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Evening journal., 1905-03-27
SERIOUS Political Mistake

From the Georgetown Sussex Republic
can. CReg Rep)
The Legislature adjourned on Thurs
day without electing a Senator This is
a serious political mistake and will prove
an injury to the Republican party. A
Senator would have been elected if a few
Addicks leaders had not resorted to de-
ception TO Influence members of the Leg
islature. OF course they expect to be ben
efted by this vacancy, but the Republi-
can party in the future will see TO it
that these men DO not reap any benefit
from their treachery, if the party is for
tunate enough to ever again enjoy the
fruits Of victory. Instead of a harmon
ious Republican party, which promised q
be the outcome Of the past campaign, we
have discord and disgust prevailing
throughout the party.
one thing is certain and that is, the
Union Republican organization as such
is no longer effective for the purpose Of
its creation and existence. Addicks reared
It for his own selfish purpose, but now
he can no longer use II. As his lieuten-
ants, a few men led it. Now that Ad-
dicks is out they can no longer lead 1t
There viii be a fight all along
the line and a fight to the finish. They
will not have peace hence they will get
their full OF fighting. They refuse to ar
ray themselves on the right side and
hence must be considered as enemies, to
be fought and treated as such. The fight
may so effect the party as to give the
Democrats the victory, but the party
will be forever rid of such narrow and
selfish lradarqbfn and ,ot,,.., 80 ,.. ,
conditions and the party perhaps bepeft-
ed by the bitter experience Of Democratic
control While such a result is to be de-
plored, If 1t should happen, the leaders
who prevented the election of a Senator
are entirely responsible. The Regulars
have done their duty to the party. seven
liberal Unions have done the same. Have
The others done as we'll?
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
win Lonu Be Remembered.

From the Newark Ledger, Dem)
1t is only natural to suppose that the
Legislature Of this State, and Of the year
Of our Lord. A. D.. 1906 will long be re-
membered. Its doings and its 'undoings''
are the features. 1t has a record that will
be hard to surpass. Our brethren Of the
Republican press have failed to note any
good coming from Dover We do not find
il IN our heart TO say unpleasant things
about our Legislaturemen. We believe
that many went to Dover to do the work
before them, but were unable to sur
mount the barriers. The troublesome
question of electing a United States Sen
ator has hung over that august body like
a great pail. All this is past.
You are aware that a Senator was moi
elected. You also know where to place
this disgrace. AS it is not the first time
our Legislature has failed TO elect a Sen.
ator, not much surprise is expressed.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
LEGISLATION That Has and Has Nos
Been Enacted.

From the Laurel state Register, SDenn'
Tbo LEGISLATURE Of 'o5 adjourned Thurs
day evening and takes its place IN history
as one of the most extravagant law-inak-
ing bodies that this State has ever hau'
After wrangling and scheming during the
entire session It failed to elect oni'eu
states Senator and Delaware VIII nave
only one representative in the upper
ba,,sa of congress during the next two
years.
while having enacted several measures
that the state will be better off by haV-
ing on the statute books it has on the
other hand failed to repeal and pass other
measures that were as much II not more
urgent. It has been derelict in not repeal
ing the abominable voters assistant law
which is left, as the Addicksites intended
IL should be. to debauch the suffrage OF
the state as It has done in the past.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
An ADMISSION.

~ EMOCRATIc Glasses. so ardent
- iy party champion. that like
his twin. Republican Glasses, he all
most invaribly invents excuses for that
in the party which is excusable, makes
a strange admission.
1t is nothing less than that at the
next election in Kent, when the ques-
tion Of local option comes to the voters
for decision, there viii be two auction
blocks" He goes on to talk of $50
bills and the "long green" the liquor
men are TO furnish. 1t is possible that
he may be ohided for this bit OF indis-
erection at this time for If there are
such voters they win have warning in
advance to demand good round sum-
and it places the liquor men whose
cause is championed by Democracy. on
the defensive.
Now Democratic Glasses has de-
nounced vote buying almost as scath-
ingiy as has The Evening Journal. and
now that there is a pgC" ,et that tn,
Liquor League through the agency Of
the Democratic party proposes TO puN
up vast corruption. fund our journal.
istic friend chuckles exceedingly.
Does it bear the Interpretation. tha
Glasses is glad OF the prospect tina
the Democrats win get even by out
bidding for the votes Of electors2 /
so, with what grace shall the write
sontinue to denounce Republican brib
reyg
It is just this thing that has bee
the curse Of Delaware politics. Dem
ocratic iniquities under the old reglm
were so hagrant that many Republi
cans argued that they were Justified !
taking any means to overthrow N
Democratic oligarchy.
Now II Democracy proposes to &
them one better, there is no end Of tn
system in sight.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
No Senator.

