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Evening journal., 1905-03-25
For Sale or Rent

Tract of land on Brandywine
Creek having about 900 feet of
water front. Good wharf and a
building which can be changed to
suit small manufacturer.
Will sell or rent cheap to good
party.
Apply at Evening Journal ofiee.
j2I-2w
OLD VIRGINIA FARMs-Good land,
low prices, mild climate. Send
for catalogue. CASSELMAN & CO.,
Richmond, Va. sat6mos
FOR sALE-News stand, bakery, coal
yard, grocery stores. saloons.
farms, houses and lots in all parts OF
city, on easy terms. have clients who
wish to buy your property or business.
Yours might suit them. Send me a de-
scription Of property or business and
lowest prices Money to loan on mort
gage Rents collected. Estates man
aged. / sell fire, ife, accident, health
and plrte glass lsurance. None but
the best anies'represented
7. +. McEVILLY,
Real Estate, Mortgage and Insurance
Broker, 623 w. Fourth St.. Wilmington,
Del. Both phones. 19-eod-te
FOR sALE-Beautiful new residence,
fronting Brandywine Park, on
Washington St, just across Washing
ton Street Bridge. Ten minutes walk
from the Court House; IL rooms; open
ness Of first floor, columns, grills (hard
wood, waxed hoor), will surprise you.
Price-cost, to sell the lot. Open daily;
see it. Z. /. Rice, architect, SIS Market
st. Mar. 17-e.o.d.
FOR SALE-1s acre fagm. small build
ings. located at station. Price
$3.50. Tennis $500 cash. balance 10 years.
Possession at once; catalogue free.
Clark Son, Dover Del. Mar. 25-1t
FOR sALE.-DWELLlNes.
1915 jackson street.
1881 West Fourth street.
1924 West Fourth street.
916 Van Buren street.
Store and dwelling. n. w. Cor. Lin
den and Harrison, rooms and bath.
DELAWARE TRUST CO..
No East Ninth ST.
FOR SALE-Nice Little Home within
half mile of city, on Newport Pike,
about one acre Of ground. with a z
roomed house and bath; stable an1 car
riage house.
Apply A. B. STANTON.
No 707 Shipley street.
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eIIRsCRIRERs.

po-sare free in the United states out
"a. the limits OF the city. Subscriptions
-s,.tia IN advance as follows; BY the
week. SC: month, sc; year. $500.
In ordering change Of address give olo
,s well as new. The Evening journal Is
sor sale at all the News stands IN VIII
rn,nrtcn ana at Broad Street Station
Evening journal., 1905-03-25
Real Estate Bulletin. :.
OF DESIRABLE PROPERTIES
FOR SALE OR RENT $500.

FOR SALE New Modern House, 1905
West Thirteenth street, ten rooms
and bath. Possession given. VIII sac
nfice.
CHARLES c. KURTz.
.Ji1 Market street,
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Our City Needs
in Ioos

An improved water supply
A wharf on tho Delaware river
front
! Deeper water in the Chrisuana-
A now city charter
A charter for a Board Of Edu-
cation.
A now City Hall
A new railroad station
The completion Of the elevated
) road.
More work for our shipbuiiders.
8 The Reorganization OF our steel
plant.
A new Y. NJ. c. A. building for
our boys.
Evening journal., 1905-03-25

FOR sALE-One LETT, colonial cottage,
s rooms. bath and porch; imme-
diate possession. Special price and
terms. Apply at once, M. N. Wood,
120 West Twenty-third street. Botn
Phones. Mar Sim.
Evening journal., 1905-03-25

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED valu-
able farm of 800 acres with build
ings, 5000 peach. 2000 pear, 500 apple and
500 plum; fine land for all crops; 1-2
miles from Bridgeville, Del, the best
fruit market on the road; with stock
and implements; price $500 an acre.
]. r. MeGONIGAL G. SON. Dover, Del.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Farm 103
acres, 10 roomed house and other
buildings; possession March 25th; 10
miles from Wilmington. Apply to T. f.
MoEVILLY, 623 West Fourth st. Both
phones. f24-tf
Evening journal., 1905-03-25

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
WANTED-A few live agents; a good
proposition. Box "A, Swedesboro,
n. ]. an-S-zt
Evening journal., 1905-03-25
HEALTHY KIDNEYS
IN Old AGE
Maintained by the Use Of
WARMERS SAFE CURE
Unless Your Kidneys Are Healthy
Your Entire System Be-
comes Diseased.

