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Evening journal., 1905-11-08
FIJI AND o'BRIEN TO FIGHT
They viii Co Twenty Rounds for
Heavyweight Championship.

New York Nov. S-Fitzsimmons has
signed the articles calling for a battle
with Jack O'Brien for the heavy
weight championship OF the world -
The battle is to take place December
% or p at san Francisco.
After receiving a telegram from
O'Brien. who is now In Frisco. that the
conditions named were acceptable to
him. Fitzsimmons had a talk with
Matchmaker Jimmy Coffroth. Of San
Francisco. who is at present In the
city
The fight viii take place on December
% or 2i, and viii probably be held IN
Mechanics Pavilion. According to the
articles Of agreement the men win fight
twenty rounds or more. The number OF
rounds is left to the discretion Of Man.
ager Coffroth. and it is likely that he
viii decide to let the fight go forty
rounds which would practically meal
a finish contest.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
&RANTs EXTENSION OF TIME
. Peoples Railway Company Has Until
January to Build New Road.

The Board OF Park Commissioners
n rs decided to grant the Peoples Rail-
WY Company an extension of time M
wi dch TO construct its line through
l2o oxford Park This action was taken
bee ause OF the restraining order issued
by the court some time ago preventing
work on the project.
The company was to have completed
the road within six months but pro-
visions were made for legal restraint
The six months We're up on the first
OF thisNmonth and I'm consequence when
the coiupany asked for an extension OF
time until January 1, the request was
granted.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
GEARY GIRL IDENTIFIED
Mother and Sisters Recognized Her as
the Suit Case Victim.

Boston. Nov. 7-The Identification of
the suit case body as that of Susanna
a. Geary OF Cambridge, was made COM
plete yesterday afternoon, when her
mother and two sisters viewed the re-
mains at the Harvard medical chool.
Those who We're present say the rela-
tives had no trouble in making an alb
solute Identification
According to Chtef Watts. the evil
dence I'm the case was not laid before
the Grand Jury but this action win
be taken in "a day or two
The Dean woman. who is alleged To
have been in charge Of the house where
the Geary girl died. IS still at liberty.
but the police say they can find her
whenever sine Is wanted.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
CITY NEEDS CLAIMS AGENT
City Solicitor Townsend Wants Three
Departments TO Cooperate in
the Matter.

city solicitor Townsend appeared before
the Park Commission yesterday afternoon
and made the suggestion that that body
cooperate with the Water Department
and street and Sewer Department IN the
employment of a claims agent at a prob
ablo expense of $1,000 year. lie expressed
the opinion that the city has lost several
suits because OF a lack OF evidence and
pc pointed out that but little evidence
has thus far been secured In the suits
now pending against the city.
Mr.. Townsend suggests that the Water
Department ana Street ard Sewer De-
partment each pay The sum of $50 a
year and the Park Board 500. which
would make up the necessary $1,000. The
latter body after discussing the matter
referred 1t TO the executive committee
with power to act
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
CURES CATARRE AID ASTHMA
Foreign Specialists Give Reason for
Marvellous Success of New Rem
edy Ascatco.

Vienna. Nov. THE astonishing sue
cess of the ascatco treatment for ca
tarrh. asthma and bronchitis is wholly
attributed to its marvellous action on
the mucous membranes and having no
disturbing influence on organs Of the
body
II is claimed by European savants.
from whom this remedy emanated.
that 500 drops win permanently cure
even the most obstinate case. The dose
is small and pleasant to take. being
only seven drops twice ally. The Aus
uian dispensary, 80 West 25th street,
New York City. viii send a trial treat
ment of ascatco free by mail to all
sufferers who have not tested the Won
derful curative powers Of this specific.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
Theatrical Notes

On Tuesday night Eva Talguay and
her company come to the Grand Opera
House With "rhe Sambo Girl" which
was so successful 'in its tour of last sea-
SON. Miss ranguay who by reason Of her
nimituble stage charac.erizatons is IN
q class by herself on the American
stage. has within comparatively short
time won stelicr rccogn tion that has
brought envy TO the heart CT many a
musical artist. In fact. before this wa
cious comeli nne started forth as star
she had gained distinction with "'rhe
Chaperons" and "rho Omce By" Her
present starring vehicle is sp.endidly
adapted TO her needs and it can be said
tnat "The sambo Girl" is Eva Tanguay
and Eva Tanguay is The Sambo rl,''
so important is her participation in the
action Of the piece.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
Flat Car Wheels Must Co.

