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Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-08-19
Wojna Rosyjsko- japoksks

Uwaga calego swiatA jest obecnie
zwr6cona ma male miasteczko Ports
mouth, W stanie New Hampshire, gdzie
sic tocza uklady przedstawicieli rosyj-
skich japonskimi pok6j lub tez dal-
sze prowadzenie wojny.
Wysiannik rosyjski Witte i wyslannik
japonski Komura, oraz ich asystenci, OBJ
raduja wsp6lnie W budynku nalezacym
do zarzadu marynarki Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, a mieszkaja W hotelu "Wenth-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-08-19

polowe powiatu zas}awskiego w CUB. wo-
}ynskiej. Natomiast w powiatach lebe-
dynskim sumskim, gubernii charkow-
skiej, ruch usta}. Wszelakoz wojsko przy-
byle dla usmierzenia go pozostanle az
do ukonczenia robot polnych.
Gielda miasta Nikolajewa zwr6ci}a
sic do wiadz petersburskich z prosba te-
legraficzna zniesienie stanu wojen-
nego w Nikolajewie, gdyz stan ten wy
wiera zgubny wplyw ma handel wywozo-
wy.
w zytomierzu (gdzie zydzi w przewi-
wlasna milicye) przysz}o do starcia po-
miedzy wojskiem a zbrojna miodzieza
zydowska, przyczem straciio zycle kilka
os6b, a wiele jest rannych:
w Bialymstoku rzucono bombe ma uli-
cy Syzranskiej. Kilka os6b jest zabi-
tych.
w Radomiu "a pomoca bomby chciano
zabic tamtejszego policmajstra; zamach
sic ME uda}, bo od}amki bomby poraniiy
go tylko, lecz ME pozb zbawi}y zycia.
w Tykocinie pod Bialymstokiem zbun-
towani chlopi spalili pa}ac hrabi6w Kra-
sinskich.
w miastach powiatowych Opatowie,
Lubartowie i Wegrowie wv guberniach
radomskiej lubelskiej) handy rewolu-
cyonist6w uzbrojonych w rewolwery
bomby zaatakowa}y urzedy skarbowe,
chcac porozbijac kasy i zabrac pieniadze
ma fundusz rewolucyjny. O napadzie
uprzedzona byia policya przez szpie-
gov stosownie sic przygotowafa. Mad
chodzacych reWolucyonist6w przywitali
kozacy salwami karabin6w. Wielu z
mich polegfo, a liczba rannych jest bar
dzo znaczna.
w Dlutowie pod Pabjanicami diva ty-
siace socyalist6w zebrafo sic ma wiec w
podmiejskim lasku. Nadeszli kozacy pie
chota. Socyalisci pierwsi zaczeli strzelac
rewolwer6w, wojsko odpowiedzia}o ro-
wniez strzafami zabi}o dw6ch, a are
sztow}ao $50.
Komendant wojskowy miasta kodzi
skazal tamtejszego policmajstra bur-
mistrza ma tydzien wiezienia "a ME dose
scisfe wykonywaniep praw "wzmocnionej
ochrony wojennej." w temze miescie
policya aresztowafa 168 robotnik6w jako
wrzekomych agitator6w namawiajacych
swych towarzyszy do strajku. Organiza-
eye tajne robotnicze zagrozily wznowie-
MEM powszechnego bezrobocia, jezeli a.
resztowani ME Zostana natychmiast wy
puszczeni ma wolnosc.
w Warszawie r6wniez aresztowano zna-
czna ilosc os6b "a udziaf w ruchu rewolu-
cyjnym podobno do tysiaca. Miedzy in
nymi slynny pisarz Henryk Sienkiewicz
ma rozkaz general gubernatora Maksy-
mOwicza zosta} poddany aresztowi domo-
wemu ma czas nieograniczony, zato, re
sic podpisa} pod memoryalem protestu-
jacym przeciw uciskowi szkolnemu ma
rodowemu. (Memoryal ten, byl zamie-
szczony W zesz}ym numerze naszego pi-
sma).
Ma ul. Franciszkanskiej, W zydowskiej
dzielnicy Warszawy, ,podczas rewizyi od-
bytej W nocy przez policye W pewnem
mieszkaniu znaleziono bombe. Areszto-
wano przy tenn pietnastu agitator6w so.
cyalistycznych, ale dopiero po zacieklej
walce; podczas kt6rej trzech policyan.
tow zostalo ciezko ranionych wystrzaia.
mi z rewolwer6w.
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Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-08-19