Your Entire System Be-
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Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout IndigeStion,
Urinary, Liver and Bladder troubles.
TEST YOUR KIDNEYS.
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WARMERS SAFE CURE is purely vege-
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Sold by ali drug stores, two sizes, 80 cents
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Evening journal., 1905-03-25
"I NEVER EiAVE A PAIN.o

The following testimonial from en- aged
lady, near the century mark, shows the won
derful curative powers Of SAFE CURE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-16
ON BATTLESH|P
OF UNITED STATES
BODY OF LATE MEXICAN AMBAS.
sADoR is TAKEN TO ITS MA.
TIVE LAND-lMPREssivE GER.
EMONiES.

Annapolis, Md. April l5.--With I'M
usually impressive ceremonies the
body Of the late Don Manuel De AS
plroz, ambassador to this country, who
died at the Mexican legation II Wash
ington some days ago. was received in
this city this afternoon and emberked
on the United States cruiser Columbia
for Vera Cruise, Mexico, for burial.
The body arrived on special train
from Washington. accompanied by the
widow and three children Of the de-
ceased and attaches from the Mexican
legation and other members of the
dpmatic corps. The cortege was full
military one, the escort being compos-
ed of full corps of officers and in
structors Of the academy and de;ach-
mcnts of marines and sailors from the
academy and the Columbia.
As the cruiser with her distinguish
ed burden left the roads salute Of
nineteen guns was fired from the aca-
deny sohre batteries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-16
NO SETTLEMENT
OF BIG STRIKE
MAYOR oUNNE kBANDoNS HIS
PEACE CONFERENCES SAYS
HE is DETERMINED TO SET
TIE THE MATTER.

Chicago, April t5.-With employers
and union officials in complete dead
lock, Mayor Dunno tonight abandoned
his peace conferences, but announced
that he was still determined TO find a
solution of the lobor difficulty.
Employing tailors informed the may
or late this afternoon, that under no
circumstances will they recede from
the position they have taken. and will
not reinstate the strikers who walked
out four months ago. If they apply
for their old positions. there will be
no discrimination against them. but
they will not be recognized as former
employees. The garment workers and
teamsters also informed the mayor
they would not cali OF the strike un-
less the striking garment workers
we're given their positions. Both sides
declare they viii not give way. and
the outlook tonight is for an indefinite
continuation OF the strike.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-16
EASTER THOUGHTS FROM
MINISTERS OF CAIRO

night. A mighty power overshadows
us, closes our eyes; our limbs become
motionless, we are helpless and obliv-
lous to everything around us as much
so as If we were dead. But power
returns and we rise from sleep to ac-
tivity and life. Spring following win
ter is another symbol of the newness
of life. AS the sun draws nearer and
nearer, up springs the beautiful prim.
roee, violets and blue bells from the
grave to enjoy newness Of life.
The great truth then Of Easter Is
not resurrection but life. not that
there is heaven Of rest only, but that
we may gain in this world a power In
destructible by death-that we may
gain the perfect assurance Of life eter.
nal Let MS cast away our garments
Of mourning and arise from the sleep
Of winters decay, and let the resurrec-
ted Son of righteousness transform
night into day. sleep into activity and
winter into the summer sunshine of
His joy and love.
The scheme, the desires and bright
hopes Of Greater Cairo may be
we'll mentioned as a symbol OF the
resurrection, to a newness OF city life
We look and pray for the day to dawn
and scatter the darkness and burst ev-
cry gloom that overshadows Great
er Cairo" commercially, intellectually
and morally, AS Easter Is the time Of
hope may our hopes OF a Greater
Cairo" (morally) be clothed with pa.
triotism, faith. hope and charity.
May Greater Cairo" have nohIer
moral body breaking forth into winged
splendor Of moral and righteous puri
ty May every good and patriotic cit
zen, work and pray 'and vote" for
nGreatcr and Better Cairo II we
shall have Greater and Better
Cairo will It not mean a resurrection
OF moral purity? If Cairo shall rise
10 a newness Of moral life, the future
is,, we believe, trembling with the new
pulse Of progress which shall clothe
her with beauty and fragrance When
we shall have realized a Greater and
Better Cairo" we shall then sing with
the Christian poet:
Bright sunbeams guild the sky.
Hosannas fill the air,
All heaven is shouting victory,
And hell Is In despair"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-16
RUSSIA BELIEVES
TOGO WON 7 FIGHT
Think He viii Not Risk Battle
With Roiestvensky.
ENTHUSIASM AROUSED
SPECTACLE OF REJEsTvENsKY
SEEKING A REAL FIGHT AP.
PEALs TO RUSSIANS
GREATLY.