From the Middletown Transcript, CRep)
United States Senator Alice will have
to carry the responsibility Of represent
ing Delaware in the Senate for the next
two years. Rightly or wrongly the Re
publlcans believe that he alone held the
Adiicks vote solidly together and pre-
vented an election. The seven members
elected as Union Republicans who joined
with the Republicans Of New Castle
county in an earnest endeavor to choose
a worthy successor to DR.. Ball. arc de-
serving of much praises
1t must be remembered that after the
failure to elect in 1895, the Democrats
sent Mr.. Kenney to the Senate in 1897. II
such is the result Of the present hold out
Senator Alice will lose his seat and Della
ware will probably be represented by
Messrs. Salisbury and Kenney.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
No Addieks Vet.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph
Among an decent people there viii be
praise for the few men who stood brave
~ to their duty In the Delaware Legisla-
turc and courtcd an empty seat in the
United states Senate rather than its dis
graceful occupancy by John Edward Ad-
dicks Some future Blue Hen poet Will
say ofsthis Battle Of the Ballots as
Macaulay said in his Lays Of Ancient
Rome:
How well Horatius kept the bridge
In the brave days of old"
To escape Addicks and his inslnuating,
persistent and mercenary influences was
a patriotic achievement. and II two years
hence a reputable Democrat must iill the
seat, we believe tho entire country will
welcome him as the only alternative to
a disreputable Republican.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
MONDAY. MARen q 1905.
JUSTLY INDIGNANT.

THE Medical Society Of New Castle
u County has passed a set Of reso-
iutions that constitute just rebuke to
a majority OF the members Of the Leg
isiaturo, and this rebuke is ali the more
cutting because its tone is conservative
and dignihed.
The association thanks the lawyers,
newspapers and members who favored
the bill. 'having for its object the rails
ing Of the standard OF qualifications Of
the physicians authorized to practice
their profession in this state and pro-
tecting the community against incom-
potency and charlatanism."
These physicians have right to be
indignant. The bill would have pass-
cd had It not been for the efforts Of one
man who wanted to confer the degree
Of doctor on his graduates who make
no pretense OF having studied medicine
And he knew how 10 turn the trick
defeating a bill demanded by the med
zeal profession Of this state.
He employed half a dozen lawyers tc
fight the measure. Among them were
Democrats and Republicans. and be-
cause Of personal and political infuenc,
they succeeded in commanding enough
votes to defeat the bill,
when these members see a duack o.
charlatan in their respective communi
ties. wheedling from the poor thei
earnings and perhaps doing them in
jury they should remember that the,
have themselves to thank.
Why, the legal profession is hedget
around with every requirement yet oui
physicians are the guardians Of human
life: and yet when they seek to rails,
the standard OF their profession, to ex-
ciude the ignorant and incompetent
they are denied-and because few
paid attorneys have been engaged tC
form absurd objections.
We would take the Judgment OF tn,
physicians Of this state on such a mat.
ter against that OF forty legislatures
composed Of these objecting members
The Writer Of Republican Glasses II
the Star is not just satisfied with th'
term cheap falsifier," and we admi
that it is inadequate. But what arr
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
.. iea Hello Up.

CoutU.. -- ... ioa Hello Up.
Washington, March 27.-On COM
plant of his divorced wife, the COM
mission Of DR.. Frederick McMaster, OF
New York, recently appointed consul
to Zanzibar, has been held up by direc-
tion Of President Roosevelt until an in
vestigation can be made. The letter Of
Mrs. McMaster charges her former hus-
band with desertion and non-support.
and says that in consequence she has
been obliged to earn a livelihood as
a saleswunan in a New York dry goods
store. The letter was addressed to the
president, and asked him to compel
McMaster to promise TO support the
former wife and two young daughters
living with her before being permitted
to depart for his post. DR.. McMaster,
it is understood, has remarked.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
rhs sesslon,. shorteomInas

