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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-26

TORPEDO SCHOOL SHIP BURNS.
LONDON November 26-The French school ship AL
geciras has been burned, with of three lives
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-26
TERROR HOLDS
SWAY IN THE
CZAR'S DOMAIN
Registered Mail Service Impaired Socialists
Threaten General -Bremerton and
Mare island Wireless Communication.
(Associated Press Cablegrams.)


ST PETERSBURG November 2o.-The government has made
abandoning
of the frequent robberies of trains
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-26

GENERAL STRIKE THREATENED
WARSAW, November 26-The Socialists threaten general
strike protest against the
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-26
THE PRESIDENTS RETURN.

WASHINGTON, November 26-Presdent Roosevelt will
rive his Rico tomorrow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-26

Upton HOME AGAIN
LIVERPOOL, November 26Sr Thomas Upton has arrived
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-26
AUSTRO- O-HUNGARIAN DELEGATES.

BUDAPEST November 2o-The sitting of the Ausro-Hun
garian Delegates has been Joseph
ceved the delegations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-26

The navy yards of Bremeron Mare Island
700 to 300 miles apart, overland
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-26

WIRELESS CONNECTS NAVY YARDS.
BREMERTON, Wash, November 26-Admiral Burvell
established direct wireless telegrphc communication with
Sland
The evening world., 1906-04-04
GARROTED GIRL
FLED INTO PARK
Police Fail TO Get Trace of
Highwayman Who Choked
Her on Street.

The police reported to-day that they
have failed 70 set a single clue to tae
hiEhwuyman who last night at . o'clock
held 90 and robbed Miss Catharlae
Rorkc. a Young telephone operator al
the Hotel Royalton. No. n West Forty
fourts street. as she "a passing
tarough F|ifty-uinth stree, between
Fifth and Sixth ayonucs
The police IN the Arsenal IN Central
Pink. as VOL as detectives from tie
East FIfty-nrst street station. sought
diligently for n mar answering the de-
scripuon OK the a%ssailant, who. after
tho robbery. vAulted the wall OF Cen
t-al Purk and escaped into Tho dark
ness.
Miss RoTce was walking hons In
her bog attached TO her wis; was
The evening world., 1906-04-04
PARKHURST PLOT
FAKIR SENTENCED
Said Minister Was TO Be As
sassinated--Ge tets Seven
and a Half Years.

LARRY" Rogers. the ehes-iu- 70
mancer VINO invented q plot q assassi-
make pr. Parkhunst, was sentenced by
Judge O'SuiIyan 10 seven years ano
SIX months in sang Sng prison to-day.
rogers pleaded guilty TO perjury q snort
t4ne ago.
He was employed by Ire Citizens
.luIou previous TO the last election. anu,
fearing that he would lose his place
aflcr election day. told Secretary Kelly
af Il plot 10 XXI Dr. Parhhurst. lie
gave a ciroumstRnuA account OF now
he had been hired 20 phi the Clergyman
OF the way b. Sergt Shiels and
Patrolmnn The-an. Of uhs West one
Hundredth street station
Larry kept Ms JOB. He fooled
Secretary Kelly, Funk Moss = sew
eraI attaches Ok the Dtst1ot-AttoTneys
Office. When It came 70 going into
court and swearing openly against
Shells and Phe,an Rogers weakened
There wac not tho slightest basis for
his charges against the two policemen.
The evening world., 1906-04-04
ID AI1nrau & On.
n NEEDLEWORK

NEEDLEwORK.
STAMPED DEslGNsF FOR THE MAKING OF EMBROIDERED GARMENT!
An interesting variety Of designs for the making Of handembroid-
cred linen garments in vanou, Style, Of Needcwork. including
new and effective patterns for hats. para,ol covers, coats. bou,es.
AhO Tomorrow Chusday). the following at special pnees:
Blouse Patterns, Stamped on linen, $l.25 and l.50
Patterns for Parasol Covers. Stamped on linen LOO and l.5O
Hat Patterns, Stamped on linen 35c. and 45c
Belt Patterns. Stamped en- linen Bc. and 25c.
Department on Third Floor)
The evening world., 1906-04-04
e. Altntalt & On.
ORNAMENTAL OBJECTS,

FOR EASTER Or WEDDING GIFTS.
VASES AND PLAQUES OF DECORATED PORCELAIN,
IVORY, PORCELAIN AND LIMOGES
MINIATURES; BONES FOR JEWEL OR BON-BONs, WITH
LIMOGES ENAMEL AND IVORY MINIATURES INSET
FLOWER VASES OF CUT. ENGRAVED OR DECORATED
GLASS BRONZE OR JEwElED PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.
AND a VARIED COLLECTION OF CuRo AND CABINET
PIECES.
FRENCH CLOCKS AND CLOCK SETS. EEcTRolIERs.
BRONZE sTATuARY. cuRo AND MUSIC CABINETS
AND MARBLE PEDEsTAls.
Department for Decorative ob-a. of AT. Thnd Fioor)
The evening world., 1906-04-04

was apparently about forty years old
with lark complexion and hair and
stuhby mustache, % was dressed ~
dark clothes without. an ovCrcoat.
The evening world., 1906-04-04

Gar'anded with Flowers.
The real Easter Girl OF 1900.
See her in the Easter Sunday World
Out next SUNDAY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-13

Die Sa9reS Der NJ NJ
lung oes g0uofoteu . 8erclnS bon
Warplano pllroe geItern Worgen III
OceonaGitp pom Gidter %ornes u.
Scarce pom Stant5 . 2tppclationSges
ridt an Stelle bon Hidlter Sobn y.
9riScoe bon Yrince Sre0erif, oem
Yrdii6enten 0cS &creinS, Ser fronf
lit, %er0finet. 9lI5 nelle Witglieoer
mllroen sic ioIgen0en jilngen 9nlti.
morer anpGlte ouigcnommen: @il-
liam Duncan. $. Is. 8ait6er, g8il.
liam u. Wbeotlep, Charles WtcSenrp
@olpar6, Sobn ". HeQltarot, 4lireO
,$cnfin5 Sbripcr mlo Niqiam q.
&pons. 2ylt Dem 9eri6t 0eS Bill.
OrngSgra0 . Gumitc'5, neld)er Der.
Icicn mltr0e, iagt Sr. I'm. GidmonO.
Der Staots . Graminator, OnB Ole
iungen W6nner, iueldJe lid iebt IN
Niurplano sur AOuofaten . YrariS
mclOen cinen b0bereu 9it6ungSgroo
bclitcn un6 MdrnInnO in oicicr BE.
5icfang binter teincm anOercn Stoat
jnrildItebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-13
CAB Scr Grant % Gent s

CAB Ser Grant % Gent s.
- N~ngcbenO, onB ibr @otte ibr, 10
LANCE iic pcrbeiratbet gepcien, mlr
% Gcnt5 gegebcn, uno OicicS am
Gage ser 6od5eit, I'M Nopcmbcr
1902, geI6ebcn iei, iudtc WorD &,
@Iu6Itone Don 9tr. l05, Nor0.
StridcrItroBe, I'M &rcis9cridt Or. >
nm obioltte S6eiOurg bon &6ontoS
@looitone bon 6nriorO-GountD nad,
un0 Hidtcr gSrigbt ~miuia5rtc ibrcnt
N&lutide geItcrn. 0a5 E6rdet
6roumte OomalS, in 1902, 0urh; lie
mar 10 utO er IS Sabre alt. @r Oer-
Oicnte elm poar Collars ais Glepator'
Gon0uftcur uno iie oerlieB iidl uui
oie @eloborie ibres 8otcrs. Bis 5itrt
ISuIt 1903 beiudte Ser julge @be.
moltt icine Before SGlite 5pei Wial
lp0dcntIi6; Damn nber mur0e or ibrcr
iibcrOriiIlig uno bIieb tort. Die
Erouung bate in Somion I%tntt9ciun-
0er.
NuofGug iir @oiientins
Ser. 0ie GinOer 0e5 Ct. Gnto.
niua @aiienbaltieS botten am Giells
itag 0oa &ergniigen, einen 9ltailug
ullf elmer Snd)t observation-disclosures
ole Noi 6inob 81 MAIDEN, l1O 3pnr
ullf GinIoOung Scr Satin ocs &c.
"nunrtcn Serrn bin. Sic illbrcn olli
Scr Sod)t DGbilbomee" nod Ocm
'Sbore ocS Crescent SllburbanGlubS
no Ginner ieruirt plr0e. Gic iugeno.
Iiden Ausfliigler mnren inter Der
gllfiiht 0es Eoters 6crO. ). Sott
bon Scr ct. Nlphonius Stride unN
scr 66. GboS. q. S6umel mo VI.
). 6rcOcrid pom Gircftorium Scr
9lnitalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-13

Sin idDOncS nnb niitlides 8cidfmf
fiir Nn9cbOrige lit INNER cine lcbens.
9rofe photographic uber cine Flint.
leriId uOlenocte Gopic zines alien
StloeS in Srappn, @aHerfarbe, Del
ODER Gaitcll. Sie id6nitcn Cabinet.
biloer MIR 81 pro 0ntenS.
SnlinS Scbbel, oeutider photograph.
500 321 9urb.@ aD. Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-13
Mnni5ipal IngcIcgcnbcitrn.

Gle YfIaiterrng Der % troBe ideint
o~orlGuiig o%ufgcge6cn morOcn ST.
iein. - Sine Geputotion gc0cr
OoS SGlgcn Der 6inOIingc.- Ter
MtapOr inipi5irt Seiinungcn ser
Yb5ugafanGlc.
IS Ideint, ais Oh ollie llnterbunO.
lrn9en itber Die @ic0cruuinu6mc
Der chickering's q Nrbeiten al ser
%. Strabe n%bgcbrodcn mor0en limo.
Stnot HrnfItrutor Bruce iugtc ge.
llcrll, OoB Hidtcr Stodbri0gc nidyt
erllId)t ncr0cn miiroc, ieine Gntihci.
oltll8 ST. mooiii3iren ga cr nid)t cin,
leDcll tam, melder &ortbcil ooruua
erlpodlcn funn mcil bu9 Ippclln-
tons @ertht crit cnti6eiocn nutB,
Oh DIE Strobcn Tllrhbrud9 Com
llillNorc Dos Hctt 5obcu, ais Nrcr.
Communion Die S2,0O0OOO Inncr. Pin,
lelbe 81, pcrutagobcr. Mapor 81.
manu-" miro Ocriuhcn, cincn 9llly.
meg ats 0lelcm 0jlcmmo I'll fin0cn,
ooh lit Dies b0dit yuciiclboft. Nr.
George Is. MorrCn, GrGiiocnt boz
Worren Bros, bottc Qcitcrn cinCGo!ls
fcrcn5 nit Sto0t &rufltrotor Nr1irr
mo la0te, 0oB cr nidt @iucnS lei,
0ic EtlaltcrumNS Nrbritcn inter Den
bcrridcnocn l%lmit0nOcn fort3uictcn,
oo Oieleid)t ipGtcr Der Gontraft ocs
ridltlid) altnullirt miiroc.
Sic NmmCn I iir 6iu0IinuC.
Cine 0cputation beitcDcno aus sen
$50. Gr, ". :. @atiol1, Or. :. g2m.
&orO, 0r. $. >. Hcif, Gr. u. g8.N}oc
EonoIo, Gr. ". :. &ilep Or. T.. N.
SwinB@, Geo. ". &oOQctt, 5. &ror.
miller, EoItor Robcrt y. SEER, Sobn
&otion mo ", ". Barter, protcItirtc
Jcitcrn bci'm Ntnuor 0cgcu Die Gr-
nubrlul9 BON 6in0Iiugcn 0ur6 Ins
men, mcld)c bicrfiir 1OGrnta pro IuQ
BON Der Ita0tii6cn Observation-Disclosures.
Ncbot0e crbaltcn. Spc3ieL sic GOT,
loren in Der Delegation micicn ga.
rulif bin, Dob bon oicicn &inocrn CT
crbtc idIimmc &ruutbciten 0ltrGb Ou@
S0ll8cn dllf acknowledgements iiber.
tragen lucrOcrL un0 ooa SpItcm Elm
follbcs lit. 9lidbt MIR miirOcu Oicic
&runfbcitcH AMI bic betreiicnoeu
6roucn, ionOcrn aud allf 0ercn &c.
ialnIntc 6amtlicu iIbcrtroacu uu0
0o0urd cin ltubciI ongcri6tci. an
Dem @cncrotioncn ST trogcn bo6cn.
Ger Wuuor miro nit Oelt Witglie-
bern Der itGotiiden MobltDdtigfcit3.
9cb0rOc iiber oicic Nngclegcn6cit
&iidiprod)c ncbnlen.
Sic Ib5ugStnnnI Scfi.
II II q cit.
lfaDnr, Jimnnlla lt1o Scr ltcIlper
trctcnoc Sngcnieur 9otclcr mudtcn
gcltcrn cine SnlpcttionS = SOur, nm
Ole it1otiid)cn &crbelicrmgS . Nrbei,
ten III @aIbroot 5u bciidtigcn. 81
9lcidcr Belt mcrocn bic 0errc1 ulld
DcrIdicocne gefIbrlihe GinillB-O Deli
nu11gcn bon Nb5ugafonGlcn inipi3t4
rem, ga Der OiuDor o6nIiden lin.
gliidaiGQen, oic bcrcit9 pcrifiebenc
Micni6enlcben foitcten, aui ieOeN8eiic
Elm 3ieI ieben modtc.
Gic . Vt ilIioncn. " sal ers
Nnlctbe.
observation-disclosures Dor Hid)tcr0 Cob,
Ter I'M Common EIeo3 . 8cridt nc
gen ser $5,O00,OOO Waiicr &mlei6c
CUR Nnloge cincS HeiCrpoirS int Sbulc
0ca @unpoluOer ? Slulic8, 0crcn sc
Golitdt 1eridtlid fcItgcitcut mcrOcn
ioQ, lpcrOcn bcute Beginner. Stills
grofurotor Cigar Milan Ncc
ben Stonopunft Scr StoOt per.
tbciOigcn, mGbren0 WCnCraI , NnUuIt
@m. Sbepuro 9rDun oie 2cgulitdt
ser NnlclDc anicd)ten mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-13

ior0 So, M. g, Simmrl & Con,
Stetpurt & SO. unO llriub ". 8oIof.
Gen Gontroft fiir Sen 9ou Ocs
CARBOHYDRATES 9tr. % an Ser Nei.
ItcrStown &ooO erbicIt S. Scnru Mil.
lcr iiir $27,487 w1bren0 @r. =. =.
Sorlcp Sen Gontroft fiir Sen Ban Scs
9atcn- uno 2eiterbnlie$ 9&r. S an Ser
6reocrid-&o fir $27,S73 cr6iclt.
Die 3euerbeb0rOe bcidloB, Oieie sc.
6Gltoe fir 5lpei onitutt fiir cine Com.
pagnie 81 bollen un0 i~iberid)reitet
Oobcr Der GontrnftpreiS sic &crpiQi.
glung I'M ca. $4,000, ood ertl0rter
lih Ole Go~ntraftorcu bercit, bis 1907
nuf OieicS 8ctO SIT warten.
@Ioninger & 50. cnpfinGen Sen
Contract fiir sic 9iGoIterung Der
n@EoQ" I'M n0ulio6iG Yort" nit
uitriiijirtcn 3iegclItcincn 5lt $2G iiir
1000 Steinc.
5. ", g.. German So, miro Dem
Collector Der @oiicrnlietben mnO
&icen5cn oie 2iccn5pIottcn iiir $t2l8
controftIi6 l%icicrn.
Gen Gontraft iiir @lci crbiclten
GIcn0incn brothers.
Die Angebote iiir sic 6ortidoiiun0
ser NuaibadJtungcu bci'm Nmt Der
@i2rS 5piideu 6rcOcridItroBe rmO
9plulp'S Merite mlroen ais SIT bod
oui Gmpicblluug Der @uicnb10rOe 5lt,
rid gemieicn. Die Dieter luarcn sic
oAcne Suno So" nit $t.25 pro au.
bifDnro un0 Smith Bros. init $t.39
pro &ubitporo. Ngltc Nngcbotc uer.
Sen nlS8ciGricben lucrocn. Die 9(n.
gcbotc fir INSTRUMENTATION un0
M06cl iiir bic itGOtiiden Sdullen
WurOeu Ser SduI6cb0roe sur Ga6lt.
lirllng iibcrmieicr,
6r. Nlten 2. MiQer, General. Sc.
ihGftaiii6rcr ser yGonioIi0otc0 Gas,
electric &igbt & (opcr Co." crflIrtc
gcitern Dor ser 9eb0rOc, onb sic
q2Imcrican Street &iGbting Co."
DcI6e Oie Nelclrdtung Der @a2latcr-
men contr0ttIih iibernommcn bat, 20
Yro5cnt mcbr @nS p%crbrnltd)t, ais ser
Gontrott itipulirt. Die @cb6rOc be.
ihloB, in Ser nGd)itcn Situng sic Nh.
acIcgcnbcit nit &rn. MiQcr, Slper.
%intcnOent McGucn lno einent Hcprd-
ientonten ser o2(mcricau Street
Sigbtin8 60" 81 berotGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-13

&igbtin1 60" 81 berotGcu.
Sic bicitgC Delegation
Der oGlta," mcl6c an Der Con.
pention Oca Orocn5 in 0cnpcr C6cil
nebr1en miro, rciit bcutc N6cnO nm
Z llbr III citcm oltS icdD@ &uQmon.
No9gona b%citebcnOcn S~pejinl5u0e
alb. Gic EbcilnCbmcr an Der Heiic
lino ole nit biibidcn 9(63eid)en una
onOcrel1 NnOcnten an Den Stunt
WtorplnnO mobl pericbcn, ltn0 lie.
0~ilrftcn IN IenUcr N|uiiebcn errc0cl.
IS miro in Der Convention elm Ser.
Iltd) gcrnoft, Die ndd)ite Contention
III 1907 abcrnulS nad Baltimore 5ll
brttgcn, moS ibncn mobl in Nn6C-
trad)t Der N%ufnobmc, Die Den aus.
m0rtigcn 0oitcu Dor orci Sabrcn
bier 81 lbcil DurOc, nid)t idruer iol.
len miro. Inter Den S6CiInebmcrn
an Der 6o6rt mad Dem Mcitcn bciin.
Den lid: 8r. unO 6rnu 5. u. Goiie-
~, 9tid)ter Selli9lcr mo @nttin,6r.
Wtc9tltltp un0 Satin, &r. Gas. Me.
barg rn0 Satin, Capt. Gba9. Nclion
unO Srnu, Sr. s., ". Y. aeup un0
Satin, &r. Ebomo3 W}obcr mo @ot,
tin, Sr. Charles $. &nupp II. 6rolL
&r. W. s, Goolobun utO WottinSr.
@n1, y. Gole mo @nttini @r. unp
6rdu =. s. 8urbcrt, &r. un0 SrouS.
GoblIrlL &r. ). 2. Stroaburger mo
0ottin, 6rou &. i. Gcol unO ,5rau
Y. 2. Gcal, 6rlS. u. NJ. Solome Sit.
farrell, Nclion uno Cole, &&. Econ
0d)iIL j. 2. 5. Ealucr, $. ".
Meurs, s, Sc. SoDlor, ". S.O'9rieL
Jun, Nr8enbrigbt, Soi. SnlobcS, Nbr.
@orplb, 5. Gootmnn Bono, Charles
Y. SciiricS, GopiO @icicnfclo, Is. 81.
&loltcrmon, Halpb Goldman, II.
Scocrllt Nl6crt 9iibop, I. $. Wfc.
GlCuanO, u. 5. &cnnep, u. y. 1rce.
burger, Charles 6rccblhger, G6u9.
GbaiG ). Z. 6rnnt, u. Nnoroe, W.N.
@ogoncr, 4. .. Wic@rop, u. 2cidt,
&obn EoDtor, Somllel @ertbcimcr,
Soicpb u. Nurfborot, Sa9. y. Neur.
oon GOmorO 0'Ntura, i. 6. Monl-
mel, Src0. =. H0n1er, Sumllcl So!
lings, VI. 9. Mop, s. y. &oiion, ".
9olfclp, ". 9. 2nnOcfeIo, II. &.
Gead)p, Slor, 9ogbp, ". &. 8oOcu
Sobn .. Smeenep, 9. 5. &onep, 90.
VI. Sod, Geo. g. @cpcr, u. 8. Eeno-
Teton, George u. &ittle, u. .. Mcp-
ers, $. &ertcl, MorGan $. SnpOer,
Or. 2. 5. lllmon s. VI. OtcGo0oen,
@enrp g.. SobL Is. u. &augbon, $.
u. Sintbiclm, GberIt 5. 4. Gate, s.
9llrfbort, &. j. @untlcp, George u.
Sobb, u. S. g8alfer, Gas. NtcGoh.
ben, Nc. W. Soprencc, Geo. W. Ser.
bart, :. 9. Otartin, 3. &. Gofrid),
9. 2. 9eorb, 5. VI. aline mo Sam.
Gopia.
@ibt Elm 9urfctt. &r.
George 5. Safer, ErQii0cnt 0eS. @rca.
ter baltimore 9alt- unO Spor = Ser
ems" CAB geitern 0en Gireftoren bcs
&ereins nod Der eriten Sobresiibung
Elm 9anfctt, al Incident Die &&. u.
Z. Seuis, @m. u. Sd)miOt, u. 8.
anigbt, =. W. Honloicr, 5. Is. @on.
llenipetlf, Iopi0 NnorcmS, i. So,
hiere, @. Morriior, VI. 6. Eiqltett II.
Z 81 NrnArrida Shnil ,tnh,,n,1
Evening journal., 1906-12-18
Tuesday, December IS, 1906.
LET OTHERS FOLLOW.