St Petersburg, April 15.-The week
closes with the governments eyes and
hopes centered on Rojestyensky. and
gradually something like genuine On.
thus, ,asm has been aroused by the
Russian admiral's hardihood In sailing
straight for combat with the Japan
ese.
There are many naval officers who
do not believe Togo will accept the
challenge. In their opinion the Japan
csc will be too prudent In such a crisis
to risk the destruction OF their feet.
They believe Togos tactics will be TO
avoid an open sea fight and that he
will launch a series Of desperate night
torpedo attacks in the hope of throw.
ing the Russian fleet into confusion.
scattering the line Of ships and giving
his faster battlcships and cruisers the
opportunity 10 surround and destroy
them individually. and If come Of Ro.
jestyensky's ships escape to vladivo-
stok. to bottle them up there.
Conservatives Pushed Aside.
For the moment the conservative
counscls of The peace party which
party realizes that the military sltua-
tion will be utterly hopeless il Rojest.
vensky's feet Is completely destroyed
and considers IL best 10 open neg7tia-
iions before the issue is put 10 test.
arc rudely thrust aside.
The admiralty clamors for a chance
TO retrieve it's repatsi ON and the war
party generally fsmsfo be convinced
that the empcrofs position win not
be worse if the hattie IS lost. while the
destruction OF Togo's feet would spell
ruin for the JapaHese The EMPEROR
himself. it is undefsftod. expresses
great confidence IN victory. and should
victory come he viii undoubtedly flx
she imperial seal 20 his naval program
prepared BY ne alssfalty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-16
POLL OF CITY
SAYS PARSONS
VOTERS INTERVIEWED BY BULLETIN cANvAssERs
YESTERDAY PARSONS SO MAJORITY WINTER
LOST GROUND IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT

only passive interest in the election
Two of the canvassers are not voters
and the other gentleman, who is. was
a signer of Mayor Winters nomina
tion papers. Consequently. they had
no inclination to pad the result of their
poll
The 1000 men interviewed were
composed as follows as TO the voca
ton: 4S2 mill employees. 1856 skilled
worlmen, 362 professional and bust
ness men, clerks and merchants.
But "Thcre is No Telling"
OF course, this is "on paper" but SO
far as Il goes, it is fair. and the
Bulletin believes. just indication OF
er next Tuesdaythe popular verdict
which is TO be rendered next Tuesday.
You can never tell how men are go
ing to vote, however Sometimes, they
talk one way and vote another. But
from yesterdays poll it Is evident
that Mayor Winter is greatly weaken
ed in the business district Of the city,
and he will be surprised next Tuesday
when the result is announced in GER
tain wards.
The Bulletin will not undertake to
say positively that Mr. Parsons will
be elected But it has believed 1t
from the start of the campaign and
the poll yesterday converts its be-
lief into confidence. Everything now
indicates that Mayor Winter is bad
~ beaten man.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-16
THE ROD REMAINS
"inti.Whipping' Bill Defeated
in Illinois Legislature.
RESOLUTION OF PROF. cLENpEN.
EN- HAD MUCH TO 90 WITH
ITS FAILURE TO PASS.

School children inclined 10 extreme
viyaciousness will be sorry TO learn
that the teacher still holds authority
to use the rod in enforcing proper
discipline and respect
The Illinois legislature has killed
he so-called "anti-whipping BILL"
which promised such roseate times to
mischievous, trouble making pupils
by vote cf 60 to 65.
The bill, which was introduced by
Representative Canady Of Montgom-
cry county. II VIII be remembered, op.
posed corporal punishment In the
schools OF the state and prohibited the
use of the whip unless written consent
had first been secured from the par
ents Of the child. II also provided
that whipping consented to by parents
must be done in the presence OF a
committee of school directors.
The measure brought forth a great
deal Of discussion all over the state.
Il had its champions and also a great
deal of opposition.
AZ a meeting OF the Southern IllL
nois Teachers association held AZ
Olney. ILL.,. recently. a resolution con
dcmning the bill introduced by 1srof.
T. {. Clendenen Of this city. was un-
animously adopted and a copy imms.
diately telegraphed to the house com
mittee in Springfield. and had much
TO DO with defeating the measure.
When the bin came up il was freely
discussed and opinions we're divided.
For a time il seemed that the mem
bers we're about equally divided on
the bill and that Il might be passed.
After a lengthy discussion. Mr.. Can
ady appealed 20 the house to get awav
from the past and enact the proposed
Legislation.
Other representatives opposed the
bill. which they styled the "antfIick-
er bill. declaring that its passage
would give unruly children control u
the schools
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-16

