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Evening journal., 1906-09-07
OVER $4,000
In NEW BUILDINGS

With the advent Of early fall comes the
vanguard Of the building-boom. During
the present month tho permits issued for
new buildings amount to over 100000. The
permits to-day represented $4,000 capital.
David Dangie and Son will build store
and dwelling for Michael Emery at Mary
land avenue and Bird street at cost Of
$500.
The Home Real Estate Company will
erect three $500 residences at Twenty
third and Tatnall streets and six dwell
ings at Seventh and Poplar streets to cost
5000 each.
Marion N Wood has commenced the
erection Of a $500 residence for William
Williams at Hillcrest and $4,000 home
for John II. Scott at Claymont.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
LAST TICKS FROM THE WIRE

State Convention nominates Mr.
Jerome for Governor. say the friends
of the District Attorney to-day. Poll
ticians high in the counaels of the
party, say that Mr.. Bryan feels deep
ly the alleged GOODNESS of Mr.. Hearst
toward him.
NEW BEDFORD-A.bsolu cured
of leprosy. Mary Barros has been dis
charged from the State Leper colony
on the Island OF Penikez. Mrs. Barros
has been confined there for the past
two years under strict surveillance of
the State Board OF Charities. 1t is be-
lieved that the woman is the first suf-
ferer from the disease who has been
cured in this country.
BERLIN-A successful jail delivery
in which 56 prisoners were released,
was accomplished at Warsaw. Poland,
last night.
Six soldiers on duty at the prison
fortress mutinied and shot the director
of the prison. The wardens were then
bound and gagged and the entrance to
the cells was blown up with dynamite.
All OF the men released were members
of the Polish revolutionary committee.
NEW ORLEANS-The election re-
turns thus far received show that Con-
gressman Samuel Robertson. of the
Sixth Louisiana district, a member of
the Ways and Means Committee. has
been overwhelmingly defeated for re-
nomina by George X. Favrot. q
j. gyer. The nom. lion is
to election. Rd fstson has
Fessman for dnore' years.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
SMYRNA HAS
GOOD WATER
Special to The Evening Journal

DOVER. Sept. 1.-The pathological
and meteorological laboratory at Del
aware College has examined the drink
ing water Of Smyrna and found 1t
pure from a hygenic standpoint. high
in organic matter free from sewage
and perfectly harmless" But here is
what the people Of Smyrna drink. with
every glass Of cold water. according
to the analysis
Chlorine. $50; free ammonia. .01;
albuminoid ammonia. .O2; oxygen con-
sumed, 81.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
EDNA ALLEN is
ACCUSED AGAIN

Edna Allen, Of No. 1i3 shipley street,
will be given hearing in the Munich
of keeping a house Of ill-fame. She
was one Of the mistresses Of bawdy-
houses recently raided and promised
Judge Cochran not to continue the
houses. Last night the raid was made
and four men were caught in the place.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
RULE Committee
SUBMITS REPORT
County Committee viii Act
on Proposed New Rules
Tomorrow

The committee appointed by the old
Republican County Committee to draft
rules to be submitted to the new coun-
ty committee has filed its report with
Secretary Joseph II. Jolls. and their
report win be submitted at the county
committee organization meeting to-
morrow afternoon for consideration.
Only One Change.
There are no changes in the proposed
rules from the old ones, except In ref
erence to the number required for
quorum. The old rules provided that
a member from Wilmington and a
member from the majority OF the elec-
tlon districts, outside Of the city, was
necessary for a quorum. The pro-
posed new rules provide that a mem
Der from each of the majority Of the
hundreds shall constitute a quorum.
The Proposed Rules.
The rules follow: &C.. 80. 90. .....
First. The New Castle County Re-
publican Committee shall be elected az
the same time delegates are elected to
delegates 10 the national convention
to nominate candidates for President
and Vice. President OF the United
states. and shall serve until their sue
cessors are elected.
Second. The county committee shall
consist OF one member from each elec'
ton district IN the city OF Wilmington
land three members from each electi 7
district outside Of said city.
Third. The committee shall meet fo
Organization on the Saturday following
It's election. al 1 p. m. In the city o
Wilmington at its regular meetinl
place.
Fourth. The oficers Of the commit
tee shall consist Of a chairman, tw
vice-chairmen, a secretary and a treas
uros.
Fifth The chairman, secretary an
treasurer shall be chosen by ballot q
the meeting FOR organization.
Sixth. The chairman shall presld
at all meetings Of the county commit
tee. appoint all committees unles
otherwise ordered, and perform all th
duties pertaining to the Office Of chair
man.
Seventh. The first vice-chairma
+ shall perform the duties OF the chair
] man IN the absence Of the latter.
Eighth. The second vice-chairma
shall perform the duties OF the chair
man IN the absence OF the chairma
: and first vice. e-chairman
Ninth. The secretary shah keep
correct roll OF the members in n boo
. provided for that purpose and sha
keep full records OF all meetings an
perform such other duties as may
, assigned to him by the COMMITTEES
, he shall at the end OF his term OF Of
fee turn over all books and other rec
ords relating 10 the committee to hi
successo.
, Tenth.-The treasurer shall keep a
/, account Of all monies belonging TO u
, committee coming into his hands, an
I shall pay the same out only upc
! orders drawn and signed by the secr'
tary and chairman. The account
q the treasurer shall be audited on
. every year by a committee appoint'
9 for the purpose.
8 Eleventh.-Vacancies on this con
: mittee shall be filled by a majori
d vote OF the committee upon the nom
nation Of a member from the hundr
Continued on Second Page)
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
Meeting Of Boundary Commission.

