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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26
CHEROKEE ACTS APPROVED.


Tle felleuins acts of tis nAtional
council II he Cherokee nasion hass
- Car ssen returned 20 Inspector
WfiFtf's ofsce hearlna tho approval
of tie President of the United States
Al act mAkldg az appropriation fei
Tie benefit 81 Cllerokee pupils ~ ths
arlool Tor lle hiiud. deaf and dumt
at Fort Gltssu.
Ar sri makiig an appropriation fol
TIE support o. lile eherokce Aeso.
cate.
An aei uaklng az appropriation Cos
tie support q Tie Cisefokee National
insane asylum
An act making appropriation "a
pay expenses 70 tlis last regular 50
sion IL t'4s national council
An ari making ga appropriation q
pay eKpus.a og THE Freedmen citizen
ship attorneys befoFs the Dawes com.
mission.
An ara mailing An appropriation e
pas enpeuses o. special election IN
aalnN snake District
Al ael making Al appropriation 20
pay expenses d special election ~
Illinois district
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26
knaIson Items

~ d Mrs. 4 kHHhan So al
6anda Ifh ~ kinaENus family
Nm nIu8s faksf teHed Ms
james Waller seu3ar
NHa 0ila Maora Vas titr eusl 81
alss IVA lmks safufiag
Ms 6eoYr saHse urf .ek 81
Hef home on na cabin
Nese llenf1 and l.ass WaikeI q
Caiefsllls. wsfe visiting relatives
hsfe lhls eeek
VI Arthur kug apeut "Wednesday
eHh hs athaF s. CIttepa
Relsft Moore uss business visitor
H. Chetapa THURSDAY
At and Hfs lames smHh WISHED
Nfs Sinfpe af Weeh sunday
j T. kmn.aou ast several lead %
ane eattls thls aeas Is stfas stack
failing in "a iheW
0sInE q ihs IneIomeucf - TIE
Neafhef cor eammnHHal ulth ihe
outer Wor|d vAs rnf &c last sees
2eofse ThafnhfoaEA had TIE ms.
fortune q ie.s GHe horse lasg vees
t1 falling lH eai pit ard bVaknf
IS ueek
g. s. Na.stf and ait Nn Virgil
klanisnu = Ws'eh. and Misses lisreI
sod NellIe ll8eani snral saufaf 81
tie hnms q Ht and Na b. o.
walker
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26
CONGRESSMAN
MURPHY WINS
Master In Chancery Recon-
mends That Injunction
be Granted.

tHs 8l1n HMH KE 4 Sad
a f.sl fepart aa nA ft ln ehAti'
etf4 Ia tliN ls8AtfaR IA iien u n
HAfph4 iaf a. inialeRltA ~ RESTRAIN
Il Terrier AAa sfst fNeA iAAi lan fN
Naf ine Il 4 = NOT tsH aaFf a.
afsaA naiiaiiAi Attnftef ths AAa.
8sfA 5eaaft ~sH a9M ~ FA#a HfaH
u fafEr 80 sth
It's paf~ M et Nlst ~
e 1fssl II IL nlsfitM Aiie aeiaiia
80 tfaahilt AAN 4'A III sANHAit'ai'
ALL til# eass 4 f' AKAiN t~ ff1etfHA u
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

tht unfah ateUh Haa aH n
ftNAin session fd Afternoon
90 H u a M naa Im
saa0 r HF M re Htae
sHeAgE vHh hNm GuNUd eada
htf ap auae9 c8ufH afIoa
ani aA WeU received Tha fana
wore dsd wtH latat IS taa
uemos it atede8 81 tha ha
ne session h6d fhe close 81 He
program la HWa m open session 81
tie etcaHk % tebfmff sheH Iha
ladies nlH entertain tde h8Eaud
aHa 'ee HtI1sd guests Sc lie home
Uf Mrs fumgf Iut uett regular
meeflne vi8 3, ht'I saturday fah
vlth Nfs Turner Thomas afIfle
and hhsfti1 a he q Nlth
Mr h rs Wilson as leader Tha
fa'IaalHs topics have bern assigned
Ane@tu Earf Life aud Eiaes
4M Mn Gaftuuaa
6efman Influences Carife
tmsailm Nrs. orr
pamb Thomas Carlyle A Cmr
acief Study Mrs Wilson
9 Domestic life Me BaksueY
The Fuude Carlyle C0atmsen3
Mrs Sauder
Tile Homer fhat Gfes carlse
Mrs TURNER
ih Religion Mrs Davidson
Cuticlsm Of oartor Resartus aaa
Brief Outline Nn 1ohnsan
Tile hlumine0f sauaf Resaft
Mn A,ert
d. Canllc as Ma1 q Letters Crlf
and Historian Mrs i.ney
% Hs style Readings Illustrating
humor pathos irony description
poeticqualHy and powerful lmagi-
nation Mn Thompson
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