WkOCHY.-Sensacyjny process Bon
martinich w Turynie zosta} d. II bm.
ukohczony. Sad przysiegiych uznal win
nymi wszystkich pieciu oskarzonych 0
zamordowanie hrabiego Bonmartini.
Tullio Murri, szwagier zamordowanego,
DIR. Naldi, jego wspolnik, zostali ska
zani kazdy ma 80 lat wiezienia odosob-
Evening journal., 1905-02-04

and numerous othcr Industries dependent
on the grain trade. much OF the loss
through.a poor wheat crop was equalized.
In the case OF Wheat the abnornmiN h'sh
price was not an unqualified blessing.
While the rruss returns which were d.
vlded among The fnrmors and speculators
wero several million dollars greater than
nvor before. much mailer proportion
OF the population 81 tho country WIS bene-
nted 10y these prices than was the case
with corn The shortage made heavy IN
roads on the prohts OF some OF the roads
iu,versing the American wheat belt.-nnd
capital thus suffering. pnsscd the blow
on to labor by laying on train crews and
reducing operating expenses, so that dol
lar wheat this time was AT the expense
Of he American people ana not due to
any strength In the foreign markets.
which In nll previous seasons have been
the prime factors in elevatlng prices
Despite the constantly increasing de-
mand for corn as n food product. and an
Increase In the homo consumption due to
the short crop ana high prices OF wheat.
the decline In corn shipments was far
from being so pronounced as that Of
wheat. American corn shippers thus hold
lng their foreign trade much better than
wheat and -four exporters.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
EDITORIAL OPINION
Kinn CON Is M, Lead,r.

From the Portland OregOninn.
Corn IS king by good safe majority in
this country. acccrdlns la the final report
OF the Bureau OF Statistics OF tho Dcpart-
mcnt OF Agriculture. Sot only was the
1904 crop of such vast proportions that Il
has been exceeded but twice. but tho high
prices at which Il was marketed made "A
ucw- record FOR its aggregate value The
re- ord com crop OF the country was pro-
dnoc1 Ia iSS9. when the official returns
credited \ total Of 26Gi4io.O0O bushels. 1n
1872 the Government placed the figures az
@5s3 sse,ve) bushels. Last year the Agri-
cult,Fid Department hssurcs show yield
% s,fs74S',oc0 bushels. but on ACCOUNT OF
the lnnscaFs In piincr ltr market value
WIS TnoNipe Sreairr than the crop OF
lpoe. vIlrl uFin that ycar had held the
rennrd lpF Yaiup
Pne FniHrns 80 the depsrlmeHt on fha
les nifal lHip ThoE markctghlr value
gTeMeF lhan f0r 1901, although lbn crop Is
npRfls 91ehi~l bushels lrrE lhan far fhat
reeoTd sfar. N tas Hsprct lisre is far
less saase ffr elTsraluIagirs ihap there Is
over ne nSeciNps sl!ovirs ipale hy the
cpra Fam. 4nr iiil1cnsipps ~ fhe Yield
Of fhn coaFsel rerfg. wcTc - far above
the average tha, IL ssi.Flyirr business Tor
.FalsFaTtali9a esiBFaasE, EsTsIfgsrlnfH
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
Townsend
to The Evening JournaI.

