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Evening journal., 1906-12-04

the following officers were reelected;
President. e. b. Mccoy Of st. Andrews;
vice-presideat wilkes Bowen, Of st.
Johns; secretary. Charles A. Cook, Of
Trinity; treasurer, Alfred ID. Handy. The
work OF the Brotherhood during the past
year was successful in every way.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Polo Games for Charity.

There will be a game Of polo be-
tween the Trimont and the DUPONT
teams at the Eleventh street rink on
wednesday evening, when two Is
minute halves win be played. On
Thursday night benefit Is to be given
for the Home of Merciful Rest.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Erisndsy Instructor HOn0rsd.

Professor H. c. Norris, of the
Friends School Of this city. has been
elected fifth vice. president of the As
sociation of Colleges and Preparatory
schools Of the Middle States and Mary
land. The meeting was held in the
Central High School. Philadelphia, on
Saturday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Manaaers Express Thanks.

Homeopathic Hospital Managers are
most grateful for the donations which
helped make Thanksgiving Day pleas
ant 10 the household and patients. The
Wilmington Candy Company sent to
each person a box Of candy and Trim
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Sunshine Bazaar.

A bazaar win be held by the Dela-
ware Branch Of the international sun
shine Society on Saturday afternoon
and evening ian the W. c. r. u. head
quarters No. 100 West Eighth street
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Time to PAY Up.

Water rents viii be due and payable in
January and those paying before that
time are entitled to the following dis
counts:. Meters. per cent; non-meter
'nsers. 10 Der cent.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
228-23O KING STREET.
ChriStnaSGiftS

The shoppers these days are all
of one thought. What shall I gv-
her2 Let US suggest scme of the
new and dainty things we are show
ing that can only be appreciated by
seeing them. We want you to see
them. Early shoppers will, of
course. get the choicest.
Pin Cushions in al the dainty
colorings. made especially for git.
Hand-Made Slippers, Ladies
and Children S, in siz-s to fit.
Let Us Dress the Doll Baby
We are going to dress a great
many dolls. II you would like us
to dress one for you. it's just he
time to give your order.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04

lity Church sent fruit and vegetables.
The pupils of No. school sent fruit
and jelly.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Household Hints

Try fine sandpaper on ivory-handled
knives that have yellowed with age.
Neither ivory or wooden handles should
ever be allowed to go into water. They
should be washed in the hands ana
Immediately dried.
Keep a wet sponge in the cabinet
with ivory curios or carvings. It will
provide moisture that prevents crack
ing from dry heat.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Rrnthsrhood Elects Officers.

AT "a regular meeting OF the Local AS
sembly Of the Brotherhood o. 81 Andrew
Evening journal., 1906-12-04

S and prices is attested to by
less you give us.
Two special numbers full II-4
and worth at least q more, $I.39
and $L6o.
Our regularline of Blankets are
good values, 6oc to $500 a pair.
COMFORTS.
Extra large size Comfort, even
ly sanitary filled with white card
ed cotton, artistically scroll
stitched and extra good quality
.satine covered, very special price
$2.oo.
MUSLIN.
White cotton goods are advane-
ing daily. We have in stock
about 50 pieces good quality, full
20 inches wide, unbleached Mus
lin for Wednesdays selling at the
almost give-away price, 20 yards
for SI.oo; not more than this
amount to a customer.
WoMEN'S WRAPPERS.
Percale and Flannelette Wrap
pers Of extra good quality, $I.oo,
.SI.25, SI.3Q.
DRESSING SACQUES.
In fannelette and outings, SOC.
KIMONOS.
Beautiful patterns and elegant
ly made, 69c, 100 and Soc.
BATH ROBES.
In an elegant range Of colors,
$500, 5000, $500.
Outing Flannel Night Robes,
Use, Soc and SI.oo.
o-day. They are valuable to you.
premiums. You can get premi-
Il Of checks.
IG STREET.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Father's Present 10 Daughter

Fathers Present to Daughter
An education that win enable her to make her
9wn way IN the word-a business and shorthand
course at Goldey College.
Large salaries received by hundreds OF
Young women because their PARENTS GAVE
THEM A PRESENT OF a Goldey College course.
Get fun information by calling at the College
Onices. S07 Market street, writing for the 1907
catalogue Three telephones.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04