% M Ware and 4 q Henley ul
Gneni0en lui snd @ kiHsman
oi Kotoma Ina arrived 90 mis- CTS
s1nda night and started Monday for
the swgiuaN cuunty un hunt The
sms.naw country seems lo Doe attract
N hunters fmm al over fHe c1nntr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

" ls just as necessary fuf q ne2epa
per 70 keep 40 with the ncw sglea of
type as Il for the mllllneF 80 keep Tie
new styles % hats u Is also inst a.
important that the printer should
krep posted On the hes designs o.
printing a. Il h thai tlle dfessmaker
and tailor should understand tie
latest faahions IL dress To DO lhls
i requires q considerable outlay 0i
cash GA tie part of newspaper go
buy tlleae new styles of type and Il
takes tle best skilled woFkmen Ml40
have made printing a life study and
whu keep posted 0n all the new de.
signs ia the pFintlog ari % keep Np
wlth lhs times.
This week. the Chicftain purchased
some very ine lob type which, 10.
gethsf with TIE new leb press fecant
y put vi And lhe fact thar we EN-.
pl0y hone bat skilled workmen 10
TIE lob department, thls oillce Is pre-
pared 70 print anything from q calllne
card % full-slleet poster IN tlle seFy
latest and up-go-laie stfe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

Nnaa, vas ths iUh wcidiag an.
n.teaay 90 HeN ] b renhng and
wife ai tlw event Was remembered
hl luilca uumbet of i's congregation
ghQgltheni "a tho parsonage bnng
Ius presents of ilnvAre and 0ther az
teios ~ hruehcld useiu'nos, An
hour was spent frrg ple1lntf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26
STUART BILL
IS DANGEROUS
Mould Ruin the People Of In-
dian Territory and Reiard
Progress Ten Years.

=. NJ EirttstE. ! if3tiflE attorney 81
the Southern district, has given his
opiniua ~ tl,e Stewart blll introduced
"a tip unlied STATES xnafea fcs DAYS
ago. and u contains shat ought 10 be
tie aeniiment of the entire Indian
Territory ~ more dangerous piece
of leelslation has hsen offered 10 .
dccadg touching Indlan Territory
anal~ NJ nleisos SAYS
Perhaps 10 legislation affecting
TIE Interests u any SECTION of the
country fnaght wigh ~ much danger.
"a what Is known a. tiis stewart
amendment d tis statehood bla. has
been Proposed 10 Congress IN recent
yeAm The bill provides tuf TIE ap-
poiniment 81 superintendent 81
Indian Aaaim iu indlan Terfllorf.
who II given All tile jurisdictions oi tle
toumiaslon % Tire fite Civilized
Iritrs and tls Judgement Is made
Small Thla Involves tho bearing and
differentiation of citizenship 9ases
ue decisions % hundfci if nat thans.
ands 81 lana reitealn o. addtl1n to
tiii2 tbc superintendent 81 Indian
Afaim = given rsruslve Jurisdiction
IA ihs administering apon anB hand.
ilue estates Qf nlnef area Incompetent
iaaian frtedmea ain 81 dseeased
Indians An laws relating t0 tHe
administration ~ estates of decreased
pgraana whetbef inalaus 81 asa and
aud 80 t gaammadp III minon
whether lndmns 81 nut tne repealed
hg Bac provisions 90 1Hs Amendment
it q fHref pf0s ldtsi ln rNeYelse
of thM estAmalnafg jurisdiction. tiat
fhe surHcnftmaent Mla3 nol he Inter
tefrui with by any Stateor Territorial
cagn ia Aay nnnner vtafmor nar
ailAil aaY person Aettne under iim he
.ntefiefrrA WNh on aHy arit progress
order 81 pf8oeuling W aig thamctet
Issued baf ~ aft rauFg Ille antimr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