special to The Evening journal
Townsend. Feb. 4.-Mrs. George
Watts spent Wednesday with her par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. c. X. Morris, at
Colts Nd.
Miss Virginia Hutchinson and Ralph
Van Dyke have returned from a several
days visit with Horace Van Dyke and
wife. OF near Smyrna.
Miss Margaret Weldon is spending
the week as the guest OF friends in Will
mington.
Mrs. Drrsilla Mccoy has returned to
her home in Clayton, after visiting ID.
p. Hutchinson and family.
Mrs. William Lee and Mrs. John Mas
lin are spending the week with relatives
in Chester.
Mrs. Maggie Lee has returned after
spending several days as the guest on
her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Morris. near
Smyrna
Miss Katie Hutchinson has returned
after spending several days with her
brother. Richard Hutchinson, Of near
town.
Mort Gibson and wife. OF Kent Is
land. Nd. are visiting relatives near
town.
Miss Viola Watts visited Mrs. Earl
Goidsborough. in Middletown, on Fri
day.
Mrs. John Whthouse has returned to
her home In Wilmington. after making
William Money and family a few days
visit.
Mrs Ida Downes. Of Stephensvllle
/ Kent Island, Nd. is the guest OF hen
sister, Mrs. Richard Hutchinson. OF
near town. who on Thursday was
stricken with paralysis and is in a
critical condition.
Mrs. James Watts has returned n hei
home in Cecilton. Nd. after spending
several days with ~ w. Watts and
wife.
i. McCay is visiting his uncle. Ed
ward Phillips. of near ST. Georges.
Mvg. John Townsend. Jr.. and Mrs
Harold Whitehouse were Wilmingtoi
visitors this week.
Horace Van Dyke. ~. near Smyrna
was a recent visitor with relatives II
town.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
ARouT woRLpIlNEss.

THE Ministerial Association OF this
i city Is composed OF the ciergymen
OF various denominations who as a rule
are noted for their zeal and piety
These ministers have set aside next
Sunday as day for prayer that there
may be spiritual awakening. Every
true-hearted person viii hope that
these prayers may be answered in the
manner desired, and perhaps viii offer
a prayer TO ascend with theirs
Yet we cannot refrain from calling
attention TO the words OF the resolution
setting aside this day as an occasion
for special petition. II says that prayer
is TO be offered 10 the end that God
win iniomercy graciously visit the
United States with an outpourinF of the
Holy Spirit. Recognizing with sorrow
OF heart the decline OF piety IN our
land. the dearth OF genuine coavcr-
slons. the increasing spirit % worali-
ness In the churches. and the very
alarming spread Of ratlonallsn
throughout the land. Saturday. Febru-
ary 4th.' has been set apart as a day
OF prayer and fasting"
Now we doubt very much whether
true piety is declining. although we ad-
nit that there has always been room
FOR more OF Il. We are unconvinced
too. on the point OF "the dearth OF genu-
lie conversions" Who knows whether
a conversion is genuines Can It be
told by the outward behavior alone'
Does IL manifest Itself In any partlcu.
hr manner by which alone IL may b,
regarded as genuinee And then how
about the spirit OF worldliness In IN.
churches"2 what is woridllness3 Il
Il synonomous with wlckednessg sure
" God created this woSd OF ours IN,
his purpose cannot be questioned. IL
habItaticn which He has created for q
IS entitled TO respect ne much as nm.
creation at His hands zone world a
thne' is protty good motto. rro
vidlns nne rsalises that this. too.
dna's norlf. and that thnss WIN NV
In IL worihiiy need not fear mint mn
h4pper n anp ather.
We note TOO. that arafapaiismu
heplareo. And what is ratiasallssi
j. Is The emplaymar, ~ reason. Fkel
are parsms who argue that ONLY "a
"'ao''nns 'se eanearpea IN Earshlp aH
thai Season Is a hindrance and'a chnc
FsIsF u Ear aesahIing ThsmaEssH M
Evening journal., 1905-02-04

lock- Miss Lille Eiimarson. Clarence
Morflock. Miss Olive Smith. Miss Viola
Touison and Mr.. Ellmarson. OF Will
mington; Miss Bertha Yarnall. Mrs.
Theodore Yarnall Miss Blanche Craw-
ford and others from this town
Miss Helen Weldin is suffering with
a slight illness.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school has purchased supply of new
hymn books. A number OF the classes
met at the home OF the pastor, the Rev.
w. O. Hurst. Thursday. to practice
the new hymns FOR the missionary SER
vice which will be held on next Sun
day.
j. Wesley Cooper spent today with
friends in Philadelphia.
A. Kloman Day and Frank Sindall, of
this town. are attending the Whining
ton Business School.
Frank Sindall and Miss Ethel Reed
attended a party at Chester, Pa.
Thursday evening.
Mrs. William Wilson has returned
from Claymont after a short visit with
friends there.
Mrs George Sindall who has been
visiting near Philadelphia, has return
ed home.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
STORIES OF The DAY
Would spar For a Position.

