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Evening journal., 1905-08-11
DEER PARK HOTEL,
Deer Park, Md.

This famous Allegheny Mounta
hostelry will open on June "a vii
prospects for the most brilliant seasc
in its history. The hotel and cottagl
have been renovated and painted. ID
side and out. Two of We choice
cottages can be secured If applicatic
is made at once. Many suites
rooms have been engaged in the h,
tel building and both annexes.
The popularity OF Deer Park is d.
to its splendid location, $500 fe
above the sea level, out of range
malaria and mosquitoes. Every cor
venience is provided for guests. III
rooms are delightful and the cuisi1
excellent. The hotel is provided wil
all modern improvements for comforl
with bowling alleys, billiard room
tennis courts, golf links, swimmir
pools. etc, for amusement. An eF
tirely new livery equipment has bed
installed.
Deer Park is on the direct line
the Baltimore & Ohio between Ne
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wasl
Iineton. Cincinnati, Louisville.
Louis. Wheeling. Columbus and CHI
cago. having the excellent advantaf
of through vestibuled trains from cad
OF these cities. with through Pulima
service during the season from ar
to Pittsburg.
Address w. f. Burwell, manage
Deer Park, Maryland
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
COMING AND CONG.

THE zeigler expedition which sail
4 ed two years ago in search Of
the North Pole has been rescued In
stead OF reaching the Pole they seem
10 have fallen far short Of the "farthest
North" record Their ship was smash
ed TO kindling wood early on their trip
and they were only prevented from
starvation by the discovery Of a cache
containing supplies.
But the leader Of the expedition de-
clares that they have made valuable
scientific discoveries though he does
not tell their nature. But this claim
has been made by every far Northern
explorer possibly because it offers
some excuse for the undertaking. All
this Information if gathered and arr
ranged ought 70 be sumcient for all
ordinary demands.
Meanwhile just as one failure is be-
ing recorded and the defeated explor-
ers are being brought back in relief
ship, another expedition is heading for
the unknown regions Of the North. the
elusive Pole being the quest Some
body some Of these days may be suc-
oessful but everybody expects of each
new expedition another chapter IN the
book OF failure.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
FRiDAy. Aucusr 1905.
aFRleNpsAlpr BUSTED.

THE "Friendship7 campmeeting
4 near smyrna has folded its tents
ike the Arabs and stolen away. Even
l,s name did not hide the multitude Of
tin- that was laid to us door-if a
csmpmeetins may be said TO have a
door.
The Attorney General ordinarily
takes no notice Of the peculiarities Of
particular creeds. omcially he has no
creed. hut when the chief elements OF
vorsaip arrsar to be cuttings and
nhoornEs De steps in and puts an end
to this means Of grace; and the friends
Of Friendship" may now lay their
ratcrs away hang t.eir pistols on the
wall ard sadly ponder the fact that
our cnscials have no encouragement
;or that zeal which leads to the un-
tsrtaker
q is sad to contemplate. but there is
refuge for the camp leaders. There Is
a lot az sood. honest farm work around
Smyrna taat needs to be done And
though it does not offer the means Of
r-ace which the camp Afforded stin ii
is most excellent remedy for an ex-
cess of z1al
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
IN LIGHTHOUSE
WITH MAD MAN
Awful Strug lie For a Week
With Victim of Delirium
Tremens
TRIED TO PUT OUT THE LIGHTS

Port Jefferson L. l.. Aug 1.-THE story
Of a struggle with a mailman, which last
ed a week ia a lonely lighthouse. has just
come TO light here. The chief figures in
the case are Merrill Hulse. first assistant
the Sound, midway between here and
Bridgeport, and Second Assistant julius
Coster. The latter WIS suffering tempo
rarily from acute mania.
According TO the official report af Gil
bert L. Rutland. head keeper. Coster was
given few days shore leave. Coming
20 Port jefferson. he drank heavily for
several days. and on the last Day of his
leave. one OF his companions says. con-
sumed nearly three quarts Of whisky
Coster then secured razor and lashing
the blade in the handle. he started out in
search of a horde OF imaginary enemies.
lie searched all the rooms in the tower,
but finding no one, he became more quiet.
When Hulse saw him next Coster was
hard at work with a hammer and chisel
endeavoring to take bricks from the side
of the tower, saying HE foes were pursu-
ing him and were hidden IN the brick
sides of the lighthouse.
This went on for an entire week One
day Coster made up his mind that he
would stop the light. and so he hid him
self and in the evening went up and stop
ped the lenses. Fortunately he only
stopped the light from revolving he could
not put it out II would have menaced
the large Sound steamers had the light
gone out. Hulse. however fought with
Coster in the narrow passageway around
the light and succeeded I'M getting him
away from that portion of the tower.
Next day the mans delirium took a me-
ancholy turn and he made UP his mind
to commit suicide he took his razor.
bound the blade to the handle with piece
Of cloth and tried to cut his throat. He
made cash after cash. but inflicted only
flesh wounds. Not satisfied he then took
heavy pocket knife and stabbed him
self in the neck He would have ended
his life had not Keeper Huland arrived at
this junctufe and succeeded in disarming
him
coster was taken to Port jefferson next
day, where he was attended by a phys'cl.
an. He has been discharged from the
service as result Of Keeper Rutland
report to the Government.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
MECHANIC AND COFFEE
Tn old Coffee Troubles Left When
He Quit.