The Delaware members of the Della
ware and New Jersey Boundary Com
mission appointed to draft uniform
fishing laws and to locate and mark
the mouth of the Delaware river, are
holding a meeting this afternoon. It
is expected that within a short time
another joint meeting Of the Delaware
and New Jersey members Of the COM
mission will be held. when the fishing
laws now being drafted will be adopted.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
poekstader Has an Auto.

Manager william l.. Dockstader OF the
Garrick Theatre has purchased a Queen
runabout. The machine arrived to-day
and IS a beauty. 1t seats two persons and
is more for business purposes than for
pleasure.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07

By Our Own Wire Publishers Press.
BERLIN-Three thousand prostra-
tions from heat have occurred among
thesol diers engaged in the maneouv-
ers in the province of Silesia, Prussia.
So terrific is the heat that hundreds
of the troops have dropped by the
way on marches or fallen in the fields.
ROME-The outlook to-day for the
selection of Father Rudolph Meyer,
Of St. Louis. as the next General Of
the Jesuit Society is not so bright. At
present the outlook is that some dark
horse candidate will secure the coveted
honor.
ST. LOUIS-An explosion of gasoline
in a grocery store to-day injured four
teen persons and wrecked the prem
ises. Eleven firemen and three citi-
zens, the latter asleep in the apart
ments above the store, were hurt. One
fireman and the proprietor of the store
are believed to be fatally injured.
WASHINGTON-The Department OF
Justice has fled in the Supreme Court
it's belief on behalf of the United
States in the famous irrigation suit
begun by Kansas against Colorado
In this case. Kansas seeks to secure
an injunction prohibiting the divert
ing in Colorado of water from the
Arkansas River for irrigation pur-
poses.
NEW YORK-William ]. Bryan viii
tump the Empire State for Dist
Attorney Jerome, II the De-
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
OPERATORS
GET MORE PAY

At a conference between officials of
the Pennsylvania railroad lines east Of
Pittsburg and Erie and delegates rep
resenting the telegraph operators. the
company granted an advance in wages
TO affect all telegraphers on the lines
mentioned. beginning September
The increase will involve an additional
expenditure of $4,000 a month by the
company.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
ORGANIZATION STARTED
over 100 Members Of Local Branch Of
National Protective Association.

About 125 local members Of the Ma
tional Protective Association viii be
initiated tonight into that order by
Dr. Frank L. Meyer, Of Williamsport'
Pa. national medical examiner. The
Initiation win take place in the Irish
American Hail. where theo rganization
viii hereafter meet. The organizer for
this State is ex-Magistrate Moses
Well.
Officers win be elected, following
which refreshments VIII be served and
a social session will be held.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
Free zood Needs Money.

The first meeting Of the wilm ngton
Free Zoo Association since the vacation
period will be held this evening and a
large attendance is expected. The ques-
tlon Of raising funds will be discussed
and plan adopted.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
uriformed Rank TO Reoruanize.

The Uniformed Rank of the Knights
of Pythias W i'll hold a meeting this
evening at X. Of p. Hall for the pur-
pose of reors -anization. Officers will
be elected and as there are several can
didates for the various Offices, interest
ing contests are expected.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
WIN Attend U. v. L. convention.

TT
Colonel James Lynn, Mrs. Lynn and
their sen Clarence t. Lynn. Will spend
next week in Columbus. O., during the
annual convention Qf the Union Veteran
Legion there
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
!. rlIiott coes 10 Maine.

