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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-04
Pointed Paragraphs

Things are not sanctified by taking
out their sweetness.
Unless you lay out your work your
work will lay you out.
While sympathy waits for the SEQ
ond thoughts selfishness gets the floor.
The things you look at in private
determine what you look in public.
You can not prove your grit By
throwing sand into the wol lids sores.
The man who has brains back of
his forehead never needs to bother as
to how the front looks.
II you can keep sweet in The world
when selfishness il turning men sour,
vou-are doing more towards its eni ich.
ing than all the silver mines OF all the
ages.-Chicago Tribune.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-04
Degree Of Honor Meets.

The regular meeting of the Degree
of Honor was held at the Bower Hall
last evening After the regular busi
ness of the looge had been transacted.
refreshments we're served. Mr.. Chas.
Vogler, who has been associated with
the lodge for several years and has
been one Of its most faithful workers
announed his intention Of leaving on
Monday for his home in the east and
several expressions of good will to-.
ward MI. Vogler were given by differ
ent mem bers of the order.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-04
TWO STEAMERS BURN
AT LAKE CHELAN
Flyer and Chechacko Destroyed by
Fire at Early Hour Yesterday
Morning-.-Save Lady Of
the Lake.

Lakeside, WASH, Aug 3.-The
steamers Flyer and Cheechacko burn.
ed this morning at O'Clock at the
dock. The fire start ed III the boiler
room of the Ch eecnacko. Hard work
saved the Lady of Ihe Lake.
Charles Wolveftop, sleeping ON TIE
Flyer bad narrow escape. The
vessels were total loss, with no H.
surance. The owner isE E. E. Shot
we'll. The Lady of the Lake is the
only one of the Shotwell fleet left.
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Fay 1empIeton Weds.

Philadelphia. Aug, 4.-Announce- 4.
ment was made today CT the marriage
yesterday of Fay Templetop. the
actress, to william Patterson, of Pitts
burg. The ceremony was performed
ny Rev. g. g. Steinmetz, at Ridley
PARK a suburb. Immediately after
the wedding the couple departed on q
bridal tour.
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Cotton Crop Report.

Washington, August 4. "A static.
ment issued at noon today by the crop
estimating board of the department of
agriculture shows the average con.
dition of cotton July 25 to be S2.9 as
compared with "a, 9 in July 1905, and
a ten year average of S2.4.
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Cholera Alarms Spain.

Madrid, August 4.-Several spora-
dic cases of cholera have been found
here and there is considerable alarr,.
Contaminated water Is believed to be
responsible.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-04
Was Complete Costume.

Some Of these bathing dresses - said
Marshall P. Wilder, make me think
Of Princess Clementine, the mother Of
Prince of Bulgaria.
"The Princess said one'day to her
sailor brother, the Duo de Joinville.
"Bring me en- your next trip to the
South Seas the complete costume of
the kings wife
+" 7 will gladly, the Duke answer
ed.
"He returned from the South Seas q
year later and handed to his sister a
string OF glass beads.
"'These are veiy pretty" said the
Princess, but you promised me com.
pler ostume.'
g This is a complete costume. said
the Duke. i've never seen them
wear any other. "
Stop Upnftinu off, odvorkfeiuO and
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Wilson Inspects Packing Houses.

Philadelphia, Aug, 4. 4.-Secretary
Wilson, of the department of agricul-
ture, accompanied by DR.. @. A.
Schautier, chief federal meat ipspec-
tor, OF this city today visited a num-
her OF abbattoirs here.
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North Dakota lndorses Bryan.

Minot N. D. August 4.-Bryan was
unanimously Endorsed for president by
the 415 delegates who assembled here
at the democratic state convention TO-
day. The Ne ebraskan was called the
greatest friend Of the working people
and his election was predicted.
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Unexpected Answers.