Since quitting coffee I am hearty and
well az SO and so to my work every dav
and feel stronger and better in ever,
way than used TO when I was consid-
erahly younger
II am "a mechanic and have been a
great lover Of coffee and used 1t an nv
life until few months ago when made
up my mind that il was hurting me.
suffered from constipation. Indigestion
and kidney troubles and I used 10 bloa,
up and have palms IN my back.
'something had 10 be done and | qui,
coffee the old kind. mean, ana began
TO use Postum Food Conee. In "A few
weeks I was well man again My bow
els became regular my food digested
comfortably. the bloatins and pains in
my back no longer troubled me and my
kidneys resumed healthy. normal action.
That improved condition remains. am
sure ] owe it 10 Postum Coffee. for ]
have used no medicines
Il like Postum much better than the
ola kind "a seems 20 pe more satisfyins
suS 4 ana my whole family drink IL
mprnsg, noon ans pigst This Is nay
heneFt sietement OF whst Postum has
done far me- S4me givea hy Postum
Co. Battle crsek Micn
There's a reason.
Gst the little book, "Ths Rosa 10 ve,l-
iyAlls" IN every Pkg
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
sELLlNe MoRg THAN wg euY.

IT HERE is no question but the time
4 Is ripe for consideration by
Congress Of our whole system OF rails
ing Federal revenues But. when the
matter comes up IN the form Of con-
templated legislation there win be diff
ferences OF opinion as TO features Of
particular methods The condition of
the treasury occasions no alarm for
the immediate present. but we cannot
SO on paying out more than we receive
Indefinitely
The Democrats. OF course. have but
one remedy. tarin reduction. The New
York World urges this in an editorial
which in another paragraph deplores
the condition Of the American working
man. But Notwithstanding the condi-
tion Of the Treasury. we are fortunate
in that our exports have increased
enormously and our imports have not
increased proportionateiy. In other
words. we are selling more abroad than
we have ever done before. and we are
buying less
Now we can think of no truer sign
Of prosperity. And the cry that our
workingmen generally are not receiv-
ing their share isn't true.
But suppose we reduce the tariff ma
terialy, what will happen? win not
greater quantities OF foreign goods
come in which will mean that I'VE shall
produce less at home and buy NOR,
abroad How long would we tolerat,
thar system?
The balance Of trade is enormousi,
in our favor. To sell more than w,
buy IS as good business in govern.
mert as it is in an individual. 70
that difference BENEFITS America, an,
you cannot pour billions into coun
try without every man deriving SOM
benent
To let down the bars to foreign good
might cheaper the cost of living TO al
extent. But it stands to reason tina
If we bought more from abroad w
should produce less at home. and T.
that case what would become Of ou
Industries And how would labor b
benented7
Evening journal., 1905-08-11

Rear Admiral Clark who goes on the
retired list. has earned repose in his
old age. He has had an honorable
career an the way through. Upon
graduation from Annapolis he was
plunged into the Civil War where
he showed the metal that was ~
him. But the one act for which he
will be remembered was his record
trip in the Oregon from the Paciic 70
Key West with decks cleared for
action day by day and every mo-
ment facing the possibility Of meet
ing the whole Spanish fleet 1t was
discovered that Captain Clark had
mapped out his course OF action in
case that emergency arose: he pro-
posed TO give battle without any at
tempt TO flee. That is the rue
spirit OF the American navy.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
PARROT CALLED FOR AID
An lrishman Then Saved the Green
Bird From Drowning.