I nat you ike our uuCluOe'
the wonderful increase of busiI
FLANNELETTEs REDUCED
IN PRICE.
We have reduced the price of
all our I21zc and I5c Flannelettes
to Ioc; this means you can't pay
more for any Of the line.
OUTINGS.
All our I21zc striped Outing
reduced to Ioc and in time to
meet your demands for this cold
weather.
SILKS.
To close out quickly the entire
lot of special Silks we have been
selling so many of, we make the
price soc; these were 75c, $I.oo
and SIPS a yard.
DRESS GOODS.
This sale has brought throngs
of wise women to our Dress
Goods section, for they all realize
that never before did they have
such a splendid assortment at re-
duced prices. There are equally
as many black materials among
these and in colors they are ali
good better come in and get your
share of these values.
OF our regular soc qualities re-
duced to 35c.
From our regular stock Of 75c
and $I.oo materials reduced to
soc. Some of these materials are
81 inches wide.
BLANKETS.
We have just the kind you will
want for these cold nights and
cheaper than you can buy them
elsewhere.
Begin to save our Coupons t
We have an elegant range Of
ums from $500 to $4,000 wor
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:. 3. RILEY

That you like our methods and prices aested by
The wonderful increase of business you give us
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
MUSLIN.
woMEN's WRAPPERS.

Percale and Flannelette Wrap
pers Of extra good quality, $I.oo,
$I.25, $I.3o.
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BRIEFLY NOTED.

An alligator gar was caught in n lake
near Grant. !. T.
Three pistol "toters" were fined 800
each at Lampasas. Tex.
Colonel simpson. U-valde. Tex.
banker. died at San Antonio.
Five large stone business houses are
to be erected az Haskell. Tex.
Oklahoma poultry show will DO held
nj Oklahoma CITY Jan. % to Feb. ?.
Owing to 20 health Senator Depew
has cancelled all social engagements.
At Houston J q Hearne. was con-
victed on charge NJ bigamy and given
FIVE years.
Site for 100000 waterworks plant 10
he cons, gctcd 40 Oklahoma city has
been purchased
Thompson'S sawmiu at Kinder. La.
was FIRE destroyed Its capacity was
1900 feet per day.
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SHE MUST FIGHT
OR APOLOGIZE
France Insists That Venezuela Do
One or the Other.
AMERICAS ATTITURE
Castro viii Be Given TO Understand
That Minister Russell Must Not
Receive the Treatment
Accorded Taigny.

Washington. Jan. 22.-Three French
warships were off the Venezuelan coast
Saturday prepared to deliver the an
swer Of France to President Castro's
treatmen- of NJ. Tlagny, the French
representative at Caracas by naval
demonstration in Venezuelan waters.
Two additional warships will join them
as soon as they can make the trip
across the Atlantic. Until the demon
stration has been Initiated the French
government will share with the presi-
dent and Secretary Root the knowledge
of the exact form which this expression
OF her displeasure at President Cas-
tro's action will take Meantime, the
delicacy of the situation at Caracas is
greatly increased by news which has
recently reached here from the Venez-
uelan capital regarding the attitude
President Castro now appears to be
assuming toward Mr.. Russell. the Amer
lean minister. Unless this attitude is
radically modified II may be necessary
10 dispatch an American warship even
nearer the Venezuelan coast than has
already been planned President Cas-
tro, 1t is said. will be given to UNDER
stand that treatment OF an American
representative, such as accorded NJ.
Taigny. will not be tolerated by the
Washington government.
France has adopted a simple pro
gramme for her treatment of the Ven
ezuelan situation. 1t provides for an
immediate and comprehensive apology
by President Castro for his treatment
of M. Taigny. which treatment the
Paris officials regard as Insulting and
intolerable." Until this apology is
made discussion of the claims and 9TH
er grievances which France has against
Venezuela win be Withheld. The French
government regards the action of Pres
'dent Castro's agents in La Guaira in
refusing TO permit NJ Taigny to return
as hereafter, as he had boarded >
French liner as an act of war. France
demands that her representatives shall
receive the same treatment as is given
the Venezuelan representative at Paris
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STATEMENT OF TAFT.
Refers TO Wrisht's New Position and
Appointnnent Of Smith.

