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Evening journal., 1905-08-09
CAUGHT At RANDOM

A man may have commanding
voice when bossing the Office stan.
but a. g different at home.
Bins-were you marlded by a civil
ceremony?
Wills Well, if YOU had heard the
howl the old man was making you
wouldn't have Thought so
on the occasion Of a cyclists we'd
ding az piping near London. the other
day. the bride and bridegroom rode to
church on single machines and return
ed on "A tandem.
At Chesterfield. England. James Bux-
ton has succeeded In walking 1000 miles
IN 1000 consecutive hours, losing
twenty-one pounds in weight during
the ordeal.
Acting ON observations made in the
Russo-Jaranese war. the German army
henoefoith viii carry dark-colored
sCabbards IN lieu Of the bright ones
hitherto used
A Londoner suggests that church
bells be abolished, ru9cticaNN evory-
body knowing what the time is now
adays. and that a fae be hosted on
each church duung a fixed period be
fore service.
The London Transport Commission
reports that the ousicsf fpc, in London
rs az the Manhle Arch. which is passed.
in pwenty-four hou1s. by 29.32o vehicles
The next busiest IS Hyde Park corner.
30 2SB vehicles.
An esq with perfect yolk and con-
taining another egg about the sise Of
"A linnets egg, whilla also had good
she'll ana was perfact, has been laid by
. hen belonging 70 SWindon tiades-
man named Morse.
Tae .orgsgt ltsier wftqa ths Londaq
Ere hrlssie has ever possessed Was re-
ce!vcd az h2a 11Lar.ers on July L. It's
reach IS 50 fesc Hithe,fo the lcnse.t
ladder has tesn s feat. Many lives
have been lca. IN 1'apdon fires owing 70
sho7t lsdderR.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
OUR WATERWAYS.

DoVER men Of enterprise are now
- making an effort to have the
government cut canal to connect with
an adjacent stream and allow her an
outlet into the bay.
The project is not so visionary as
some may suppose with modern
dredgss It would not require great
expenditure to cut through the loose
soil and make the connecting link.
Delaware has several towns Of con-
siderable size that require only prop-
er water facilities 70 cause them TO
develop nightly. Dover Smyrna.
Milford and Lewes are an within a
few miles Of the great stream which
leads out TO the markets Of tho world.
And yet their trade by water Is ex-
oeedingly limited because the streams
opening into the bay have never re-
ceived that consideration to which
they are entitled. In other words,
there have been no comprehensive
plans looking TO permanent improve
ments
The small appropriations Of the gov
ernnent arc almost wasted, because
they must be applied to temporary re-
lief. AT the mouths of these rivers
every year dredges are set at work
scooping up the sand from the bottom
and depositing it on the adjacent
banks. Within six months that sand
has all disappeared. having been drawn
into The channels again by the high
tides Of the winter and spring
II is easily possible to outline and
cxecute a system Of improvements to
these streams which would give NIL
ford. smyrna. Dover and Lcwes out
let's FOR craft OF medium size at an
times. The last named town require.
only a short canal TO reach the bas
whose waters she ovcrlooks
These towns are In the midst Of IN,
agricultural communities that arc
growing in population and developing
in wealth. but The towns have not
made progress in keeping with IN,
country. IN fact from Wilmington ts
Lewes We have never begun TO real.
lie the vast possibilities that lie in tn,
development OF our sources for watel
communication. although ono Of tn,
finest bodies OF water Ia The Unrid axi
TENDS alens The Stale nam one sHd q
1hs other.
We wisn the Dover enterprise sue,
cess. but We anticipate thai ere tn
project comes 10 interest the govern.
msnt the people OF that communit,
zgin be expected to show their appre
p&atlor Fuhstsrfiallgs
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
ENTIRELY TOO SMART.

THE Every Evening thinks that the
4 deal between Postles and the
Democrats has stirred up the faction
Ial feeling and intensified Il. We do
not deny that to accomplish that end
was one Of the objects of the Demo-
cratic councilmen. but we do deny that
IL has succeeded as was anticipated.
II has rather helped to reveal the
hypocrisy Of the Democrats i'm claim
ing to be a white mans" party. and
among Republicans the chief feeling is
one Of indignation that Postles should
make a deal with the arch-enemies
OF his party and his race.
But Instead of dividing Republicans
we assert on the authority Of positive
knowledge that all that Postles has
behind him is AN element composed
Of few deluded colored men and a
few unimportant Union Republicans
who have little influence in that party.
For the satisfaction Of our contem-
porary we wish to state as our belief
that when the next election rolls
around the Democrats viii confront a
united Republican party and the Ad-
dicks question will no more be an is
sue than will be the. question Of free
silver
! The Democrats have played their
hand. and in doing SO have shown that
their Niger" cry has been fof pollti-
cal effect only. and that when IL comes
to Addic<s they had rather advance
his schemes than to assist in the
proper government Of the city. There
fore. the Democrats have snapped two
strings upon which they have been
wont TO harp. The Republicans have
come out Of this councilmanic snarl
with more honor than have the DEM
ocrats
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
The Lay Of a comrade True.

would sing you the lay of a faith
ful friend,
A friend that is staunch and tree.
In his company all Of my troubles end,
And never a thought that's blue
Can enter our comradeship, biithe and
gay
It's roseate sky to- d.m
For all of life's worries I cast away
When spending an hour with him.
We journey afar into Fancy Land,
Adrift on the tide of dreams
And swiftly our barque. az the
thoughts command.
Sails many and wondrous streams,
Where no one may follow and none can
guess
The marvellous sights we see;
Where the heavens are blue and the
winds caress
The soul into harmony.
Shall ! tell you the name OF my cCm-
rade true?
Yes. yes-for the time is ripe.
| win make his identity clear to YOU
His name is A. Meerschaum Pipe.
Louis J. Stellmann, In Leslies Week
w.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
HAY FEVER AN0 ASTHMA
MEET THEIR MASTER
These Diseases and catarrh Success
fully Treated by Asoateo.

New York, Aug. S.-Nothing since
the discovery Of quinne has attracted
such widespread attention among the
medical profession as ascatco, the
wonderful Austrian remedy which
cures hay fever asthma. catarrh and
bronchitis These maladies which have
heretofore been incurable due to the
severe climatic conditions prevailing i'm
this country readily yield to this
marvellous treatment.
Almost immediate relief is given in
cases of hay fever and as the dose is
only seven drops and pleasant to take.
ascatcQ is meeting with unprecedented
success. Literature. pertaining to this
remedy also a sample will be sent by
mail, free of any charge to all suffer
ers who write to the Austrian dispen-
sary, 80 West 25th street, New York
City.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
Select ESorsion to colchester Beach
Chesapeake Bay.

on Wednesday, August the 9Th
and %. the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company philadelphia. Baltimore ano
Washington Railroad Company will
run special low-ratc excursions e
Marylands most popular waterins
place. Rochester eBach. This plac,
is held in high favor by all who hav,
visited it. II has all the attributes o.
a frst-class resort, and especially apl
peals to families. No liquors are al,
lowed on train. boat. or grounds. Ev,
cry possible kind Of amusement is &
he found. The location. on the pret,
tiest part OF the beautiful Chesapsak.
Bay. speaks for itself.
A special train will be run on the fol
lowing schedule, and round-trip tick
cts will be sold at the rates quoted:
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
READABLE RHYMES
The NobIer Ambition.

one need not stand upon the mountain
top
Where big winds blow and there is
little room
In order 10 succeed, If he but stop
Down in the valley and help make
THAT bloom
Gre need not lead am army in the field
And this mad world with Jove's dread
thunders jar
To win a fadeless crown. If he but WELD
The wand OF Peace and 50 prevent a
war.
Lee Falrohild in Success Magazine.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
REMEDY FOR HAY FEVER
After Trying Other Treatments, Hy-
omei Was Used With Perfect Sue

E'N' ~ 49, wv
cess.
Before the discovery of Hyomei the
only advice a physician could give his
hay fever patients. was to go away
from home. but now anyone who is
subject to this disease can. if Hyomei
is used. stay at home without fear of
the annual attack of sneezing, watery
eyes, and other discomforts.
j. y. Forbes. a well known Western
railroad man. whose hume is at Nc d.
Cook. Nebraska, writes Il nave never
had any relief from any remedy for
hay fever. even temporarily. until /
discovered the merits of Hyomei. /
always recommend il when occasion
requires
There is no offensive or dangerous
stomach dosing when Hycmei j. used.
This reliable remsdy for the cure Of
an diseases Of the respiratory organs
is brsathed through a neat pocket in
haler that comes with every outfit. So
that The air taken irta The throat and
lnngs is like that Of the White Noun
tains pr other health tSsorts. Vhere
hay fever is uRknowa.
The fact that 2. James Beli agfses
TO rsaupd the money 10 any nag tever
sufefer who nses Hyome. without sue
cess shayld iaspiie confidence in its
power 10 effect cure. a comriets out
ni costs only $500 ana extra bottles
ept 50 ssEss.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
THE MORE, THE LESS. /"

"The more you take the less you need
intu you need none-for you are cured
Ny effort all along was to avoid the evil
of the ordinary remedy which pampers
organs already weak and so makes the
,atient a slave to the pill. Remember
Nature expects every organ to do its
luty"
Physicians have long recognized the
TACT that constipation is at the bottom
If nearly every disease. tsaps all energy,
and makes life burden; it opens the
ioors 70 all evil germs and makes the
body too weak to resist them.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
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
physician specialist has discovered the
;ure for constipation. 1t is called Chase's
Constipation Tablet.
do not mean" said the physician to
leveral of his colleagues announcing his
success, 81 do not mean just another pill
hat breeds the pill habit My remedy is
4 cure. BY gently forcing all the digest
We organs 10 perform their functions it
restores them all to health and strength.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
1.-THE VELVET WORKER"

This new discovery is in small tablets,
.asily taken, and they are packed in
watch shape bottles which fit the vest
pocket. The tablet is mild, all vegetable,
never gripes or Injuries the most delicate
organs. But it does the work So ma
turally and soothingly they stimulate
and regulate and strengthen that they
have been nicknamed THE Little Velvet
Workers
Don't shuttle along with isgreat bur
dem BE healthy, be strong, be happy.
Read our offer:
Evening journal., 1905-08-09

Mayor Dunno Of Chicago in an. inter-
view predicts that the city can Sc
cure control of the street railway
lines in five years. Yet he was on
promise Of immediate municipal
ownership. while his opponent. who
was more. honest favoredscontrol by
the city but admitted that it would
require time, The beauty about
the Dunno program u that no ex-
tends the period ~ iis contamination
beyond his term, Same lthsr may
or can do IT,
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
Low RATES 70 OCEAN CITY. Mo
one-D Day Excursions via Philadelphia
Baltimors & Washington r. r.

The Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash
!agton Railroad Company announced
an excursion to Ocean city. Nd. OF
August II.
A special train will be run on the,sched
ule given below and excursion tickets
good only on the special train IN eaci
direction. will be sold at rates quoted.
Exc
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
Moved lnto New suiIdiuo.

aisster carpenter Kennedy. Of thn p,
B s " railroad Yesterday moved his
quasters into the new Office huiians CT tbs
company. AIR Kennedy is the nrst OF the
roads employees 70 locate in the new
strgesurs
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
WElL-ENOWN MAN DEAD
Daniel mecusker expires at the Age
Of sxty-six Years.

DANIEL McCusker Expires az tnc age
Of Sixty-six Years.
Daniel McCusker, one of Wilmington's
oldest shoe dealers died at his home, No.
sle West Second street on Monday even
ing
Mr.. MoCusker was born in Ireland sc
years ago. and came to this country In
1858. lie had been engaged ia the shoe bus
iness since that time. For more than forty
years he lad been engaged IN business
at No. PIG West Second street
The deceased leaves "A family of three
daughters and two sons, all grown. The
funeral will take place on Friday morn
ing. High mass will be celebrated in st.
Peters Pro-Cathedral and interment made
in the new Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09

Returning. steamer will leave IT,,
chester Beach at 400 p. m.
Children between Ave and twalv'
years Of age. ahlf the above rates.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
lron Broke His lrn.

Neal Holland yesterday had one leg
broken by some iron fallins against nm.
lie was removed 20 the Delaware Hos
pitai f0t treatment
Evening journal., 1905-08-09

Ia a test case made ny tts God
SMITHS Company. Lor1on, court has
de-ld5i thar god ana silver watches
are not plate 1nd the imported
watches do not require the hail. -na-k
Az apPsal sas hssn taken.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09

Connection can be made with thil
special train az Harrington from stations
south thereof. and reduced rate iicketf
will be placed on sale as under:-
Evening journal., 1905-08-09

Do you always find pens
and ink handy and satis-
factory when you are TAX
ing your trips from home?
Would not a dollar be well
spent that would give you
a good Fountain Pen and
relieve you of the in
convenience Of hunting the
hotel ink bottle? We can
sell you a Pen for 81 TO So
all good. and furnish a lit
tie clip to hold It in your
pocket.
JULIAN B. ROBINSON.
Stationer.
Both Phones 7ts Market St
see Robinson about Foun-
tain Pens.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09

II Is always the man who never goes
90 church that wants to argue on re-
ligIon.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
Train Leaves. RI

Returning special train VII leave ocean
City 40 p. m.
Children under twelve yssFs q sge, oae.-
hslf ths sPoys rates.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
: r :. :

To any reader who sends us his or her
name and address with five stamps to
cover postage expenses. we will al once
mail full-size 25-cent bottle of Chases
Constipation Tablets, tho worker that
cures. Not a sample, mind, 2 fpll-sis'
20-cent bottle. Let us prove It 20 you.
Write today. addressing Chase Mfg Co..
Nswburgh, \. y.
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
ADvERrIsING RATES


DISPLAYED cents Discounts advertising
CLASSIFIED Boarding or Rooms to
word Help Wanted cent word Real
Evening journal., 1905-08-09
rHERE MUsT BIZ ONE PARrY

on & E !. : =: $ e. T. x. 8
5Q939t all factions to
e@A=5@ the campaign
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-22
TAWNEY STUDIES
TARIFF SCHEDULE
Minnesota Congressman Looks
Into Imports Needed in Canal
Construction.
By w. w.

Washington, May 22-Representa-
tive Tawney, who is in Washington on
personal business, called on the presi-
dent today. Upon leaving the execu-
tive office he was beseiged by newspa
on the recent decision of the Panama
commission to purchase supplies abroad
If they can be had cheaper than in the
United States. MI. Tawney said:
eff the difference between the do;
mestic and foreign cost of material
necessary to construct the canal is
greater than the rate Of duty, then the
order was just. If the difference is less,
then the order was not justified.
1T may say also that if the difference
is greater, it emphasizes the necessity
for the readiustment Of the same SEIZED,
ules Of tariff which I advocated last
winter
Nh. Tawney called at the treasury de-
partment this afternoon to get some in
formation about the tariff as it relates
to supplies needed in canal construction
and will study the subject during the
summer, with a view to pushing his re
adjustment scheme next winter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-22
OIL KINGS HEIR
TO QUIT SYSTEM
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Decides
to Free Himself Of the
Standard faint.

New York, May 22.-John D. Rookie
Teller, Jr., according to a discussion
among members of his Bible class, in
tends to follow his action of resigning
the leadership of the class by with
drawing from all official connection
with the Standard Oil company.
This determination, it was said, Is due
only in part, if at all, to i'll health, but
is largely the growth of the great pub
lie cutlery against "tainted money!
recently raised by a number of Congrey
gational ministers in New England, and
taken up by clergymen of other demon
nations and by the people at large:
It was further said, and said specif-
cally, by a member of the Bible class,
that he understood that young Rookie.
Teller had held several rather heated
interviews with his father on the gen
eral subject of Standard Oil methods.
Rockefeller, Jr., according to this
member Of the Bible class, had made
it clear to Rockefeller, ST., that the
former did not approve OF all OF the
Standard Oil's modes Of doing business,
but regarded them as afording at least
an excuse fer the cry which had been
raised against "tainted money
The Younger Rockefeller has devoted
himself with every show Of enthusiasm
to his Bible class and has, within the
last few months, gone publicly on record
as saying some sharp things about mod.
ern business methods. He has preached
absolute poverty. He has said that a
corporation that did not do good to
others as we'll as to itself would ulti-
matelv fail. All his talks to his class
have been marked by earnestness.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-22
CORN UP s CENTS;
CORNER In MAY
STAMPEDE Of Shorts Advances
Price-Similar Situation in
the Wheat Market.

Chicago, May PA stampede Of.
shorts today advanced the price Of corn
for May delivery precisely 6 cents a
bushel. It was current gossip that the
May option is practically ''cornered'
by a few prominent traders. A desire
to avoid possibly greater loss was the
cause Of the urgent demand today from
those on the wrong side: The May de-
livery opened at $50. The PRICE quick
ly jumped up to 59c a bushel;; Realizing
sales caused. a reaction to 57hc.
Asomewhat similar situation devel;,
eeped in wheat. On an active demand
was forced up &c. Much Of the gain
was subsequently lost on proft,taking.
May wheat opened at 99c. After ad-
yancing to $1.oa the price dropped to
$1.011a.
After the early bulge the market
quieted down considerably. Under CON
tinued proft-taking the price Of May
corn sold off to 56Hc. The wheat mar
ket also lost much Of its bullishness.
Final quotations on May wheat were at
$1.01. a net advance for the day Of
Sc. May corn closed at $3.50, q gain
Of 41sc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-22
WILL Be SHOT IF
HE VISITS FOREST
Rich Mans Adirondack Estate
Posted with Warning from
Brandon Enemies.

