1st ofrd -. -. 50
\ njnois Central ..... -.,.- ...' ISoE
oulsvine and Nashville ... I54z
Metropolitan Street Railway Ias4
,fetro. security Co.. 80. 81
Ianhattsn Cons -.... .....' Io4H
t,ssouri Pacific ..-.. .-..- 1854
no. Kansas and Texas, pfd .... 6oX
|, Y. Central and Hudson -. :. $50
I. Y. Ontario and Western .... 55A
Sorsolk and Western Conn.,. S4S{
Pacific Mail .-... ..-.-. as
,enna. Railroad Co -. -....-. I43sf
Peoples Gas -, -. ...... Io35S
. reading e. ..... ..... -. -. I22
1st pfrd -. -. -. 9I4
2nd prefd -. 81
delaware and Hudson -. -. AJAX
,outhen Pacific -. -. -. 80. 6SM
Iouthern Ry. Com -. -. 56H
,exas and Pacific -. -. -. sSH
,enn. Coal and Iron Co ... -. S6I
Jnion &c Com -. -.... i374
b :. steel Com - -. -. -. 375s
:. :. steel Pfrd -.... ....... Io44
Wabash Com -. - ......... 724
Wabash Ptrd ........-..- AK
Western Union '''.. ',.,.,., 95
Evening journal., 1905-09-26

1t is better to hear a kid crying IN
the kitchen than to hear a kioodle
barking in the parlor.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
TO ASK FOR CHANGE
Rev. c. W. Prettyman Desires to
Leave Pastorate in New Castle.
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
New Castle. Sept 26-Rev. C. W,
Prettyman. ID. d.. pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. gave
notice to his official board last night
that he should ask for another pastoral
charge at the next annual conference
The conference will be held in VIII.
mington IN March of next year.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD.

LOsT-A 1905 w. II. S. class pin. Re-
ward II returned to this ONCE.
Aug S0-tf.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26

If every man got all Of the worlds
goods that he thought was coming to
him he would have TO lease store
house.
Bnls-why do lawyers call their fee
retainer?
wnls-Most of the clients get in jail,
don't they.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
THE WEATHER

Tomorrow promises &c be
fair. fresh northerIy winds.
Thursday fair to partly
cloudy, slightly warmer.
Evening journal., 1905-09-26
Wilmington Stock quotations.
- 80 aslLnd nnn

Reported by Scott & Co. Bankers and
Brokers.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-08

Discouraged by adverse critis-
ism which greeted her reappear-
ance on the stage, Nan Patterson
severed her connections with the
company.
We are glad to see that; not
that We harbor any i'll feeling to-
wards the girl, but think it's high
time for the people to quit exalt-
ing and gloryfying persons OF a.
CURED notoriety. Nan was not
proven guilty before the courts,
but her reputation of decency
suffered by exposure. Her axcept-
anee of position paying S 100000
a week. showed plainly that she
expected to draw a big house, be-
cause of world wide notoriety re-
ceived in her three trials.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-08

Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia
is following in the footsteps OF
Pres. Roosevelt in the fight against
organized gangs OF public plum
derers. What Roosevelt is doing
on a national scale. Mayor Weav-
er is doing very effectively in his
limited sphere. 1t may seem trca.
eherous for him to go back" on
the men that helped him into
Office, but there is no doubt that
the end justi6es the means in this
case.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-08

The Russ-Japan war will heuee-
forth be one-sided affair as far
as naval operations are concerned
as il appears that the greater
part of Russian navy is the Jap's,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-08

The town of Oacoma on the
Black-hill's extension OF the c. M
& St. p. Railway is being spoken
OF as the second Omaha. This
seems an extravagant assertion at
present, but it is just as plausible
as many assertions more exrava-
giant made in the past that have
since become realities.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-08

The general opinion that Afkan-
sas is behind the times, Is false.
We note that four of her solons
arc arrested in connection with
exposures of bribery in the Legs
lature.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-08
The BON nOMldE COUNTY
INDEPENDENT
Ia DvoRAE., Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION si.5o PER YEAR
IN ADVANCE
PUsLrsHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Entered ut the postoffice IN Tabor, s.
D., as second-class matter.