". A. Glasgow, Jr. the interstate
commerce commissions lawyer, smil.
ed. ne had been interfogating a
reporter in his hotel and the reply he
had gotten was unexpected
"Thar was an unlocked for answer,
truly" he said "It was like the ans.
wer the policeman gave to the citizen.
IA good Citizen, breathless and ex.
cited ran up to q large. calm police.
man one day and clied:
Officer, there's terrible fight
going on arc und the corner to the
right.
"Thank you. I'll do ss much for
you some day SIR said the policeman
gratefully, as he took the turning to
the left and quickly disappeared. -
Buffalo Enquirer.
Never trouble trouble till trouble
troubles you"-and then take the
sting out of it with want ad.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-04
Buying 0kanogan Apples.

Fruit growers from Iowa have been
In the Okanogan equity of late con.
tractiug for the seasons crop of apples
the prices ranging from IS cents to
40 q box.
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Four Fuedists Killed.

Louisville, KY. Aug. 4.-The Post
has received dispatch from q CORES
pondent at Sand Lick, Knott conn
ty, saying four men were killed there
last night in fight between the Mar.
tin and Hall factions. The Martins is
said 60 mum ber sixty men.
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General GreeIy Given Command.

Washington, August, 4.-Orders
were issued at the war department to.
day ssigning Major A. W. Greedy to
the command of the northern division
with headquarters at st. Louie. to
take effect September 6.
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Rulers Meet in August.

London August At was officially
announced that King Edward and EN-
peror William will meet at FREDERICK.
skrou castle near Homburg, August
l5,
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ArtiIlerymen Mutiny.

Warsaw, August The artillery.
men in the summer camp at Rember-
toff, near Warsaw, have mutined.
Infantry and Oossacks have been
despatched to quell the riot.
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Stop putting off advertising and
try putting In" advertising.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
HAWKINS STRENUOUS WEEK

James L. Hawkins. State detective
has returned TO Wilmington from Sea-
ford, where for the past week he has
been having a strenuous time. He
went down the State to investigate
the murder OF a negro named Williams
by George Bee also colored. who Is
under arrest And while at Seaford
apprehended another negro murderer
and also n white man named William
3. Maddox. accused OF felonious
assault upon S-year-old BERTHE Lang
ford.
Tho detectives most exciting time
was with ollie Cephus colored, the
alleged murderer OF william II. Pas
water. a young white man. The negro
since the commission Of the crime, had
been hiding IN a swamp. but hunger
drove him forth In search OF food and
he was then captured. Angry farmers,
in the neighborhood. when they heard
Of the capture of Ccphus. began to
assemble. but the officers outwitted
them and drove hurriedly to Seaford
with their prisoner
Sheriff Lynch. of Sussex county. Is
taking no chances of Bee. Maddox or
Cephus escaping. He has shackled
the legs Of all three and fastened them
with chains to rings in the floors Of
their cells.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
SABBATH AT
CAMDEN CAMP

CAMDEN. July 2s.-Preparations for
Sunday on Camden campmeeting
grounds We're in progress al the morn
ing and by noon the grounds were
spick and span all over. All the new
tents had been erected. the telephone
service installed. and the inner en-
closure had been fixed to prevent driv-
ing Of teams and omnibusses within
the camp, proper.
AS usual there are rumors of engage
ments following the opening Of camp.
one rumor which was generally pass
ed about to-day was that a fine young
woman of this section was to become
the bride of a well-known Methodist
minister; that the wedding Is TO take
place soon after the close Of this camp
meeting
The pretty girls were out in force
last night The Bachelor Girls Club
Of Dover. is quartered in the tent %
William l. Pritchett and they arrive
on the camp ground each morning in
a peach wagon. The conveyance is
voted by all to be more than appTopri-
ate. only in this case the peaches drive
themselves.
The services tomorrow will begin on
the ground at $50 with a love-fest
which will probably be the only SER
vice conducted by the pastor-in-
charge Rev. b. T. Foster.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
REPUBLICAN MEETING
county Committee Discusses Change in
Rules and Plans For Clayton House
Meeting.