An amusing incident occurred in a
downtown place of business recently
which had it been prolonged might have
caused trouble An agent for I hiladel.
phia shipping agency came to Wilmins-
ton and engaged six men to wotk on an
oyster boat. After he had hired she men
he found that he had got ons TOO MANY
and was in quandry as to what TO do
in the matter Finally one of the men. a
white man, suggested to anothe-. u col
ored man. that they should box to see
whicn ON would remain at home. I'm
provised gl,5cs were fished out Of a slcS
carried cy one of the men and ud. .uatt.l.
Before tha bout could be pulled of how
ever, the proprietor of the place mirr-
fcred and put the men out. They nh six
bearded a train for Philadelphig hcAt
'upo' carrying out the engagement made
~ the agent.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
uclaj ana Personal Notes


T. Morgan McCloskey entertained a
number of friends at his home
northwest corner Of Ninth and Pine
streets. Thursday evening. in honor Of
his twenty-first birthday.
Mrs. William Bird and son Of Buffalo,
are guests Of Wilmington friends.
Misses Lotto and Marie Marris OF Green
wood. are visiting their cousins, the
Misses Lord.
Mrs. Edward f. Pride. Of Georgetown,
IS visiting her mother, Mrs. Adkins, In
this city
Mrs. Elsie Peace Of Brooklyn, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. John d. Cum
mlngs.
William Michael Byrnc OF New York
city, is visit ns relatives in this city.
Mrs Walter Beaston of Middleton wn, is
visiting Wilmington friends.
The Reading Circle Of the W. F. NJ. s.
Of Grace Church, VIII met at the home
Of Mrs. Goldey, No. 76 Delaware ave-
nue., this evening. at 745 o'clock.
The fourth birthday anniversary Of
Rowland Ncll ngton Elwood was cele-
brated at the home OF his parents, the
Rev. and Mrs X. A. Elwood last night
Bishop Coleman, who is touring the
Holy Land, will sail for home on the
steamer Celtic on MAY o.
TIC Rev. Blackwell S. Brant or St
Louis, Mo. will be a visitor in this city
tomorrow. and will preach in Hanover
! Presbyterian Church both morning ant
evening.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
DOINGS IN A
SOCIAL WAY
Weddine Anniversary

In Dale's ". e. Church. Middietown.
on Wednesday last the anniversary OF
the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Jefferson was celebrated. The
orators OF the occasion were DIR. Nut
ter the Rev. w. +. Waters and the
Rev. J. w. jefferson. son OF the aged
couple. Lorenzo Jefferson was master
OF ceremonies at the banquet which
was given. Among those present were
the Rev. w. r. Waters and wife, DR..
and Mrs. Nutter and their daughter,
Miss Este,le. Professor Wyll NJ. Henry,
Miss Lillyan T. Waters, Miss Emma
NJ. Chippey John w. Drummond,
Misses Amanda Draper. Ida johnson.
Miss jefferson, Mcssrs. Brevard, Little
and Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson received nu-
merous gifts. among which were SIS in
gold and bank notes.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
FOR SALE cHEAl-The beautiful

FOR SALE CHEAF-The beautiful
stone mansion and grounds situate on
Beech street between Rodney and
Clayton. having a frontage rf 240 feet
on Beech street and running back 405
feet to Oak street Dwelling contains
Is rooms and five bath rooms, electric
lights. Lawn Is full OF large and rare
shade trees This property is up to
date In all OF its apartments. one OF the
finest In the city. commanding a good
view OF the city. the Delaware river
and the surrounding country. VIII be
sold for less than one-half OF what IL
cost. Apply Real Estate Department,
the Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company j24-tf
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
eoop MoRNINe. coLoNEL.