Washington. Jan. 22.-In speaking Of
the appointment Of Hon. Luke f.
Wright. governor general Of the Phil
ippines, to be first ambassador to ia
pan. Secretary Of War Taft says:
Judge Ide. now vice governor OF the
Philippine Islands has asked to he re-
lieved from further duty on June |.
next. after six years OF faithful and
efficient service as commissioner and
vice governor Of the stands.
The president considers that he Is
entitled to the dignity and honor Of the
governor generalship during that pc
Rod. On Governor Ide's retirement
General James Smith. now a member
OF the commission. and formerly a Just
Ice OF the Philippines supreme court.
viii succeed him. and General Smiths
name win be sent tn the senate after
the confirmation OF Governor Ide.
In accepting the new appointment
Governor Wright suffers $4,000 a year
IN congregation It Is believed that
-eu1Eress win accept the recommends
tion OF Secretary Root that IN connec-
ton with the elevation OF the Ameri-
can legation at TOXIC to the rank Of an
embassy the compensation Of the in
cumbent be raised from I12 900 to sI7.-
500. but as Governor Wright's present
salary Is 100000 he will sti1 be suffer-
ing n considerable financial loss. Com
missioner and Acting Governor General
Ide's present salary IS s15.5OOO per an
mum.
Governor General Wright win sue
coed at Toxic Lloyd 6. Griscom. who
was promoted from American minister
at that place to be American ambassa-
dor at Rio de Janeiro. Mr.. Griscom Is
at present on leave Of absence in this
country.
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ATROCITIES BY
THE ARMEEIANS
They Are Represented as Being Of
FrlghIful Nature.
NO MERCY Is SHOWN
In One Desperate Engagement the
MOhamEedaRS Succeed In Fore
ing Opponents to Flee aud
Have Many Casualties.

Elizabethpol. Jan pa courier has
arrived at this Transcnucasia town
from Agdam with dispatches deserib-
ing the repeated attempts made by the
authorities 10 get convoy OF provis-
ions to the be,eaguered and starving
garrison OF Mohammcdans at Shuska.
The convoy set out three times with a
strong escort Of troops and Mohamme-
dan volunteers. The party was inter-
copied by Armenians holding noun
tain passes.
The whole district around Agdam is
harried by Armenians. They are per-
petrating horrible atrocities. not giving
any quarter to the wounded. women
and children.
The Mohammedans are greatly en-
ragged ct an attack made on the ceie-
bfated shrine Of Karapirim. After a
savage conflict the Armenian attackers
broke and fde. leaving fifty dead or
wounded.
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vIRGlNiAN REMEMBERED.
Tributes Paid the Distinguished South
erner at Several Places.

Memphis. Jan. 1.-The birthday ~
General Robert f. Lee was celebrated
here Friday night by literary and
musical entertainment given in Con
federate hall The principal address
IVES made By Rt Rev. Thomas f.
Gailor Episcopal bishop Of Tennessee.
who spoke ON the life Of General Lee
A message from General Joe Wheeler
expressing his regret at not being able
10 attend was read. one Of the fea-
lures OF the celebration was the dane
ing OF the old Virginia reel. participated
in by the veterans and members Of the
local chapter OF the Daughters Of the
confederacy
At Little Rock the day was Celebrat-
ed by school children and United
Daughters Of the Confederacy. other
Arkansas cities also celebrated
Lee-Jackson daS was observed at
Richmond. Va. by the closing OF the
state and county "Hices banks courts
and the public schools and by the adj
journmcnt of the state over the day.
In the afternoon the Richmond Hewitt
zers fired salute 81 nineteen guns at
Lee monument. In the Lee camp Of Con-
federate veterans exercises was con-
Quoted in its hall the orator Of the
occasion being Colonel Robert =. Lee
n grandson ~ General Robert F. Lee.
The day was generally Observed
through out Virginia.
The birthday anniversary ot Robert
f. Lee was appropriately celebrated
at Charleston. :. G.. the general sus-
pension of business and by very in
teresting ceremony at Hibernian hall.
Atlanta and other Georgia cities cele-
brated the day
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-22
JOE CANS WINS.
Negro PusiIist Defeats Twin" Sullivan
In Fifteenth Round.

Negro PusiIist Defeats "Twin" Sullivan
In Fifteenth Round.
San Francisco. Jan. 22.-Joe Cans.
rejuvenated put up the fight Of his lie
and knocked out Mike CTwin) sullivan
in the fifteenth round at woodward's
pavilion. The issue Of the fight was
hardly in doubt from the first round
From start to finish Cans was Il e
aggressor and kept right on top OF his
man, Sullivan made several brave
rallies. but could not hurt tire negro.
and finally. in the fifteenth round a
series Of lightning right hand blows to
TIE jaw ended Sullivan's aspirations
and put Cans once more at the top Z
the fighting heap. The f hit was ia t
and furious from the start Cans Ike {
within striking distance % his man at
all stages. Sullivan was clever and
game, but could not keep the agrees
sive negro away from him
In the fifteenth round. right 70 the
Jaw staggered Sullivan and quick as a
flash Cans as after him with several
more accurately placed blows Final 3,
q left swing struck the point and Suil =
van went down and out with his head
resting on the ropes.
Cans impressed everybody by his
splendid account Of himself and n 8
aggressiveness. His boxing was nearly
perfect
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PARTYs PLAN.
Constitutional Democrats Will Try to
ohstruet Ordinary Legislation.

