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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

The following Is taken from the last
report Of Managing Director a. y.
Holden TO the stockholders Of that cor.
poratou;
During the year from October I,
1901 to October +, 1905. the smeI,er
produced 1i,i5 ounces OF gold,
ioI9j6 ounces OF silver. 1885,
i5S pounds Of copper and 10, 20O.S!6
pounds ~ lead, with a total value Of
approximately l53oO,O0o. Much i'm.
proyement has been made In controlling
our fiue dust losses, thus eliminating
a large factor IN the so-caled smoke
trouble in Salt Lake valley. The large
supply OF custom ores that we are re-
ceiving will oblge as to build third
samplinE mill,
1.-THE Mammoth mine which has been
purchased since the last report, is sit
uatcd In Shasta county. near Kennett,
Cal As soon az we obtained possession
OF the mine We at once commenced
opening the ore body and prospecting.
The mine has developed splendIdly. and
We can count on a good life for the
property. The ore Is a coppcr-iron sui.
phidc, \ three-stack smelter, with
capacity OF $40 tons a day, has been
built. and has begun it's initial run.
We hope II will De working smoothly by
Jan. next The outlook at the Mann
moth mine * exceedingly promising,
and l have every reason 10 anticipate a
very profitable run AZ this plant the
coming year.
since the las, report your company
has purchased the control of tho De
Lamar Refinery ut Chrome. y. j. The
refinery is IN a thorough state OF ct-
flciency ana doing excellent work. Its
capacity Is now being increased 10 12o-
100000 pounds per year. The work on
this addition Is well under way.
In general your properties are in
nrst class condition ana are showing
up extremely wen. The ore developed
during the year has more than edualed
the amount drawn from the mines. Tho
smelling operations are I'm n very satlst
factory condition and the ore supply
Is adequate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18
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sGbten2" G4iler: uSa, 9err 1ehrer.
limb sic benu ni4t informixtsN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18

Indianapolis & ptncennes &. q.
eeiro & ginseu erpr tasa& Z 2oBm spenser & geOfsrS a, t@l. Q 45Bm
8ineeanss @spreb tasI.... 8 5ORm gtaeeunes espret tdsli&. 10 s0@n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21

El Presldente de la Comisi6n de
Puerto Rico en- 10 Elk oosici6n de San
Luis, nuestro amigo don Jaime Ane.
KY, recibi6 aviso del Secret,rio del
Jurado Superior de Recompensas,
que sslieron ya de squslla ciudad los
diplomas correspondientss & los ex-
positores de nuestra isla.
Tan pronto Sc reclban, e. sefor
Annexy procedera q su distribuci6n.
Sabemos que las m dallas que
fueron otorgadss Sc mandarin dsntro
de pocss semanas.
Ell sefior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
tsblecido su Odcina de Abog ado y
su Notsria en- ests ciudad, calle de San
Justo nimero L
Fierce ante Ia Corte Federal, Cor
to de- Dlstrito dc toda 10 Isla y Corte
Suprema, dedicandose asfm's al
examen de titulos de propiedades, ia
corporation de Corporaciones del ais
| y extrangerss y tramitaci6n de expe.
dientes de expropiaci6n forzosa.
Aceptando Ia noble com petencia
hoy establecida en- el ejsrcicio de las
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, el
senior DIAZ NAV AFRO Sc dispone q
cobrar 4 sus clientes honorarios exec.
sivamente m6dicos.
FL licencisdo sefior Perez Almi'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21

