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Evening journal., 1905-10-19

Unreconstruotod Northern Democracy.
From the 81. Louis Globo-Democrat
In Democratic politics there IS stli a
Mason and Dixon line. That line was just
as plainly marked at ST. Louis in 1904 as
it was in Charleston in 1850. The Northern
Evening journal., 1905-10-19
SHERIFF. SALES

fEl"S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of AIS Leyari Facias to me directed
Will be exposed TO public sale, al the
Court House, on Market street. between
Tcnth and Eleventh streets, IN the cltv
Of Wilmington, New Castle county and
State Of Delaware,
ON THURSDAY.
THE 2GrH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1905.
at no O'clock "a. M.
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land with a brick store ana dwelling
thereon erected situate In the CITY of VIII
mington. county OF New Castle and State
OF Delaware more particularly bounded
ana described as follows to wit.
Beginning at the intersection OF the
westerly side Of King street with the
northerly side OF Twelfth street. thence
northerly along said side of King street
oiRhty-thrce feet to the sOutherlv face Of
q brick wall Of the building adjoining on
The north. thence westerly and parallel
with Twelfth street eighteen feet and
three inches. thence sOuthcrlv and naral-
Tel with King street and passing through
the middle OF the division wall between
the house on this lot and the house on the
lot adjoining on the west cightv-thrce
feet 10 the aforesaid northcrlv side OF
Twelfth street and thence thereby easter
ly eighteen feet and three inches to the
place Of boginni~r
Seized and ia zen in execution as the
nroncrty OF Emilic IT Froyc and Ebcrhard
r. Frcyc ana It's. ana TO be sold hv
HARRY GILLIS Sheriff.
sherin'a once, Wilmington. Delaware,
October o. 1906
Evening journal., 1905-10-19

SHERtFFS SALE by VIRTUE OF
a writ Of Levari Faclas TO me directed
viii be exposed 10 public sale az the
Deer Park Hotel. IN the town Of New
ark White CLAY Creek hundred. New
Castle county. Delaware.
ON THURSDAY
THE 26TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1905.
az 4 O'Clock D. m.
he following described real estate viz.
AN that certain tract or parcel of land
situate In pencodor hundred In the county
2i NeW, Castle ana state OF Delaware
bounded and described as follows. 10 wi: :
Beginning at n large black gum tree
standing In CantWcl ClarNs western
boundary line which is also an eastern
corner for Gcorgc Neach. running thence
south seven and onc-Quartcr degrees west
two hundred and seven ncrchcs TO q
stone IN n now road leading from tho
Ellyton and Glasgow road to the unper
north two degrees west forty-nlne perches
and a hnlf TO "a stone in said road corner
for land Of James and John Stewart
thence by said land north eightv-ninc de-
groos east one hundred and ninetv-One
Dcrchcs TO COOners rum thence down
said run south fifteen and threc-uuartCrs
degrees east one ana tnree-tenths perches
thence south seventv-ninc and onc-uuart-
or degrees east ten and two-tonths pcrch-
cs. thence south nineteen degrees west
ive and fve-tcnths pcrchcs. thence south
dftv-one degrees east eleven and three
tenths perches; thence partly hv Cooncr
run and partly by Cantwoll @. Clark s.
land south twcuty-nine pcrches 10 The
niace OF beginning Containing sixty acres
and twonty-niuo pcrches and nineteen
hundredths Of a perch moro or less.
Also an that certain tract or narccl oi
land situate IN pcncader hundred aforc-
snid and bounded hv lands Of Valentine
nnd Martin lScmethcr and hv lands of
Cantwoil Clark containing fifty acres.
moro or less.
The Following described land has been
released from the lien of tho morteago
unon which the above mentioned ludg-
mcnt was recovered.
machining at "a stone on the west side
Of Cooper's Run and running thence with
land OF Martin Kcmether south einhtv-
nine and "a quarter degrees west ono hum
drod and dfly-two percncs 10 q stone IN
n new road: thence south two degrees
east fifteen ncrches and siX-tenths 10 %
stake. thence north eighty nine and q
quarter degrees east one hundred and
sixtv pcrchcs 20 n stake at the same run;
thpnce north sixteen and thrcc-uunrters
decroos wost eighteen porchcs and two
tenths 10 the place of beginning Contain
Seized and taken IN execution as tn,
nronortv OF Isaac r.. Brown ndministrn-
tor. d.hu. OF James stewart COT SETH
deceased mortgagor, and TO be sold by
HARRY I. GlLl.lS, Sncriu.
eheriffa office, Wilmington, beiaWafe
October 0. 1905.
Evening journal., 1905-10-19