UC GOD morning. Colonel" Good
" morning. General; got your uni-
form YETI" How would you like to be-
come a brigadler general In an hour.
to be taken from the ranks Of business
lie and thrust upon the public atten-
ton. your fame shining with the lustre
OF your gold lace?
IT happens once every four years, and
the latest happening of this nature has
just been "pulled on" 1t reminds US
OF the old SOM
want 10 be Colonel
And with the colonels stand;
Brass buttons on my uniform.
A sword In my right hand
Some men are horn TO the yurplc, and
some are born to wear trusty sword
oyer their left hip Fortune or politics
may interpose for time. but finally
the eternal decree asserts itself and the
man who from the Foundation OF the
world was designed for military honors
and to Lead his legions on the field steps
70 the front. receives his commission.
ana after that when we speak his name
colonel" Major" or General rolls
from otsr tongue as though that organ
had always been accustomed to the
word.
We are glad that Governor Lea has
made his selection OF hts military ad-
visers with such care. But in addition
to this military equipment we need a
navy The twelve-milc circle must be
defended by sea as we'll as by land, 50
why not have a commodore and an ad.
mlral or two?
We like these distinctions. The mar
We called '18in' or "Sam" yesterday
may expect a title in recognition Of his
rank today and he'n get IT, ever
though his uniform has not yet beer
made and the good sword that ne Il
to carry IN defense OF the State ye
rests on It's shelf In the shop.
For when we reach the age wher
gold lace brass buttons. titles. uni
forms and brasu bands are obsolete ",
shall be nothing but Old grun,ps, no
worth noticing. Then Good morning
coionel-pardon me. l should say Gen
eral."
Evening journal., 1905-02-04

TT WOULD be decidedly interesting
< to know who IS back Of the bill to
widen Twelfth street from the west side
OF shellpot creek TO the Delaware River
The provisions are 10 absurd that It
cannot be considered except as an act
90 obHge tho city Of Wilmington to open
and M a street to the river and make
the adjacent property owners pay the
cost In order that the steam Railroad
Company" mny lay double track road
on the street for freight and passengers
and that a trolley company may ex-
tend is line to the river.
Tho drawer OF this bin is to be com
mendsd for his frankness, he would
have the property owners foot the bill
that the steam and trolley roads might
have a right OF way prepared for them
without cost and he does not hesitate
90 say so. we feel very sure that the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company never
heerd Of the proposed bill and we are
in Ignorance OF the Steam Railroad
Companyr that Is to be given these
privileges paid for by the land owner.
The street and Sewer Department is
not back OF it and do not approve Of
this way OF getting 70 the river.
The title OF the bin Is alright the
contents an wrong. They want The
street opened and widened, but IN ths
regular way.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
DON'T EXPERIMENT..
You viii Make No Mistake If You Fol-
low This Wilmington citi-
=en's Advice.
Never neglect your health.

Never neglect your health.
II you have pain in the back, urinary
disorders. dizziness and nervousness,
it's time to actl These are all symp-
toms OF kidney trouble and you should
use a'remedy which is known to cure
these troubles safely and surely
Doan's Kidney Pills is that remedy.
and II you wish to be cured OF kid
ney disease without experimenting, do
not fail TO use 1t. Others have been
cured and cured permanently. Why
not follow the advice OF Whining
ton citizen and be cured yourself?
a. c. Wivel. dealer in boots and
shoes at Third and Market streets,
Wilmington. Del. living at 300 West
Eleventh street. says: Sometime dur
Ing the year 1897 I gave for publication
a statement about my experience with
Doan's Kidney Pills They had cured
me OF backache and lameness through
the kidneys which had chung to me for
some time. When the spells were most
severe felt az n nv back was broken
II used different remedies but found lit
tie n any beneft until got Doan''
Kidney Pills at DenfOrth's drug store
AS i stated In 1897 this remedy cured
ma and now that seven years nave
passed Il IL a great pleasure for me q
say that ths cure has been permanen
aud 1 have had 40 trouble during tn
past sevsa years Many persons hav'
called az my stOps to ask nae II ml
statement Ia the paper was true. AM
! have always been glad 10 confirm it,
fsor sale bs All dealers. Prise 5
esats. Foster Miiburn Co, Buffalo
New YORK soie agents for the Units
states.
Remember the neme-Poan's-aH
IiRke 10 6thsE
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
BI0GENE:
not a faint hope for
COnsumptiVes
but a radical cure