From the Georgetown Democrat
The General Assembly adjourned on
Thursday according to program. The ses-
sion was not marked by any important
legislation that will be OF advantage to
any one. the time spent IN the capital
being short and most OF that used in face
tional efforts to elect a Senator or to
leave the vacancy untitled. The main pur-
pose for which Legislatures meets seems
to have been utterly ignored during the
session. The making Of laws was the last
thing thought or and factional sparring
for points In the senatorial contest COM
sumed the time that should have been
engaged in passing laws that would bone-
fit the people.
The members Of the majority we're
elected TO obey the mandates Of the Lead
ers Of their organization, without refer
ence 10 what the people wanted. and they
oheyed these leaders as if their entire fu-
ture depended upon their will. Instead OF
being representative Of the people they
were mere pawns in the hands of a few
men and were moved around the board a.
their whim or caprice.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
Do Unions Appreeiate lt7
From the Georgetown Sussex Journal.
(Bem)

From the Georgetown Sussex journal,
(Bem)
DO the Union Republican members Of
the General Assembly appreciate the pre-
dicament in which they are placing the
Republican party of the State Of Dela-
ware by their refusal to elect a United
States Senator at this most critical time
in its history during the past ten years
DO they for one moment imagine that
they can carry Kent and Sussex counties
at the next general election If they ad-
iourn tomorrow without having kept
their pledges to elect a Senatorg
The prevailing opinion is that Senator
Alice is preventing the election of a Sen.
ator for his own selfish purpose
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
HEREDITY
ear Re overeome In cases.

The influence of heredity cannot, OF
course, be successfully disputed, but IL
cam be minimized or eutinely overcome
On some cases by correct food and drink.
A Connecticut lady says
"For years while I was coffee
drinlzer 1 suffered from bilious attacks
Of great severity, from which I used
to emerge as white as a ghost and very
weak. Our Family physician gave me
various prescriptions for improving the
digestion and stimulating the liver,
which tried faithfully without per-
ceptHble result He was acquainted
with my family history for several gen.
eratlons back, and once when I visited
him he said If you have inherited
one of those torpid livers you may al
ways suffer more or less from its in
action. We can't dodge our inheritance
you know
Il was not 50 strong a believer in
heredity as he was, however. and, be-
ginning to think for myself, I con-
cluded to stop drinking coffee, and see
what effect that would have. I feared
il would be a severe trial to give ii up.
but when ] took Postum and had St well
made, st completely filled my need for
hot beverage and I grew very fond
of 1t.
Il have used the Postum Coffee Tor
three years, using nc gneilicine. and the
change has completely Sitre1 me. Dur-
ing all that time hnVe had absolutely
none OF the bilious attacks that 1 used
to suffer fron, anc have been entirely
froe from the paAn and dobilltating ef-
feo1s thnt used 20 result from them.
The Change a surely very great, aaid I
am conpcl-ed TO give Postum Coffee
ne exclusive credit tor it," Name
given by Postum Co, Battle Cieeis,
Nsch.
There's a reason.
Look for tho Sttle book, 'Te.e 2oed
to WellvlEe." in each pkg.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
LAUREL HORSEMEN ACTIVE
They Have Opened the Season On An
lmpromptu Track.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
Laurel. Del. March 25
The Laurd Epworth League received
eleven new members this week. The
league is now preparing an entertainments
to be given after Easter.
The schooner Anna c. Grace which was
picked up by the Norwegian steamer
Avalon and towed into Norfolk, Va. some
weeks ago has been brought to the Sharp
town, Nd. dry dock for repairs. She is
partly owned by Laurel capitalists.
Local horsemen held "a meet yesterday
on a piece of road near Laurel known as
Windsor's Lane where several trials OF
speed took place. Carl Hearn, Of Delmar,
won first honors with his bay stallion.
DR.. Farlow's colt was second and Dr.
Fleetwood horse was third.
AS the impromptu track is a straight
piece of road the time was not recorded.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
Is IT PEAcE7

A FTER having lost about half a
1 A million men. not to mention the
financial loss, Russia seems to have
brought her mind reluctantly to a con-
temptation OF terms OF peace.
And while, as is natural, the negotla-
uons which are undoubtedly at worl,
are secret yet there is little doubt that
Russia knows the terms that Japan de-
mands.
The suzerainty Of Japan over Corea
will be conceded without dispute
Japan win probably be given Port Ar
thur and the southern end OF the pc
nnsula.
Russia may agree to evacuate the
whole Of Manchuria. providing it does
not fan TO Japan. but goes back to
China
But the hitch Will probably come
when the question OF indemnity reaches
a point Of actual adjustment Japan
like a successful suitor, wants the de-
fendant TO pay her costs. Russia II
Is said refuses to pay anything.
It is probable that,in the end there
viii be a compromise. although Russia
may risk another land engagement. and
possibly one at sea, before she consents
to swallow her pride
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
THE REFORM WAVE.