Mr.. Elliott Goes to Maine.
George A. Elliott left the city to-day
for Boston from which place he will go 10
Portland Maine. to join his family, who
have been summering there.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07
DROVE HIS WIFE
FROM TIE HOUSE

Joseph and Mary zimni had a row
last night at their home on Iatnall
street above Second. Anthony smith
became mixed up in the brawl and the
trio continued the fight to the street.
where they were arrested. They vii!
be given a hearing in the Municipal
Court Tomorrow morning.
zlmni was released on bail but the
others are yet locked up. Alleged un-
on the part Of the woman
caused Zimni to start the fight
Evening journal., 1906-09-07

BAD HABITS NEVER SEEM
so TERRIBLE TO THE ONE
WHO HAS THEM AFTER HE
GETS OVER THE HEADACHES
FROM THEM.
Evening journal., 1906-09-07

NEW YORK-William ]. Bryan will
kump the Empire State for Dist
Attorney Jerome, II the De-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
ANXIETY FELT.
Fishing Companies Preparing to
Invade Mexican Waters Again.

(I3y Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 19-Au-
vices received here to the effect that tn.
three fishing companies operating from
hearquarters at Pensacola, Mobile ana
Galveston. are h.tlng out other schooners
to FISH In the Gulf waters have caused
some disqutet in view of the announced
intention OF the Mexican government to
seize every foreign, vessel taking. hshin
Mexican waters. It appears that the
Mexican government assErrs tnat for
many years. American poachers have been
operating within the three-mle limit,
and after repeated warnings, 1t has now
determined to stop the practice AS the
United States has not treaty with Mexico
granting citizens the right to fish With
in the territorial waters Of Mexico, there
Is no ground for protest on the part OF
the State Department In case OF seizures.
once the fact is established that the
vessels were actually within the marine
league of shore. The Department Is
making an inquiry now to determine this
fact In the case OF the three vessels
recently seized of the coast DC Yucatan.
and meanwhile it is hoped that no fresh
issues will be made. al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

herring fishermen OF Gloucester we're hay
ing considerable difficulty with the Cana
dian authorities. Fishing sloops were
being seized, and It became necessary
for him to see the Secretary Of State.
lie came to Washington. being in close
communication by cable with his constit-
uents fishing Off Newfoundland. On that
visit to the Secretary Of State, healearned
much that was not generally known. ana
he caused the information to be made
public. AS n result the price OF herring
fuctuated considerably.
II this bill should pass both the Sec
rotary Of State and myself would be can
dIdates for the pententiary," he said.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
ANT'|-CRAFT Bill
KILLED IN HOUSE
----
Confcrees Recommended That
Congress BE Subject to tile
Penalties Provided.
INSULT, MEMBERS DEC JARED
Proceeded, Thcrcupon, to Reject
and Send Measure to
Junk llsan
DIV Asaoclated Press. !

WASHINGTON, y. c., May by a
vote OF 107 to &C tho House to-day re-
fused to pass the anti-Era bill so-callcd.
dealing with cotton leaks and other mat
tiers Of confidential character, which,.
should they become publicly known,
might have a tendency to affect the mar
kets. The action of the House was due
to the fact that the copfcrecs had re-
commended that members OF Congress
be Included within tho scope OF tho BIZ,
which makes It q mIsdcincanor for adj
vance informatinnE to be given out by
any officer or employe Of the government
that would tend to exert an influence or
affect the market value OF any product
grown within the United States or affect
the value OF stocks and bonds.
Insult to Congress.
Mr.. Mccall tAlassachusetts), leading
the opposition against making members
of Congress amenablc to the penalties OF
the measure, said the clause OF the bill
sought to be incorporated was an nd :
vertisement to the world that the mem
bers were crooked He said members
or Congress were neither the collectors
nor the guardians Of secret governmental
statistics. They were the representatives,
and can have no secrets from their con
stituents.
IL YOU are to enter upon this field"
Mr.. Mccall said. why do not you COM
plete the code. Why not, provide that
members shall be taken into the police
court and be fined when they fail to vote,
/, imprisoned when they do not attend the
sessions of the House. and the Speaker,
when he plays the Cznr. shall be logged
at the carts tail in the public square q
Mr.. BurleHon (Tcxas). the author OF the
bill. said that the measure was aimed
z at the corrupt and venal practice OF Civ
Ing out Information OF Il confidential char
acter which might seriously affect mar
kets or stocks. lie wanted members OF
Congress to be included IN the biz. not
because lie believed they would violate
condolences, but because they might be
rmptcd on some occasions to use the
Information they are possessed OF for
purposes OF gain.
Bill Killed.
This bill degrades tho high Office M
a member Of Congress-" said Mr.. Groa
venor (Ohio). who declared that for ono
ne was against Its provisions. He said
MS career as a legislator was exceedingly
snort, and he would not place stigma
upon those who come after him by i'm
pugnlng their motives.
Mr. Gardner said that last summer the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Hon Artists Use
Lines In Pen and Ink.
THIRD ARTICLE.
This Is Third Articles on Pen and INK Dr0,ng
Which Tie Sunday Times Dispatch Pubiishing. Each
illustrated Win q Picture Damn Gibson.
Copyright, 1906. Herbert Kaufman,