The Board Of Health has decided 20
wage .war against the nuisance OF Nat
wheeled cars. and the members Of that
body with this object in view, win con-
fer with the city Solicitor and the
Street and Sewer Department. II rs
contended that fiat wheels wreck the
nerves of the sick. particularly in the
hospitals and that the nuisance shoid
bofabated
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
no QUORUM PRESENT.
Father pemby 10 Preaeh.

The Rev Father e. Thomas Demby.
A. NJ. S. 4. d., O. b. r.. of the Ameri-
can Church of Key West. Fla. will
preach in St. Mathews Church Sun
day morning.
Father Demby is a Delawarean, and
was born I'M this city. He is now rector
of ST. Peters parish of Key West. The
Rev. Father is pronounced as one Of the
best pulpit orators and scholars of the
young men OF his day.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
PsNNSGRoyE WOMAN SHOT
Mrs. Vandesrift Badly Wounded by
Discharge Of Revolver.

Having been attacked by an Italian
some weeks ago, Mrs. II. L. Vandegrift,
q resident Of Pennsgrove. n. j.. pur-
chased revolver for protection.
Having occasion TO go out on Monday
night. she was about TO place the wea-
pom IN the waist Of her dress. when II
went of. The bullet penetrated her
right breast. but struck a rib and
glanced. swerving in its course, which
probably saved her life.
Mrs. Vandegrift was hurried to the
Cooper Hospital in Camden. n j.. and
the doctors say she has a chance tC
survive providing gangrgene does moi
develop In the wound.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
City Ticket Office, so4 Market strset,
Wilmington, Del.

II you are going west or want any
Information relative to rates 20 any
point in the United States. or Canada.
call on the ticket agent. Rates lower
than by any other line and cervice nrst
class in all respects. Mileage books.
communication tickets. winter excur-
sion tickets to Southern and Colorado
points. local and foreign tickets on
sale. Pullman berths reserved TO any
destination in the United States. Tin
eraries prepared. Time tables on hand
20 all points.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
NocKsTADER's GARRcK l'HEArT

nocBsT.DER's GARRICK 1HEATF
- BIG AGGREGATION OF
METROPOLITAN FEATURE
Week commencing Monday, November
MIILAR'S ELEPHANTS.
direct from New York Hippodrome).
FREDERICK HALLEN and
MOLLIE FULLEI
"A NIGHT IN VENICE"
TALLY-HO DUO,
DORsCH q RUSSELL, THE ELLIOTT
SULLIVAN 4 PAsQUELENA.
THE KINETOGRAPl
Afternoons at 2.15. Evenings at Sis.
Admission. lOc. 2Oc. SOC. soc. Box seats. q
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
aishon Mocahe 10 Attend.

Bishop c. c. McCahe. of Philadelphia
has accepted an Invitation to be present
on Thanksgiving Day at the dedication
services at Washington Heights NJ E.
Church.
bishop Mccabc win preside al the next
session Of tho WILMINGTON NJ e. Con-
fcrehce.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
Missionary Society Meetina.

The annual meeting Of the Womens
Home Missionary Society Of the VIII
mington District will be held IN the chapel
Of Grace NJ. r. Church tomorrow after
noon. A fun attendance is desired as an
interesting program has been prepared
for the occasion. Omcers fer the coming
year win be elected
Evening journal., 1905-11-08

THE Sign Of the Cross" which Will
be given a superb pictorial presentation
at the Lyceum Theatre fer the next
three days beginnns tomorrow night
was the first play in the history cf the
Amer'can stage to win TO the side Of the
theatre the priests. minister's Of an DE-
nominations and thousands upon IN us
ands Of lay people, who before the adj
vent of this heart stirring play had con-
dcmncd the playhouse. Not only hive
hundreds of prominent ciergymen re-
corded their praise OF the hnc influence
of this sublime drama in writing, but
openly from their pulnits have urged the
fullest public recognition of "rhe Sign
of the Cross as a play of uplifting and
ennobling theme. The scene OF the play
is placed in Rome just before its down
fan when vice and wanton prodigality
held sway under the spotc rule of
Nero In contrast TO the luxury and eN-
cesses of the Roman court are the gentle
modesty and sublime faith of the little
band of Christians whose pcrs cltion
adds much 20 the sympathetic quality and
realism Of this wonderful play The rich
splendor of the Roman court is shown in
magnificent scenery, costly raiment and
brilliant armor and jewels. All the seem
cry and appointments being those Of the
first London production at the Lyric The
atre. repainted for this season by Matt
Morgan.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
CITY COUNCIL
HELD UP BILL
ID .lawar Water Improve.
ment Company Lights Not
Up to Contract Power
HOMtH AND CHILDREN II DANGtR
special 10 ne Evenlng journal.