According to a pool of one-third the
voters of Cairo, taken yesterday by
The Bulletin the great issue of next
Tuesday has already been decided in
The minds of the people and it only re
ruires the formallty OF putting that de
cision into effect through the ballot
box for George Parsons TO be declared
the mayor-elect of Greater Cairo,
How the Test Was Made.
Yesterday The Bulletin canvassed
] 900 voters of the city. The result
showed Par lns 52S, Winter 429, with
AZ declining to vote--a majority for
the peoples candidate of SO. Giving
all the 4S doubtful ones to Mayor
Winter. Mr. Parsons st II has 56 major
ity. Figuring on basis of 5000 votes,
this indicates a total majority in the
entire city for Parsons of 297.
This, however, is hardly fair 10 Mr..
Parsons. as the voters polled were two
years ago. a large majority of them,
for Mayor Winter 1t is, therefore. not
a far test of the Parsons strength. 1t
in showing that Mayor Winter has
lost strength where two years ago he
was very strong. 1t is more than
probable. consequently, that the ma
jority for Mr. Parsons next Tuesday
will reach 500.
A Fair Canvas.
The poll made by The Bulletin was
made by three men who save taken
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-16
1905 THEATRICAL SEASON
BROUGHT SOME FINE SHOWS
JNLY A DAYS moEE-eooD COMIC OPERA EVERY NIGHT
NEXT WEEK AT CAIRO OPERA HousE-soME "cRAcKER
JACKS" YEAR.

The theatrical season In Cairo will
close in a few days. II has been one
of the most sue; essful in the history
of the local playhouse and Cairo's rep
utation as good theatrical city has
increased considerably. The class Of
attractions was higher, and through
the untiring efforts of Manager Dan
Williamson always alive TO the inter
ests of his patrons, the people of Cairo
the past winter have been enabled TO
see some of the greatest shows on the
stage.
Some Of the Good Ones.
In the comic opera line especially
has the season been most attractive.
First came the "TenderfOot," with
Richard Carle in the leading role, fol-
lowed by THE Forbidden Land, Nat
NJ. wills, Babes in Toyland,' The
Girl From Dixie" "San Toy" "The
Sambo Girl" with that attractive
bunch of independence, Eva Tanguay;
Stella Mayhew-who could forget her?
then as a fitting climax came that
delightful new opera "The Girl and the
Bandit" with its marvellous wealth OF
music, fun and frolie.
In the legitimate, there was Chas. b.
Hanford. in a pretentious revival Of
Don Caesar de Bazan" Frederick
Ward and Katherine Kidder, in "Sa-
lambo," Rozelle Knott, in Ethel Bar
rymore's beautiful success, Cousin
Kate" and Miss Knott was almost as
good as the charming woman who first
played it. Then there was that strange,
repulsive, even hideous. but wonder
fully powerful Ghosts" presented by
a small company of half dozen peo-
pie, but all of them finished actors
Florence Gale in AS You Like II"
Also not to be overlooked, William
Bramwell, in Capt. Darlington" the
best Revolutionary play ever written.
and produced by a polished actor.
Finally. there was Arizona" with
Miss Carol Arden. member of Ca
iro's Own Stock company. in the
leading female role.
In fact, when we begin to look back
over the attractions Of the past sea
son, we can hardly believe SO many
high class shows have been here.
Big Ones Next Season.
notwithstanding the many good
ones that were here this season, how
ever. Manager Williamson promises
that next season the local play house
will break all records for the number
of high class productions. Already he
has booked a number of big ones.
chief among them is Tho Pit" with
Wilton Lackye in the title role. and
big company of nearly 100 people
The Pit is one of the greatest sue.
eesses of recent years having a mar
helOus run in New York and Chicago
and other cities. Besides this. the
Country Chairman George AIDES
first effort in the comedy line. and
which kept New York laughing for a
whole year and the past season con-
vulsed the whole country. Then that
big hit. always popular san Toy, VIII
come back along wlth Stella Mar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-16
CLAIMS HE is BROTHER
OF LATE WILLIAM RICE.
The Man Whow Lawyer Patrick Was
Convicted of Killing in New
York,