laalfs SO iai afa gas 90 the
stomach Haalel Iasl beIeN u.e H@u
nfeeses 9faHf e nI eaaas hen
algitafIaH When guHf heart ffaaH
ies go 81 tHaf Naf tsks Iieftlua fnr
4 fea aats A9a eiiI eaaa lf aIl fiahi
- "a l'eaf.es afaa sfatf dN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

ses the Onion Depot Coz Day
at tho opera house Moudai Januap
3D. Auspices 81 g. church Directed
by Myrtle Nae Crulchheld. of kings s
school o. Ouiory and kioculion.
pitisbufF "a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

Ii Nonle men had % ralee tor them.
selves the salaries tiirf uuNld nuw
hAfu tige peapie rasaN. tlty might
asan itAfn lllsf how murh tlley Afe
N8gth
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

Wonder whs they dtnt call cigar
wrappers mother hubhaFdsg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

TN roads are now yefY bad and tlae
good roads agitation hs he9un again
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26
CHILD WAS
NOT POISONED
Verdict For Defendant In Lane
Case.

Tiit lury ID ti.e ras q A. s. Rlg.
glns suing & L ians, gxht a
cllsleeA, ioF as.0o fog ~ esed mis-.
take. found a speedy verdict FOR
tlle defendant Th1 defense intro.
daced testimony shouiug that the
rhlid had NOT born poisoned through
> mistake q cne " lanes clerks but
had came 70 ~ death VA an0tnsCwAy
Il was.1nwn 10 tte testimony that
murphlos fai.iet had been oleAined
fFuR another drug store b Higgins
previous 10 lls sendinr the powder a
Attorney soper hers. and THAT the
powder had changed iands several
times before ssA analysis II aio
Showed that tho child Saa bseu az.
poaed 70 swelterlng Svn, and that
sunxgpke might have caused iis
death. This case laa heid the atten.
tion % the euurt since Tuesday
morning
Tie 4 ass was ono ln which A IS
glwgins, has brought sult against q
Il Lane. a druggist " Chsl.eA. for
ssg damage fortlse death % Rlgeius'
eifid whirh Is claimed 20 have heeu
raaed - 4 mistake IN enc oi Lane )
clegaa ln cempcadlfK prescription.
aaA being tried intte isieFal caun
hefe Insalag
Jnfmi stAtea Attorney 4 suprr
acting lh hls of1cial rapaeisY stated
81 the sand that De lad pnt two of
ths faRdan az fie agtouef truena
b lafs ti.em AnaisEea ~ tt NnraH
Iuf Chemistry iie also stated thsl -
had thh analysis and tisf iiaey eou.
talns1 ailplatc 81 mpfpha whieh y
common mafusiae
MI RlMins stated an the stand
tnal Lane Mad offered az compromise.
a. he fLanr iad gheaght lfat Rig
sns Aad ha Wlfe ai uld hatt tIa
damage hat THAR iflt was caffed TOTO
roar giAt tige iAeytw ana.d ss tha
damage And tiey H'ggihs ani wlie
uould fet llttis oat ~ G IsigEius
Stated As hiA FeAsnu fui nal aeneps lng
tist r0mpfml~ was tlAt he thought
ile hah mufe aAnAsa eamlnR tn i8m
fiaA Lane ind orefrd
fersl@a ssisaieAary seeisty MsstinH
rHa kuFelsn Missionary snrrtf uf
the y q shlmh mrt Taas4ay affair
tmaa with Mm nayh lliH Iirm
was 4 gpod Attendance ANA 3 pleasant
ant pnatalat meeting MS had Mm
IC 81 nag male hef l0t,fs daughter 4
lffa mtmle aHA tht ety tnas Miss
Alstu Watson la as 'lft manis
AWef mairs 0i tHr mreinE Asa
tsan 8nlsIlet rDffgshmrfa we're wrfpl
and 4 pleasant llme se.s waA speni
ltn getting - UAt nanf af te
p torn up tler na~ Whenever
austodY afs gfsliiut m as thcm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

Arch numaat pryor Greek ans
Belle Sheppard, Alton
Calvin slroub and Bessie Oswald
relob 6rgFe l n
Ligo Nail Ceutmi'a and Rosie
f0agef Grove
Joel y Levin Chicago aaa Naf
1f9tt Nnlla
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-26

II is not right . prosecute anybody
siill there are soiue sHo could uol he
happy if theY uefe Hof prosecuted
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14

Want Ads in The TAR bring quick
result" Three lines three times for 25
cents. ---'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14
ADDICKS IS NUTTY.