New Castle Nov. S.-Members Of
city Council in session last evening by
"a unanimous vote decided TO demand
a reduction in the bill of the Delaware
Water Improvement Company for fur
nishing lights for the month of Octo-
Der.
This action was brought about by a
statement Of President Smith to the
effect that for two weeks after the
companys contract went into effect
that lights We're not burning in vari-
Gus parts of the city A complaint had
been made and the company had prom
ised to remedy the defect
Fred w. Kllngmeyer asked that a
light be placed on North Second street
near the dyke bridge. He said that on
many occasions women and children
had to carry suppers to persons work
ing at the steel plants and on several
occasions they had been nsulted. MT.
Reynolds corroborated Mr.. Klingmey-
er's statement The subject will be
looked into.
The report of City Treasurer John
=. Manlove showed. Received from
Charles II. Shearer. tax collector, $685..
Sc for school taxes for the year 1904,
and S14O.39 for the present year; S17S.-
6S was also received from MIR. Shearer
for city taxes for 1905. Mayor Boyd
reported as having received Si for fines
and costs during the past month.
number of bills were passed upon
and orders drawn for their respective
amounts.
WILLIAM KISSED THE BRIDE.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis. of Del
aawre city. who were married recently.
were given a serenade by employees Of
the trolley line last night The party
left New Castle at 7.30 o'clock on q spe-
cial car blue Dick" and carried with
them miscellaneous collection of
horse fiddles sleigh bells, horns and
other Instruments of torture. They all
so had "A handsome set of dining room
furniture as a present to the bride and
groom.
AS the car stopped near Mr.. Lewis
home, Patrick J. Ahern marshaled the
forces I'm line and the serenade began.
Harry Holschumaker opened the pro-
gram with a neat speech IN German
which no one understood and was fol-
ltWtA bl Iidllk GcnundiQNf VINO sang
a German dialect song entitled Where
is the Bride" w. r. Myers then made
an address upon the subject of Light"
which was much enjoyed. Francis Nc
Calm, Bobby" Newlove Peter j
Madden and Henry Timms composed q
quartet whicch sang a selection entitled
You'll Get All That's A-comin' tc
YOU"
William Hushebeck recited poem
entitled THE Watch on the Rhine
and the Montgomery brothers, Henry
and john. did song and dance Ed
ward Eagle recited a poem entitled
"The Tracks Are Clear Henry" and
wds followed by William Leach in an
address Hold Me on Second
James Lupton, Robert Megginson. G
r. Holcomb. John Keene. William
Townsend and Eugene Lewis operated
the horse hodles. Mr.. Ahern made tn,
speech presenting the furniture. whic,
was received by Mr.. Lewis. The fea-
ture OF the evening was the kissing o
the bride by William Weggenmann.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
ANGLERS TAKE ACTION
win Try to Stop Posehing in the
Canal.

ColNHANs
Action has been taken by the Delaware
Anglers Association which sometime ago.
stocked the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal with game FISH to stop persons.
from poaching Detectives have been enc
fsged to watch for poachers and the fol-'
loving warning has been issued by Joseph
sS.gglesworth. secretary of the assoca--
fmn.
Warning-The catching OF black bass
under the length Of seven inches Is pro-
rib,ted by Chapter s72, Volume 22 Iaws
Of Delaware. Penalty 1--WE dollars for
each fish SO caught or in possession.
The catching of any kind OF fish in
the waters Of the Chesapeake and Della
ware canal. or It's feeders, with net or
sc.ne. is prohibited by Chapter 1913. Vol
uine %. Laws of Delaware. Penalty, ten
20 ffty dollars.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
New Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket
Office.

Now located at sos Market street.
convenient to municipal buildings.
principal offices ana hotels Tickets to
al points on sale. Also Pullman ac-
commodqtions.
D. & A. Phone No. $3.50.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
Death Of Henry 5. Lankford.