Menominec. Wis. April l5.-Joseph
Rice. farmer, living on a small piece
of land near this city claims to have
discovered that he is brother OF the
late William Rice. the wealthy Texan.
following whose death in New York.
Albert + Patrick was arrester on a
murder charge. Rice claims that he Is
the rightful heir to at least four mil
lion dollars. He believes he can salts.
factorily prove this and has taken le.
gal steps TO establish his CLAN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-16
RESURRECTION OF SELF FROM
INDIFFERENCE TO TRUTH.
(By Rev. Charles n. Armstrong, Pas
tor lmmanuel Lutheran church.)

In an exoteric sense. the Easter liIy
symbolizes life beyond earth's sunset,
eloquently agserts that human person.
ality, identity unchanged, survives
the grave side dictum, earth to earth
and dust to dust" and designates the
rider of the pale horse as the epi-
logue of time, the prologue of eterni.
ty." 1t gives the lie to the specious
claim of materialism, thought begins
and ends with the brain" Ay, ever
the song of the resurrection faint.
ly but still sweetly sounding across
the storm scarred hills of old Judaea.
Is a paen over death.
The internal, esoteric, meaning Of
eur modern Easterfestival. now that
the doubts and mists of paganism are
swept away by the fact that Christ
Is Risen" Is this, that self-the ego
should be re1urrected from indiffer-
ence to truth; from moral lethargy
yer oftt.mes blindness and from
spiritual atrophy, the end of which is
death to soul.power.
Therefore. o earth, with gladness
greet the coming Eastertide, fer not
in vain was enacted that great drama
the crucifixion," with its wondrous
denoument. "the resurrection, in that
holy past. "And it came to pass, as
they were much perplexed thereabout,
behold, two men stood by them in
shining garments $50 He rs NOT
here, but Is risen"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-16

, hew i'm new piece, but whether new
or old, Stella Mayhew will be enough
10 mack the house. Also the Liberty
Bell" "The Isle of Spice" George Sid
ney, in Busy Izzy," Paul Gilmore, in
new play, and a young woman VINO
can always get Cairos money, Alberta
Gallatin. in "a Clean Slate She viii
be remembered-nere for her admirable
work in Ghosts" last year, and in
Nell Gwynne." These, however, are
not starter Manager Williamson
will go to New York during this sum
mer and will make arrangements
there for the appearance next season
of many of the largest productions of
the metropolis.
The Remaining Attractions.
The season of 1904-5 will close on
May 10, with Ned Nye, in The Man
Behind with two well known Cairo
singers in leading roles-George Clan
cey and Edward Allen.
Before that, however, one more
crackerjack comedy, with a high
class cast, which must be numbered
as one of the best things we've had.
That is "Viyian's Papas." Ii played
all last summer at Powers theater, in
Chicago. and its tour the past winter
has been most successful. It's appear
ance at Birmingham, Ala, last week.
caused the Birmingham News, of that
city, to say:
"Vivian's Papas at the Bijou is an
unusual offering for this week. The
play is a legitimate comedy Of the
sparkling kind turned out by Leo
Ditritchstein. The action is swift, the
situations amusing and the lines spark
ling. Miss Caroline Hull, who plays
the part of Vivian, is not only very
handsome woman, but is endowed
with dramatic ability and sings well.
Her songs prove a feature Of the play
well worth hearing.
THE play is bright and snappy and
takes well. But for an unexpected
open date the Bijou would have been
unable to offer such an attraction"
Beginning the week of May ! the
Kingsley Russell Stock company will
open a weeks engagement.
Boston Ideal Company.
Beginning tomorrow night. Manager
Williamson will offer for one week
the greatest bargain that has ever
been offered to Cairo theatergoers.
That is the Boston Ideal Opera com
pany," in repertoire Of the most sue
cessful comic operas of the last fif-
teen years. And at popular prices.
The company is high class in every
particular. Wherever it has appeared
the company has won golden opinions.
Last night Manager Williamson re.
ccivcd the following telegram from
Mr. w F. Desmond. manager OF the
Murphysboro opera house:
The Boston Ideal Opera company
cant be too well spoken of. For prices
surpssTes all other companies"
The Little Rock, Ark. Gazette. pays
the following tribute to the company's
ability: