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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19

THE anti-divorce agition balks
and stammers a little when con-
fronted by a case like that of
Louise Hass Yamaguchi of Gin
cinnati. who asks a divorce be-
cause her husband has not taken a
bath in the nine years of their
married life. Galveston Tribune.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19

No time like the present to agi-
tate for public utilities. Never put
off till tomorrow what may at least
be begun today.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19

WITH all our might from morn
ing until night.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19
Sofa Pillow Hint

Sofa pillows are always splendid
Christmas gifts, and the burlap
covers that have come out this
year are inexpensive and effective
without a great deal of a friend s
work to them.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19

Girls would never wear low
shoes if it weren't for the ribbons
or buckles.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19
.I SUFFERED GREATLY

writes Mrs. L. E. Cleyenger, of Belle
view, N. c., sat my monthly periods,
all my life, but the first bottle of Car
dui gave me wonderful relief, and now
am in better health than have been
for a long time"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-19
WRITE US 4 LETTER

freely and frankly, in strietest conf
denoe, telling US your symptoms and
troubles. We will send free advice (in
plain sealed envel0pe). Address: La
dies Advisory Dept, The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Evening journal., 1905-11-07

era1 consecutive days operation if neces-
sary.
Third-ISe cost OF operation, including
all manual labor and materials, to aver
age less than s2.25 per million gallons
filtered.
Inasmuch as your experimental labora-
tories are making thorough tests on sand
filtration, might we respectively suggest
that the possibility OF mechanical ultra
tion. would warrant the same thorough
testing.
To this end we have made inquiries. and
find that a temporary mechanical filtra-
ton plant OF about 100000 gallons per day
capacity, completely equipped for regular
operation can be installed for about 81 100
A six months run of such plant, tax
in gregular records and analysis should
definitely prove the quality of the water
and the cost Of operation This six months
run should cost for labor, material, and
special chemist about S,7Oo, making a
total cost OF less than 5000 for the full
test in practical way.
! If in the judgment of your board the
information submitted is not sufficient to
justify your expenditure of this sum,
then we are willing TO stand one-half OF
the expense Of the above mentioned equip-
ment and six months run with the un-
derstanding that upon satisfactory COM
pletion Of the test we shall be re-im-
bursed for our advances.
We trust that this information and
proposition will be received in the spirit
with which it is rendered. viz; with the
object Of getting to the root OF the prob
lem and reaching a decision at an early
date and in the best interests Of the city
OF Wilmington.
We remain, at your service,
Charles Warner Company,
BY Charles Warner V. p.
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
EDITORIAL OPINION
InvsstIeatI0n Of AthIeties.

From the Boston Herald.
The authorities of Yale University
have taken a needed step in appointing
a committee OF the faculty composed
OF men who are not themselves deeply
involved In the management Of sports
TO investigate the whole subject of ath-
letics In its relation to the primary
aims Of the university and in respect
to the methods and customs that are
In vogue Mr.. Clarkson Deming con-
|trlubuted to the outlook q few months
ago an article on the subject that has
received much and deserved attention
both in the university and among grad
uates. The enormous expensiveness of
the system. the heavy demands for
money on the students. the costliness
of coaches and training tables and OF
the travelling in almost royal style OF
the teams with a throng OF Interested
supporters, etc. were exposed Justly.
as well as the methods OF recruiting
from the preparatory schools.
But perhaps the most remarkable fact
stated was that the finance committee
of the Athletic Association had drop
ped from its reports all mention OF a
reserve fund that now amounts IL we
while large contributions are stil de-
manded of the students annually. as II
the association was in financial straits
or course. there is no objection to the
accumulation OF a fund il it is for q
commendable purpose but there is rea-
sonable objection to concealing its ex-
istence in published reports that are
presumed to be complete and candid
Concealment OF such an asset is rather
too suggestive Of methods in high fin-
ance that are not now regarded with
favor, and 1t is not a good example to
be set by a university body. on the
Investigating committee referred to
the law school, the scientific school and
the college are represented by eminent
members of their faculties, the chair
man being Professor Theodore $. Wool
sey, Of the law school, The report will
be waited for with deep interest. not
Ionly by Yale men, but by all university
men. 1t may suggest some useful re-
forms.
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
CAUGHT4T RANDOM

Some people who pay as they go come
home broke.
Asphalt is found In large quantities
in various parts of Hungary.
Sixty per cent. Of the matches made
in Japan are sold in China.
Subscribers pay from Si2.S4 to $3.50
a year for telephones in Berlin.
The gold regions Of the within in
Siberia yields about S2.00O,OOO year.
The River Moldau Is to be made navi-
gable up to the city Of Prague, at a
cost Of over sSOOo.OOO.
One billion six hundred and twenty
million gallons Of coffee are drunk i'm
the United States every year.
The largest dry-iish packing house i'm
the world is at Halifax. 1t has a.. .OOO
square feet Of floor space
Buenos Ayres has new service Of
automobile cabs al low rates. Every
cab is supplied with a taxometer.
The Russian zemstvos, OF country ad-
ministratlve-bodies, supply agricultural
implements to peasants on credit.
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
AN INDUSTRY DESTROYED.

TT repeaters from this city or else
\ where put in an appearance in
Philadelphia to-day we trust that the
State Of Pennsylvania win furnish them
free lodging for a few months
It is known that at most elections
in Philadelphia there are a consider
able number OF gentlemen who go from
wilmington to Philadelphia to vote on
the names of dead men or fictitious
persons
They usually earn about $500 at this
pleasant bit OF industry. the rule having
been that for each ballot cast one dollar
was paid.
This is another instance showing how
reform paralyzes industry and takes
from the active voter a comfortable bit
Of revenue. It is one phase OF the city
Party movement that the Inquirer has
not discussed, and we trust that the
matter win receive proper consideration
after the election.
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
RoosEvELT's INFLuENcE.

VAT f IMAGINE that no person will
" more eagerly scan the election
returns tonight than the President. To
him in large measure is due the credit
for the general revolt against bossism.
The old line politicians have never
loved him. but the massef. ever shrewd
in taking mans measure. have found
In him their ideal
Mr.. Roosevelt has been practical
enough TO avoid fights with windmills.
He is shrewd enough and experienced
enough to realize that to accomplish
anything he must work with the ele-
ments at his command.
The Senators and Congressmen sent
by the States and the people to act
their part in the drama Of national af-
fairs he has not chosen to antagonize.
even when he has fully realized in GER
tain Instances their unhtness; but the
doctrine OF public decency he has din
ned in their ears. and when rascality
has come within the perview Of his
ONCE he has not hesiiated 10 strike
effective blows al q.
a great deal Of graft has been un-
covered ~ public affairs during his in.
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
FOOTBALL REFORM.

w HEN the American people gem
w orally get their minds on
something they want they are pretty
certain TO come out Of the scrimmage
with that particular scalp dangling at
their BELTS For instance. now that they
have decided that they want the Pam
anna Canal they care little apparently
for the cost, and no other route can
tempt them for moment.
Likewise when they decide that there
Is something they do not want, no
amount Of persuasion can lead them
TO retain it. Ever since the football
season opened it has been evident that
we have all reached point where we
do not rejoice in broken collar bones.
To see stalwart forms lying limp on
the sod while the attendants soak their
heads and try to pump air into their
lungs, no longer elicits applause. There
is not joy even in seeing a few burIy
men who resemble prize fighters more
than scholars, hurled at line to smash
through. over or under the pieces to
be picked up afterwards.
This may be an eGete generation, but
we are recording the facts Fashion
may be at the bottom Of IT; or the de-
sire Of parents and friends to see those
who are dear TO them go through col
lege while emitting extended courses
in the hospital, may have something
to do with Il.
Any way, the people are for a less
brutal game, for more open game
We know that there is intense enthus-
iasm when eleven mud -bedaubed men
mix up with eleven more OF the same
species until their own mothers cannot
pick them out. And we know that af-
ter they have read the papers the next
day. many people can describe the
game; but while it is being played the
interest is the score board,
for that is the one thing that is intel
liglble.
Evening journal., 1905-11-07

in their desire to have Tenth strel
widened but the DuPonts were ami
ious to begin at once There are eel
tain matters appertaining to the fil
|ancing of the building. Unless thd
can begin the work il is not know
what would happen should a delay ei
sue. These resolutions are merely
let them feel safe. If they can in al
way secure enough security to the It'd
so as to give us the fun proposed wild
'of Tenth street they propose to do sd
Mr.. Hilles was called on for "A stat
ment and he said the resolution co
|rectly stated the attitude of his clien'
towards the widening of Tenth sire
He said his clients recognized the d.
mand of the people of the city to ha
the street widened.
Continuing Mr.. Hilles said: "The
maybe another way out of this dificul
which I have learned Of during the Ia
half hour Architects have been
work on plans not yet completed
by these plans a building may be cred
ed suitable for the company's purpos
twenty feet back from the prese
building line on Tenth street. Ev
though the other property is not s
cured. He thought he would be al
to report definitely as to this matter
the meeting of the Street and Sew
Directors this morning. He assur
he members that if this was found
be feasible, every other effort woi
be made to erect a suitable structl
twenty feet back.
William p. Bancroft did not thi
the Street and Sewer Directors shot
rescind their resolution entirely.
General j. Parke Postles said i'm
opinion If il is rescinded at all
should be all the way. The widening
the street. he said. could not be. dc
piecemeal.
George b. Ward said he was the oN
er of the two frame houses west
lPinkett's court and had not built tho
because of the two car tracks as
could get teams up to the place.
A. d. Warner said there would
no necessity Of resembling the reso
ton unless called on by the DuPq
Company to do so. The action Of
board, he said. was simply advising
Street and Sewer Directors to resci
IL, when it became necessary.
A note was then taken on the res
Tuition and it was unanimously adopt
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
Two Men Were Injured,

NJ w. Gordon. OF No. SIS Ia Taylor
street. cut his right foot badly while
al work in the r.. b. & W. yards last
night His injuries were dressed by
Dr., Draper
NJ. c. Conner residing at No. I2lS
Pearl street while working on The
southbound hump fell and broke his
right thigh. The injured man was sent
to the emergency hospital and aft r.
wards sent 70 the Delaware Hospital
Evening journal., 1905-11-07