Addcks still cheming get into the United States
must be form of monomana
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14

Want Ads in The Star bring quick
results. Three lines three times for 20
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE
WILL PAY BACK THE MONEY.

NEW YORK, November I4Presdent Mccall of the New York
Lie that he will personally refund the company the $235,
which he caused be expended Albany unless Hamilton the
lobbyist of the company repays it within month
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14
PRINCE CHARLES WINS.

CHRISTIANIA November 4Incompee show 233035
in favor OF giving the throne of Norway Prince Charles of
Denmark and 62,739 against.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14
PROGRESS TOWARDS REFORM IN RUSSIAN EN-

ST. PETERSBURG, November I4.-Comt John Toso OF
the refome Leo TOo has been appointed Minister of Education
The social democrats have decided to demand eghthour law
for all local factories.
Premier De We and his cabinet considering the formation
upper house of the Douma elective basis
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14
THE AUSTRIAN STRIKE.

VIENNA November 1An agreement reached the
railway strike negotiations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14
BISHOP MERRILL DEAD.

KEYPORT N j., November I4-Bishop Stephen Merrill of Chi
cago died here yesterday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14
RELIEF TO RUSSIANS.

LONDON November I4-The Jewish Russian relief fund
to $355ooo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14

Want ads in the star bring quick re-
turns. Three lines three times for %
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14
CRISIS IN HAVANA.

HAVANA November I4The government fears coup detat
The police force at the palace has been trebled.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14
BLOODSHED AT VLADWOSTOK.

LONDON November I4There boodshed nsurrecon
Vadvoso Foreigners seeking the protection of warsps
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14
MINISTER'S GIVE THANKS.

TOXIC, November IThe Imperial ministers gone the
Ise temple to give thanks for the result Of the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-14
THE PRESCRIBED STYLE OF ROBBERY

Pat Grove evidently thinks he deserves credit courage
dnap monares outright instead of asking them subscribe
Fads and Fances
Evening journal., 1905-02-24
WIFE OF WELL KNOWN
PASTOR PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Elizabeth II. McCurdy
Dies Today From Effects
of Paralytic Stroke

Mrs. Elizabeth II. Mccurdy, wife OF the
Rev. DR.. Thomas A. McCurdy. pastor Of
the Central Presbyterian Church. died
at her home. No. 7l5 King street, shortly
after clock this morning. She was af-
hicted with a stroke Of paralysis on Tues
day evening and sank steadily thereafter.
Mrs. McCurdy was one Of tue best
known women in the New Castle Presby-
terry. Since the pastorate of DR.. McCurdy
at Central Church. covering period Of
nearly nine years, she has done large
amount of good work.
DR.. McCurdy. her four sons and her sis
ter, Mrs. Pierce, were with her at the end.
Her sons are The Rev. DR.. Allen Nc
curdy, assistant pastor Of the Old First
Presbyterian Church OF New York city;
Elliott. a student at Columbia College;
Earl and Paul The latter is the only one
who lives at home.
Mrs. McCurdy organized the Ladies' Aid
Society of Central Church and was its
first president. This society aids the trus-
tees in making repairs TO the manse and
TO the church proper. In missionary meet
ings her influence was felt to a very large
degree. She was a weli-read Bible stu
dent and regulated her life according to
the teachings of the Scriptures. Her man
ner was altogether democratic. rich and
poor receiving the same attention.
She had been married for about thirty
seven years and was the daughter Of a
home missionary. Having been reared on
one Of the home missionary fields she had
practical understanding OF this work
Evening journal., 1905-02-24
OVER
BRIDGE-TENDERS
Republican Members of Levy
Court Cannot Agree AS
to Appointments
M'FARLIH LEFT THE CAUCUS