masstros nomhrando el Comits local
dc 10 Asociaci6n, que 50 compons Do
los s'g guieutm seiiores; Presidente b ,.
norario, Mr.. john Mellowes. Presi-
dsnte efsctivo, don Rafael s. Vidal;
Seoretario, don Arturo Martinez Dsl.
CAD Vocales, sefiorita Josefa Re.
curt Marquez, 81 a orita Domitila o.
gIas y don Francisco Marquez. Ads
mss 10 nombr6 por unanimidad don
Julio Caves Otero, De,egado ante el
G mite del distrit).
-DESPUES de probar todos los
enganosos remedios que 70 anuneian
90 cuando mas 90 agradsce 10 sdsacia
RADICAL del Digestive Moiarrieta,
cuya superioridad estA universalmenss
conflrmada para curAr los enfermsda-
des del est6msgo.
Curaciones desssperadss On perso.
mas bien conocidas, que 10 tomaron
durante tres msses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuuhe
produce melor efecto que una docenA
dc frascos do cualqu uier otro remedio'
porQue adem&s dc ser el dn!co verda.
dero Curative radical dol est6mago J
del intestine, siu enganosa aoci6n
calmante, o. Digestive y Purideador
dc los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que eada hostiA
tenga grsbado el nombre Digestive
Moisrrie.a.
De vepta On los fartnacias do loa
sefores M. Blanco y Cs, Ramon Alma.
zan, y Fidel Guillermety do San Juan
puerto Ricol; y en- lss principales dro.
guerfas do Europa y Am6rics. Dsp6.
sito en- Paris, ruedss Hsupristtes, 1.
hoy hs 81 10 dado dc alta una
spf rma en el Hospital Especial do
mvie'eL
Don jose 1srci. Atevedo, do
Puerta dc Terra ha pedido al Hcial
de Sapidad una pr6rrogs de tres me.
ses, para haeer instalac ones de ino.
doros en- sus propiedad des do aquel ba.
rrio.
-Com.rciantes que quieran hacer
un pedido 4 O. kammp Nol,hir g Ce IN
pany, mon.ants & s40o por eiemplo,
puecen psgar 100 pesos al recibir 10
mercancia y Ia cartidad restants apla'
sada A 100 PESOS msnauales. Dirjgir'
se q r. Narvaez Rivera, Aresibo,
lP. r.
-Anoche fslleci6 en- ssta capital
10 respectable setora doha Cfrmsn
Gonzalez, viuda de Gonsalex. msdre
del notsrio pdblico nuestro amigo
don Julio Cesar Gonzalez, & quisn on.
viamos nusstro mas sentido pesame.
Sc han pedldo q los Esta dos
Unidos varios dtiles para sl hospital
especial do muisres.
(Contin,ia en- Ia pdgina sa)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
HERMINlO DIAZ
Abogado- -Notarlo
San Juan, Puerto.Rico
SAN JUSTO II.

Sc han inscrito en- ell registro
civil los nscjmient de Luis Bonet,
Mercedes Corres, Eater Lsrvold y
g srcfs y Ana Maria Rivera, y lai
defunciones de Elena Rosario, Luis
P. ileiro y Fabiana Alicano.
H " se vieron en- el Tribunal Su.
premo cinco apelsclones en- dslitos
elector ales y seduction.
-Esta maiisus scsu6 90 eata Corte
&c Dlstrito dou Pedro de Audrey, Juez
de la Corte de Areclbo, por Ausencis
temporal del sefior Toro Cuebas.
-Esta msnana viait6 al Attorney
General el aei1 >r Mattsy Lluveras,
alcalde dc Yauco.
Ell Tesorero Mr.. Willoughby
nombr6 primer escribien;e de Ia cclec'
turia de San Juan 4 don Jose MuHoz
-Ha pref entado 10 reuuncia dt
e ,crlbiente &c Ia c )lectulis &c Ran
tas internas de San Juan don Arturo
Porrata.
On. En- Ia casa de huespsdes dc la
sefl rite Josehns Hernandez, San Jus
to 81, Que ocupa sisuaci6n muy cen
trlca, hay buena mesa, habitacione'
harmosss y blsn vsnttlsdas y exceleu
to servicio. Sc rseomienda por Q
misma & as personas que Quieran ael
sus abonados.
-Ha sido nombrado escribient'
de 10 colecturia de Rentss internas d,
esta ciudad don Arturo Friss.
Ell Dspartamf nto del Interior
di6 6rdenes q 6n de que empiecen ho!
los trabaios del pusnts dc Ciaiitos,
--Esta manana confsrenciaron Q
Sub comiAionado de Educaci6n y 9
Tesorero do Puerto r cc, sobre cuen
to. y ttros asuntos de aquel Departa
mento.
vi antique tnrrero del Morro
| don Fugenio Fiol, que tus trasladad'
| recie ntemei to al faro de Maunabo, o
ha visto precisado & pressntsr Ia re
nuncia de 81 destino, porque hallar
! dose or fermo solicit6 dc ~ jeie un
, licenoia do un mes 10 cual 10 fu6 dene
gada. Ell senor Fiol 90 un torrsr
competente y acaso el mas antique e
ell servicio en- esta isla.
En- Humacso SO han rsunido 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21