ceived with great rejoicing in Helsing-
fors.
The Government has made am appeal
to the people asking them to give it
their confidence and cease disorders.
Disorders continue i'm many cities
throughout the empire, particularly in
the Province Of Bessarabia, where a
number Of Jews have been killed. There
have also been fresh outbreaks in
Odessa.
President Roosevelt informed promi-
nent Jews who appealed to him, that
he could not intervene at this time to
prevent the slaughter of their coreli-
gionists in Russia.
FOREIGN.
Great crowds OF wives Of London's
unemployed marched in socialistic
thirty presented their grievances to
Premier Balfour
Greece and Roumania are on the
verge OF break. owing to the question
as to the nationality OF the Koetso-
Wallachs, people living near the
Greek border In Macedonia.
President Castro's reply to Mr.. Rus
sci, United States Minister. was said
negotiations win be continued.
King Edward win confer the Order
Of the Garter on the Emperor of Japan.
Thirty persons were wounded in the
rioting at Prague and more students
decided TO strike. The demonstration
decreased I'm violence.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cotton made a new high record for
the season, ll.4Sc.. in New York yester-
day.
owing to the adoption by Salvador
of the Chilean dollar. mutilaled with a
mark Of its own, Chile has made a
strong protest and threatens to send
lwarships to the central American re-
public.
The Federal prosecutors OF the case
against the packers have been called
to Washington for a conference with
Attorney General Moody and Commits
sioner GARFIELD regarding Mr.. Garfelds
alleged promise of immunity to the
packers.
High school football teams Of Alton
and Oak Park. H.. disbanded because
OF death of players from injuries re-
ceived In games.
1t was admitted that $4,000 IN Santa
| Fe Central bonds We're missing from
the Enterprise National Bank, OF Alle-
gheny. and We're said to have been the
ones which were replaced by reypothe-
cation Of securities deposited in the
lbank
Columbia University last year receiv-
ed Sl,96O,OOO in money gifts. There
were 1881 students enrolled. President
Buffers report tells Of Columbia's new
study programme, under which a
jstudent may be graduated after three
years study. or may take more than
four years to cover the same ground.
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as itl
cannot reach the seat of the disea
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
ease, and in order TO cure il you mi
take internal remedies. Halls Catal
Cure is taken internally, and acts dird
ly on the blood and mucous surfac
Hairs Catarrh Cure is not a quack mel
cine. 1t was prescribed by one of the b
physicians in this country for years 4
is a regular prescription. 1t is compel
Of the best tonics known, combined vi
the best blood purifiers. acting dired
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect cd
bination of the two ingredients is wi
produces such wonderful results In q
ing Catarrh. Send for testimonials fred
+. J. CHENEY 4 CO. Props. Toledo.
Sold by Druggist, price 75o.
Take Halls Family Pills for constil
tiop
Evening journal., 1905-11-07

but President OF more
pliable and accommodating nature
would never have allowed so many lids
to come off. Yet no departmental ex-
posure injuries Roosevelt in the eyes
OF the people. FOR it is unnecessary to
Iexpiain that his whole nature revolts
at uncleanness in public life.
The force OF his example and leader
ship has been felt in every local cam
paign, and the general fight il has in
spired has been magnificent. II II
shall triumph in the several elections
there will be cause for rejoicing. II il
fails. stil it has been worth while
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
ATTACKED BY DeSPERAD0ES
One Of Farmet's Assailants Near Mag
nolia Was Shot by Posse.
special to rhe Evening Journal.

0IINNANA ~ AAAN Aff~NAAr eNtAtAeAis
Camden. Nov. while John H..
Farrow. "A well-known farmer OF near
Magnolia. was on his way home on
Saturday afternoon, he was attacked
by negroes. But for the timely arrival
OF another team. he would have been
seriously beaten.
Mr.. Farrow drove to Rising sun and
telephoned to Magnolia to intercept the
desperadoes. An armed posse was
hurriedly formed ana the negroes were
overtaken. One OF the number was
shot before he would surrender but all
of them We're arrested. They were ar
raigned before Magistrate Ridgely
here and were committed 20 Dover jail
n default of bait
The accused gave their names as
Harry Douglass. Lou Emory, Harry
White and Sampel Abrams
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
SERVICE.

orders for The Evening Journal may os 2.
.a.t d,reot 10 the paper OF 70 the nearest
-. - aren't. In the city 1t is served Dy
s,,nor,zea agents. and all orders received
,,.,-.f.o-,, viii be turned over to them.
4 II delivery is irregular no.ls a.,s a,,s.
or agent. II irregularities continue n''''
The Evening Journal
Persons leaving the city temporary
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with local happenings. Send orders oire0'
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Evening journal., 1905-11-07
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald predicts Il
ia the Middle States and New Engla
today clearing to fair weather q
slightly lower temperature viii p
vail, with fresh southerly and weste
winds. on Wednesday, fair to par
overcast weather will prevail. "
slight temperature changes and lii
westerly winds, becoming variable
the northern districts. and followed
cloudiness in the lake region; and
Thursday. partly cloudy. slightly war
er weather. with rain in the north'
districts
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
BOARD OF TRADE
TAKES ACTION
CONTINUED from First Pase)