Another attempt was made by the
Republican members OF the Levy Court
al noon today to agree on the appoint
ment Of brldgetenders, but 1t failed.
President Hopkins and Commissioners
Brown, Logue and McFarlin went into
caucus at y o'clack in the comptrol-
ier's Office.
The hitch is between McFarlin and
Brown over tenders for Market street
bridge. The members were only in the
room a short time today when Mr. Nc
Farlin carae out and left the building.
It is understood they came no nearer
reaching an agreement than they did
ON Tuesday, when AIr. McFarlin left the
caucus, the same as he did today.
The other members remained in the
room for more than an hour and dis
cussed the matter 1t is understood
that Mr. Hopkins and Mr.. Logue side
with Commissioner Brown and think he
is entitled to the appointments on Mar
ket street bridge. Both Mr.. Brown and
Mr.. McFarlin seem more determined
than ever and II is not likely the dead
lock win be broken for several days.
When Mr. Brown came out he said
no agreement had been reached. Mr..
McFarlin Is making the fight to have
Lindsay Wilson. one of the present
tenders at Market street bridge re-
elected. Mr.. Brown claims he should
have both of the appointments, but it
is understood he has offered to trade
with Mr.. McFarlin. allowing him to ap-
point Wilson if he CMcFarlin) gives
htn one OF .his appointments that viii
be equivalent. Mr.. McFarlin has re-
fused this offer.
Evening journal., 1905-02-24
WALTON ROBBED
CIGAR STORE
Admits Theft and Is Held
for Court Of General
Sessions
SON MAKES CHARGE AGAINST FATHER

Charged with entering the cigar
store of George n. Pierce at No. S29
Market street several nights ago and
stealing $3.50 I'm money and a box of
cigars, Amos Walton was held in City
Court this morning i'm 5000 bail for the
Court Of General Sessions. When ar
rested by Patrolmen Burchinal ana
Walker, $3.50 and a box half filled with
cigars were found In walton's possess
sion. He admitted the theft. Mr..
Pierce says that between 81 and S.
was taken but only $1.6O was found on
the prisoner.
William McGillin of No. 700 Wilson
street a gray haired man, was charged
by his son. Jonathan McGillin with
disorderly conduct. The latter testified
that his father acted disorderly around
the house last night and kicked the
door in.
The defendant said the house was his
own and he had been locked out. He
claimed he paid the rent for it for six
years previous to two months ago, but
this statement was disputed by his
son. The court in order TO give the
elder McGnlln an opportunity to prove
his contention, continued the case until
tomorrow morning. -.
Probated on Good Behavior.
Under the new probation law Charles
Leach boy, charged with the lar
ceny Of a pair OF shoes, was paroled on
his good behavior at the recommended
tion Of Agent Frank Stout of the S. p
C. c. His bond was fixed in the sum OF
500.
Charles Debrow was fined S. foi
/ idisorderly conduct and owen aTlley 81
for drunkenness and begging. Salli'
Dodd. colored. was fined a like amount
and Patrick Kelly was sentenced &c
sixty days imprisonment for vagrancy
Evening journal., 1905-02-24

The police gave out the information
today that a bomb had been found early
yesterday morning on the porch of the
general merchandise store of Joseph D..
Talley at Holly Oak. Talley himself
found the death dealing device about 3
o'clock as he opened his store for the
days business. He was considerably
frightened upon discovering the dan
gerous looking explosive and feared TO
pick IL up. Finally, however, he lid
so. and last evening sent the instru-
ment OF death 20 Wilmington by Ed
ward Philips. driver for Hubers
at No. 619 West Second street,
this city. who serves Talley with bread.
Detectives Investigate.
The bomb is now in the hands OF
State Detective Theodore Francis. who
Is at Holly Oak today making an inves-
tigation of the case. He has the eX-
ploslve In a cigar box and has not as
yet had il opened to ascertain the ma
ture OF the charge Il contains.
The death dealing instrument Is
about 10 inches long and Is wrapped In
brown packing paper held I'm place by
wire. A one-inch galvanized pipe
holds the charge and both ends are
sealed by rosin. on one end Is short
fuse a little more than one inch long
and which has the appearance Of hav-
ing been lighted. on the other end is a
brass button around which a thin coil
Of wire Is wrapped. showing that the
explosive could he fired either by elec-
tricity or by lighting the fuse.
Not Addressed TO Any One.
The bomb was not addressed to any
one and the police believe that Il was
carelessly left on the porch OF Talley'i
store by some workmen employed II
Evening journal., 1905-02-24
COLLECTION OF ROAD TAXES