An important meeting Of the'Republican
County Committee was held this after
noon at the Young Mems Republican
Club.
The committee discussed a change in
he rules which will permit the election II
new county committee in accord with
The call issued by State Chairman /.
Ieisler Ball and J. Frank Alice by amend
ing rule first of the Republican County
Committee.
Action was taken looking toward prepa-
ration for the meeting at the Clayton
House August / at which judges and
clerks will be selected to ho,drthe primary
on September 5.
Names were selected for the judges and
clerks to be submitted TO the county COM
mittee meeting on August 1st.
The chairman, or in his disability. the
secretary of each hundred and ward COM
mittee must attend the joint meeting at
he Clayton House, on Wednesday, August
b, at o'clock. to name the election Of
fcers and the qualihers for each Levy
Court district. If any member cannot at
tend IN person or through the secretary of
his hundred or ward committee. he should
see that the names for all the districts in
his hundred or ward are sent to the secre-
tary Of the county.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
.OSTlN MOUNTAINS;
STARVED TODEATH
wen HOuehtOn'S EmaCiated
Body Found After Four
Days Search
AD RETURN TO
FAMILY TO-DAY

sad return Of q husband and father
as that of owen Houghton of No. 324
lrrlsh street, this CITY, to his wife and
'e children to-day.
HIS dead body, cmaciatei and discolored
starvation, reached here fIom the
ountain Businesses Of Mitnln county,
snnsylvania, where he lost his lie by
biting lost in the woods, falling down a
ountain side in the darkness, and starN-
TO death
|Houghtcn was member Of the rigging
hing of the American Bridge Company
work laying a pipe line through the
ountains in Pennsylvania. on Saturday
st at noon, after work for the day was
1ne, he started out for stroll over the
ountains.
Nothing was thought of his absence by
fellow workmen until Monday morning
hen he failed to put in an appearance
work.
Searching parties were detailed and all
ay Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
barched the mountain sides and valleys
5r the missing man.
Thursday at noon their search was re-
'arded, and in small gulley at the
pot Of slide they found Houghton's cold
)rm. His appearance indicated a des-
crate attempt to get out of the brush
nd briers His clothes were torn and h s
ody emaciated from hunger. Had he had
trength to travel few miles further he
gould have found his fellows and refuge.
lis body was shipped from the camp 10
IS family yesterday and arrived here this
lorning.
The funeral services will be held at his
ate residence, No. s24 Parrish street this
fternoon at 4 o'clock and will be ATTENDED
,y members Of the Weccacoe steam Fire
Engine Company Of which he was men,
CT. 1uterment will be made in Cathedral
cemetery. Houghton was about IS years
II age
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
JOHNNY COMES
MARCHING HOME.
State Militia Comes Back
This Afternoon After
Weeks EnCampment

To the music Of the regimental band
Johnny Comes Marching Home this
afternoon, 400 Of them, from weeks
hard work at Camp Preston Lea.
When he alighted from the special
train at French street station "he" was
bronzed by his weeks work on the
field but none the worse for the wear.
There was a crowd of admirers Of the
soldier boys gathered at the depot when
the train pulled in and sisters gazed
admiringly on the manly form of their
soldier brothers and smiled upon
the soldierly forms of guardsmen who
were. not bound to them by the ties of
relationship.
As soon as the companies scrambled
from the coaches the men fell in line
and marched to the Armory at Twelfth
and Orange streets. The past week
camp is admitted" to have been the
best summer school that the Delaware
troops ever experienced.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
COMMISSION
READY FOR WORK
Canal Board Will Meet in
Baltimore For First Time
on Monday

The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Commission, appointed by the President.
viii hold It's initial meeting on Monday
at noon IN the office of Gen. Felix Agnus.
chairman OF the Commission at Balti-
more. Major c. A. f. Fiasler Of the
United Skates .Englre Corps viii be pres
ent. Senator Aneennd Congressman Bur-
ton have been invited to join the confer
ence, ana a number OF business men have
also been invited 10 be present
The object OF the conference is to dis
ouss the canal from the standpoint OF
the business interests OF Maryland and
Delaware. No definite date for the be-
ginning OF actual work has been set boy
the Commission. Plans and documents
on file in Washington will first be gone
over and then a personal visit will be
made over the route OF the canal
Major Flagier was In consultation in
Washington yesterday with General
Mackenzie, chief OF the army engineers,
who has immediate supervision Of the
work Of the commission.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
NO PUNISHMENT
FOR Mr.. JOHNSON
Il More Diseased Meat S
Sold, However, He Will
Be Fined

