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Evening journal., 1905-10-24
DIRE DISTRESS.
II Is Near at Hand to Hundseds o
Wilmington Readers.

Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache is the Kidneys cry for heir.
Neglect hurrying to their aid
Means that urinary trouble will fol
low quickly.
Dire disaster, diabetes. Brights dis
ease.
Profit by a Wilmington citizens ex
perience.
David Ford, Of 1116 East 18th Sti
Wilmington, Del. says: Some ten oa
eleven years ago I first noticed symp
toms Of kidney trouble. My back be
gan to hurt me and the annoyance ins
creased until Of late years my suffer,
ings were almost intolerable. Pai1
extended from the small Of the bacf
into the hips and abdomen. At time
/ could not lie on my back and d
stoop or lift anything caused intenst
pain. l could not straighten afte,
stooping without using something "A
a support at night 1 suffered mosh
and had a fluttering sensation arounp
the heart. and there were disorders g.
the kidney secretions. Seeing Doan
Kidney Pills highly recommended b
residents of our own city L sent M
son to Dauforths drug store for ,
box and began taking them. They rel
.lieved me from the start. and thouSu
Il have taken less than one box I ca
state that whereas / was I'm bad shan
before ] took the first dose I have feA
great relief. The pain IN the back hai
been abated and I no longer feel tht
distress in my stomach. There Wat
also much Improvement in the actiol
of the Kidneys"
For sale by an dealers. Price
cents. Foster Milburn Co. BuffaifI
New York, sole agents for the Unite
States.
Remember the name-Doans--
take 10 other
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
ItaIIans Canned Husk Corn.

A well-known contractor has tried
the experiment OF having Italians husk
his corn. but they were unable to do
the work and colored men had 10 be
secured. The Italians did not know
the use OF husking peg, and most Of
them were too old 20 learn. There was
some fierce work for "A time. but the
job had to be given up. In their part
OF Italy the men are not familiar with
corn.-West Chester. Pa, Local News.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald predicts that in
the Middle States and New England today
fair 20 partly cloudy weather and slowly
rising temperature will prevail. with light
and fresh westerly 60 southerly winds and
probably local rain near the lake region.
on Wednesday partly overcast weather
will prevail with slight temperature
changes and light TO fresh variable winds.
followed by rain in the western districts
of this section, and on Thursday over
cast weather, with rain and slightly low
er temperature.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
BITTEN BY A MONKEY
knoeko Attacked Young Woman
While Being Photographed.

A young woman said to be Miss Re-
becca Welles. was badly bitten on the
arm by knocko. one of the monkeys
at the zoo several days ago. The ami
NAL had been taken out of its cage by
Keeper Martin TO be photographed.
While the monk was posing Miss
Welles was standing in the crowd
looking on. Suddenly the monkey
broke away from the keeper and rush.
ed at Miss Welles. Before Martin
could capture the animal he had bitten
the young woman on the arm.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
SERVICE

orders for The Evening Journal may oe
.e,,, direct TO the paper or to the nearest
news agent. IN the city it is served oy
authorized agents. and all orders received
,nsrofror ,v.l he turned cve- 20 them
rs do,,vcrv is irregular. notify carrier
or agent. II irregularities continue noOis
The Evening journal.
Persons leaving the city Temporarily
should have The Evening journal Tor
Uarded 20 them and thus keep IN touch
with local happenings. Send orders direo'
TO the Office.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
WATER COMPANY
ISSUES SCHEDULE
Sets Forth Rates for Private
Dwellings, Hotels and
Business Places
MINIMUM CHARGE FIVE DOLLARS
speelal 10 Nd Evenlng Journal.


New Castle, Oct. 2L-The Delaware
Water Improvement Company is issuing
scale Of yearly rates and a number of
property owners have already made con-
neotions and many more are contemplat-
ing similar action before cold weather
sets in
The rates set forth by the company are
as follows:
PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
Private dwellings. each first tap.
whether inside or outside, and without
screw nozzle for hose. s.; each additional
hydrant or spigot, with or without basin.
and without screw nozzle, $50: each ad-
ditional family occupying different rooms
in same dwelling. s.: pave or wall wash.
with screw nozzle attachment. when no
other spigot is upon the premises. $3.50;
same when one or more other spigots are
upon the premises. $3.50: bath tubs. "a:
wash basins. S.5O: closets, $3.50 to $40.
automatic cellar drains. S4; bath. closet
and basin in bath room. when one or more
other spigots are upon the premises. $50:
double dwellings or dwellings in rows
same rates as though each dwelling were
separate.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
one or two hydrants. inside. with or
without basins. SIS; each additional basin.
$3.50; one bath tub. s.: each additional
, bath tub, 50; beer pump. $40: other privi-
leges. special contract.
STABLES.
Livery stables. special: one single stan
whea no other spigot is upon the premises
s.; one single STALL when one or more
other spigots are upon the premises 81.
each additional stall, sl.50: screw nozzle
attachment TO hydrant, in private stable.
extra. 50.
Bakeries and butcher shops Private
dwelling rates and $40 extra
stores. Offices. lodge rooms. drug stores,
Private dwelling rates
Barber shops-Private dwelling rates
except that rate for a bath tub will be
$500
smithshops-Each forge 500 no shop
! less than s..
Steam hoilers-From I 10 10 horse D lwer.
/ per horse power. se5l from II 10 20 horse
power. per horse power, above TO- S5l:
from y TO 50 horse power, per horse rowsr
above % $i.25; from 81 10 100 horse power
per horse power. above so, 81. from ici
TO 500 horse power. per horse power above
! 100. 90 cents. from s0l to $50 horse power.
per horse power. above SO. So cents.
twelve hours or less 10 constitute "a days
'unning.
Bu.ding pnrppses.-f frickSor.S. por 700
bricks Toe; plsstering, per 400 square
Yards, SIC, stone work. per perch ia;
/ fountains, motors. factories slaughter
/ houses special.
Meter Raies-icensumers 70 fprnsh
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
win Be Supplied with Ice Water.

Workmen engaged in building an ice
plant In the basement of the new Of
flee building of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road have completed their task and the
plant will be I'm operation on Monday
next. Every Office in the building win
be supplied with ice water which will
be pumpe6 directly through spigots
furnished for that purpose.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
SEM From the PhiIIpplnes.

William NJ. Morris. assistant IN the
office OF railroad detectives Jones and
Joyce. has small American flag.
which was sent 10 him by a friend in
the Philippines.
The flag was taken 10 the Philippine
Islands by Lieutenant James A. Means,
Il. s. A.. who has since been transferred
to Fort Brown. Texas.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
AnrrnrIsING RArEs.

x,fsPI AYED; q cents per inch. Dis
counts on continued advertising WI Dc
forwarded on application.
CLASSIFIED: Situations Wanted Free
Boarding or Rooms 60 Rent = cent
word
Help wanted Y cent word
Real Estate Csolld). ls cent a wore.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
Order Holds Convention.

In Ezion NJ. e. Church, Ninth and
French streets, today the nineteenth BIZ
'ennial national encampment Of the In
dependent order OF J. r. Giddings and
Jollifc Union is being held. The con-
vention viii continue four days.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24

Postage free in the United states OUT
side the limits of the city. Subscriptions
pavable in advance as follows Dy Nie
week. &c; month. sc; year, $500.
1n ordering change Of address give o,u
as Oeis as new The Evening Journsl Is
Cor sale at all the News stands IN "i'
m,ngton and at Broad street station
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
Merk On AnimaI Houss..

The work OF laying the foundations
for the animal house in the zoo was
started Yesterday morning Much Of
the material for the house is now on
the ground
Evening journal., 1905-10-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qunins Tab
let's. Druggists refund money if il fails to'
cure. f. w. GROVES signature is on.
each box. &C.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
rnAlhr1-N1rAr1nNs

Brief communications on an subjects OF
interest. temperate In their nature and
signed by the writer (name not to be pun
iished unless dosiredl are always walcome.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
THE WORLDS NEWS
pERsoNAL AND SOCIAL

Oscar L. Crosby of Washington lee
tured before the Franklin Institute
upon his travels in Turkestan and
Tibet.
The wife Of NJ. Bakhametieff. the
new Russian Minister TO Japan, is an
American and was Miss Mary Beale
of Washington.
The parties OF Miss Alice Roosevelt
and e. II. Hartman returned from the
Far East on the steamship Siberia
which broke the record for the rtip be-
tween Yokohama and San Francisco.
Sir Purdon Clarke sails from Eng
land for New York tomorrow. King
Edward expressed great interest in his
work
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
WAsHINGrON.

1t develops that there Is a complete
deadlock over every feature of the
Panama Canal problem. Secretary Taft
is on the point Of going to the Isthmus
to bring order out of chaos. if possible.
The United States Supreme Court
decided that state Senator Green, of
New York. must stand trial in Wash
lington on the charge of conspiring
with Beavers and others to defraud the
Postofice Department.
The Supreme Court. at Pittsburg.
heard argument and reserved decision
on an appeal from the opinion Of the
Chester County Court that neither of
the rival Republican factions in that
county IS entitled to the party column
on the official ballot.
Samuel Spencer president of the
Southern Railway interprets Presi-
den Roosevelts utterances as indicat-
ing that his rate policy has been modi-
fed.
PENNSYLVANIA.
state Treasurer Mathues. the Repub-
lican leader of Delaware county said
he would retire from politics when his
term ended.
FOREIGN.
Morgan and Uerkins are reported to
be unfavoraby impressed by the terms
OF the Russian loan.
| Mohs for two days have fought with
the police of Santiago. Chile. Many
have been killed and wounded.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notes aggregating at least 100000
are missing from the ruined Enterprise
National Bank, of Pittsburg. These
notes represent paper held as security
for the loans made by Cashier Clark
land. Il is declared. contain the names
OF prominent state politicians. The
notes probably have been destroyed,
land it is said that they were destroy
ed by the dead cashier.
A remarkable lack of system in the
method of conducting the affairs of the
Enterprise National has been disclosed
by The investigation now under way.
A Pittsburg banker expresses the be-
lief that within forty-eight hours ev-
lery bit Of damaging political paper will
be taken up. leaving i'm the bank only
Legitimate and well secured notes.
Clark's suicide has caused the NAM
ling of a receiver for the National Ca
bic and Wire Company. OF which Clark
was president.
More than S2.000.0Oo sinking fund
and s4.000.ooO OF the general fund are
deposited in Pittsburs and Allegheny
/ banks. the Enterprise National being
particularly favored.
Governor Folk fought fire in the ex-
ecutiVe mansion az jefferson city. No.
conducted his wife and guests TO safety
and saved the portsaits of his predeoes-
sors.
A report was current in New York
that Charles =. Murphy. the Tammany
leader and Senator McCarron will be
called as witnesses la the insurance in
quiry.
DEATHS.
ferry simpson 81 wichita Kan,
Evening journal., 1905-10-24

moved TO this city. Mr.. Carney is em-
ployed at the Brylgon plant a surprise
party was given TO Miss Bessie Wilson
last evening at her home by pupils Of her
schoolroom. Mrs. Charles Holman has
returned from a visit to Philadelphia
friends.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24

There seems TO be no doubt that le-
gal action will pe pushed though no
definite plans have been made public.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
Che GOenine JOutIral.
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
AT FOURTH AND SHIPLEY SIS
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
srrRsCRIBERs.

Entered al the wilmington Postoilce as
Second Glass Matter.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24
SOCIAL

Francis Irons. OF Readine. Pa, is Wis
iung Mrs. Michael Rogers, Eben and
sherman Watts are visiting friends
On New Castle. Leo Sullivan. OF
Washington. formerly Of this city, is vis-
iting in New Castle. Edward Elkinton
spent yesterday in Philadelphia. Edward
Carney and family of Wilmington, have
Evening journal., 1905-10-24

The only way to make some people
walk In the straight and narrow path
is TO cali lt boulevard.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24

Jerry simpson 81 YieRila' Ken
Evening journal., 1905-10-24

William IA. Morrison has completed the
work OF erecting several large oyster
packing and shipping sheds at Bivalve.
\. J. MI. Morrison spent short time
in New Castle yesterday. returning TO his
home in Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1905-10-24

The barkentine S. y. Castle brought
to San Francisco. from the Okhotsl
Sea. recently the record catch for cod
-2OS 600 IN all.
Evening journal., 1905-10-24

The darkest hour Of ali the day is The
hour when the alarm clock starts to
sputter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-29
COAST SURVEY SERVICE.
Locations Of Various Vessels-Personal
Notes