cUrRTFF'S SALE.--RY VIRTUE OF
n writ OF Tcvari Facias TO me directed
will be eNposcd 10 public sale NJ the
Court House. on Market street between
Tonth and Eleventh streets, I'm the CITY
az Wilmington. New Castle county
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FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LOAN ON desirable first
mortgages on city properties in
amounts to suit. HAWKINS & CO..
7i2 Market St tts-sod-n
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ON THuRSnAY.
THE 18TH DAY on ocToBER 1905.

THE 26TH DAY or OCTOBER. 1905.
at 10 o'clock. n. M.
tho following described real estate. VIZ;
All that lot Of land situate In the hOr-
ough Of Newport. New Castle county and
state OF Delaware together with the en-
gines. boilers and machinery thereon.
which land by a late survey Is bounded
and described as follows to wit.
Beginning at q corner iron spike driven
I'M the southorly line OF the lands occu-
pied by the then p. W. and H. now p. B.
and w RAILROAD Company. thence hv 81
now line dividing the herein granted lots
from other lots Of John A. CranEtOn
about south ono and a quarter degrees
east three hundred and nftv-Oue feet TO
! the low water line OF Christiana river
thence casterwardly along said low water
limo about three hundred and nftv feet TO
a corner OF land now or late of Griffith n.
Davis, thence by line OF tho last named
land passing over a large nat rock or
stone at the edge OF the fast land north
two degrees and twenty minutes west
about three hundred and scventY-ono feet
10 the s0utherly line of the railroad lands
and thence thereby south oiehtv-siN de-
grees west three hundred and fortv-one
feet TO the place Of beginning. Containing
about two and eight-tenths acres. be the
same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
proncrty Of William J. Finn. and 10 be
HARRY cTTLIS. Sheriff.
Shcriffs Onice. Wilmington. Del.
October 9 1905
Evening journal., 1905-10-19

gHTRIFFiS SALE.-BE VIRTUE OF
q writ OF Levarl Facias TO mo directed.
win be exposed 20 public sale ot the
Court House. on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
OF Wilmington New Castle county.
State OF Delaware.
ON THURSDAY.
THE 2GrH DAY or OCTOBER. 1905
at 10 o'clock, a. M,
tho following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land with the two two-storv brick and
mansard rooted DWELLINGS thereon erect
cd situate in tho city of Wilmington atoro
said (SnoWn as Nos ln2 ana lOf East
Seventh streoD bounded and described as
follows. TO wit;
side Of Seventh street between King ana
French streets az the distance of one
hundred and nine feet six inches easteriN
from the casterly side OF KING street.
thence s0uthcrly parallel with King street
eirhty-one feet 90 a corner, thence east
erly parallel with seventh street twenty
nine feet 10 n point distant eighty iect
and six inches westerly from the westerly
side of French street. thence northcrlv
narallel with King street thlrty-nlne ieei
10 n corner: thence casterly paralel WIKI
seventh street ten feet and six Inches "a
another corner; thence noftheilN pilaiie pil
With King street Iforty-two ieet 10 IN,
,foresaid southorly side Of seventh street
,,1 thpnro thereby westerly thirtN-nlht
rcrf moro or less 10 the place or beein'
ninr. be the contents thereon Wnat the'
may. ...t,.,, ,. +t
nroperiv of Jordan a. Wilson ana Ann.
N Wilson his Wife. mortgagors. ana e
'o HARRY T. G1LLTS. Sheriff.
Shorifrs Omcc, Wilmington, beia""ie
october 3. 1905
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FOR SAC.