W It'll industries teeming with business and
w no advance in wages, the employees are
worse off than they were ten years ago. The
purchasing power Of the dollar is much less than
it was then. and to the working people there are
few more OF the dollars. 1t is the merest mock
cry for manufacturers to shout prosperity and de-
clare the nation is richer than il ever has been
unless there is general rise of wages in all in
dustries. Wilmington has been little affected
BY the prosperity as in but few industries have
wages been increased The manufacturers are
gobbng the profits. Our own manufacturers
should bestr themselves and not permit practical
strangers like the owners of the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Corporation TO come into the city and
show that they alone are in a position to share
their prosperity with their worlngmen. The
Harlan and Holngsworth Corporation should
have been the last naturally. to increase wages
The company has been in severe financial straits
and for time it was feared that the industry
would be lost to the city. But not only has this
passed away, but this corporation, just as soon
as it gets firm footing shares its success with
its men. There many old and rich industries
that have had unbounded success for years, and
yet we do not hear of any increased wages they
arc granting to their faithful and hardy working
employees They should not permit the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company to stand alone.
Some time ago we pointed out the advisability
of the Board OF Trade having closer relations
with Mr.. Schwab, the steel magnate who is so
deeply concerned in the Harlan and Holdings
worth Corporation. Mr.. Schwab in one or two
flying visits to this city did much to put the ship
building concern upon a successful basis and he
showed his good will towards the hundreds of
men employed there by Increasing their pay.
Some of the other Wilmington manufacturers.
those that have 1iever been in serious financial
distress, shouldttake a pointer from Mr. Schwab.
And at the same time the lesson Of the Harlan
and Holiingsworth Company shows that more
new blood could be utilized to advantage in Viii
mngton We should welcome all such COM
panies and not throw obstacles in their way, as
was done in the case Of the Otto Company.
Since writing the above the Belts Machine
Company has fallen in line Who will be the
next .,.,A. .r
Evening journal., 1906-12-18
wilmington, December IS. 1906.
Keepina the Churches Open

Editor The Evening Journal.
Permit me TO express a few lines on a
subject that has been quite an impor-
tant one to churchgoers in this city. cs-
pecially among the Protestant denomi-
nation. The matter in question Is the
keeping open OF churches during week
days We ak know that the Catholic
churches keep their doors open at all
hours during the day. Now. why not
the Protestant churches? ] have re-
Gently talked with a number OF promi-
nent churchmen OF various denomina-
tons and they all agree that the plan
is am ideal one. and would meet with
the appreciation OF the large number Of
churchgoers. There are innumerahlc
people in this city who like to so OF
church, even IL only to say a short
prayer in the edihce. but, being unable
to go on Sundays. they are not able
during the week to enter a church SIM
PIX because II Is not open.
Churches were made for the benefit
OF worship, and fail to see why they
should be closed every day except Sun
day. Surely. we want TO be Christians
during the week as well as on the Sab
bath day. Wilmington is considered a
very religious city and II that be fact
we should surely keep the doors Of our
places Of worship open TO the public al
all times. Yours truly
A worshipper.
wilmington. December IS 1906.
Evening journal., 1906-12-18
HYPNOTlzED BY INVALID