At a meeting of West Brandywine
Grange held yesterday afternoon reso-
lutions were adopted urging upon the
Legislature to enact a law changing
the method of collecting road taxes in
Brandywine hundred. The road taxes
there ere collected by a special collect
or and not by the county collector. as in
other hundreds throughout the county.
The afrmers claim that the present
method IS not efficient, and that the
special collector is unable TO secure a
large portion of the road taxes. THE
resolution urges that the special col
lectcrship be abolished. and that the
road taxes be cOllscted by the county
collector. tho same rebates and pennl-
ties 70 apply as applies TO the county
tax.
Evening journal., 1905-02-24
DEATH os JURYMAN'S SISTER
Foreman Reedsr Of corkran Jury Re-
eeives Sad News.

A streak Of bad luck seems 70 be fol-
lowing the jurors who are empaneled in
the case Of Zell and Merceret, Baltimore
brokers, VS.. the Rev. Wilbur f. Corkran,
which is now on trial in Superior Court.
Yesterday morning while sitting in the
case Harry w. Lowe received word of the
death of his mother In Philadelphia, and
in the afternoon foreman Abram S. Reed
er was notified Of the death of his sister
in Cincinnati. Mr.. Lowe was excused but
Mr.. Reeder continued To serve.
Evening journal., 1905-02-24
NO SCHOOL VACATION.
eoIdey Commercial College viii Be in
Regular Session All If Next Summer.

Students are now entering Goldey
Commercial and Shorthand College ev-
cry week. The instruction is mainly
individual. and therefore new students
may begin at any time with equal ad-
vantages.
The college viii be in regular session
all Of next summer, and students may
therefore begin a commercial or a
shorthand course now, and complete il
without interruption. Students arc
now enrolling for March 1.
For full information. call at the col
lege offices, 907 Market street, or write
for the new cataloge.
Evening journal., 1905-02-24
BOMB FOUND ON PORCH
OF A HOLLY OAK STORE
STOREKEEPER HIMSELF DISCOVERS DEADLY
EXPLOSIVE AS HE OPENS HIS PLACE
OF BUSINESS FOR THE DAY.
WAS BADLY FRIGHTENED
FUSE LIGHTED, BUT WENT OUT

the quarries in the vicinity Of Holly
Oak. Mr.. Talley however, requested
the state authorities TO make an in
vestlgation. He says he has no known
enemies but stlll he feels uneasy and
will not feel safe until the matter is
sifted.
The explosive is what is known as
AN electrical bomb. II can be used
either for rock blasting or deep, sea
blasting and is touched off by elec-
tricity
The police explain the presence OF the
brown packing paper around the bomb
by contending that this kind Of ma
terial Is used to insure the safe ship
ment OF such explosives.
Detective Francis returned to VIII
mington shortly after one p. m. and
said the bomb had been lighted but
went out Mrs. Talley broke OF a
burned end from the fuse two inches
long. Detective Francis will have tn,
explosive opened this afternoon.
Farmers Are Asitsted.
The farmers of Brandywine hundred
! in the vicinity OF Holly Oak are con.
siderably agltated over the finding o
the bomb. coming as It does on top o
the news received from Philadelphia
4 that an internal machine addressed e
United States Senator Penrose wal
found by an artist in that city in th'
latter's private letter box Yesterda,
morning a messenger appeared az tn
Hotel Walton with a mysterious pack
age for Penrose which he refused &
leave when he learned that the Senate
was not there.
II is believed that the owner OF tn
machine left Il In the artists lette
box temporarily.
Evening journal., 1905-02-24
NEW AUTO HOUSE

The Wilmington Automobile Company
will occupy its new store rooms on Tenth
street near Tatnan, by March 25 The
to the building.
Included in the improvements will be a
fine plate glass window which will en-
able the company TO display the fine ma
chimes which it has for sale. Back Of
this will be the storage, room with a
cement floor, an Office for the company
and in other parts Of the building win be
the repair shop.