ohstruet Ordinary Legislation.
st. Petersburg. Jan. 22.-Constitu-
tional Democrats in national assembly
win endeavor to obstruct all ordinary
legislation. However. in case the at
tempt is unsuccessful the members OF
OF the constitutional Democratic party
viii endeavor to secure the passage Of
an election law providing for general
direct and equal suffrage and statutes
guaranteeing liberty Of speech and as
sembly. press and religion. and meas
ures for pacification OF the country.
A resolution providing for participa-
ton Of the party in elections to nation
Al assembly was passed with only two
dissenting Netes thus nuIiifying the
chances5t aJzplit. which extremists
hoped 70 efffstaon this question.
Al 1.-THE suggestion OF NJ. Boditcheff
the conSentl6n declined to bind the
party'S 'repreSentative in the national
assembly 70 )ny specific measures re-
gardPs soIufio6 OF the agrarian ques-
ton. ;,
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UNDER DISCUSSION.
Numbsrs Of Minor Charges Mads In che
etssessl.15.l -

Numbers Of Minor Charges MIDI In the
etssesl551 - = : 49,.
Washington. Dec 22.-The statehood
bin was under discussion by the senate
committee on territories Friday. A
number of minor changes were agreed
upon. Among the amendments discuss
ed was one for the insertion Of prohi-
bition provision for Indian Territory.
similar TO the house provision. and Il
VIII probably be Incorporated in the
bill. The question OF joint statehood
for Arizona and New Mexico was not
brought up. There is no intention OF
reporting the bill until after the house
acts. Friends OF the bin claim that
eleven Republican members OF the
committee and one Democratic mem
Der, Mr. Clark OF Arkansas. win favor
the reporting the measure substantial
~ as introduced.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-22
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Wealthy Man Found Dead. With Head
Crushed and Limbs Bound.

Warren. o.. Jan. 22.-The people of
West Pennington. a village near here.
are greatly excited. the result Of the
mysterious murder OF r. K Lewis. a
wealthy banker and farmer. An IN
known man went to the home OF Lewis
IN a carriage. Lewis and this man. II
IS said. wore In conference an hour. at
the end Of which time Lewis was found
dead with his head crushed and hands
and feet tightly bound The body was
covered with burning straw and oil.
The unknown stranger is missing.
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Renertcd starvinn-

Victoria. q. c.. Jan. 22.-The fifty-
three Russian released prisoners OF war
who recently arrived 10y the Japanese
liner knaWaga TO seek homes. having
refused Geo go to NlIdiyo-tok when re-
leased by the Japanese government. are
reported to be- in distress and starving
at Vancouver ana other points In Brit
Ish Columbia
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TAeNYs ORDERS.
1t Is Stated That He Has Been Direct
ed to Repair to Washington.

New York. Jan. PA cable dis
patch 10 the Herald from willemstad.
Curacacoa. says NJ. Taigny. late
French charge d'affaires at Caracas. is
under orders. It is reported. to proceed
70 Washington and report to NJ. Jusse-
rand. French ambassador to the United
States. He will take the next available
steamship from here. As he does not
wish 10 enter Venezuelan port. It will
Be necessary 10 wait for the Red d lin
er. sailing about Jan. %. Earlier steam
ships from here touch at La Guira or
Maracaibo after leaving this port.
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BOOKER IN BERTH.
As a Consequence AIaboms Congress.
man Slumbered Not.


Chicago. Jan. ga special from
Washington says:
Representative James Hehin of Ala
bama, who in campaign speech two
years ago said that II an anarchist had
thrown bomb .nndar-- the <.z.ze---t
led President Roosevelt and Booker
ii washington dined mo harm would
have been done" has received chafings
OF his colleagues. When returning to
Washington from Alabama this week
1-r. Helm is reported to have engaged
a sleeping car berth which. upon enter
ing the train. he found occupied by Mr..
Washington.
The negro educator is said to have
slept peacefully throughout the night
while Mr.. Helm sat up until his wrath
cooled sufficiently for him to climb
10 an upper berth.
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Two Were Killed.