roty sostendra NJ al ana ca el Tribunal
Supreme la al yelacl6n iu erpue ssa por
don Manuel Arraiz, de Ciales, por
delito electoral
Sc encuentran en esta ciudsd
nuestros distinguilos amigos el doc
tor don Francisco Aguirrs y don jose
L. MILAN, alcalde de Hatlllo. Les
ssludamos muy cordialmsnte.
~Mahana se reunira la Junta cen
tral para tratar ssuntos importaptes.
Sc discutira una mocl6n polf,ica
del doctor zeno Gambia.
-Sabemos QUE nuestro amigo el
abogado don Federico Almiroty trata
de e,tablecer su bufe!e de abogado en-
Gusyams:
-Ha fal'eciio en- N, York, nues.
tro compatriota don Jose Asencio
Smith. Eaviamos q su dist|nguida
seflora dof1a Carmen de Aranzamendi
y dsmss famllis, nre ,tro mas sentido
pessme
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido en- estos 1ltimos cinco aiios y por
6sta razon los recomendados por los
profesores de mdsica de mas prestigic
en- Ia isla, son los de la fabrica Kohls'
& Campbell, de New York, de Ia cuaI
es agente en- San Juan A. s. Belaval
Apartado 81, y & quien puede usted
dirigirse para meiores informes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
TARIFA De INSERCIONES
N0T|C|AS DEL 0|A

SUMARIO O.-Exposci6n de Saint Louis.-Los diplomas
Apelacon ante el Supreme, por delto eectora.-Ami-
della Junta Central, manana-Conferencia pedagogical
en- Catano-Antonio Morales Lebr6n.-Compa
fallecido en- New York.-Comte local de maestros en-
Humacao.-Hosptal de mueres. .-Registro Cisl.--De
nuncias sentencas. .-Proesta de los propiearos dc
incas urbanas.-Miltar mutado-Otras notlcias dc
interes general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
ESCENA ".
Roberto. Heineck', 10 sahora Eiei.
necke.

Roberto. Heneck4, ID sekora Hell
necke.
Roberto h.cs padres. e,tos permauecsn nm6vs
sin saber Que hacer.-Buenos dfa mtdre.- AbrsEs u
madse e besa repetidas IL Q Qle feliz, cue
eiz soy!
Heinecke Bea vsnido = AL que bero trAtl de b..
s,rle ia mano, Sc Ia linn ps vV,Ea ei pAntil6n-
ITmhieu mi me oueres beslr Ia manol
Robsrto. iVamcs padre
Heneeke- Tendendoe mano YA SO conoce que eres nm
buen hiic.
Roberto Mrlnio arsdedor.-l Al Hn aquf me teneul
'Ah, 10 Ihoranz. Que trse 90 10 lGoransa. DoI mol
Fg6ren,e usteaes Sentado rnc6n ala en- squelas
tierras esnss, empiez upo todo 10 que de6 atlas
las bum's del hozonte 81 PADRE IL m,dre, Ell patio
Ell jardn Ia fsbrcs. Ln toca,A con Las maros. De
prontc gran ia de pslmera que ,e balatcM
sobre nues. csbsEs 6, ALI. 10 lsjot IN papsgsyo oua
chia dsrerse. Entonces caemos de 10 alto. Nos
encontramos solos al otro csbo del mund en- terras ex
tra6ss. Obi
HeineCk tPapgyol Qi6 bonitos debsn de ser AQui no
los puedsD tener los rcos.
Roberto. supiersn que augusta eItos 6tmos Ihos
hAce muchc durante el v's eukntos temores De no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
Ell HONOR

irgaban unos: porque aquel empo 81 senorito Con.
radc, chupaba todavis el biber6n
Sra. H-bsnstrsit. 81, o. Conrado Alma
Sra. H,inec-e B 'j,ndo 10 voz.-t Ls parecea
Sra. Ii. 81 ,sreit Es an decir. nsds mas.
Sra Heneck,. despues 10 m.adaron IN coegio de Ham
burgo para aprender e comerco colonsl comprsndef
cuando cumpi6 diecinueve aa march6 aeguida
para 10 que llsmsn las ldss may leios donde dcen
que e calor abran como faego. AlS mand6 e smo tam
bien sobrino suyo coge cafe y t6, y todo ESQ.
Heinecke Crecen ala como qu dente de leon
-Bsjo-s Doy en- el quid2
Sra Heinecke Robrto ten que ayudsrle POGO. II
Va 10 tenemos casa, Dos mio -. aqui estoy!.
Sra Hebenstret 1eno. voy. Qaedeo Dios Ah no
se oviden Del aqua mansi. -ApMte. LES muy ma
tural!-Vase
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
Buques anuncIados

Vapor americana <Coamo> sali6
de N York para esta el lS del actual.
Vapor espa1ol <Msnael Calvos
sali6 el Is dlc de Cadiz para esta.
vapor ingles <Caroni, e,tara en-
puerto mafana procedente de Londres
Vapor americana <Caracass, sale
dr& para New York el % def oorriente.
Vapor americana <PhladeIphias,
essara squi procedents de New York
el 80 del corrisnte.
Vapor cubano q ulia,, con deitino
& ls Habana y puertos intermedioa
saldra el % del actual.
1omar0n puerto
Aver recal6 procsdente dc Nueva
York 10 goleta americana sCarrie a.
Lane, con carga.
vapor sPonces de aiisla con
transito.
Vap~r espsfl1l <Montsvideos de
Colon y e.caias.
Goleta americana sSpringfiels con
MADEIRA de pichipen.
Vapor ingles xBanilla, con car
bon Dc Liverpool.
Sc habilstaron de salida.
Vapor sPonces para New York.
Vspor <Arkadias para 10 isla.
Buques on puerto
TRAvSEIA
xAndrew Adamss pendiente.
<Foster Rices Id.
<Rebecca Crowslls descargando.
<Havilah, pendiente.
xJulis, pendiente.
<Carrie A. Lans1 descargandv.
<Montsvideo, cargando.
<Banillas descargando.
<Springfels descsrgando.
COSTANEROS
sCorszen do Marias pend.ents.
<Carmelitas Aguadilla Maya.
guez.
<Uberitas pendients.
<Indias descargando
<CarmenS Fe jardo.
cana Marias Humac2o.
<Esperspzas i'd.
<Progreso, Maunabo.
<Encarnaci6n, pendiente.
sBorinquens pendiente.
<Vasco> cargando.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
ESCENA Ill.
Heiuecka y Sra. Heinecks

HeDecke. Ands, veestorio
Sra. Halneck, Eavidia, Aijo, pura enVdis.
Rsnecks. CsrAcoes que pssteli
Sra Henecke Ne hs tado cocinea de pirte de
6orita.
de 10 que visne de
interest,". Ys podia Ievlntsdo nuestro Nhor hio
Pronto Ell pito d. Ia fibrics para AImorzsr Mira
con ternura s csrtel-<Ben vepido seas, hie mo!'
Sra Hinecke.-Gritando. Va es6 tqufl
Heinsck.. tQuiAnl
Sra H.insck. Nuearo hiiito.
Heiuacke-Se6an ndo ell cartel.-lLo ubsmoIi
Sra Heipecke SiIencoI AQo ha movdo -Escuchs.-Sf,
L se pone spaos CuIndo pienso que es6 aqui detr6s
de ea pared que pone los xapatos que enrar
pntrta.
HeneCks 70 no dire mas eso: eBen venidO ho mio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
SECC|ON MERCANr TIL
PrscIos MIN dc los articulos
que 50 detalIan on

usVVtVS uI" Wv svS vs. Hv~aSv
que 50 detalIan on
alma0enes
ARROZ Jap6n de at q 5 por ex-
trsmo dc clases.
Idsm vslenoiano de s5 . 81 i'd. i'd.
Aios de 30 etvs. q 80.
Jamonss e8} q 81.
Qussos amecs.a s14. PatagrAs Is.
Toeino, : 14ta Is.
Jab6n, N.s5 { 4.75 Rocamora.
amsricano, ct ~.
Pasta del pals ~.
Nantsea $3.50 q $50 On y On
lstss do u { 10.
Harina de ~ as.
Hahiehuelas AmsrieanAs hlaneas
lSrgas ; sei. I
aarbanzos e6 80
Baealao S74
Csbollas e2f
NanteQuillal dc ia : 10
Pasta americana en- caias de- una
aeroba t6.
Papss smsricanas s1.S0 a1s0
Tassio lot.
DEL PALS
Axdear para el consume:
Noseabado elaro de "a. Q NJ.
De miel elaro . 1915.
Csntftuga elaro de II . s6t
Amsrisana do 1854 a6.
De Ponce at as.
Almid6n . %
Ron 80 gradoa Cartier { S1.6o con.
atOs gallon pagados II. Internas.
Haise2.
Tabaco, nominal.
PrecIos dc compra
Algod6n dc 4.50 . $50.
Cooos do Is . Is millar.
Ousros dulces OF 1T
ssbo do res ~.
Cafe corrlente t10.
CambI0s 0orrlentes
Londres check . 4.S8}
Paris II II D.
Hamburgo . ssG4s
Naw York Is ctvs P.
EspAna 8 div 24t q Is D
CedaIas hlpotecarlas
Banco Territorial y Agricola 1854 S60
Acci0nes
Bsnco de Pto. Rico SIS & 20.
Banco Territorial. . Isl & 16.
Banco Popular. . 1850 as.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
ii. SUDEkMANN

81. has pueso al POGO de iab6n frances tan
bueno quo Alma
Sra Hnsck. cusns estaba sentAds aqui peusan
do: tTendrk d menos buena eama9 iSe 10 habrln
conijo los vsjesl shora, papa viejo ~ 10 tenemoi
squl, psta con nosotro Hombre deja almendras.
Heinecks IN fsltabs mast M gustav
Sra Henecke. Cs. "a ssts squf Arfealste corbAt,
No ensi verausnzs les fundas de los silones
lJesds Que emocionAda estoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21

--El Gobernador intsrino Mr..
Post acspt6 Ia rsnunclA del Secretario
de 10 Corts de Distrito de AguAdilla,
don Limo Vazquez.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
FATHER SHOOTS
HIS DAUGHTER
While Cleaning Gun Weapon
Was Discharged and Bullet
Enters Chnd's Head
GIRL WAS ASLEEP ON THE FLOOR
Special to The Evenlng Journal

Townsend, oct. 3.-William NJ.
Brinkley. a well-known colored man,
living near Vandykes schoolhouse. ac-
cidentally shot and killed one Of his
little children early yesterday morn
ing.
Brinkley had been TO town and did
not return home until after midnight.
He picked up an old revolver which
he had secured in Wilmington while
attending court there last week, to
examine IT, Three OF his children
were lying ON the floor asleep and
Brinkley evidently thinking revolver
was not loaded, was giving the weapon
a thorough overhauling. He sat In a
chair near the sleeping children when
the revolver was discharged. the bull
let entering the forehead OF his q
lyear-old daughter, Sarah, who was ly-
ing between the other children, killing
her instantly.
The unfortunate and dazed father,
upon seeing what he had done, ran
to the home of George Shockley, a
NEARBY farmer. and told OF the shoot
ling. Brinkley borrowed a team from
| Mr. Shockley and came 10 Townsend
for Undertaken Collins. The under
taken went to Brinkley's house and
returning. telephoned TO Coroner Purks
in Wilmington. An inquest will he
held today.
Undertaken Collins discovered that
the bullet entered the head OF the
dead girl just above the right eye, and
he could not see any trace Of 1t hav-
ing passed out
BrfnlSley i'm speaking about the re.
volver. said he loaned Il to a friend II
Wilmington about four years ago, an'
did not regain possession Of 1t unit
last week when In Wilmington attend
ing court. and had found Il In a yer.
rusty condition. so much so that
could not be used The parents OF IN
child are grief stricken as result
/ the accident.
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
SERIOUSLY INJURED
IN A COLLISION
James Dow Laying in Della
ware Hospital in Critical
Condition

AS the result Of a collision between
his carriage and a farm wagon on
Saturday night. James S. Dobb. super
intendent of the American Leather
Company, is lowering between life and
death at the Delaware Hospital.
Mr.. Dobb had been attending the
matinee Of the Horse Show Associa-
tion at Wawaset Park, and in company
with William Lake, driver and trainer
for Howard T. Wallace's- stable, was
returning home in a light runabout
1t was shortly after seven o'clock, and
as he approached Grant avenue, not
far from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road bridge that the collision occurred.
Michael Donahoe was driving a little
ahead of Dobb and called back to him
to look out for the approaching farm
wagon.
Mr. Dobb evidently not understand
ing him. pulled 10 the left, not seeing
the approaching wagon up to that time.
The wagon ran against and upset the
runabout. Mr.. and Dobb and Lake
were hurled out into the turnpike with
great force. Mr.. Dobb alighted on his
head beneath the farm wagon and inn
mediately became unconscious, while
Mr.. Lake was stunned and badly bruis-
ed. Lake was revived in a few minutes
and then Mr. Dobb was conveyed to
Mr.. Donahoe's home at Fourteenth
and Union streets. DR.. Palmer and DR..
Joseph H. Chandler were summoned,
and upon examination found that Mr..
Dobb had sustained fractures OF the
skull and 1t was deemed best to send
him to the hospital for treatment
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
WOMEN TAKE HAND
IN REFORM FIGHT
Will be an Influential Factor
in Effort to Redeem the
City
City ;
PLAN 70 HOLO BIG MEETINGS