City Judge Cochran this morning
failed TO impose sentence on william
+. Johnson, of the firm Of johnson
Brothers for having killed and exposed
for sale, contrary to the city ordinance.
a tubercular COW. The prosecution was
instituted by the Board Of Health in
the hope Of giving the city a pure meat
supply and at two hearings Of the case
had established that the diseased COW
had been killed I'm the Johnson place
and had been offered for sale.
In holding up the case this morning
Judge Cochran said he was prompted
to do because the Board OF Health had
not shown any intent on the part Of
Mr.. Johnson TO violate the health ordi-
nances. Judge Cochran told Mr. john
son that his place Of business would
be watched by the authorities for vio-
lation Of the law and that II the slight
est infringement We're disclosed Mr..
Johnson would be brought into court
and fined for his past offense as well
as those OF the future.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
hit THE PIPE" In
DOCTORS ROOMS
Pretty Girl Tells City Judge
She Smoked and Was
Made III
SAY CHINK SOLD THE OPIUM

Hitting the pipe" has become fashion
able in Wilmington once more but the
police are onto the game and have started
to suppress il. Hop Lee, who conducts a
laundry at No. 800 East Sixth street and
Dr. Harry w. Palmer, of Fifth ana Poplar
streets. were defendants In the Municipal
Court this morning on the charge of vlo-
lating the city ordinance regulating the
sale of cocaine.
Charles st. Clair, a young white man,
the prosecuting witness against the MEL
can man." testified that Dr. Palmer oc-
cupies six rooms at the corner Of Fifth
and Poplar streets IN one of which he has
smoked opium on several occasions st.
Clair said the doctor usually went after
the dope" ana a young woman furnished
the money The place was not fixed up as
an opium den. however.
Phyllis Hamilton. respectable looking
white girl swore that she had smoked
opium in Dr. Palmer's private room. She
declared she did not like the pipe as II
had made her sick. ST. Clair also said It
had made him IN.
Hts hAliti iu MS own utltnsN SAID ne
never allowed persons to assemble In his
rooms for the purpose of smoking opium.
lie said Miss Hamilton had been treated
for throat trouble and bruises by him. shs
remained In his private office where they
had a social time. This was an the testi.
mony offered. Robert c. Harman, who ap-
peared for Or. Palmer called the attcnt on
of the court TO the fact that it had not
been proved that the doctor used his OF.
fee regularly for opium smoking. where.
upon the court withheld its decision unit
next Wednesday
Hop Lee was then charged with violat-
ing the city ordinance by selling tn,
opium which was smoked at the Palmer
place. lie was represented by /. Irvinl
Handy. The case viii be heard on Tuesday
morning next II Is alleged that Dr
Palmer bought the opium used at hii
place from Lee.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
VIEW ninth
WARD STREETS

The commission appointed by Judge
William G. spruance to condemn the
beds for several streets In the Ninth
ward for the now trolley line from
Wilmington to Edge Moor, yesterday
afternoon visited the thoroughfares to
be condemned ana then adjourned TO
meet at the City Hall on Monday
morning az 1890 a. m.
The members OF the commission will
meet in the office OF Mayor Wilson and
hear any objections owners of prop
erty along the proposed route Of the
now trolley line have 20 make to the
condemnation proceedings. The CONF
missioners arc Joseph l.. Carpenter
Jr.. George S. Capelle. Alfred ID. Poole
T. Allen Hillcs and Liniley c. Kent.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
LAST TICKS FROM THE. WIRE