FOR SALE-Fruit and poultry farm, Is
acres; small buildings; located at
station. Price Sl10O: tevms, 5000 cash,
balance five years. Catalogue free.
Clark & Son. Dover, Delaware.
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Personal
This CLASSIFICATION lac a word.

LADIES Carry Perla Toea in your
-, purse. Powder booklet de-
ulALo nghtfully perfumed. sample.
10 cents. Thibodean Bros. S. Front
ST.. Chicopee. Mass Sept. % 26t.
Evening journal., 1905-10-19

notice. ERNEST FRAZER, the
owner Of the within mentioned property.
do hereby give notice that 1 shall apply
TO the Judges OF the Court of General
Sessions Of the State OF Delaware, in and
for New Castle county. on Monday, the
Goth day Of November, A. d. 1905. being
the next term Of said court for q license
to sell Intoxicating liquors In quantities
not less than one-half gallon at my store
on Main street, in the town Of Newark.
Del, IN the United School Districts Nos.
80 and 39is and Al and ana in White Clay
Creek Hundred, New Castle county, Del
aware, and the following respectable citi-
zens Of said districts at least six Of whom
are substantial freeholdors in said dis
tricts. recommend the said application.
viz.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-A good, reliable man wants
position as fireman or watchman.
Can give two years reference. Address
H. H., Journal Office.
Oct. 14-6t.
Evening journal., 1905-10-19

FOR sALE.-Gas House Coke in any
quantity. a. r. Tatuan, 101 Mary
land avenue. Sep S0-26t
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$500 TO THE PACIFIC COAST
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Raj
way.

$4,000 Chicago to San Francisco, 10.
Angeles. Portland, Seattle, Tacomu
and many other points on the Pacific
Coast. Every day until October 81
Double berth in tourist sleeper $500
Descriptive folder free. Choice oi
routes via Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul Railway. George J. Lincoln
comemrcial Agent, SIS Chestnut ST.
philadelphia, Pa,
Evening journal., 1905-10-19

Roofing and heaters. williams. les W. 10th
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sUY AN EsTABLIsHED BUSINESS
ROOFING.

This classification &c a word.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A good experienced cham
bermaid. white. wants a position;
best of reference. Address, Ellen, this
Office oct. 1S-6t.
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SIGN PAINTING
LICENSE APPLICATION

m. KINDs On sIGNs made at Bnchel
Evening journal., 1905-10-19

HARRY T cITLIs. sheriff.
shcrifrs Odice. Wilmington. Del.
october ?, 1905.
Evening journal., 1905-10-19

DIDN'T WANT HIM TO LIVE LONG.
"A German doctor. who has been coll
lectihe information. finds that ma
jority OF those who reached old age kept
late hours"
Don't you think IL would be nice for
you 70 begin TO so TO bed early7"
Evening journal., 1905-10-19

FOR NT-Apartments, Girard, sos,
SO7 and 500 Race St., philadelphia.
Rooms 25c, S5c. soc. Gentlemen only.
oct. 7-3m.
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EOR REM.

FURNISHED ROOMS, gas and bath,
S125 and S1.OO a week. COZ Orange.
Oct 2-1m.
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TERRENCE cARvIN.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
TON GRINDELL'S GUIDE
Found at San Xavier and Accom-.
panies Another Search Party.

o Tuesday Mr.. E. P. Grindeu was
again in Nogales, going south into
Sonora to resume the search for his
brother and three men who accompa-
MED him on the Inflated exploring
trip, says the Nogales Oasis. With
him were the Papago Indian guide.
Dolores Valenzuela, and Mr.. +.
Christy, of Tucson. ValenzueIa is the
guide who fled from Altar last week
after promising to lead Mr. GrfndeIl
to the place where he parted from
the explorers, and whose nocturnal de-
parture caused the belief that he knew
or had something to do with the dis
appearance of the men. The guide was
found at San Xavier mission. near
Tucson, and explained to Mr.. Grindeu
that on the night before the date set
for the departure of Mr.. GrfndeH and
himself from CabOrea to find the trail
of the missing explorers, a Mexican
came to him and told him he was sus-
pected Of having murdered the party.
Thoroughly frightened, he secured q
horse and started for Arizona, riding
all night, all the next day and the
next night. He said in his flight he
rode one horse to death and almost
killed the second one. When found at
San Xavier he expressed a willingness
to return to Sonora and take Mr..
Grindell to the place where he left
the party and asst him in trailing
them, provided he be not arrested in
Sonora. Arrangements were made at
once and accompanied by Mr.. Christy
a friend of Mr.. Grindell, they arrived
in NOgales Monday night and left
Wednesday morning for the south.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
PAPERS SINGLE SUBSCRIBER.

While the Russian citizen has per-
force to buy his foreign papers with
to him, a portion of the most interest
ing news BACKED out by tAe censor,
the car, until the commencement OF
the Japanese war, was supplied with
the news of tie outside world only
through the medium of a daily paper
printed for him by a special depart
ment Of the foreign Office.
This contained items translated from
all the European papers, and was
printed upon fine paper from special
type. All items which might be dis
posed to be disquieting to the car
were eliminated by the editors, and tae
freshly printed sheet contained only
such news as was likely to please the
one subscriber.
After the commencement of the war,
however, the car insisted on also be-
ing supplied with "unblacked' copies
of certain English papers, and these
were sent unwillingIy by the censors
who, in times past, resorted to odd de-
vices to keep certain publications from
their imperial master, counterfeits
sometimes even being printed.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
IN TIMES OF STRESS.

Amusing, indeed, are some of the de-
vices employed by bankers to gain time
and inspire confidence.
On one occasion the excited deposit
tors at a bank, much to their indigna-
ton, were only able to enter the doors
one by one, except at the cost OF
spoiled coats as the manager, in an in
spired moment had had the door
freshly painted.
Another bank prevented a crisis in
its affairs by exhibiting in the windows
large tubs APPARENTLY brimfuI of SOW
ereigns. These tubs however were
simply upside down, and only small
quantity of gold was piled on the bot
toms.
But perhaps the most ingenious
dodge of all was successfully carried
out in an American bank recently.
There was a run and for several days
depOsitOrs besieged the premises,
Withdrawing money and placing it in
another bank on the opposite side of the
road.
1t happened, however, that these two
institutions had a private understand
ing, and as fast as the safe" bank re-
ceived the deposits they were return
ed to the unsafe one by an under
ground passage, with the result that
everyone marveIed at its continued
ability to meet the demands made upon
if
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

Amongst the quaintest of wedding
customs is that practiced at Rouman-
ian marriages, where at the banquet
following the religiouscere none the
e I9AO 5plIq STU seA!9osI mooLSspIIq
bridge of silver. a bag of silver coins,
fresh from the mint, is produced, and
the contents placed in two rows across
the table. This done, the father of the
bridegroom makes z, speech, in the
course of which the latter is enjoined
to always provide a silver pathway for
h1~j spouse through life. The young
man makes a more or less suitable
reply, and then the bride is lifted on
to the table and steps very daintily
across on the coins, being very careful
not to displace any of them, for that
would mean the worst of bad luck.
Arrived at the other side of the table,
she leaps lightly into her husbands
arms.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
ANOTHER GOOD PERFORMANCE
Bphler- HarSton COmpany's Second
Rendition of Quo Vadis.

The second appearance of the Buh-
Ier-Marston company at the Hardwick
theater. was greeted by an audience
equally as enthusiastic as that of the
opening night, though not quite so
large. owing to the free attraction
elsewhere. The performance though
was a splendid one and every witness
of the thrilling drama is an advertiser
of the company's merit
The advance notices, saying that the
company is extraordinary in its fOrma-
ton may now be well believed, by
even the most doubtful. for it is evil
dent that not one or two, but at least
a half dozen of the members are cap
able of starring in the best of COM
panies. Richard Butler, as Marcus
Vinicius and his friend PetroniOus, or
off the stage Mr.. Thomas Lowell, are
centers of interest almost during the
entire performance. Theodore Mars
ton as Ursus, comes as near being a
real giant as the dramatist could hope
to find in any country and ne has also
a delineation of the part that is en-
tirely satisfactory to reasonable
critic.
Tigellinus, is we'll portrayed by Geo.
B. Common though the part is not one
that so much appeals to the audience.
Miss Brenda Fowler is well cast for
the part of Lygia, the Christian girl,
and never fails TO make an impression
in the scenes where she is greatly con-
cerned. Miss Orendorff, Miss Lynn,
Miss Stanley, in fact all the WON an are
fairly good in their interpretations and
some of them are worthy Of the high
est testimonials.
The scenery for the staging of this
T,Ia u11ita ironOrtant cOnSiG4ara-
ton, and special scenery is used alLRhS
way through, giving the stage
touch of realism necessary for III
fectiveness of the lines. The two
formances thus far seen will cOHrsZ :
very favorably with the best high p-c-
ed attractions that have visited PEoe-
nix and any person who fails to see a
rendition of Quo Vadis the present
week will miss a treat, unless it be
someone who has seen the bill until pe
is tired of it and these are few.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
THROUGH MASCULINE EYES.

In the course of some hints to en-
gagged girls, a matronly adviser re-
marked: 1T would be well if an en-
gagged girl would occasionally put her
self in her sweetaeart's place and try
to see herself through his eyes. Would
you Gas a MANI be proud of a sweet
heart who made malicious remarks
about other women? Would you like
her to accept your presents as though
they were merely her due, and not
tokens of thoughtful attention calling
for grateful appreciation? Would YOU
like to be kept waiting fifteen or TWEEN
ty minues when you called to escort
her to a theater or a party? Would
not the long wait suggest even longer
delays for meals when, after the hon
eymoon, you settled down to everyday
life with its through of business en-
gagements.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
RETURN OF TON OBERLE
A Single Day Has Been of Great BEN
eft TO Him

Tom Oberle returned to the city yes
-terday. His coming to Phoenix had
been announced by the Los Angeles
papers for several weeks, or since it
became evident that his falling voice
had made it necessary for him to leave
the Los Angeles stage.
Mr.. Oberle came to Phoenix about
five years ago from New York, where
i'll health had compelled him to tenn
porarily abandon a most promising
career on the stage. He grew strong
ere, and it was thought he would
have no further trouble. 4 little less
tn an three years ago he went to Los
An geles, where he soon became the
most popular actor in the city.
a few months ago his voice began
to fail, and ne knew he would have to
retire to the dryer atmosphere of the
valley Coast papers have for some
time been filed with the big benefit
which had been arranged for him, not
only by his brother and sister stage
folk, but in which practically the
whole of Les Angeles participated.
Not only Los Angeles, but members of
the profession in San Francisco, New
York and other parts of the country.
Mr. Oberle said last night that he al
ready felt the benefit of the curative
air OF the valley. He had been abe to
exert himself more without extreme
fatigu than he had done for weeks,
and he is confident of the early restor-
alton of his voice. He will spend the
greater part of his time on a ranch
not far from Phoenix
Though he is glad to return to
Phoenix, which has been so much of a
home to him, his departure from Los
Angeles, where practically the whole
l2opulace had tried to make things
Eneasant for him, was something of a
severe trial. Mrs. OberIe and his son
will remain for some time at Los An
geles, where Mrs. Oberle has an en-
gagement at Belasco's
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
"CAT FEAR"