New York. Aug. li.-Thrown overheard.
imprisoned IN a heavy ease by it's master.
a steerage passenger on the French liner
la Gascogne just before she lett her
pier this morning green and red Mex
lean parrot forced itself between the bars
OF the cage after Il had sunk beneath the
surface, and rising 10 the air. began
screaming in Spanish 10 be saved.
An Irish longshoreman. who had seen
the biz OF green disappearing. put OUT
IN rowboat and saved the bird when
il came 20 the surface Porched on its
rescuer's shoulder the parrot swore ter
ribie Spanish oaiha 20 its owner who
could be- seen nj the sieerago rain as La
Gascogne pot out
Tho binds owner Salvatore Damato.
recently arrived from The CITY OF Mexi-
co, on DE way back 20 bis home in MAJ
pies. with ine saungr of several years
Of railroad building in bis pockets. Ho
had the parrot which he called Fran
cesca, the name of the wife he had LETT
IN Naples. in heavy wire cage. Whom
he boarded Ia Gascosne be was told TIM.
there would be- "a charge OF 81 for the par
rot on the voyage. This angered saliva
tore. he thought a lot Of the bird. but
not enough to pay 81 for its passage TO
Italy
He declared he would never paw the
money Someone offered him 81 for the
bird. but he refused. Finally. when ne
found the steamship officers obdurate. De
grabbed the cage. parrot and an. and
threw the imprisoned bird over the ral.
Persons on the pier wanted 10 have D,-
mato arrested for cruelty to animals ara
called policeman. but before the latter
arrived the liners gangplank had been
lifted and she was putting out into the
stream.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11

Japan is making something out of the
war wreckage. The Russian battle
ship Variag has been successfully
raised and win be added to her
navy. along with numerous other war
craft that formerly flew the flag Of
the Car. When all the ships shan
have been raised that it is possible
to repair Japan viii have a greater
navy than that with which she en-
tered the war
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
READABLE RHYMES
The Forsaken Canoe.


sleep an day and count my dreams
Live my gay ventures DER again
See the dead camphrcs and the men;
The spruoo-toppod hills and widowed
The gray geese, homing from far south,
The strap geese. homing from far South;
The jammed logs az the rvers mouth;
The cat-skinned alders near and far
Starting the hanks with fairy CLEANS;
The drifi-wood swinging at the bar
I sleep an day and count my dreams.
Ny masters love has passed me by;
But | remember those old things
The splashing, and the beat Of wings;
The hitting king-hshers long cry;
The heron at the waters rim
With checkered shadows over him,
The songs the bending paddles knew;
The winds across the hollow sky
An these come back. so dear. so true,
Though his brown hands have passed me
by.
The frosts OF winter chill me through
Tho suns OF summer do not reach
Thls dusty lofc on spit and beach
know the sunlight washes true.
/ know the clear winds wake the trees
To honest woodland melodies.
While lie here. and spiders twist
Their webs. and those dear things !
knew
Taste OF the rapids tricks Of wrist
Come not, and silence chills me through
Winter and August Spring and Fani
Wet fields. ripe cherries; shingles base
TO sun and summer; April rare
With magic fragrance, and the call
OF gray geese in the midnishi Dead,
All dead TO me, save In my dream,
So, let me dream. The rapids brawL
The blue smoke blows across the stream,
And Gods wide peace is over all
Theodore Roberts IN Recreation for
August
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
HELD UP AS RUNAWAYS
Oxford, Pa, Officials Had Reward for
House Of Refuge Lads in Mind.

The oxford, Pa, correspondent Of
the West Chester Local News says:
TWO young men who came to OK
ford on the way TO Havre de Grace
were held for some times as refugees
from Glen Mills yesterday. These
boys were tramping it for the summer
and stopped here for the morning in
order to get enough to keep them go
ing for a day or two. Several of the
Oxford citizens had heard Of the es-
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
AODIcWS DAIRY ATTACHED
Y. 5, Marshal Finn Laid an Attaea-
ment on His Personal Property.


All tho personal property OF J. Edward
Add.cks' at his Carrcroft farm. has been
attached by United states Marshal wn-
liam r. Finn. This included the efeets
OF his modern dairy business.
Marshal Finn has levied upon the cows
and the milk wagons, horses. farm inn
plements, the crops, household furniture
and other effects, however. as a result
OF an action in the United states Court
The levy was made IN the suit Of Charles
r. hinchman, Of Camden. \. j.. against
Mr. Addicks. growing out of the sale Of A
property by Hinchman to Addicks and
the Ruby Match Company In Camden
hinchman accepted $1,000 cash and a
mortgage for S500o0 ON the property rhe
morteage was forcclosed and the prone,t,,
sold for Slooo. Hinchman. IN the United
states Court In New Jersey al the l,et
{ term secured Judgment against Addioks
LOT $4,000, the balance of the mortraee
ana had the Judgment transferred here
lie then had an attachment issued ro,
an OF MI Addicks' personal property that
could be found in the State. under which
Marshal Finn attached the personal ef-
fects at Carrcroft.
The attachment does not cover. real es-
tate however The carrcroft farm was
pledged as security by Mr. Addicks In his
settlement Of the suit brought bv Re.
ceiVer George Wharton Pepper agains,
him. The carrcrou farm is one Of m,
most valuable IN the county ana Is en-.
tlrely oirerent from the claymont prop,
erty. which is owned by Mrs Addicks
who lives there. Anthony Higgins ane
Horace @. Eastburn are counsel for Mr.
Hinehman ~ tho present proreedinss
Evening journal., 1905-08-11