Scottsboro, Ala. Jan. 22.-Two white
men were killed at bridgeport while
stealing ride on a train. In some
manner they fell beneath the cars and
were badly mangled. No papers OF any
KIND were found upon the dead men
by which they could be identified.
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GLASS A DETECTIVE.
Show Window Proves That tt Has Nor.
Uses Than One.

Terrell. Tex. Jan. 22.-Station Agent
S. L. Lewis OF this city Friday lost
s1S7 on the streets. which ne reported
10 City Marshal woodall and Consta-
BILE Ables, who began hearch and
within two hours time found the party
who had picked up the money. and
who restored II to Mr.. Lewis. The
party who found the money was seen
by a party through show window
glass by two dry goods statesmen. They
furnished description Of the man IN
this way TO the officers, and they soon
found the right man.
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eINNERs' REPORT.
Period Embraced is From Jan. to Jan
IS Of This Year

Dallas. Jan. 22.-president J. A. Tay-
Tor OF the National Ginners' association
who has completed report. says the
cotton territory has been generally COW
cred. and he thinks it is correct. His
report shows that 1896 bales were
ginned from Jan. To Jan. Is. 1906
This. added TO the governments last
census report. shows total Of 1897
OIL bales ginned during the season Of
i9O5-1gO6.
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Partly Due to Grief.

Galveston, Jan .22.-Leanor AImez.
a Mexican girl. sixteen years Of age
and married. killed herself here by
drinking an ounce OF carbolIc acid. II
IS said that grief over trouble which
her husband had gotten into at San
Antonio was partly the cause OF the
act
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BISHOP kEENER DEAD.

Noted Southern Methodist Divine Pass
es Over the River.
New Orleans. Jan. 22.-Bishop John
c. Keener. although eighty-seven years
OF age. died here Friday unexpectedly
Of heart failure. He was attacked by
what seemef to be Indigestion. and had
no premonition OF the end.
He was born in Baltimore Feb. T..
1919. and succeeded bis father as a
wholesale druggist. but felt the call to
the ministry. He served as superin-
tendent OF chaplains Of the Confederate
army west Of the Mississippi river
He was elected bishop OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. South. I'm 1870. and
retired from active work IN 1896.
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soPER's MISSION.
Is to Investigate a Payment to Loyal
SeminoIes For Six Years.

Us TO investigate a Payment TO Loyal
seminoIes For Six Years.
Muskogee, Jan. 22.-District Attorney
Mellett received an order from the de-
partment Of Justice appointing p. L.
Soper. an assistant district attorney
for the special purpose II invcstigat-
ing a payment % money 10 loyal Sem
inoles made six years ago. At that
time payment OF $4,000 was made at
Wewoka by John Brown and Jackson
Brown. president and secretary OF the
Wewoka Trading company
John Brown is the present chief of
the Seminoles. The payment was not
made for an approved roll The gov
eminent IS trying to determine n the
Browns did not pay lot Of money to
Indians not entitled 20 81.
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Attempted pynamitina charaed.

Lawton. Jan. 22.-Jim Underwood
was arrested here on the charge ~ at
tempting 20 dynamite farm residence
near Hobart a short while ago. He
was taken 10 Hobart
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Fatal Collision.

Atlanta. Jan 22.-Ry headon colli-
sion on the Seaboard line eight miles
from here Engineer Taylor and Tele-
graph Operator Rock were killed. Fire
man Eden is missing and Swltchman
Head fatally scalded.
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Honored by Texans.

Austin. Jan. 22.-The birthday ami
ver7ary Of General Robert f. Lee was
celebrated at this city. Dallas. Fort
Worth. Galveston. Houston. San An
tonic. Waco and several other cities BY
Confederate veterans and United
Daughters OF the Confederacy.
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Disastrous RIazs-

Mckinney Tex. Jan. 22.-Fire broke
out here at o'clock Saturday morning
and damaged the stock and fixtures OF
the Greek and American candy kitch-
en- to the extent OF s1.509. covered by
insurance.
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Refused to See Reporter.

Syracuse. N. Y. Jan. 22.-Mis VI
ola Allen. who IS playing an engage
ment here, refused to be interview d
relative TO her reported marriage in
August TO Peter Duryea.
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overcome BY Fumes.

Galveston. Jan. 22.-Overcome by
formaldehyde fumes. James II. Pollard.
chief engineer Of the steamship Iowa
fell thirty-eight feet to his death AZ the
vessel was making her way up the
channel
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-22

The Kidneys ache when they are
overworked and the trouble gets seri-
Gus unless promptly removed. Prickly
Ash Bitters is q reliable kidney tonic
and bowel regulator.