Philadelphia police are trying 70
cleanse the local Chinatown Of fits
opium dens.
District Attorney Jerome and Police
Commissioner McAdoo are busy trying
to purify New York.
The police of Pittsburg and Alle-
gheny are striving TO improve the NOR
., atmosphere OF their towns.
Governor Folk OF Missouri, made IA
mlliar while public prosecutor with the
evil resorts fiourishing in St Louis, has
ordered the closing Of wine rooms and
gambling resorts there.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
Allss vs.. Addieks.

From the New York Press, Rep)
Senator Alice does himself less than
Justice in offering to resign If the Dela-
ware Legislature win elect Addicks to
the United States Senate. This Is carry
ing modesty to extremes. Bad as he is,
does the senator really suppose that he
is not preferable to Addicks?
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
enRvIcE.

orders for The Evening Journal may y.
~. 6,rsct 10 the paper or TO the nearest
..r. ss's- seent. In the city it is served py
.,,t,o~ized agents, and all orders received
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:, so,irerv a irregular, notify carrier or
,+. q irregularities continue, notify
Tho Evening Journal
Persons leaving the city ten'po'aliis
should have The Evening journal iol-
waraed to them and thus Feep N h .ou'n
with local happenings. Send orders oie0'
tc the ofhcc.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
Rrief Addinks cnmment.

From the Georgetown Union Republican.
The Delaware Legislature adjourned
yesterday after being in session nearly
three months No senator TO succeed l..
Heisler Ball was elected and now J.
Frank Alice, Union Republican, is our
sole representative in the United States
Senate.
After riding on a pass and receiving i've
dollars per day for looking wise some OF
our Assemblymen win find ploughing
hard work
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald predicts that in
the Middle states and New ENGLAND to-
day overcast 10 partly cloudy weather
and nearly stationary temperature will
prevan preceded by rain In tho coast dis
tricts. with fresh 10 brisk southwesterly
winds followed by clearing generally. on
Tuesday fair. warmer weather will pre-
vail. with fresh southwesterly and vest
crly winds, becoming variable, aud on
Wednesday1fair 20 partly cloudy and
slightly warmer weather.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

Mr.. Yardiey T. Brown. local manager
FOR the International humber & De-
velopment Co, has opened an Office in
the new Office building at 10th and
Market streets. He has removed his
family from Valley Forge. Pa. 20 6lS
West street. this city. The company
that Mr.. Brown represents Is onicered
and managed by men whose standing
IN business and official life should COM
mand the respect OF a discerning
public.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
HOW mo SENATOR" is VIEWED
IN DELAWARE AND ELSEWHERE

mitted a Democrat 20 be elected for a
full term. II Is a pretty destructive record
and ii Is TO be feared that II San Do
mlngo or Cuba were TO furnish a similar
case Americans would denounce the
Latin-American republic as unfit for self
government
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

Because the BARRIERS Of Chicago refuse
to organize, certain trades organiza-
tions, particularly the milk drivers.
have decided to let their whiskers
grow as method Of retaliation. Now
the BARRIERS may reciprocate by re-
fusine 10 drink milk.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
A Writer in The Sunday Star is delight

A Writer in the Sunday Star is delight
ed that the bill fixing the salaries Of
county officers also provides for a
per cent. Of the fees to go to the Off
GERS. 1t thinks that under a nat sail
airy Of $4,000 year "the county
would have lost money" why?
Gould not, or would not, our county
officers have collected the fees for
the county for $4,000 year each
Does the writer think that our next
set of county officers will show a
falling Off in quality? Surely not oil
Of them, for certain ones are already
counting ON reelection.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
peIaware aponev Aaaln.

From the Philadelphia North american
john Edward O'sunvan Addicks, of
Delaware, Everywhere and Nowhere, has
done Delaware again-and been done -
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
A Jersev Vlem.

From the Salem, n. j., Sunbeam.
The trouble between Addicks and his
deserting followers is said to be that Ad-
dicks is out Of dough and his followers
are out for II.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
Euneral of IN. Holten.