The following notes OF the United States
coast survey service have just been issued
and are of interest here:
The brig Galilee. John F. Pratt, assistant
coast and geodetic survey, commanding
was at Honolulu on September go This
vessel Is engaged In making magnetic
survey of the North Pacific ocean under
the auspices of the Carnegie Institution.
The steamer Gedney, Assistant E. F.
Dickins commanding, after spending the
summer in making surveys in southeastern
Alaska, reached Seattle. Wash, with the
following officers: H. l.. Beck, aid; C. H
Halliday. assistant surgeon; C. f. Deich-
man. captains clerk; A. Crowell, Junior aid ;
w. G. Insley, mate, and A. c. Jansen. pilot.
The steamer Macarthur, Assistant II. C.
benson commanding. which has been en-
veys of Prince William sound and ap-
proaches Alaska, has returned to Seattle
with the following officers on board: WILL
van, chief engineer: E r. Edison, assistant
surgeon; Z. B. Collins, aid, and C. H.
Lowenhjelm, mate.
Assistant Fremont Morse has returned to
San Francisco after spending the; summer
on the demarkation of the Alaska Canada
boundary as laid down by the Alaska boun
dairy tribunal at London in 1903.
On October IL the following officers sailed
from San Francisco for duty In the Philip
pine Islands: d. B. Wainwright, H. c.
benson, L. H. Westdahl. A. r. Hunter, C.
H Halliday, H. g. Locke, II. W. Peerce, r.
n. Hardy. J. w. Maupln, =. Mueller and
Henry Bernhard
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NOMINATION DECLINED
WEST VIRGINIA SENATORSHIP
AND OTHER MATTERS.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WHEELING, w Va, October 2S.-Z. Tay-
lor Vinson of Cabell county is West vir-
gnia politician who knows how to de-
cline. Following the last conference of the
insurgent republicans his name was given
out as the likely candidate for Senator Ell
kins' seat. Capt. Bob Smith, the prosecut-
ing attorney of Mcdowell, and one of the
active insurgents, was responsible for the
Vinson booms publicity. Vinson had been
talked of in this light for some time. and
he came out in a statement which defines
his position clearly.
II will not be a candidate until I know
positively that / can be elected. If In my
judgment such condition should ever arise
1 will announce my candidacy in the usual
way"
Thus Mr.. vinson disposes of his senator
ial boom. He diSmisSes 1t as completely
as If he announced that he wouldn't take
the senatorship under any consideration, for
the anti Eikins republicans are on the look
out for slayer and who is not averse to
leading their fight from now on and with
all the fascination of a doubtful contest.
Thomas W. Fleming, the Marion county
legislator. is of different stuff. He appreci-
ates the turning of the searchlight in his
direction and tells the boys that IL they do
much more of 1t he will pitch in and put
up a fight of the soul-stirring brand. And
everybody who knows Tom Fleming Is
hoping he will enter the ring, in which
contingency there will be blood from the
start.
Marshalship Contest.
Senator Elkins is deviding his time be-
tween railroad regulation and the federal
marshalship for the northern district. Ben
Sayre Of Taylor county and Virgil High
land of Harrison county are tmportuning
the senator for the Job Major Charley
Elliott wants for four years more. High
land, with his side partner. Sherman Den
ham, absolutely controls the republican Or
ganization in Harrison county, and recent
Iy they served notice on the senator that
Elliott must step down for Highland Har-
rison county controls two members of the
house of delegates and one member of the
state senate. and Elkins will need these
three legislators in his business with the
prospect for a republican legislature much
poorer than last year.
Soon after his return from the Philip
pines, few days ago, Senator Scott was
besieged on the marshalship proposition,
but he made 1t plain to the aspirants that
the choice was up to Senator Elktns. Sen
ator Scott said the man Elkins shall name
will be satisfactory to him. The junior
senator Ia over his troubles for five years.
and he has sense OF humor that will APP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-29

in-law. The insurgents are mostly against
Hughes for his sensational rightabout face
In the governorship contest at the state
convention. when they supposed he would
hold the Cabell county delegation IN line for
Teter, but something happened to the con-
trary. AS the insurgents are former Teter
supporters they want Hughes scalp.
Hughes has done some good work in pla-
eating a number of the insurgents. and IL
all would get tied up in Wilson's behalf
Vinson could induce them TO withdraw
their opposition to Hughes. That probabil-
ity has been knocked in the head however,
by his statement that he will not make the
race for the senatorship unless a race Is
not necessary Needless to add, his an
nouncement Is a blow to the insurgents.
In the meantime they are hoping for the
situation TO get to a stage where It will
bring forth the man.
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Held Responsible for Accident.

