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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
PRESS IA SIS OCI4ATION,i

e. A meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEES
or the North Carolina Press ASSOCIATE
is called for Concord Mnrch Sc. 4 for he
spe DIAL purposoSof fixing the date for the
aun ual meeting OF ri he association, to be
held this year in LAS heville. 81
83s Tho lawyer members u Of the General
Assembly and . tho members OF tho Su-
Spreme$ Court OF North Qarolna were en-
tertalned deliberately by Mr.. FDblus II.
.Bustea asst night. There were sixty
guests. f n !; K. r{ sS5
n An order has been made Iii the Federal
Court appointing Ernest Balm. OF Raj lgh,
special ma sterlt % assess the value OF ac-
counts. rentals. profits, etc, In the trans
fer OF the water. works plant, from the
9Fayettevlle Water, Light and Power
Company to tho city Of Fayetteville. In
acco rdance With the recent ruling OF the
court, the value OF these rentals and
other profits since August, 190Sa to be
5deduoGd from tho purchase price OF
$4,000 sthe city Is TO pay the company
for the plant 81 81 "a s.S i3
A Tho bill introduced In the House BY
Mr., Gale yes terday regarding teleg raph
operators is notable In that It provides
Examiners. from whom operators must
procure a license before they can take
positions with railroads as train dis
patchers, B ~ e Il III s., Ae N
( DIsPTNSAI7Y BILLS.
4is TWO notable bills regarding dlspensarics
In North Carolina have just been intro
5ducel inTt this Legislature by Mt. Davis,
chairman OF the House Committee on
Liquor Ira file, One makes 1t a felony,
punishable by fine and imprisonment, for
any manager. commissioner or other per-
son connected with a d !spensarys to accept
liquors from any firm, corporation or
agent engaged In selling or manufactnr-
Ing liquors, or for such firms corpora
lions or agents to give or sell for less
than market value to such dlspllsaryi offs
floers for themselys or families. 4 u
9TH other bill makes It a misdemeanor
for any person to purchase liquors from
a dIspensary for any minor or person to
whom the sale OF intoxicants has been
forbidden, by commissioners OF the dis
pensary. N S5i s
!, The judiciary Committee Of the House
has decided to report unfavorahly Try
s,burn's bill to allow seven per cent. inter-
est OIL loans on real estate when the.
loans are for terms not less than five
years, tho prlnclpalito be paid IN instal-
tmerts Of not more than ten per cent, a
year. VI " & G 95lls,B N * l39s
3 A bill of great Importance, defining
domestic wines and older and restricting
their sale. was considered by the House
Agricultural Committee last evening and
reported fayoyably. It defines domestic
wines to ba pure, ferMented produets
Of native grapes and berries. WITH When
necessary sufficient sugar or pure grape
spirits to perfect II. provided there pc
not over fifteen per cent. q lcohol CIDER
As similarly defined from pure Juice q
CRUSHED apples Neither ere {o con satn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

5itation March 4th, II the Constitution pre-,
sgoribing that the N einbera can only draw
ray for sixty "a is3 robabl that 1tt
they will have TO cont inue in session
three or four days over time II order & 70
put throug ali The = egisl alton hat must
lnecessarlly ID enact TED. 81 Tie venue and
5machinery,Eblls have h ever been reported
from the y committed yct, and Il the new
code that the commisso lla been o. works rfl
rapo rted Y by the code Committee Of the
Legislature ana enact ID 81 ri eseR will take
considerable time, III they arc to be scru-
itinized as they should be. Then there
,are a. great$nuinber OF bills In the hands
or committees, many OF them Of great
general Importance, that must he gotten
through both 'branohes and rat filed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
iniNESEURA N cE

The man who insares his life 70
wise for his family. "a gsS
The man who insures his health,
\ = wise both for his family and
himself.
You may Insure health by guard
Il ~ Ing 1T, tits worth guarding,
Att he first attack OF disease,
S5 U Y htc h generally approaches
through the LIVER and lnanl.s
tests Itself In innumeFable ways
TUFTS ills.
And SAvo yopEtsS NTH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

s ssenery 1e ascompany TIC artiss ono
Juneau With the modern, town OF Juneau nest ,,t
ling at its base being especially striking ne
illustrations alBo include a drawing 81 i8tne
extInctfse cow. great mammals often thirty;
dats and
law. Dunn cont tribute a timely discussion Of
A1orfnonism as tit actually ~ in or
Patriot, An cye-catchlng picture In this cons
motion Isl d photograph Of President JOSEPH
Smith, OF the Mormon Church. IN tho bosom
hIs e Inc
Greene new romance 81 crime and .n1ysts,ry,s
''The Woman, 4 In the = lcove q now clue is
q letter in1 the hand pf tho murdered M 4,
Fairbrother Short stories are BY Marion =
I,d5o,,nds8 Gooi.ro Hubbard, Henry Rideout,
and Edmund Carlisle Litsey. 81
tieuiar loca Interest as containing q story
Marrison's story. Yenial o. tense. 81 was
Tbe noyelette IN this lumber Is familiar
modern historical aort. tho duchy OF Earcnee
f9ans s ps!a sn assas
lean in appointed to a Barchet consulate, -
princess lived in the vicinity end r,, 1,,, des
s ST. Harold sd hoarath. transit ot :;
Soul e.
fantastic, but. welt worked out and Interest.
Ing. The author missed the possible force IN 7
her ending rs not. only i, ras
.Lloyd's story, Ian Jrlearred ,.I also
suffers from IAN story ending n and
Ss,,raests M tiiat the a ait hori wearied Of her
tnss' at iust tho moment when further clue da-
ton was abblutal 70 O. clear nm, M
derstandng Clinton d.s story III he
Ia weakened ~ d lIttls uncertainty az u mo.
tives What was old MI Coilforly obj@SsG tr
oGdsthings that " ere rapidly dueerlng him IN
5goods socIety Horse, by Van
&Iasaell Iupton Impressed US as re- %. an
tho Photographic back ground Having NO. other
me a than novelty. lett Burgess FURNISHES
sorne xin,a E,of gMethuselah..|. couched ait
ancient acriptiirai ,anguugs but ira modern
lii spi rits Nersel LII Edit, ~
$Thomas RI Florence yyllRi y,
seon iona Gale -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

JULIUS 2 MAJ a IA
tentsI ,Thon,as SY. crowel ard Com
TRf is. "a q neat and .artistically printed
lltto volume said to ne the on,y f rep hpi
ii,'s handy form. Tho ed tlon contains m
trodiotion. not les, selected crltica y COM
ment and lists yararM. Isaaim !, sun1iI
R Brown II The letter press is$by De
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

5Bysredl1est Of o. nonresident own er,sw Il
pili$ sell at pu Bile auction, on tho preYilsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
,i BY j. THOMPSON Brown g. Coz 81 INK
q! lila Main Sire I'LL

NJ ONRoE PARK RESIDENCE q NO ~
YEAR A FRANKL1NsssoT .R
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

y. aid London. ror5 sale by the iseil 300
I 5E & Stationery Co. .:S ,,{ft6 . !,
after novels historic and 3problemati!G;al
line OF vision as something that belongs
to neither class. ] It is 4 clearly and An,
5cisiVely written with O. sonlbren ess that
.aahhpatmosphere Of Tragedy in,.ayery, llne,
S It Is n Ia lie Of modern III The Sc flsh !
ness and the sordidness OF the great
world ot selfish Interest and aims IN
strenchantly and rnthlessly exposed The
story begins with All unusual betrotEal
and maria go betWee n WON an OF avery
high type OF tcharacter,and a.man.e1 I ally
tragic secret, a Bluebeartl's chamber In
i1er pas t life, and before she consents to
become the wife of her lover j ohn Itar--.
oa sWyey &c sSa bin aad hm ~
an oath 10 respeot her secret, which she
viii never Willingly tell To him or to any
one else, lie agrees, ana tley are Wedueu,
Tor, years they arc happy. and then the 70
sNThe silence of Mrs, "a Iarroldp in res
gard 70 i liat hidden pas, Into the grave
Of which she has forbidden her husband
tons and mucl! unhapp!liess But grad
fually, the threads q e destiny which III the
story are CLOSELY tgterW,oyen With hor,9 :,
1phn arr9 xoS ere ~ o9theea
Master Or destiny, and the book ends
with tha past irystery no longer, and
with husband and wife fully and entirely
The characterization OF the book shows
It's author TO be u man of kcon insight
and n writer of great force, The dramatic
element in his compost ton Is one of Its
strongest charac terlst les While tho ins
terests Of the hook ire ma ny-slded. / they
are well rounded cut and 'dstlnctlyely pres
scented, "a Il ss,sS N t{ 81 "A * "a y 4 5g{ slf III
AN "A OF IN "A BACIlNyATEF. by p. r..
Fl IF b enson. 2uhlH by d. Applet OH g.
il5 Company, For sale by Bell Book and
Stationery Com pm ny, III
a most attractive writer, Mr..
fEenson Iii his book, Just published, has
achieved a piece Of literary work that
/. has the uNusial merit OF being brilliantly,
clever and thoroughly pure and healthy
rbe story. when ono comes to look II
over in ono q mind, presents no q nloult
himself mainly III IA 80 very
Iowa Bile and scl arnli ~ Dung speop le-I cam
ylle Ayesham and Y ck Col lnswood--tll he
author seems conscio s Z of needing no.
concealments In t|le ma tural deYelop nieIiti
Of his most interesting story about the
meeting between II he; tRos OF thei r3fa e.
squalV tance attey wa ~. tl,siy lave each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25

THE sILENCE8 OF MRS IIARRoLD.5
7a BY Samuel M. Gardenhire, Published
iS5 bya lIarper g. Brothers. OF New. Z DIRK
afid kl4ordon. FOR sale BY 7 he t13eil BOOK
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
SHOES. GLAZED KID AND GOOD SENSE

MET esnis the other day who wanted to know what
l ' there was for this special effort to advertise Chased Kid Ne
ESSz Try it, and that they prefer other kinds Of leather that settles
We Immediately inquired VIVA, use the church has for SO
generally
tho church stands for and they have the option Of accepting rejecting
Aos then thinking
~him caprice
or fashion az they are BY good judgment
Why leather o
that the o0~sssr Empress Of China prefers dOddee
human
pasters preni.
um2 Because prefer uncomfortable
year number two and for S,ioo' to number five
When
sanitary
herself
go with feet IN.
sesnd ba'h' them the dew Of lush the
ossssiu., another coat
rough hdsi and when enohs.
imposed make footwear that
was ~atahs but sir-0h He paints
ro'hss which enabled him his feet srs
spter diseomot n-healh
Now ineeroovas that such fashion years
~asp-lRs S
orriv And what brought about the
teachers who sad such waists violated the eanons OF beauty Others made
cult Of physical euus which insidous
60 dasusrsotyp your grandfather and
Observe tho Of discomfort in masculine dress collar
Did he like ~ Not he; but fashion your
grandfather human just
Well don't things gradually
to
your grandfather
to you in your h'~ais quite 'tspi but is step which marks
the triumph
Now Kidcant the anbo~ Of pron,
'e7 is better leather than other mskss but
u ssntary but that won't sell / either.
t7 The that
as necessary to a WE'LL.
dressed nekte We make bad exhibition
10
his
he
But preaching
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