WASHINGTON is announced at
the War Department that Brig. Gen.
Samuel S. Mills. Chief of Artillery L.
S. Army, will be placed on the retired
list on his own application because Of
i'll health on October 1 next. He will
be succeeded as Chief Of Artillery by
Col Arthur Murray.
HALIFAX, Nova scotia.-Aveard
Marine this morning killed his wife
with al hatchet and cut his own throat,
then jumped overheard. His dead body
has been recovered.
PHILADELPHIA a roar that
was heard for miles around, a benzine
tank, containing 10000 barrels of the
product, exploded this morning at the
works Of the Atlantic Refining Com
pany. at Point Breeze. Nobody was
injured.
WASHINGTON-Th is an outcry
against Joseph /. Britton, American
Consul at Client, Germany, on the
ground that In one Of his consular re-
ports he says Germany is applying
adulteration to its food. Washington
will not take cognizance of the COM
plants.
NEW YORK-Fritz Constantine
held here for the murder of Mrs
Arthur Gentry in Chicago on January
6, was discharged from custody this
morning. The husband was at the
hearing and declared that the prisoner
was not the man wanted.
CHEEFOO, China.-While the
French squadron was at rifle practice
to-day a bullet from one of the
squadron struck and killed Lieutenant
Clarence England. of the u. S. cruiser
Chattanooga Lieutenant England was
nom Arkansas.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
GAS FRANCHISE
BEFORE MAYOR

City Solicitor Townsend has returned
the franchise OF the Commercial Light
Heat and Power Company. passed
Tuesday by the Street and Sewer De-
partment without action. AS his
duties are merely those Of adviser as
to the legality and proper form of the
documents to be acted upon by the
Department he regards this matter as
past his action. Whether legal or
illegal i'm form the Board passed the
franchise and with the Mayors
signature the company can begin
work
Mayor Wilson refuses TO say what
action he viii take i'm the matter but
declares he can be counted upon 10 do
the best he knows for the good OF the
city
It is expected that when the new
company gets into the field there will
be some lively rate cutting and the
bottom will drop out of monopoly
prices.
Mayor Wilson has ten days for ac-
tion on the franchise.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28

Two hundred members Of the National
Guard Of Delaware weafing their hsh.-
ing clothes. entraincd az Newark IN
morning for Mt. Gretna, Pa, where tn y
viii 20 into camp with the regulars ana
militia from the various states fer a we
of general practice in the art Of war The
men. composing "a provisional blttahon'
were under command Of Major D1herty
ana were the pick of the State soldiery.
At Mount Grctna there are nearly 3tc0
regulars in camp and the manoouvers W Il
begin Monday with abort 1.so0 militia
men from the District OF Cslumb AID
Delaware. Before the end of the move
menss at this camp SOD mlltamen FRI m
Vermont. more than t0l0 National Qua d
men from West Virginia, 800 Connec ic 4
mnitiamen and more than 100 Maryland
ers. regiment Of the New Jersey Ma
tional Guard and a regiment from the
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
Recovered Stolen Boat.

ing to William Baccus of this city, dis
appeared from New Castle. It was
learned to-day that the boat was taken
away by Baccus and left at Bridgeton.
n. J. The Bridgeton papers published
a story that Baccus had disappeared
and foul play was feared. Baccus re-
turned home by train and failed to
notify Bridgeton parties that he was
coming TO Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
DOVER RECEIVES
AN ADMIRAL
Special to The Evening Journal.

CUoCIdI 70 INC LNtIIIUE JUuIIIdIs
DOVER, July 2S.-The state capital
had a distinguished visitor to-day.
Rear-Admiral Melville, United States
Navy, arrived here on private business
and was soon engaged in a diligent
search in the Office of Register of Wills
William d. Hudson.
The distinguished looking American
admiral explained that he was simply
accompanying his relative here to look
after certain bequests Of the will of
Miss Anna Virginia Truitt of this coun-
ty. The rear admiral is the handsom-
est man who visits Dover, not except
ing Willard Salisbury or T. jefferson
Pyle.