Charles Dana Gibson Is whimsical as
well as artistic, and the subject OF this
weeks article is ono OF his qunintcst
conceits. Design for bachelors wall
paper It Is called, and 1t is nothing but
a symmetrical arrangement Of girls
faces.
IT takes only n c,rsory glance at the
design to show that 1t is made up of
four faces. repeated over and over again.
They are four distinct and different
types these Gibson girls; earh5a beauty
In her own way, and each girl with
whom any bachelor. might fail in love.
Tho susceptible man might waver long
between the four before deciding which
OF them was the only girl In tho worldf
How happy could he be with either were
the other dear charmers away! But It
would not aid him In making a choice
to have their portraits smiling down upon
him from every side OF his room.
However It Is not TO be supposed that
Gibson put this forth as a suggestion
to be followed, but rather that he In
tended to convey by It the state OF mind
of the susceptible bachelor. who sees in
everything only the face OF her whom
he adores. or the faces OF those girls
among whom he Is wavcring. Just jas
sunset take the form OF the adored face,
so In this he has made the wallpaper
take form from the mind OF the bachelor.
In so doing he has chosen ms pat
tern a well-known type Of conventional
wallpaper, that In which the figures.
are grouped in series Of diamond
shaped forms. Such papers are seen
on thousands OF walls. and the patterns
OF them are generally meaningless and
vague SO that at a little distance they
might in the mind OF an imaginative
youth melt into the faces, OF his pet girls.
1t must not be supposed that Gibson
drew the patterns as whole. Not even
an artist with his skill and dexterty
could have reproduced his own work
with the accurate detail shown In the
picture. No. he drew the four heads
separately on different sheets OF card
board, had cuts made OF them. took
proofs OF these cuts, clipped out the
heads with his scissors and carefully ar
ranged them TO form the pattern. That
this is the case is proven by minute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

Inspection Of the spaces between tho
heads, especially where the hair OF the
girls oVerlaps. Lines will be seen in
some some or these places which are not in
the corresponding places on other parts
OF the sheet. These are due to differ
ences In the cutting OF the proofs. For
Instance take the lower head Of tho
phre Its outlines with those OF the same
head at the top Of the design and yo,,
VIII see that the loose floating hairs
which surround the former are absent in
the latter.
There is also a slight irregulnrity In
the relative position OF the heads, caused
by Intentional variations In the pasting
.osether OF the proofs. This irrcguarity
IS undoubtedly Intentional. for It prevents
that stiffness which Is Inevitable to per-
feet uniformity.
having arranged the heads to form
the desired pattern. the artist has with
pen given few touches to the wider
white spaces, where they seemed to need
filling In a bit, and new cut has been
made photographically. OF the whole
design lt 80
So accurate is the design that you can
take dozen or more OF the pictures,
and, cutting off the borders. paste them
all together upon sheet, and IL the
not be able to find the lines OF separation.
You could even paper room with them.
This Is the first thing the student Of
design must learn. to make his pattern
match at each side and at the top and
bottom. for II 1t does not match 1T As
useless.
These four faces are an excellent illus
tration Of Gibson's style. which has been
spoken OF several times before in these
articles the lines made by the pen fol-
lowing the natural lines OF the face, with
little attempt at cross ha tching. The
way in which the smile upon the face
Of the girl looking to the right is pro
duced Is worth the attention OF the stu
dent. who will observe the lifting of the
corners OF the lips. and the way the
shadows Of the cheeks outline the. light
upon the little muscles around the mouth,
which make the smile. He will also note
the elevation Of the eyebrows and the
half-closed eyes. which give such an air
OF hauteur to the black haired girl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
Washington Affairs.