Philadelphia. Oot 2-For the hrst
time in the history OF Philadelphia
politics the women Of this city are
taking an active part, and in the pend
ing campaign they will be a potectioaD
factor and win assist in the election
OF the candidates nominated by tho
city party and all the allied organi-
zations interested in reform.
The fact that the women OF Phiia-
delphla have decided to take a hand IN
the political fight now on shows how
much interest As shown IN the efforts
now under way to redeem the city.
II is q battle which Is penetrating
every home. and the issues are now
being brought plainly and directly to
every voter Not only are the women
discussing the situation fully, but they
are now planning to hold big meetings
to be addressed by men active In the
work Of redeeming the city
Foremost among the well-known wo-
men who are actively interested In this
new movement is Mrs. Rudolph Blank
enhurg. who for many years past has
been prominently identified with every
movement destined to bring civic
purity
CITY PARTY LEADERS PLEASED
william r. Tiiden. Chairman Of tho
/ city Party Campaign Committee, is
very much pleased over the decision
OF the women Of this city to assist In
the campaign. and he has promised 20
give them an the speakers they need
for their meetings.
The first meeting TO be held under
the auspices OF women win be held ON
Wednesday morning Of this week. and
win be for the benefit OF the members
OF the Civic Club and the New Century
Club. The committee IN charge is cons
posed of Miss Emma Blackiston, Presi-
dent OF the New Century Club; Mrs.
e. G.. McCollin. President OF the Civic
Betterment Association of the Civic
Club: and Mrs. Thomas Kirkbride
Chairman OF the Municipal Department
OF the Civic Club. Franklin Spencer
e Edmonds. Chairman Of the City PARTY
e City Committee viii address the meet
b ing
Evening journal., 1905-10-02
.ADDICKS WILL MEET HIS
WATERLOO AT DOVER
CANNOT CONTROL MORE THAN SEVEN OF THE
EIGHTEEN Committeeman AND IT is
SVEN PREDICTED THAT HIS FOL-
LOWERS WILL NUMBER LESS

Postles. Magistrate Francis S. Brad
ley, of Wilmington. and large delega-
tions from the lower part OF the state.
Senator Alice plans to win Newan
Ball whom he appointed as his mes
senger in Washington by having him
make the motion for the appointment
of the committee.
DISCUSSED EXTRA SESSION.
The matter Of an extra session OF
the Legislature to fill the existing
vacancy was quietly discussed here
today. It is stated that when the re-
spective sub committees meet, that
this issue viii form the basis for the
consummation Of peace.
The hope is expressed that Senator
Alice will readily acquiesce and agree
to the election of New Castle county's
choice as Senator which would be
Colonel Henry A. Dupont. Governor
Lea, it is said is willing to convene
the General Assembly.
It was stated here today that Ex-
Senator Ball as chairman Of the Reg
ular Republican State Committee will
name the following as his sub-commit-
tee: Ex- Senator Ball. chairman; T.
( Coleman Dupont. Colonel Henry A.
Dupont. Of rural New Castle county
George Massey Jones. of Kent county
and Robert G. Houston. OF Sussex
county
The request of the Regulars for
more representation in State conven-
tions is not being pressed at this time
I II harmony shall be effected. it will
doubtless be by the means Of State
conventions which would form new
joint State Committee.
Addicks came up from Harrington
this morning and met his followers al
the railroad station. He was reticeni
when questioned. Senator Alice als'
replied that he had nothing to say.
MET AT O'CLOCK.
It was nearly o'clock before th'
committee went into session. Betweer
1 o'clock and the hour Of meeting there
were numerous conferences between
! ALE and his followers and Addicks ans
his supporters Though Committee
man Charles II. Colbourn is in Dover
Councilman Thomas e. Postles, o
Wilmington. holds his proxy.
Addicks has prepared resolution
providing for the selection OF the sub
I committe by the members OF the Stat
Committee. whereas Allies supporter
want the committee appointed by tn
Estate chairman the same as the Reg
lular Republican state Committee de
lcided to do.
The Regular Republican sub-com
lmittee win not be announced until af
ter the meeting at Dover here today.