Princess Anne. Md, Nov. Hen
5. Lankford died at the residence
his son. II. Fillmore Lankford. ne
Princesss Anne. aged 80 years. At o
time he was a director in the Bal
more and Ohio Railroad.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08

Aside from the unusually excellent
bill at Dockstader's Garrick Theatre
this week is one of the best elephant
acts ever seen in the city. Charles w.
Millar. an elephant trainer Of world
wide reputation. is the owner Of the
animals and that he has his charges
under perfect control must be seen to
be appreciated.
Roger. the largest Of the three ele-
plants in the herd, is a clever animal
and one stunt he does never fails to
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
WINTER TOURIST

Tickets to Florida via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Very low rates Tor the
round trip to all the famous resorts Of
Florida. Georgia, the Carolinas, Nassau
and Havana. now in effect. Tickets on
sale daily until April 80, 1906. Full
information from B. and O. Railroad
ticket agents. City ticket office. SO4
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
NOTICE
Change in seheduuIA-

Commencing Tuesday. November
steamers will leave Wilmington 7.30
m and 100 p. m. Leave Philadelpl
10.15 a. m. and AIS p. m.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
sCOEE WAs lO no o

The New Castle High School Jr
football team defeated the New Castle
Juniors eleven ON Battery Park yester-
day by a score Of 10 to 0. Challenges
for games with the High School jun
iors should be addressed to Elmer Ped
rick New Castle The average weight
of the team is SO pounds.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08

a human vivid tale. unerringly told is
contained in Fast Life in New Yosk"
the most recent big scenic production OF
a. a. Woods. announced to appear at
the Lyceum Theatre for three days b.
ginning November l6 Decker and Vero-
nee, having met with such hattering sue
cess with Miss Lillian Moriimers pay
"A Girl of the Streets that they are or
ganizing two more companies to play ter
ritory, that will not be visited by this
Company. Miss Laura Alberta will be
seen in the leading role of Kit" This
play appears at the Lyceum on November
l3. "A and Is.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
Dupont KIRK
WILMINGTON HIGH WINS
cca.esyille, Boys Defeated by The Score
Of 2s to 0.

,',Aiesytle High School was asily d.
fca,,d by rho Wilmington Hight School
at fr6ot and Unloq streets ye aterda
afternoon by the score OF % to o.
Nyc. tht. local High schools RIG ht ha II
was iniureAn the first half but before
the nccidont orcurrod ho featur, d the
game by malSine a run or eighty yards.
Appleton. Nyc ahd Berry did m, 'st OF
the brilliant work for the local leven.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08

bring the house down. He beats a
bass drum with his tail and at the
same time goes through the motions
of an oriental dance.
Perhaps the clevcrest trick to be
taught an elephant is that of bowling.
1t would do lovers Of this well-known
game good to see the way Alice the
second largest animal in the group,
knocks down the pins. She takes the
ball IN her trunk and with unerrng
aim sends It across the stage and very
rarely misses the pins Last night her
first ball knocked down six pins and
the second came within one pin Of
making a ten strike. Tommy the small
lest Of the three elephants acts as pin
boy. While he does not set the pins
up he carries the ball to Alice after
every shot.
The rest of the bill is excellent and
the pretty little theatre should be filled
to the doors every night this week.
Alarge audience enjoyed the bill at
the GarclS last night and at the same
time listened to the election returns,
which were announced from the stage
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
That lie Who Runs NAY Read

we make the proclamation in the big
gest type the printer will give us for
this space that the pork chops, pork
tenderloins. spareribs and sausages,
etc, you get from us are not only as
absolutely fresh as meat ought to be,
but tender juicy and Of the fine fla
vor TO be had only in properly corn
fed pork. Get our prices on the @~-"
Winter meat, Pork
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
Through Street Car Service Between

Through Street Car Service Between
the New Terminal Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at Twenty third
Street, New York and Grand Central
Station.
on October 2sd. the Metropolitan
Street, Railway Company of New York
naugurated a new line Of through cars
between West 23rd Street Station and
Grand Central Station OF the New York
Central and New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroads. on a four min
ute headway between 730 a. m. and
Z p m, making the distance between
the two stations in about twenty min
utes. without transfer. on hve-cent
fare.
In addition 10 this excellent arrange
ment is the splendid electric cab serv-
ice at reasonable rates.
All trains of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad have direct connection to and
from the new terminal al West 23d
street, New York.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
Makc h White-

{ Your bath tub with Cartmelrs enam-
el.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
Sports
GUN SHOOT AT DOVER
cleaver and Walker gwon ouPonts and
Kirk Trophies.