cape of four boys from Glen Mills ar
of the reward offered and though
these might possibly be the boys.
They were taken into custody /
the officer. but their story was
straight that it hardly needed the me
sage from the superintendent of u
House of Correction to convince II
burgess that they were not the partie
They were released upon their Pre-
mise to leave town Immediately.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
THE MORE. THE LESS. d

"The more you take the less you need
intil you need none-for you are cured.
My effort all along was to avoid the evil
IF the ordinary remedy which pampers
lrgans already weak and so makes the
latient a slave to the pill Remember
Nature expects every organ to do its
iuty.'
Physicians have long recognized the
iact that constipation is at the bottom
jf nearly every disease. Itsaps all energy,
and makes lie a burden it opens the
ioors to all evil germs and makes the
body too weak to resist them.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
"THE VELVET WORKER. "

This new discovery is in small tablets,
,asily taken, and they are packed in
watch shape bottles which fit the YES,
pocket. The tablet is mild, all vegetable,
never gripes or Injuries the most delicasc
organs. But it does the work So ma.
turally and soothingly they stimulate
and regulate aud strengthen that they
have been nicknamed THE Little Velvet
Workers"
Don't shuttle along with this great bur
den BE healthy, be strong, be happy
Read our offer:
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
WONDER WORKER
MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY FOR
TIE CURE OF ALL FORMS
OF CONSTIPATION ~ NOT
A HABIT BUT A CURE
YOU DECREASE THE
DOSE UNTIL CURED.

After many years of study and practice
4 physician specialist has discovered the
,ure for constipation. 1t is called Chase's
constipation Tablet.
do not mean, said the physician to
evcral OF his colleagues announcing his
mccess, ~ do not mean just another pill
hat breeds the pill habit. My remedy is
cure. BY gently forcing all the digest
We organs 70 perform their functions it
'estorcs them all to health and strength.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Special Low Fares.
SUMMER SEASON 1905.

Denver. Col.-G. A. R. Encampme
September Al.
Portland, Ore.-Lewis & Clark cet
tennial Exposition. June 1-October
Special announcements from time
time.
For detailed information call on
address ticket agents Baltimore
Ohio Railroad.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
Funeral Of Harry ]. Carney

From his late residence No. 5i3 Walnut
street the funeral Of Harry J. Carney,
who died cf typhoid fever yesterday
morning, Will take place on Monday
morning Requiem Mass viii be celebra-
tea ia 81 Margs z c. Church bs the
Rev. z. l.. Brady al ? o'clock. Interment
Nll Ne made ia Gatnesrsi Cemetery
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
srRvIcE.

~. s'~.ct to the paper or to the nearest
new AGENT. In the city it is served o., os
.'..,-o~,7cd ,eonts. ard all orders received
,,.,o,,on, viii he turned over &c 'hem.
~ sel,,ery IS irregular. notify carrier
rf irregularities continue. notify
The r.vening 1ounal
nsrsors leaving the c''y 'e"Po'1l'.s
sho,,.d have the Evening Journal lo,,
worscs 10 them and thus keep IN touol
viii, local happeninss. Send osoers dilse
10 She omce
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
Typhola peath a. Ea,tnn.

Easton. Md. Aug. i1.-Miss Kate
Hammond. aged Il years, died in Eas.
ton az the residence Of hsr parents.
Mr. and Mrs William H. Hammond,
yesterday afternoon after an illness
of about five weeks Of typhoid fever.
Another one OF Nr. HsmmoHd.s dsusb-
tefs - ill 4.tb ths fever
Evening journal., 1905-08-11

Tbs Warld Advances usually by inn
peroeptible stages. but sometimes uo
take a great leap. Wa read. Tor in
stance. that certain rural news
papers Of Pennsylvania have adopt,
ed the rule fhat IN future they viii
print no snake stories THAI nsvs 40,
bsen fully verified. We trust thsi
the reform movement will spread un-
I'll i comes 70 includs Brldgsynle
ps!aEaEes.r-
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
AnvrRrIsING RATEs.

rrspLAYED: p cents per inch. Dis
counts on continued advertising WI o'
forwarded en- application.
CLASSIFIED: Situations Wanted Free
Board!ns cr Rooms to Rent q cent
wcr,i.
IIelp wanted. is cent a word
Zeal Estate ,solid). = cent a word.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
Msehaaies = entersain.

WFona couacg No. 3 j. c. L. A. ~.
VIII entertsin ,5s members o. Toughken.
anon. NeW Castle and Elkton or Thurs
day evsninE. Aggpzt y. Ths degree team
Iof Mincna VIII perform the inltIetion
work for the visiting menhsrk
Evening journal., 1905-08-11

The Morning Nsws aud- tho Every
Evening have for some lays been
discussing the condition OF our
streets and incidentally discussing
each other. We have finally learn
I'd what we al first suspected
there isn't particle Of difference
between them. and therefore we com
clude that the question was used
merely to furnish padding
Evening journal., 1905-08-11

Postage free in the United states . ou''
side nc limits OF the city. suosellp''ons
~s,-,1,,o in advance as follows; BY tHe
wcol, &c: month. e5c; year. $500 -
n srdsrsns cnanze OF address give o,o
u.cn as now. The Evening journal -
eor s,le at all the News stands ~ VIZ
r,,nston aad at Broad Street station
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
Mal 49, al nath.

l-scal rairplmen may petition tas
Police coplniss.oa % establish baths
at tue clsy 1au, The policemen
sYggsst The basement OF the building.
now occupied as pootblack stand az
3 suitable place.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
Car Jumps Track.

One of the cars of the Peoples Rail-
way Company last evening iumped
from the rails at the bridge spanning
the Brandywine at Poplar street. Traf-
flee was delayed for some time.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
.o........r.. ...rnNe

Brief communications ON an SUBJECTS OF
Interest temperate in their nature ana
Eianed b. the writer lname not TO be pno-
iisAsd unless desired are always welcome
Evening journal., 1905-08-11

Aiiss Minnie Baldwin is president Of
bank IN Wister I T. which has cap
italisation Of 5000 and Is manager Of
the concern.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
srrRscRIBERS.

rnterrd al the wilmington Postofnce as
second Class Matter.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
= s =. :. 1. /.

To any reader who sends US his or her
name and address with hve stamps "a
cover postage expenses. we Will ai once
mail full-sizc 25-cent bottle OF Chase Z
Constipation Tablets, The workg thAi
0urss. Sot 8 sample. mind, full-siz'
25-ccH; hottie. Let us prove Il 10 YOU
Write 70 day, addressing Chase Mtg Sop
NewburgE, y. y
Fsr Gals ~
N. g. cANFoRT~
Market aud Second sta
MILLER DRUG co.
4o2 Market sirsf5
Evening journal., 1905-08-11
; 0 Ross 8 SON.
D ROSS g. SON.
Mid Summer
Clearance Sale
continues until the reduced goods
are disposed of.
Great Bargains

Half-price sale of Summer Fab
RIGS in the Dry Goods Department.
Half-price sale Of Summer Clothing
in the Clothing Department. Half
price sale of Straw Hats in the Hat
Department.
Evening journal., 1905-08-11

Don't forget the Carpenters and Join
ers day and moonlight excursion to
Washington Park on Saturday August
- Procure your tickets from the COM
m5ttee before going on the boat.
Aug l0-2t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08
Tersely Told Tales Both Grim and Gay

Side as those about our venerable city hall
and the postofflce are downtown. He
spends most of his money for beer, and
consequently his person is always a doleful
sight
Not long ago some one asked him why he
did not drink mineral water instead of the
beer which he took in such Quantities. He
answered. ''Waukesha water is all right
for the Methydsts but give me somethin'
with Milwaukee label" Ben has a pc
culiar high nasal twang which renders his
conversation very comical.
About a month ago he was taken Ill, so
that ne was forced to give up delivering
water to his customers. A doctor was
called, who diagnosed the case as one OF
dropsy Poor Ben was getting worse all
the time, and one morning the doctor said
We'll, Ben, l think we will have to tap
you"
Tap me-" said Ben, for what?"
For water, of course" replied the doctor
Water" shrieked Ben in disgust, u
amt teched drop in twenty years."-Chi-
cago Record-Herald.