Whereas, the DUPONT Company has
made application to the Street and
Sewer Department that the resolution
providing for the widening of Tenth
street be rescinded upon certain con-
|ditions, therefore be it
Resolved. that this Board Of Trade
favors granting the request made to
the Street and Sewer Department con-
tanned in the letter Of William 5. Hilles.
attorney for the Manufacturers Con-
tracting Company under date Of Octo-
Der 81. 1905, and urge Street and Sewer
Directors upon the request of the Du-
Pont Company TO rescind said resolu-
.tions under the condition stated in the
said letter.
MR.. KNOWLES STATEMENT.
Before presenting the resolutions Mr.
Knowles made a short statement in
regard to the conference between the
board of directors and Pierre 5. Du-
Pont and his counsel. William 5. Hill
les. He said that the board was as
sured that the DUPONT Company great
ly favored a wider Tenth street. Con-
tinuing. he said: "1his company,
which will expend probably a million
of dollars has an interest TO have their
building at a point most suited for a
building Of that kind and character. If
the resolutions as they now stand on
the books Of the Street and Sewer De-
partment are rescinded IL is the inten-
tion of the company. we were assured,
to go ahead with its search in effort TO
see whether it would be possible to se-
cure remedy TO guarantee their title
either nv additional deeds or act of
The board WAS unanimous
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1905.
rHosE INSURANCE PRoxlEs.

THOSE INSURANCE PROXIES.
TT Is very essential that the Della
i ware policyholders in the New
York life insurance companies should
be properly represented at the stock
holders meetings in New York. But
whether the proxies shall be given to
Thomas Lawson or to some Delawar-
can is question that the individual
policyholders should decide without
outside influence. II is purely bus
mess matter and anybody who per-
suades stocSholder into course he
would not otherwise-have taken may
come to regret IT,
To select Delawareans IN whom the
interested persons generally have con-
hdence Is natural; but the affairs Of
these concerns involve peculiar sort
Of finance that is apt to daze and be-
fuddle anyone save an expert.
Mr.. Lawson viii doubtless receive "a
great many proxies. Indeed. they
have been pouring into him. II there
IS complete confidence in his disinter-
csteiness then he undoubtedly is the
man to act for our policyholders
He was the first to make an expos
ure Of loose, n not criminal methods;
and II any man understands all Of the
methods and motives Of the officers and
their affairs IN general MI Lawson is
the man. He has in his favor the fact
that what were regarded as his sensa-
tions have turned out to have solid
basis Of fact.
Stll. we repeat While the matter OF
proxies generally may be discussed with
profit, each policyholder should be left
absolutely free to send his proxy to the
man Of his own selection.
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
.H..nnnrcrn.n nA1.EA.

p1sPI AYED: p cents per inch. DIS
counts on continued advertising VI" O'
forwarded on application.
CLASSIFIED: situations Wanted rtee'
Boarding or Rooms 70 Rent "a cent
word.
Help wanted. y cent word
Real Estate (sold). y cent a woru'
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
THE WORLDS NEWS
wAsHINGroN.

The Consul General at Canton. China.
reported that he had been informed of
an attempt to burn a mission house
AT Lienchow.
RUSSIA.
The struggle for freedom in Poland
grows, and demands are being made
for the convocation OF a National Diet
In Warsaw.
The Isar's manifesto. restoring its
ancient liberty 10 Finland. was re-
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
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cnAIAnrN1cATIoNs.

Brief communications on all subjects OF
interest. temperate in their nature ana
signed by tho writer name not to be pun
iished unless desired are always welcome.
Evening journal., 1905-11-07

The Papers that have been filled with
predictions may now take month to
do their explaining. And won't they
have a time Of A.?
Evening journal., 1905-11-07

Riotins and Murder throughout Russia.
a revolt in Austria and trouble among
the Balkan States-surely the East
ern half Of Europe win yet inoculate
the other half.
Evening journal., 1905-11-07
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