Special TO The Evening Journal
Middletown. March 27-The funeral
Of Andrew +. Holten. a well-known cit
izen Of this town. took place yesterday
from his home ON Main street. The
services were held at the house and
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
9E5s-s 1E133[9ee8S@99s]979'
Our City Needs
IN zoos.
IN 1905

An improved water supply
) A wharf on the Delaware river
2 'front.'
Deeper water in the Chrisuana-
A new city charter
A charter for Board Of Edu-
cation.
A new City Hail.
A new railroad station
: The completion Of the elevated
, road.
More work for our shipbuilders.
: The reorganization OF our steel
plant.
Z A new Y. NJ. c. A. building for
our boys.
49,. 80
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
Theatrical Notes

"The Royal Chef" which comes to the
Opera House tonight Immediately after
its successful run of twenty-three weeks
IN Chicago will serve to introduce a
novelty in the line of musical comedies
by the splendid arrangement it has of
distributing the thirty song hits it pos
sesses among the different members Of
the company. In most musical comedies
it has been the custom to give the ma
jority Of the songs to the prima-donna or
the leading comedian. This may be well
for these people but the public gets tired
of hearing one or two persons singing all
the songs .
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

were in charge Of the Rev. A. w. Light
bourne, the new pastor of the NJ. +.
Church. The pallbearers were George
ID. Kelley, John Grassland, Wallace
Eliason, ]. Frank McWhorter. William
Brockson and Minoes Banning. Afr
Holten is survived BY a widow and four
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
Take q Glass

Of Borden's Matted MIX hot before
retiring. II you do not sleep well. and
you win be more than pleased with the
result AT all deaiers.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
.n,-nnr1sINn RATEs.

DISPLAYED: q cents per inch. DIS
counts on continued advertising Will os
Forwarded on application.
CLASSIFIED; Situations Wanted free
Boarding or Rooms 10 Rent y cent g
word.
Help wanted, X cent a word.
Real Estate (solid), y cent q word
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

I'm his final defeat. with its attendant
loss of corruption money, j. Edward
Addicks may possibly derive some con-
ISOLATION from the fact that there Is no
longer any honor belonging to seat in
the United States Senate when attain-
ed by his methods
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
neutrality-suspicious..

Brief communications on all subjects Of
interest. temperate in their nature and
slgned BY the writer Cname not TO be pub
lished unless desired are always welcome
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

With q cast Of unusual excellence, Miss
Caroline Hull is at the head Of the organ
ization which is presenting "Vivians
Papas," which comes to the Opera House
on Thursday night. This American COM
edy by Leo Ditrichsten is claimed by tho
management, to be fun of dash and gin
ger Miss Hull will impersonate Vivian.
a fascinating and trouble-maiSing show
girl and incidentally win sing several
popular songs in the second act.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

children. Wallace, william, Elizabeth,
of Middletown. and Mrs. Harry Shap-
ley, Of Smyrna. He is also survived by
two brothers and two sisters.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

The Milford Chronicle thinks that the
members OF the Legislature had
-swelled heads" but with few
years rest the swelling viii be
greatly reduced.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
aRetter an Emntv chair.I

From the Philadelphia Record.
Nobody" again says little Delaware.
Better an empty chair than an unit
Senator" The whole country will cry
Amen"
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

It appears to be the open season sor
Nick Hunt.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

The Writer Of Republican Glasses in
the Star is not just satisfied with the
term cheap falsiher." and we admit
that IT Is inadequate. But what are
we to do? You can't always print
epithets that apply.
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

p,s,.ee free in the United states out
-. the limits OF the city. Subscriptions
s'-e ..,,,s IN advance as follows; BY the
n.esk &C.: month sc; year $500.
~ orderine change OF address give old
" zen as new. The Evening Journal Is
81 sale at all the News stands IN VII
VEIN and at Broad street Station
Evening journal., 1905-03-27

An attraction of brilliancy will be at
the Opera House on Friday night. Little
Egypt's London Gaiety Girls viii prove
to be one Of the most entertaining at
fractions Of the season. The entertain
ment commences with a rollicking laugh
producer Life in the Wild West" and
an olio Of the hest specialties by Europes
and Americas most prominent vaudeville
lartists. concluding with Pat Whites
hilarious burlette entitled Mixing Things
Up"
Evening journal., 1905-03-27
srRscRIBERs

,,,,srea at the Wilmington Postofhee as
49, second Glass Matter.