Rear Admiral Enquist of the
Russian Navy, is termed "Russia's
latest hero; we fail to realize his
claim to the title, unless it is
that he succeeded in running from
danger.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-08

The eminent divine Rev, M, ].
Savage is defending the present
system of divorce. How are we
poor erring mortals to know what
to do; until this burning questeia
is settled by our great moralists
and 8ivines.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-08

Just as soon as a thing becomes
of value, there are people that
get possession of il, in an unlaw-
full way. Almost Immediately fol-
lowing the report of the extention
of the c. M. < st. p. from Cham
berlain to the Black Hills. comes
another report of exposed frauds
in obtaining land in Lyman and
Stanley Cos
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-08

What disadvantage it is to
have influential friends and to
posses a lot of money; can be
seen in the case of Greene and
Gaynor. After eight years OF sus-
pence and worry, they are finely
turned over by Canada to the u
s. Courts, to answer to a charge
of defrauding the government
out of SIS thousand dollars.
A poor man without influence
or money, who would have de-
frauded the government out oil
s r.75. would be free man now =,
having finished serving his term
in the Penitentiary a year or so a.
90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

city, and stated that no would call az
the newspaper office, short time at
tciWad ho appeared In company with
Mr. D'Ilrlcn, crave, D'Iirlon and n
representative ~ the World Iiern IN
wore clospied for nearly an hour. dur
Ink which time Grove told " his wan
derlngs since he len tho city -four years
ago
Grove stated that ho had served IN
lho li0cr war, nghllng with the llocre,
lie returned 10 this country after IN,
war, ana has lived continually, accord.
lnR to his statement, quietly IN n Houlh
side nat IN chicago. lie says he has
hcon IN chicago nearly three years,
and that he has visited Omaha on
thfoo different Occasions dnrlng tina,
time,
He stated that he had been nogo,lnt.
Inv for several days for immunity from
punishment In ease he should surrender
himself 10 the authorities, although
ne declined 10 say with whom the no.
gotlatlona are being held, lie snys ne
u very tired Of living In isolation from
HIS relatives ana friends, and Wishes
10 reform and get into business lie
declared mat he would ask for Inn
munity from tho penIlontInry ana
stated TINT he waR ready 10 accent
the protection of the Omaha police
lie said that IN ease he was permitted
TO fcmn'n In Omaha and have indci.
monis against him qinshod he would
probably get into business at once,
Grove hus been az the home "
hls brother, !, j. Grove who resides
W Council lluns and runs u saloon IN
That city, lie was asked " he had u
hand In the famous cudahy kidnup.
Ing, but declined Ia either deny or nd.
mi, his guli, The Interview lasted for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
HERBERT MErzGER HANGED,
lie Died Protesting that lie Was
InnOeent.

Helena, Mont, May 81 special Ia
the Record from white sulphur
Springs, says herbert a. Mclsgcr was
hanged about y, m, today for the
murder OF Homer Ward last Thanks.
giving day Motzgers neck was moi
bfokcn, death resulting from strangu.
latlon ana he was pronounced dead IN
eleven ana half minutes. HE re-.
lnnlkablo nave did not desert him, and
ne died without showing any evidences
OF Weakening lic maintained hls limo.
conce To the end. lie left written
statement To be made public In TIN
course OF which he reiterated his denial
OF he crime.
The dead body ~ Ward, Mct,Qorp
vlcliln was found partly burned In the
ped ID nv onbllh where he lived nloDo,
a bullet hole In the head showed the
mohner 0f death Tho murderer had
evidently tried TO cover up the Grimm
by invoking tho aid of IRE. The bed
clothing had been saturated with koro.
Hono ana set IRE, but the flames failed
10 do their part Ward had evidently
been shot through The window ~ ho
was eating his dinner, one OF His farm
buildings wna also burned Robbery
whs evidently the motive nv some of
Wards effects were found IN Motsgcr's
possession when he was arrested sever
NJ weeks after The discovery Of the
crime
Meizger was only 70 years old and IL
SAID Ia belong to good family, living
~ Fierce, near Akron q. He ala every.
hing poaalblc 10 keep from his family
he news OF his conviction, often saving
ho dld not care M much about aging
~ he did the result upon his relatives,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
IS YOUR BOY A DRUNKARD Z?
help Him by ovlne to Overcome Hls
Craving. Can be Given Secretly.