AT Dover yesterday target shoot
was held for the DuPoRt and Kirk tro-
phies. In n close context Cleaver won
the Dupont trophy and ca rried that fine
silver loving cup over to Camden.
Terry Walker. r. Maris and J. Evans
tied for the Kirk trophy but in the
shoot-off. Walker won and this trophy
also went over to Camden. much 20
The chagrin Of the Dover mari smen.
The scores.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08

AT ocean resorts, heavy posts are driven
into the sand and ropes are stretched all
around the safe bathing grounds. This Sc
ropes are signals that beyond them there
is danger not merely of deep water but
of that strong trecherous undert5w OF
the sea that is constantly carrying the
reckless bather TO a watery grave. 1t Is
one of these life stories that is told in tho
successful drama, "Muggs Landing" at
the Grand Opera House on Saturday af-
ternOOn and night.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08

Isl stebbins," which is booked for Mon
day of next week at the Grand Opera
House, is full Of bright features, laugh
able incidents and funny situations, yet
devoid OF coarseuess 1t is only "a laugh
producer throughout, and it is the old
story of love and devotion under dncul-
ties encountered through parental oppos.-
tion and by Cupidan strategy won as
usual The company introduces a distinct
novelty in the shape of continuous err
formancc, being filled with several Il ST.
class speclalties.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
STEAMBOATS,.
IRON STEAMERS CITY OF CHEST
AND BRANDYwINE.

reave wilmington, Fourth street whaI
weekdays, 500 a. m, LOO and q
D. no. Sundays, 500 and 1890 q. m., LOO a
AIS y. IN.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia. Pier s, North abe
Arch street. weekdays. 800 a. m, 1sO a
4.i5 D. m. sundays. 500 and 1890 a m. ]
and AIS D. m.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Shippers Of freight have frequent 8,
vice, careful handling, prompt delive
and full protection from the weather.
covered wharves and wagons.
To secure these facilities. order yc
shipments via WILSON LINE. Pier
North Cabove Arch) Philadelphia, p
and Fourth street wharf. Wilmingt,
Del
FARES, INCLUDING SATURDA,
AND SUNDAYS,
Philadelphia, Exc. Csc. one way. Il
Chester. Exc. 15c.. ono way. 10c.
HORACE WILSON.
General Manager,
NOTICE
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
Epilepsy

can be cured The discovery that Il is
purely "a nervous disorder has led to the
application of the great nerve restorer.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

some 0f the clflseio are taking
great interest Ia the hospital Sever
81 valuable kitta haze already beea
resolved Mm Felix eowan present.
ed II wlth a beautiful arid costly st
0f reed chairs. consisting 81 two rock.
ens, two straight gllalfs and dlfan.
NaL = D. Frazier furnished roam
beautifully ard Mrs. Ewing Haisell
vliI. as SOM as able q make her e.
leeIions. % np auollIeT ~ couFse
tie ls1ies are aided and "abetted. Z
presumably 81 Their hnahands Tbese
valuable d9natlons sI.oN flie appfeela.
ten the public ia taking ia the nea
Institution aud aFs great encourage.
HsH1 tollpse Nkse haze lhe hospital
ia NhaFRN ! eafEa|nlf nlNe oh aHI
a6 NnllNalANl lHea 4 NlA4 SNAf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
Assclat nw

Associated Press
Omaha. Sch Scot Judge Nan.
sec Of the United states cuaII feiar
handed d9sa a declsion declaring tfaf
Indian tfast funds of bsirsmp ianis
20 which eaaEfess has given : regular
title ard funds depIaitei ia 6auks 10
the credit & Indians euml0e ffaa. tie
sale oi these lands Is taxable tie ame
a. ihe pfopefsF uf any otleF eltlsens
The decision aiacis great
amount e Indian holdings sll over
thC coublff
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
TERRIBLE STORM
IN KANSAS
Store Fronts Blown In al Leav
enw0rth.

Associated Press
kansas Citg Mo sept rs An un.
Usually heavy rain stofm amoagtlng
almest 20 a cloudbaut 10 proportions
and acc0mpanic, e. hlgh winds n
western Missouf. sud eastern kansas
toaaf caused ,.er'ee. damage 20 prop
efiy
At Leayenwofth several store fronts
vege blown in, tte Efaadsgaud a. 'he
mee track demolished the roof Was
tern GO the gFandsgand ag TIE base
ai park and 0tliaf damages dpna
At Lawrence tha river rgSe three
tssg Ia a sliaft sraes 81 time several
ealssFts aere wasted out the railway
tracks Submerged and BoNenock' >
dan damaged
At Granville HAS the Lniun IA.
elae bridge Is washed out and liie
unlon paciae and Reek Island are
running trains over the Santa Re
tracks between kansas city and To-
pssa on accoant of washout as Vile
llamstonu,
A W4shout Is also reported near
Meridian where returning sgrn eAfnis
ta1 passengers wefe delayed over
nlzht
a small wreck on tie Santa ie Qc.
earnd near Emp3fa. bar ue one vas
injured Dozens e telegraph and
telephone poles aeut down stopping
nlre aud train service FOR many hours
Near f.awrrncss eealfrelght trains
Wefe stalled
Tie damage at Kansas cts and
vicinity Is slight