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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
ARRESTED FOR SAVING CHILD
New York Magistrate, However,
Promptly Discharged the Heroic
Father.

New York. Aug. 16-George Z. Pep
per. the ex-rresident of the Amalga-
mated Order OF street and Electric
Railway Employees. who had much TO
do with the mana gement of the recent
marlborough strike. was arrested yes
terday afternoon. charged with violat-
ing the rules Of the Park Department
against walking on the grass. He
spent an hour in a stuffy station-house
cell with his child. and was arraigned
In the Harlem Police Court.
His daughter. IS months old wanted
to go TO Central Park TO feed the
SQUIRRELS. and he purchased bag Of
peanuts and left her momentarily
across the drive. He reapeared in
time to see the lsttle girl run out into
the drive TO give a peanut TO a squirrel
Just as a large red automobile APP
preached al high speed. He ran across
the lawn Though a knot OF grass
combers. rushed for her and caught her
Up Just in time to save her from be-
ing run down by the machine. For
this he was arrested but the Hlsgis-
tsate discharged him
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
sookER wAsHlNoroNs lnEA.

TT has been many years since
i Booker #. Washington FIRST at
tracted notice by the educational idea
which he wrought out al Tuskegee.
Since the founding Of that institution
the idea which he implanted has
grown marvelously. Behind il are the
best elements of both races. and its
appeal is so strong that the white men
OF the South have given It their APP
prevail and support.
In an these years Mr. Washington
has been a busy man. teaching. organ
izing and advising, and the marked
Characteristic Of the man is his sani-
~ His advice is always sound: there
is no appeal to race prejudice. no de-
mand for greater political rights. .In-
dustrial education" his idea has been
termed but it IS more than this. He
breaches the doctrine OF thrift. clean
illness, industry, mortality and eduoa.
ton. The sQualor Of the southern
cabin in whole districts is giving way
20 the nsat cottage Instead Of the
little patch Of cotton in the clearing
the coiored man is learning 70 farm
scientifically and in a way that proves
rerrurerauve. Listen 10 what h,
zsye:
Frsedoms whsther Of body or q
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
Wh.rs vlotnr Huno ni.d

From the London Globe
There has been some dispute as to
the Identity OF one or two houses in
Paris in which Victor Hugo spent in
teresting periods Of his life There
will be no caviling about the house
where he died. for the simple reason
that IL is being pulled down. The
work is already In progress. and a
building which not more than 30 years
ago was the very hearts core of the
intellectual life Of Paris presents
inseparable from building already
half demolished. The place has for
years been marked by memorial
tablet. which may possibly be reat-
tached TO the new premises. But that
will be in memoriam only TO mark
the spot where once stood the last
home Of Victor Hugo. but Of his
house itself all vestige will have dis
appeared.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
CAUGHT41' RANDOM
Bridio path-rhe church aisle.

A'fFNttN lHNNAtA AAN AAAAA III AlHifF
Summer Grill wonder when the
river is most choppy.
The Dude-In the winter when they
are cutting ice, guess.
Fair One-Good morning. Mr.. smith;
you are looking Well to-day
AR Smith-Pardon' me; | really
didn't mean TO rubber.
Italy's new postage stamps were de-
signed by the painter Mitchettl. All
those OF a higher denomination have a
portrait OF Victor Emmanuel
According TO Professor Behrng. the
milk fed to infants is the chief cause
Of consumption He would insist on
the pasteurization OF all milk
ABOUT 100 years more viii be requiret
to complete the work OF making
map Of the country
which was begun by the United States
Government I'm 1882.
A strike among public vaccinators is
tho latest novelty reported from
Austria. In one district no child has
been vaccinated for the last three
months
At the Shokonshs festival. which is
held in Japan every May. the names OF
all soldiers who fell IN battle the pre-
Vious year are officially printed. The
soldiers who succumb to disease are
not thus honored.
The trade Of the American Hawaiian
Company has grown immensely during
the last few years. II has eight large
steamships in service, and has just let
contracts for the building OF two more
at San Francisco.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald predicts that in
the Middle States and New England to-
day overcast TO partly cloudy, cooler
weather viii prevail. with occasional rain
and thunderstorms and fresh northeast
erly winds, shifting to southeasteriy. fol-
lowed In the interior OF this section by
slowly rising temperature and slowly
clearing conditions. on Thursday partly
cloudy weather aud slowly rising temper
allure will prevail IN most districts. with
fresh, variable winds. and on Friday fair
to partly cloudy warmer weather
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
RITUAL or EAGLES
WILL Be REVISED
Convention Proposes to Put
the Order on Firmer
Basis

Denver. Aug. 16-The eighth annual
meeting Of the Grand Aerie Of the
Fraternal Order Of Eagles began yes
terday.
The ritual is to be revised TO put
the order on a hrmer basis, and
greater restrictions will be placed on
membership.
Another matter under consideration
is the establishment of a home. Gov
ernor Joseph f. Mcdonald and others
made addresses Of welcome today.
Edward Krause and J. Harry Mas
sey, Of this city are delegates TO the
convention. Wilmington Aerie, NO.
"A. Is one of the strongest lodges IN
the order having a membership Of
over 1900.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
READABLE RHYMES
-s.m s~ssssr slua. Ny DARLING"

St'h oWeeter sings NY Darling"
Henry Austin. August Century.
The bell-bird fills Australian shades
With songs like bubbling fountains;
The redstart thrills the river lades
Beneath Virginian mountains.
The orioie. that soul afre,
Pours forth a storm Of singing
To the rapt mate OF his desire
In soft gray hammock swinging.
Sole sings TO dawn the wild, free lark;
All day. the tanned startling:
The nightingale enchants the dark;
But sweeter sings my darling.
BY night by day, on topmost spray,
or where the covert bushes.
Plays Natures weirdest orchestra
The mock bird. king Of thrushesl
Rare plagiarist OF every note.
OF every mood and meter.
still can he conjure from his throat
Tunes OF his own far sweeter.
But all the words of all the birds
Ay cen thy songs. magician
All sweetest notes from singing throats
Fade, as at dawn "A vision;
When, be il catch or lullaby,
Or songs OF battle ringing.
Love-lays or hymns Of liberty,
hear my darling singing.
For song each bird hath times pre-
ferred--
When winter winds are gnarllng
Each tender tree. the chickadee
outsins the housed starting.
But whether blows tho Summers roe.
or winters winds be srariing.
BE Spring abloom or Fan in gloom.
SIN sweeteF slBsE ny darling.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
THE CAR AND THE JEWS.

n HE Car in this crisis in Rus
\ sian affairs has turned to the
Jews for aid. one Of the first acts
OF NJ witte ON reaching Portsmouth
was to cable TO the Rothchilds, and
on Monday he had a conference with
"a number OF prominent American
Jews
These conferences relate TO money
matters, II Russia decides to so on
with the war she must depend largely
upon Jewish bankers to supply the
funds; If she agrees to peace with an
indemnity. she must rely upon getting
the money from the same source.
And yet the people Of the same race
and blood as these bankers have been
treated as aliens. outcasts and felons
by the Cars government They have
been denied civil and political rights,
and under the sanction OF the authori-
ties have been prosecuted and even
massacred
There are hundreds of thousands Of
Russian Jews ia America who have
been driven out by this senseless and
horrible tyranny, yet the car must
turn to the people he has so cruelty
wronged for financial succor in time
of neec These bankers win probably
regard the appeal as a business prop
osition' but It would not be surprising
should a little bit OF sentiment be
woven into their decision
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
WAY TO TREAT HAY FEVER
No Stomach Dosing. Just Breathe
Hyomei-stops sneezins and Smart

ing.
z. James Belt is recommending to his
customer as cure for hay fever Hy-
omei.
II is claimed for this remedy that it
stops the spasmodic paroNysms. the
sneezing. the smartins and running Of
the eyes and nose, and other acute
symptoms OF this disease.
Many persons have been cured OF hay
fever by Hyomei and the discoverer Of
the remedy Processes to be able TO pre-
vent both the occurrence Of the annual
attack and TO stop the progress of the
disease, even IN the most chronic forms.
A. Hamlin, Of westford Mass. writes:
"IIyomei cured me Of hay fever in one
weeks time. I consider It a duty 20 tell
others who suffer from this disease"
This endorsement is only one Of hum
dfeds that have been received by the
proprietors OF Hyomei. and =. James
Belt offers 90 refund the money II Hy-
omei does rot do all that Is claimed for
A. is tae stroagest proof that can be
given as 20 the confidence he has in by
omers power 60 cure hay fever The
complete OUTFIT costs but 500 while exs
ira bottles car Be procured fo- 80 cents.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
Poeomoke Defeats Franklin City.

Poccroke, Md. Aug. 16-Pocomoke
Overwhelmingly defeated the Franklin
City (Va) team in the opening game
Of the fair series yesterday by the
score Of y to 0.
The visiting team was strengthened
by several players from the Snow Hill
Club. which lately dsbanded and the
pitcher was from the Seaford. CDeL)
Club. But the team proved to be no
match for the home sluggers.
Smith, for PocOmoke. allowed only
one hit. while White was batted al
most at will. one thousand persons
saw the game. Pocomoke will play
crisheld here tomorrow morning.
Score.
Pocomoke .... ......O , 7OO12 OBJ
Franklin City 49,. 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0
Batteries-A. Smith and T. Smith;
White and Evans Umpire-Richard,
Of Felton,. Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
LITERARY

George Bancroft. the historian. was
among the very first American students
to 80 10 Germany TO complete his educa-
ton. He was preceded only by Edward
Everett. ana one or two others Gradual
ing at Harvard College In 1917, when only
seventeen years of age. the next year he
went TO Goettlngen. From that time until
his death he was acquainted with the
leading men in Europe and America while
student diplomat and historian. Scrib-
ner's Magazine will publish selection
from the Letters and Diaries OF this re-
marSable man. beginning in the Septem-
Der number, in which an account appears
of his conversations with Goethe. M. A.
DeWolfe Howe viii edit the series
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
WONDER WORKER
MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY FOIs
TIE CURE OF ALL FORMS.
OF CONSTIPATION NOT Ii
A HABIT BUT A CURE
YOU DECREASE THE
DOSE UNTIL CURED. p

After many years of study and practi'
physician specialist has discovered Il
:ure for constipation. 1t is called Chase
Constipation Tablet
Il do not mean, said the physician I
leveral of his colleagues announcing h
uccess, II do not mean just another pi
hat breeds the pill habit My remedy
cure. By gently forcing all the diges
We organs to perform their functions
restores them all to health and strengti
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16

The hot weather hasn't cooled off
Tom Watson's editorials in the Angus.
number of his magazine-nOt to any
considerable extent. Nor has his seri-
GUS illness impaired the vigor or less
ened the fearlessness OF his attacks
upon national evils. However. the Au-
gust Tom Watsons makes a concession
10 the heat OF summer by an unusual
quantity Of good fiction and some spe-
cial articles, which are interesting as
well as forceful and instructive. -The
Money SHOW" by Frederick Uphon
Adams, told IN story form is a sting
ing and bitter satire against the dollar
worship of our moneyed classes and
its attendant social and individual
decadence. should the Government
own the Railways" by ]. A. Edger-
ton. and "POpulism or Socialism" by
Charles @. De France. are as excellent
ly written as they are meaty in con-
tent Among the short stories.- Agnes
Louise Provosts THE Negligible
Quantity" is one Of the summers best
short stories, as well as a sturdy blow
lat All those capitaMstic enterpi Uses that
make the safety of human life second
AIRY TO the accumulation Of wealth. The
number is bright with bits OF humor
and wit and contains several very good
short poems. CTen cents. Tom Wat
sons Magazine. New York;
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
THE MORE, THE LESS. e"

"The more you take the less you nee
lntil you need none-for you are cure
Ny effort all along was TO avoid the ey
IF the ordinary remedy which pampe
organs already weak and so makes 4
,atient a slave to the pill Remember
Nature expects every organ to do i
iuty."
Physicians have long recognized Il
tact that constipation is at the botto'
of nearly every disease. Itsaps all energ.
and makes life a burden; it opens Il
ioors to all evil germs and makes Il
BODY too weak to resist them.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
SPORTS
A. AS HOME AGAIN
Will Play York at South Side Park
Today.

Will Play York at South Side Park
Today.
Today and tomorrow the Wilmington
a. A. baseball club will cross bats with
the strong York team at South Side Park.
The locals arrived home last evening and
are now scheduled to play here until next
Tuesday week. but some of the games
may be transferred
The team continues TO play a losing
game, and the recent changes have not
resulted in the Improvement anticipated.
Broadway Alec eSmith, the new catcher
Is out of the game with an injured hand
and Buck" Washer, the latest addition
to the pitching staff, has been getting
his bumps since he Joined the team.
When asked about the report that the
local club would enter the Eastern
Leasue next season, Mr. Curley said he
had heard nothing Of ii. but he intlmated
that it might be advisable unless the Tr.-
State clubs go into the National Associa-
tion
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
THROUGHOUT The CIRCUIT

or all the umpires in the Tri-State,
Laird has been roasted the most. He
gets a warm reception wherever he
goes and he never knows what will
happen next-Johnstowh Democrat.
Peterson has gone to his home He
viii not be in the game again this sea-
son MS his left arm pains him consid-
erably and is Harrisburg Star
Independent.
1t is said Billy Clay. cast of. by
the Phillies several years ago. who
jumped from York to Louisville, is
now wanted by st. Louis and Gin
cinnati I'M the National league and
Boston in the American league. with
chances IN favor of the latter.-Wil-
Transport News.
Every effort will be made to
strengthen the Shamokin team Gill
bert Kulp. one of the owners Of Sha-
mokin. stated that kilograms are
being exchanged between Third Base
man Zimmerman. now in Toronto.
and Pitcher Jackson, who has gone to
Detroit. relative to their return to
Shamokin DR.. Reisling viii in all
likelihood report there soon. He is
at present pitching in the New York
state League illiamsport sun.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
Many ATTENDED Picnic.

Despite the inclement weather there
was large attendance at the picnic
OF the United Italian Societies held
I'm Bavarian Park yesterday. The prin-
cipai attraction Of the day was the
meeting i'm the afternoon at which
Mayor Horace Wilson was the princi-
pal speaker Carmen Di Mare was
the chairman. and introduced the
Mayer, who made some pleasing re-
marks
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
FIELD PAYS BIG TAX
Assessed for sso,oooooo Real Estate
and sio,ooo,o0o Personal Property.

Chicago. Aug. l6.-Marshan Field
viii pay taxes 10 Cook county this
year ON a real estate valuation OF 500
100000 nd on personal property valued
at sl0000,00O.
This was announced yesterday by
the Board Of Tax Review. The valu-
alton far exceeds that for any other
individual, and the tax will be larger
than any Mr.. Field has paid before.
Unlike many OF the other wealthy
citizens Of Cook county. who appears
TO think that the system OF taxation
is without fairness, Mr.. Field meets
his obligation without complaint.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
WiImInet0n ee.tina Roady.

The owners OF the Wilmington A. A.
are evidently starting to get ready
for next season. for they have signed
Alexander Smith. catcher. and Pitch
ers Breckenridge. formerly of Harris
burg; Washer, formerly Of Lancas-
ter, and Doescher formerly OF
Brooklyn, while Hartman. Hinton,
and Mclaughlin have been released.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
1.-THE VELVET WORKER. "

This new discovery is in small tablet
.asily taken, and they are packed
watch. shape bottles which fit the We.
pocket The tablet is mild, all vegetab,
never gripes or Injuries the most delioal
organs. But it does the work So II.
turally and soothingly they stimula|
and regulate and strengthen that th'
have been nicknamed The Little Velv
Workers"
Don't shuttle along with this great br
den Be healthy, be strong, be happ
Read our offer:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16

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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16

A. the next meeting Of the Board OF
Managers Of the Wilmington Free
Zoo Association It is expected that
arrangements viii be made TO secure
a complete set Of plans Tor the future
development Of the 200 in North Bran
DIVINE Park.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16

Dick Nallin has joined the Will
mington team and on Monday covered
first base in the game at Shamokin.
Dick has played with Johnstown and
Harrisburg this season and IS fast
making the Tri-State rounds. He is
a good player but has not been show
ing up exceptionally we'll with the
stick
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16

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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16

THE effort Of Governor Penny
Il packer TO secure through ac-
ton Of the several legislatures more
uniform laws governing marriage and
divorce should be encouraged. Not
only does the diversity lead to all
sorts Of difficulties in attempting TO
enforce the laws Of several States at
the same time. but il leads to eva
si9ns Of the law and contempt Of the
DEGREES Of courts
If the movement we're generally
taken up by the press and few leg
islatures could be induced to pass laws
in conformity TO contemplated STAN
dard Of uniformity others would fol-
low and public sentiment might in
time be powerful enough to cause all
TO fan 10 line.
But to agree upon standard viii
be the most dmcult problem The
present diversity probably In large
measure shows the variety Of senu-
ment What grounds for divorce
should be recognized is question
upon which church people are divided
and the question OF marriage pres
ents other dlniculties.
But without question this presents
one OF the problems Of our modern
civilization our advance in wealth
and opportunity has not resulted in
greater measure Of content Among
the leisure classes the scanctity Of
marriage has become to great de-
gree a matter OF jest Scandals may
occur and divorce and re-marriase
may follow in order without loss Of
social prestige. or any apparent loss
OF .self-iespect.
Then our newspapers and maya
zines treat for the delectation OF their
readers subjects involving the most
sacred OF human experiences with
freedom that has been shown only in
recent years, The constant preaching
Of the alleged rights Of women has
been carried TO a degree where the
slightest inattention and even imag-
mary wrongs are treated as indigniues
too great 10 be borne
Then an easy divorce granted to a
person Of a certain social set becomes
an object lesson for those who are
fretting under an imaginary yoke.
when if the bonds could not be brok-
en- they would likely settle down to
make the best OF H. and In time dis
cover that they had indeed made the
best Of IT,
Uniformity Is needed. not only to
prevent unnatural or irregular mar
riages and TO make them unlawful.
not merely in one state but in every
State. but also 20 compel persons. who
have assumed the obligation under or
binary circumstances 10 live up TO IT,.
Ne Wonder whether the Russian sol
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16
Pitcher Osborne Released.

Pitcher Osborne has been released by
MllviIe. n. J. The Mnlvine team has been
strengthened by three new pitchers. Kite
catcher, has been secured
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16

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THE WORLDS NEWS
PENNsYLvANIA.


The recalled Democratic state conve,-
ton meets in Harrisburg today. John
Stewart will be nominated for Justice OF
the Supreme Court. and Mayor Berry. Of
Chester. will be notified Of his nomination
for State Treasurer. There is no indica,
ton that The convention will be inter-
rupted by resolutions rejecting on the
Philadelphia Democratic organization.
Fifteen men were injured. four seriously,
by an explosion in the Treadwen foun-
dry, at Lebanon
NEW JERSEY.
Captain J. II. Ottinger and ENGINEER
Samuel Hollingsworth were without food
or water for two days on the launch
Lancewood which struck bar in cross
ing u sound two miles from Corson's In
let. They were rescued in an exhausted
condition by fishermen.
PEACE.
The Russian and Japanese peace pleni-
potentiaries reached deadlock over the
clause in the proposed peace terms pro-
viding for the cession of saghalin Island
to Japan.
ne matter was passed ana Otner
clauses considered, but there is apparent
iy no prospect OF an agreement upon
that point or on the question Of the
payment Of an indemnity by Russia
Russia is willing TO concede all minor
points and agreed to transfer to Japan
China's lease Of Port Arthur to Russia.
FOREIGN.
The Moderate and Nationalist parties,
of Cuba. have completed a fusion in which
the Moderates secure the presidential
nomination.
Reports to the State Department from,
China declare the boycott a failure ex-
cept at Shanghai and Canton.
MISCELLANEOUS
A charter for new railroad was APP
piled for in Topeka. the purpose being tc
connect the Northwestern and Southern.
system controlled by Hartman.
Delegates from all parts of the country
arrived in Chicago for the conference OF
reciprocity which opens today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-08-16

The question of utilizing trolley pole,
as sewer ventilators is under the con.
sideration of the Wakefield England
Town Council, and the City Surveyo.
has been instructed TO submit a plan.