FOR SALE cHEAP-The beautiful
etone mansion and grounds situ-
ate on Beech street between Rodney
and Clayton. having a frontage OF 2i0
feet on Reech street and running back
lo5 feet to Oak street Dwelling con-
tains is rooms and i've bath rooms.
electric lights. Lawn is full Of large
and rare shade trees. This property
is up to date In all Of its apartments,
one Of the finest in the city,command-
ing good view Of the city, the Della
ware river and surrounding country.
VIII be sold Tor less than one-half OF
what II cost Apply Real Estate De-
partment the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company. ;2i-tf.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
d Nd, Th.re- whsrs7

The publisher had reached his office
late. and there were signs upon hs
face. that he had just passed through a
strenuous experience.
The trouble is" he said pcevishly
10 the waiting author, that YOU don't
make the marriages in your novels
happy ones"
He signed.
'And the Lord Knows he continued
"ihat we've got to have happy mar
riases seHeNhere." September Smarl
Set.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
How Ibis?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hars Catarrh Cure
r. j. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. o.
we. the undersigned. have known +. J..
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable ia an business
transactions and financially able 20 carry
out any obligations made by his firm
Walding Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh cure IS taken internally.
actins directly upon be blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Testimonials sent
free Price s5c per bottle. Sold by az
Druggists.
Take Halls Family PAls for eonsfp7-
ton
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
DO AND DON'T.

If YOU want the civil Service rules
suspended in order to get rid of an
'ohnoNious' postmaster. or to lift
Republican politicians OF Wilmington
out Of a dilemma. just apply TO T.
Roosevelt, oyster Bay n. ". or la
ter at Washington, ID. C.-Every
Evening.
And II you want to get am official
fired from once ON pure technical
~ for no reason under the sun save
a little partisan advantage and II
you propose to turn sneak and infor-
mer. don't apply TO r. Roosevelt
Youll find out how small you are il
you do.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
ARISE.

Arise. fair city, and behold
The things that are to be:
Arise with eager hands TO seize
The prize Of destiny.
The iron is yet within the mines;
The bricks are in the clay.
Thy great tomorrow comes 10 sham
Thy >nerveless yesterday.
Arse tho stroam that courses by
Is calling FOR your fleet.
The tide, Of opportunity
Is rollins al Your feet
on, Wilmington. with heart intent
Speed on 10 SEIZE the prize
For opportunity may piss
Oh. Wilmington. arise.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
STORIES OF THE DAY

direction. Generally some OF the pas
sengers get left" and this class re-
enters the cars with disappointed
countenances.
Passengers from Delaware city and
other points between that place and
Porters reach the latter place before
the arrival of the north bound COM
Meeting train and they therefore have
first chance at the much desired jour
mails Some Of this numbere often buy
several papers each and distribute
them among their friends. This nat-
urally depletes the supply of the agent.
much to the discontinue of the eager
passengers on the later tran. All of
which IS forcible demonstration of the
fact that the public demands news
papers and will have them at all
hazards.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
Head Cut by lire.

While placing sheets Of galvanized
tin into a wagon yesterday afternoon.
Henry d. Sharpe. of Tenth and Ialhali
streets. inst with painful acciaen'.
Mr.. Sharpe wss placing the last shee'
I'm the wa son. when a box on wnlch ne
was standing turned over and threw
hip 10 tae ground. A sheet or TN iei
on his head and cut severe gasn on
il. He was sent To the Delaware Hos-
pltal for treatment
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
Rev. MIR. Elwood to Preach.

Tomorrow morning in. the Olivet
Church. Fourth and Broome streets,
the Rev. r. A. Elwood will preach and
IL is likely there will be q large at
tendance OF the members and friends.
In the afternoon Mr.. Elwood VIII
speak a $3.50 in shellpot Park on The
Song Of the West" This will be an
unusually interesting address and VIII
doubtless be heard by many.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
A Pieture Of contentment.