Cat fear" as it has been called is
one Of the oldest Of nerve disorders, if
nerve disorder it can be called.
Some curious instances were recent
ly given by a medical man. In one
case the secretary of a learned society
was reading his report at a meeting,
but found himself unable to continue.
There was, he declared a cat some
where in the hall. After a long search
the animal was found in a secluded
corner and promptly elected.
II. several other instances mentioned
by the authority, men and women with
this strange antipathy to cats always
knew wlen one of these animals was in
the vicinity, even when its presence
was unknown to others
None of the victims of "cat fear" can
as rule, give an explanation of their
curious antipathy and so far science
has discovered no solution of the mys-
terry.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

ITO take a bath in Tifiis, in Russian
Caucasus, is to court a never-to- be-
forgotten experience says one who
knows. The masseur who presfdes
over the toilet of his patrons is a wierd
looking figure; his head is shaved, a
rag is twisted around his waist and
his feet are ryed a beautiful red. You
are seized by this Individual, rubbed
pushed face dowrs6brd on a marble
slab, find his feet in your spine and
his hands upon your shoulders. Then
ne grinds his feet up and down your
back; they areround your neck, on
your head - everywhere Then he
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
MORE POTENT THAN BEAUTY

The fact than many plain women
have handsome husbands has often
been a subject of comment.
The explanation according to a
thoughtful lady writer) is not far to
seek. Many women have that subtle
quality known as charm without pos
sessing physical beauty. The fasci-
nation of personality outweighs that
of a merely beautiful face or figure.
Very slight things-a tone, a look
the readiness to please by a trifling
Standardization captures a mans
affections. It does not occur to HON to
think whether the woman who attracts
his is plain or handsome. Something in
herself more subtle and less SNOWY
than her looks has called him to her.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
CARS FLEW THE TRACK
Three Seriously Hurt in a WyOming
Wreck.

Cheyenne. Wye, Oct. 17.-Thirty-
four persons were injured, three per-
haps fatally, in an accident to a north
bound passenger train on the Chey-
enne and Northern railroad, a Colorado
and Southern branch line, at 1920 a.
m. today near Horse creek, thirty
five miles north of Cheyenne. The train
was rounding a curve when the smok-
er and day coach left the rails and
rolled down the emban4ment, a dis
lance of about twenty feet. The loco
motive and baggage car had passed
over the weak spot in the track in
safety. Many of the unfortunate pas
sengers were pinned under seats in
the wreckage, and their cries were pit
iful.
The more seriously injured are Miss
Clara Minsky, back injured and prob
ably fracture in skull; George Wood
bury, st. George. Utah, injured inter
nally; J. P. Burns, roadmaster, Chey-
enne, injured internally; 7. ]. Lowery,
Cheyenne, badly bruised.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
INDIANS MAKE THREAT

INDIANS MAKE THREAT-N. D.
Ross and party have returned from a
successful deer hunting expedition in
the Clear Creek country says the
Jerome News. They got a number OF
deer and wild turkey. Mr.. Ross says
that while there are lots of deer in
the hills they are hard to get at on ac-
count of the thick growth of young
trees; that the deer are wise to the
fact that it offers them protection, and
when pursued make for where the trees
are thickest, and stay. He saws that
the Indians are not paying mucn at
tention to the law which prohibits
them for hunting deer, as they still
continue to slaughter them, travelling
in parties of eight or ten for that pur-
pose. He says that a forest ranger
came upon a party of eight Indians a
few days ago who had all necessary
evidences in sight to convict them of
breaking the game law, but when he
threatened to arrest them. they told
him in most emphatic manner. that
ne had better be good or they would
fix him. The ranger went to Flagstaff
to get assistance, if possible, with the
intention of returning and arrestinc
the Indians-if he could find them.