William Wheeler, colored, twenty-three
years old. was arrested yesterday afternoon
by the police of the third precinct and held
to answer a charge growing out of an ac-
cident in which his ice wagon is alleged to
have run over Lawrence Lee, colored. iive
years DID, in front of the home OF the chisd'a
parents, 405 26th street northwest The
boy sustained fracture of one arm and q
number of painful bruises. He was taken
to the Emergency Hospital and given sur
gical treatment. Later he was returned to
the home of his parents. Wheeler will BE-
allied upon In the Police Court tomorrow
morning to explain the affair.
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His View of Effects.

prohibition does not prohibit the disposal
of liquor in Kansas. nor in any other state
where similar law Is in force that have
ever been In. but it does permit the sale of
bottled stuff, the drinking of which causes
murder and crime. From my experience in
trotting all over the country 1 have found
that the most effective way to curtail the
vcousness of unbridled drink lies in the
elimination of the deadfall saloon by a stiff
license fee. Whether the revenue from the
license fees should be disregarded in the
furtherance of higher aims is a matter of
discussion which presents two sides. and
one which each community must settle for
itself. But l am convinced that If some
of the liquid that is surreptitiously dis
pensed as whisky and wine in prohibition
states were to be publicly distributed and
the inhabitants compelled to drink 1t they
would vote to unit for higher license
fee rather than none at ALL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-29

Mai Sylvester received a message from
Hampton, Va, yesterday asking that the
police look out for Harry Packard The
young man, whose arrest is asked, Is said
to have run away from the Indian school
at Hampton. He was formerly q member
of the wild west show. the police were
told.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-29
RECOMMEND ACCEPTANCE.
Firefghter to Become Property of the
District

Chief Engineer William T. Belt yesterday
forwarded to the Commissioners his formal
report of the test of the flreboat F'irefghter
which was made Thursday. He stated that
the pumps were subjected to endurance of
seven hours and at the conclusion they
were taken apart and found to be In per-
feet condition. He recommended that the
boat be accepted, and Commissioner Mac
farland has affixed his approval to the
order.
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would NOT attempt to analyze, but. without
any effort at humor. l will say that 1t was
a cruelty, and ought to have been a mis-
demeanor in itself to sell such poison for
human consumption. ! have been in the
state many times since, but l have never
eXperienced q thirst while there.
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Carried to the White House.


The marshalship fight has been carried
to President Roosevelt in advance or the
recommendation of the senators. All Inc
applicants, which include Steve Pyle OF
Tyler county, besides Elliott, Highland ana
Savre have addressed several pounds OF
mail to the White House. A new wrinkle
in West Virginia politics has been drawn
in Sayre's behalf Nearly every one or the
ministers attending the recent Methodist
conference at Morgantown signed feti-
ton in his behalf. Incidentally this docu-
ment had illusions that could be construed
to reflect on the present official.
The marshopship problem is due for
solution about the middle of December al
though 1t is expected that Senator Elkins
will endeavor to have 1t deferred as long
az possible. This sort of delay was re-
sorted to successfully in AWARDING the M
ternaI revenue collectorship, but Senator
Scott did not have objection to that ex-
pediency, because he wanted the legislature
pulled off, and his own case decided befcre
hand He can't very well object now III
Senator Elkins drags the thing along, put
n can't GO that far this time because the
legislature does not meet again Tor over
year.
Mr.. Hughes Opponents.
Four republicans will give Repres snta-
tive James A Hughes a battle in The fifth
district, with ex-Attorney General e. r.
Rucker the strongest of the field. The
booming of Taylor vinson for senator
is considered clever move In Hughes
behalf. yinson is Hughes brother
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Old Pianos Worth Money,

F. G. Smith Plano Co. will allow you full
value for your old plano. See advertisement
on page 5, part 1.
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Inaugurated in Virginia.

Within the last week the state of Virginia
has taken up the work Mr.. Mcconnell,
who has been in Washington for a few
days, went down to the University of Vir-
ginIa, and many of the faculty at once en-
tered into his plans for building up through
his library movement the educational ad-
yantages of the small towns of Virginia.
LAS rule" says a prominent writer,
people have looked to the east for new
ideas and new movements, but in this case
there is a reversal. leading people have
come from different sections of the north
and east to look into the library movement
to see IL 1t could not be adapted TO other
sections. Plans are now on foot to organ
lie the movement into national institu-
ton to provide public Libraries, school IL
braries and Sunday school libraries to all
sections of the United States. Some of the
leading educational institutions. well as
wealthy philanthropists, are considering
taking hold and helping Mr.. Mcconnell pro-
mote his great library movement