II your hoy or husband has fallen q
Victim 10 the drlnk habit, cndungcrng his
future happiness and prosperity, do not
delay n moment In helping him Ia over.
como his craving Tor drink Wllrpowor
alone cannot cure tho liquor habit, for
drunkenness is u dscaso and the desire
for liquor must be satisfied
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less and can be giyon IN tea, oofioo or
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Tax Collector smiths Case,

~ Louis, May h--upon the expected
arrival tomorrow OF the detective from
San Francisco, who VIII take back I'D.
ward j, smith the Gan Francisco tax
collector, under arrest here ON tho
charge of ombesslement II viii DO do.
clded whether Smith win lmmod lately
bc taken 10 California Or whether tho
start VIII be delayed untl next week,
AZ police hendquarlcr s II was stated
today that smith " still anxious to
ylnrt nt once, and he viii he turned
over 10 the Gan Francisco detective ,lp.
on the lntlcr'a arrival, II In thought
probably, however that after the long
lrIp across the country tho San Franz
cisco olilcor may desire TO rost until
next week before returning with hls
prisoner,
4 message was received by smith,
through friends, that his wife Ia 70.
ported TO be In n more favorable con-
dlllon This news elected expressions
OF qualification from him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

nearly m hour. during which time
Grove WAS apparently III nj ease,
Tho crime with which Grove II
charged II that OF kidnapping Edward
Cudahy Jr., whose father II The pro-
prltior OF n large company IN this city,
The kidnapping occurred Dec, IN, 1900,
Tho kldnNpper doma nded q ransom "
$4,000 for the boy, but he was set freq
near HIS Others home by hls captors,
who not no money,
Following the Kidnapping Edward Gu.
daily, ST. offered reward NJ $4,000
Tor tho capture of Grove, and this OF.
Tor was followed by another " q slml.
lar nature by The city council and coun-
~ commissioners Other rewards wero
also offered, bringing the aggregate
amount M 10 $4,000
Following the interview GROVE Left
Tor Tho homo ~ hiH brother In Council
nuns, what action, n any, win be
taken by the authorities, II not known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
PAT GROVE MAKES
HIMSELF KNOWN.
Walked Into Office of Omaha
World-Herald and Had Long
Talk With Reporter
Ne SERVED IN THE BOER WAR.
He VIII Honor Omaha With His Resi-.
dencc II Granted Immunity
From Punishment

Omaha, Nobo May o, Pat rrowclhc
alleged kldnappcr of Eddie CudahS,son
of the millionaire packer o. omaha and
FOR whose arrest rewards uggrcgntlng
$4,000 have At dincrcn, times been Of
fercd, walked into the office OF tho
World.Hcr0ld AT I o'clock this morl'
Ing, accompanied by Thomas OIrlcn,
proprietor of the lIcnshaw hotel of this
city
While there have been rumoH OF
Groves being IN the vicinity Of Omnhn
Tor several days, chief Of Police Dona.
hue denied absolutely having any
knowledge Of hls presence IN lhs city,
and the rumora were taken by the pub
lie In manner similar 10 former no.
ports Of HIS having been Hcen, ond
were given little crodcnoc by the eli.
sens " omaha.
Grove tclephoncd the world Herald
Office at midnight Of hin presence In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
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Person In Four Has
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Ono Of tho surcst signs Of n weak
heart IL thorlncss Of breath after exercise
Your heart Ia not able 10 pump the
blood fast enough 10 your lungs.
Some OF tho other symptoms Of Heart
Trouble orci Pains In tho side Back
and Shoulder Painting or Weak Spells,
Dry Coughs Swelling VI Feet and Ankles,
Cold Feet or Hands.
No one can afford TO allow weak
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poor circulation means weak lungs.
stomach, liver. Kidneys, etc.
II, therefore, you suspect heart troublo,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
SUMMONS FOR LOEB,
Issued at Instance of Mae Wood
or Omaha,

omaha, May b,--A praeclpo has been
Issued IN the district court directing
mat summons be issued for William
~ Loeb, by which Martin Miller ana
Robert u Wynnc, who are named as
DEFENDANTS IN n suit filed week ago
by Miss Mae g, Wood for So, 900 dam.
ages for alleged forcIbly detention and
taking from Miss Wood ~ certain let.
tors, Tho praccipo directs that the
summons be served nj this time on one
or the defendants only and names secy,
Loeb, The papers have been placed
IN the hands Of sheriff Power for scr-
Vice ON Mr., Loeb,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
TREATY WITH GERMANY,
Hoped that Those Conducting
Negotiation WIN Meet Early,

Berlin, May b-.lrhc foreign officials
hope that plcnipolcntIarlcs represent.
Ing tho United States and Germany
VIII moot early In the autumn 10 no.
gotlatc n commercial treaty, and that
lhe exchange ~ preliminary proposals.
WIN take place some time later In the
summer Although ucrmanya CONF
n definite statement that the tariff
ngrcoment with tho United states OF
July TO- 1900, would terminate by March
l. 1906 vet II is not called u drnun.
citation which N not necessary before
Dee !, 1905, or oflor three months no.
tlCe,