A small black kitten that was en-
joyng a nap on the euro on Market
street between Fourth and Fifth
streets at two o'clock yesterday after
noon attracted crowd OF several
hundred persons. This feline lay on
its back peacefully sleeping with its
head m the air despite the fact that
the thoroughfare was crowded and
the street had innumerable trolley
cars, wagons and automobiles going
hither and thither. Neither the noise
nor the presence Of the crowd of on
lockers disturbed the cat which dozed
as quietly as though II had been alone.
The cat-nap was not short. as this
term is generally accepted. but was
OF half-hour's duration. NO one mo-
Tested the feline.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
.ared Kid prinks.v


Glazed Kid" has been the motto IN
Wilmington this week ano the topic
has been uppermost i'm he minds Of
all residents. 1t is only natural there
tore that various articles OF trade
should take their name from this pro-
duct, one Of the most unique, how
ever, Is a Glazed Kid highball that
was invented By the man behind the
gum at Belts soda water fountain.
The drink proved to be Immediately
popular and the title win be retained.
other soda water dispensaries have
Glazed Kid frappes. Glazed Kid"
mint juleps, and innumerable other
drinks with the same appelation.
The saloons have not yet taken up
the movement but IL is regarded AS
probable that their proprietors will
soon do so. Glazed Kid" beer would
be the novelty of the season.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
THE WEATHER.

The New York Herald predicts that in
the Middle states and New England to-
day fair 90 partly cloudy and slightly
warmer weathor win preyan with unset
tied conditions and showers In the interior
and western districts and continued fair
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

FOR sALE-New 12-room houses.
Beautiful location. porches. open
fire places, laundry tubs and other at
tractive convenlenccs. Lot 2f.9 by 1898.
All car lines handy. Reasonable terms.
and viii assume your rented house, IL
you buy Thirteenth and Clayton SITS.
Four sold. Charles c. Kurtz. APP 7-tf
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
Where Newspapers are Demanded,

The demand Of a reading public for
newspapers was never better illustra-
ted than that seen every week day
morning at Porters station on the Dell
aware aailroad. When the first north
bound train reaches that place there
Is always scramble among the pas
sengers to reach the ticket ONCE
ahead Of the other fellow" and
some OF the scenes are ludicrous. Por-
ters is the first place where papers
can be secured. the south bound train
which carries them arriving there just
in advance OF the train in the other
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

weather in New England. and with light
TO fresh easterly to southeasterly winds.
on Sunday fair to partly cloudy. warmer
weather will prevail. with light southerly
to southeastcry winds and probably local
showers except in eastern New England.
and on Monday partly cloudy weather and
slightly lower temperature.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

The Parson-I presume. my dear man
that you "love thy neighbor as thy
self?"
Dakotah Man-Yes; he lives twenty
miles away and can't hear him play
his cornet.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

Footprints on the sands OF time" is
figure that has often been criticised.
although Longfellow WAS the author
Bat aecerdine to newspaper re-
port Footprint has been discovered
MADE by a hsmau being over ioeee
years ago. and has been preserved
IN the coal 10 inc Penn.yhanis
mines sll these years. <ve rpsret
thst ve cannot give the name OF the
gentleman who left his foot meas
HFsmsat GO lsng sgs.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
Wind Blows In All Directions.

Among the many quaint things Of
interest in New Castle besides it's
streets which were cobbled $50 years
ago and IN which the same stones now
lie are It's weather vanes. OF these
three are located upon tall buildings
la the central portion of the town.
There is nothing peculiar in the fact
that weather vanes should exist but
the peculiarly lies in the fact that il
is "A rare occasion on which all of the
vahes point in the same direction.
During recent wind storm one OF the
vahes pointed northeast another
southwest. while the third swung
around In an aimless manner, To
n visitor 1t was puzzlng to know ex-
actly which way the wind blew and il
Is said that residents Of the city are
often awakened at night by the groan-
ing Of the vanes as they swing around
m an endeavor to locate the direction
Of the winds.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