BlOGENE has been in the hands Of
doctors and in general use in the hos
pitals of Philadelphia and New York
for three years. It is proved that it
cures, by scores of living testimonials-
men and women who were wrecks
made healthy and happy by BlOGENE.
All doubt and all uncertainty has been
removed before it was placed on gem
eraI sale at druggists. One bottle VIII
convince you of its worth.
RESTORED TO PERFECT HEALTH.
Several bronchial affections are mas
tered by BIOGENE as well as lung dis
eases. The following is sample of
the grateful letters we received:
philadelphia, November 18th.
The Biogene Manufacturing Co. l write
this after having derived much benefit
from your medicine. Last August ! was
taken with a severe bronchial affection,
which necessitated my remaining away
from my business. My physician was
much alarmed at the rapid progress of
the disease, and thought 1 was developing
Phthlsis A friend recommended me to
take Biogene, and told me Of some won
derful results which had come under his
notice of this remedy. After taking the
first bottle, I was able to resume my
work, and the second bottle completely
cured me and ] am now enjoying as good
health as / ever did. Very truly yours.
CHAS A. LUGAR. Jr.
Do not quibble or doubt, act. Get q
bottle OF your druggist and be started
on the road TO recovery at our risk
We authorize him to refund the small
price charged If you do not see anS
realize that you are being cured.
BiOGENE is not a patent medioinf
II is o ife-giving food made from puII
OK blood. Our process retains 27 pc
cent, OF the red blood corpuscles. Thes'
go directly into the blood. building al
faster than the disease germs can tea
dawn,
All Brusgists Sell Pissene,
Wrte to US for free booklet tellinl
what BIOGENE is and hpY it is made
rsperts of ieading physicians now Us
ling # and testimenials ai thase rescue
frsm death. Address
i6JQGENE MANUFACTURING co
Philadelphia, Pc, y, ,. a.
For sale by n. b. Danforth. Marks
and SECOND streets aH6 sp ether ar1s
LISTS
Evening journal., 1905-02-04

Burton seems 70 have Il
IN. for the Delaware River. His latest
Is that one Of the big dredges now at
work In the Delaware shall be sent
TO the Great Lakes. II was originally
built for work in the harbors Of the
lakes. but not being needed there was
put to work dredging the sO-foot
channel IN the Delaware where it has
been doing most effective work.
Chairman Burton evidently wants u
in Cleveland harbor. but It is hard
lines to have him sit down on the
s5-foot channel and then take our
biggest dredge away.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04
Dinner to Basketball Team

At his home. No. 609 Van Buren
street. last night, Captain e. c. Parks,
OF Company A, National Guard of Del
aware, gave a dinner 10 the members
OF Company A basketball team. All the
members OF the team were present, and
the list of guests included Captain /.
T. Mills, Lieutenant II. w. Hill, Ser
geant S. c. Osle, Privates Lyman,
Creamer, Greenwood. Cunningham and
Proud
Evening journal., 1905-02-04


New York City has started campaign
forl reasonable telephone charges. II
Is claimed that the charges are ex-
tortionate and legislative lnvesti-
cation IS requested. At the last In
terview the committee OF citizens
asked that the New York Telephone
Company, which Is the Bell system,
submit their construction and operat-
ing accounts, II they wished to con-
vince the citizens that their charges
are fair. II Is doubtful If the COM
pany VIII DO this, but unless sub
stantial concessions are made the
power OF the New York Legislature
Will be invoked TO force cheaper rates.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04

when convinced give us a basis for
our faith such as we eau comprehend,
and which has a meaning to us,
We have no wish to critlcise any
religious movement or impulse, but the
brains and accumulated wisdom Of tho
world may be employed in religious OK
perlence; and surely they are not an
abomination in the sight Of God.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04

The meeting to consider the pro-
posed charter for the Board Of
Education. which win be held in the
New Century Club this evening. should
he attended by all who feel interested in
getting the best system possible. It
is hoped that those who are opposed
to any change win go and give their
reasons. there WIN be many there who
will want to hear both sides and st is
the only way 10 arrive at a proper de-
cisiol.
Evening journal., 1905-02-04

FOR sALE-DwELLINGs.
l0i6 Jackson street.
ll3l West Fourth street.
1901 Kirk avenue.
S. w. Cor. Tenth and Jefferson.
9i6 Van Buren street.
Store and dwelling n. w. Cor. Lin
den and Harrison. 9 rooms and bath.
DELAWARE TRUST CO.,
No. East Ninth st.