Malone, N. Y, May 22.-The sensa-
tional threat is made that if William
Rockefeller attempts to visit his prince,
Ily Adirondack preserves at Bay Pond
this summer, he will be shot. The an
tipathy to Mr.. Rockefeller is due pri-
marily to his treatment Of the people
Of the village at Brandon, hard by his
1850 square miles of hunting and fish
ing grounds, augmented by his alleged
activity in trying to run down the as
sassin Of Orlando P. Dexter.
Upon these and along the line Of the
New York & Ottawa railroad, between
Bay Pond and Brandon, and in the
depths Of the forest all on the Rookie
Teller property, this ominous legend is
posted:
ga $4,000 bullet will stop. William
Rockefeller the minute he setsfoot upon
this property
The signs are evidently by the same
hand, roughly printed. The reference
to the value of the bullet is not under
stood, and is no doubt a private con-
ceit on the part of the man who seeks
to intimidate the magnate. The signs
have oil been put up within a week.
Called up on the long distance tele;
phone at his home at Tarrytown, and
apprised Of the threats, MI. Rockefeller
was asked if he would defy the enemy
and visit his preserve. He made nc
comment upon the threat, Of which, il
was learned later, he already knew, but
said that he had made no plans and die
mot know when he would go to Bay
Pond.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-22
GOVERNOR ACTS
IN BELTRAMI CASE
He Issues an Order RemovX
Two County Commissioners
from Office.
xLiA
CHARGES PREFERRED BY
PUBLIC EXAMINER TRUE
Gheir Successors Will Be Chosen
by Officials of Beltrami
County.

Governor johnson today filed an or
der removing from office L.. 0. Sibley
and Yves Wright, commissioners OF BEL,
trami county. The governor finds that
the charges preferred by the public ex-
aminer were true, and that the Two
commissioners have been gu1lty-o1 NAL
administration.
Whether the probing Of official cor
ruption in Beltrami county is to con-
tinue depends largely on the men 'chos-
en- to hucceed Sibley and Wright. h
vacancy in each district is to be filled
hnder the law by vote of the chairman
of each board of town supervisors in
the district and the mayors of cities or
presidents Of village councils. Sibley
represents the Solway district, which is
strictly rural, while Wright represents
the Bemidii district. If they can con-
troll the election of their successors,
they may also be able to secure the
election Of a county attorney to sue
coed Loud, resigned, who will drop fur
ther action.
The governors order is made on rec
ommendation of the attorney general,
and after a full examination of the
facts by the special commission ap-
pointed. The governors findings of
Fact are as follows:
Findings Of Fact.
First-That during their present terms Of
office, commencing on the first Monday IN
January, satd F. O. Sibley and Yves
Wright ~wrongfully, ,unlawfully, and in vio-
aation Of their official duty as such COM
missioners, voted for the allowance and
m OF unitemized and Improperly
1temized. unauthorized, unlawful, exces-
sive and fraudulent bills and claims
against the said county of Beltrami.
Second-That in awarding the county
printing during the years of 1903 and 1904
there was a manifest and utter disregard
of their duties as related to the interests
of the taxpayers in the awarding Of said
contract to the highest bidder, and in re-
Susing and officially taking part in re
2using to award said county printing tt
the lowest responsible bidder, as is by Law
provided.
Third-Tha In the allowance Of bills
for work done under said contract, there
was a total disregard of the interests 0
the taxpayers. and al apparently wifu
INSTRUMENTATION Of public moneys to pri'
vate individuals in the allowance Of DILL!
which were excessive, which fact mus
nave been known to these county com
miSsioners.
Fourth-That they were wilfully negli
gent in refusing or neglecting and failing
to prosecute and coilecte~certain claim!
and demands due said county Of Bel
tram, Minnesota. especially in a certain
claim against the Merchants bank Of Be
midji, or Its assigns or successors In in
ferest.
Fifth-That bills were allowed or or
Hered paid to which the individual com
missioners were the chief parties In In
terest, and which were not proper claim
against said county Of Beltrami, and tina
this was known, and must have bee
known to said county commissioners whe
said claim was allowed and ordered pai6