FOR SALE OR RENT-Or viii trade
for city property, farm 1903
acres, 10 roomed house and other
buildings; possession at once; 10
miles from Wilmington. Apply TO T. T.
McEVILLY. 62s West Fourth ST Both
phones. + 24-th
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
D. ROSS & SON.
D, ROSS a son.
Glazed Kid Week

has set good part OF three states talking OF Will
mington. IL has set business men the Country
thinking Of Wilmington. II has proved what
gan be done when great interest takes united ac-
ton
believe Glazed i'd because we consider It
inc best all-found. shoe leather ever produced our
customers believe in because we have proved
our value to them. The goods goods are APP
preciated, the the wisdom OF buying reliable
merchandise is brought home to peope-the
more certain that our own method of store
Keeping viii find favor.
We welcome any movement that is meant to IN
crease the and therefore, the production Of
Glazed Kid. because II viii bring increased pros
Gritty TO one OF the great Industries Wilmington
and set money a1oat here
we know very well where a good part Of that
extra money viii, go sodo you Il you know this
store.
That Is why IN this redletter week for "a S9o0ooo0
Wilmington industry glad Hurrah
Toy Glazed Nid!"
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

H@glaf AL van. is voeF F'oney,
lady
Ole Maid GO away. vretch-youirs
just IKE al the other msq I know
ssPl'ss'rl'bsr Smart Ssh
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
ssnt Ls.ter As a Wrapper.

1NHA EtNANN 80 - " obR~ff
while at Bowers Beach last week
Robert r. Falk, a well-known local
German athlete, received letter from
"A Wilmington friend which was a
curiosity It afforded much anuse-
ment to the recipient and his friends.
who were AT the resort with him. The
mssive was a lengthy affair. il being
over three foot in length and more
than foot vide. Two 2-cent stamps
We're required to carry it through the
mails.
The sender was evidently fond Of
fish as in the letter he requested Mr..
l'alk to send him a mess OF trout,
lie concluded by saying that the iish
could be wrapped in the paper on
which he communicated. This was
the reason he declared why he sent
such lengthy eplstle.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

Some young men VINO enect mill
taly step couldn't even "7iich M the
salvation Army.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

FOR sALE-News stand. bakery. coal
yard. grocery stores saloons,
farms, houses ana lots IN an parts of
city, on easy terms ] have clients who
wish 10 buy your properly or business.
YOURS m.ght suit them. send ms de-
scription o. property or business and
,nVesl prise. Money 10 loan on MORT
gage. Rents collected. Estates man-
aged. SCH are, life. accident. health
and plate glass insurance. N1ne but
tne beki composites represented.
4. d. McEN4LLy.
Real Estate. Mortgage and Insurance
Broker s2s y, fourth 81, wimingl9p,
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
For Sale or Rent

Tract Of land on Brandvwine
Creek having about 900 feet Of
water front Good wharf and a
building which can b. changed to
suit small manufacturer
VIII sell or rent cheap to good
party
Apply at Evening Journal once
j2i-7w
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
S
Mid Summer Bargains in
Furniture dn0 Carpets

The extensive alterations being made to our buildings
to provide additional display room for ur Furniture De-
parment is giving added interest to August Trade Sale
in Furniture and Carpets.
Prices have been fixed, in many instances earring no
relation cost quick clearance of the
needed affords opportunity to Furniture and Car
pet bargains you'll not see again in decade: The sales
progress way nterered with by the alterations be-
ing made.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
FOR SALE

Valuable tract of land on Kenneth
Turnpike at Centreville. Fin e
building sites Inquire OF
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT. Atty.
Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-7-room house. Apply l.
Lombard street.
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

FOR RENT-Fioor space suitable for
shop. Address ASP. this Office.
s.n.w
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

ROOMS FOR RENT. with hoard; and
single rooms for gentlemen. APP
ply s26 Adams ST. eod-tf
Evening journal., 1905-08-19

FOR RENT-An office the FIRST moor.
with use Of a reception lom- sos
King ST. sep24~t.t.s