(From Our Regular Correspondents
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 19.-Post-
masters appointed: vlrginia-Klncai Id.
Allegheny county. Herman D. jenkins,
vice G. f. Grier, resigned; Totaro Bruns-
wick county, Robert E. Davis. vice An-
ME F. Davis, resigned.
North Carolina-Dresden. Ashey coun-
ty, Wiley P. Turner. vice J. P. Wilcox,
resigned; Kerr. Sampson county, Freder-
lex p Newton. vice T, F. Pridgen, re-
Rural carriers appointed: Virginia
Marion, route 4. Claude B. Rosenbau,n,
carrier; Harry lotion. SUBJ
North Carolina route 2, Chas.
r. NJ, ", carrier; Colon B. Wallace,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
THOUSANDS MARCH.
IN Mine STRIKE
Remarkable Scenes in Ohio Yes.
terday, But No Trouble Has
Been Reported.
(By Associated Press.


sTEuBENYILLE. o.. May l9-Thous-
ands of miners in Jefferson county were
on the march to-day in the mining dis
tricts. and at each mining town they
listened to speeches from their officers.
They were preceded by bands and march
"a along singing the Marselllalse or
songs peculiar to their race and country,
The Hungarian. italian and Polish flags
We're carried alongside tho United states
flag by tho marchers There Is not a
waver In the ranks Of the foreigners,
even though offers of cheaper rent for
sacks. free coal and other Inducements
have been made.
IF the miners Mt Pluno Run arc evicted
on Monday they will ask the State for
tents from the National Guard to camp
on leased grounds.
1t Is stated Tonight. however. that
there will he no eyictlons OF miners at
Pluno Run on Monday. and an evil day
has been deferred temporarily Any at
tempt to eyict the miners without suffl-
cient notice would have been blocked by
legal measures by the miners union.
Nothing of any event happened to-day.
More deputies were put on guard, more
miners union officers and organizers
have come inlto direct the fight against
operating the mines and bringing In
strike breakers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
New Postnasteers.

C3y Associated Press.)
g WASHINGTON, May 1s.-The follow.
ing appointments Of fourth class post
masters We're announced to-day:
North Carolina-Dresden, Wilep p.
Turner; Kerr. Frederick r. Newton
Virginia-kincaid. Herman D. jenkins.
Totaro. Robert E. Davis. !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
NURSES COMMENCEMENT
Retreat Graduates Will Hold IN
terestinp Exercicae rs

The graduating class OF the Retrea, for
me Sick Training School for Nurses viii
receive their diplomas on Tuesday even.
Ing, May 29nd, at the Mechanics Institute
at O'Clock. VIZ
After an opening prayer by the Rev Dr..
r.. W. Forsyth, rector of st. Pauls Epis-
ecopal church, the diplomas, representing
three years Of faithful and systematic
3 p. Garcln, Of Richmond. The class bins
VIII then be presented by DR.. A. q.
The address to the graduates will be
professor of literature In the Woman's
College OF Richmond. The exercises Will
Of Broad Street Methodist church. Is Il
The management OF the Retreat feels
confident that the personnel and eff
ficiency of5tbe class Of 1906 Will reflect as
great credit upon the institution as has
any class hitherto graduated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

The conference report was rejected
26 to 101.
Mr.. Mccall then moved to lay the bill
and amendments On the table. and the
bill went to the junk heap-yeas, 1O7;
nays. Sc; present, 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
NEGRO KILLS OFFICER;
Posse KILLS NEGRO.
(By Associated Pres.)

Nv %. lf5y AssocIateu Press,) n
YALIooSTA. GA, May 19.-Deputy
.MarsflN:s Mack Dees, at 1enox. Ga, was
shot and killed this afternoon BY negro
whom he was tryin to Arrest, The negro
was later killed by q posse who were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
COST HIM A LEG.

Darkey Was Dreaming He Was
on Trestle.
a hurry call came In for the ambulance
last night at o'clock from No. 1909 East
Franklin Street where a negro named
Vance Gaffney had broken his leg Or.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

Davis's condition was reported to-day to
be greatly improved. and 1t was said
that She had spent the most comfortable
night since her condition became serious.
The family are now hopeful Of a complete
reCOXarY. ~. ---.-..-. --a.l.t.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

Argo Dreamed Salmon, scalloped SAL
mon, Outlets or ..s'oquettes are among the
most tempting Of cold weather dishes.
Fifteen cents a can at all grocers.