sKOwHEGAN. Me-. Dec. 1s.-Per-
haps. the most remarkable hypnotism
tale ever told by WOMAN or man is tho
basis of a suit for $4,000 damages be-
gun by Anna Mabel Look against Mar
garet Guilford. which is to go to trial
shortly In y Miss Look who comes
from Addison. accuses Mrs. Guilford.
"a Fairfield invalid. formerly. Of Water
willie. Of almost unbelievable cruelty
Although Mrs. Guiiford is bedridden
and has been for years Miss Look as
serts she was unable to defend her.
self against persecution because the
invalid hypnotized her, The spinster
asserts her hair was pulled out BY
handouts and her flesh punctured with
a nail file by a woman who could not
raise her head from the pillow. She
simply had 70 sit or stand beside Mrs.
Guilfords bed and submit 20 brutal
treatment, Miss Look asserts, and It
was not until neighbors volunteered
% protect her that She mustered cour-
age TO leave the matron's home
Miss. Look relates that she went 20
Evening journal., 1906-12-18

name Of Judge Gray has. won votes for1the COM
pany in this community .--..-...-
Much doubt is expressed as to the outcome Of
the voting of the policy holders for the control Of
the big companies. Notwithstanding the ex-
poses of extravaganza in the conduct of the COM
panies which resulted in the disgrace OF many
OF the officials and their retirement, thousands
OF policy holders are supporting the admnstra
ton tickets, which really represent the old forces,
that under one preteXt or another are seeking 20
retain control. Should the administration tickle,
win there is little chance of permanent reform in
the handling Of the millions Of dollars supposed
to be held in trust by the insurance magnates
Evening journal., 1906-12-18
Peoples Column
The tlandIina 81 Fens.

Editor The Evening Journal
The teachers Of the public schools cf
Wilmington should devote more atten-
ton to properly instructing pupils to
hold their pens and pencils correctly
when writing. That many instructors
are lax IA this matter is evident By the
various improper ways that schoolchil-
dren handle their pens and pencils.
While I have personally observed this
defect among schoolchildren I'm num-
Der OF instances, my attention has also
been called To- it by the parents of other
children. who express their displeasuic
i'm regard Il this important matter.
When the teachers see the pupils using
their pens and pencils I'm the wrong
way they should Immediately correct
the fault. and show the boys and girls
the proper way Of handling the writing
implements. BY doing this tho PEN
manship OF our future business and
professional men viii not be as poor
as is the case IN many instances to-day.
Very respectfully
G. n. C.
Wilmington, December IS 1906.
Evening journal., 1906-12-18

The negro coachman who figured in the NAL
odorous Hartje divorce case in Pittsburg in
which an effort was made to deiame a woman,
has just been convicted Of perjury. Upon his
testimony Hartje was hoping 10 secure divorce
from his wife. The charge against the latter
was an atrocous one, but the conviction of The
negro witness as perjurer clearly vindicates the
wife, At the same time it is a warning to these
who endeayor to manufacture testimony for use
in court
Evening journal., 1906-12-18
To
Christmas Shoppers

Mrs. Guiford in answer TO an adver-
tisemont for a companion. From tho
first she was subjugated by Mrs Gull
ford's terrible eyes" Mrs. Guilford
made her lneel and tore her hair saw
agely, she asserts. The plaintiff says
she also was struck with o hammer
and was compelled 10 stand all of one
night at the foot Of her employers
bed, Mrs. Guilford threatening TO kill
her else. It was as IL she had been
bitten by rattlesnake, she says, de-
scribing the state in which she found
herself under the influence"
Vigorous denial OF al the charges is
Evening journal., 1906-12-18
ANOTHER WAGE INCREASE.

nuR congratulations to the workmen of the
- Belts Machine Company Standing TO.
gethcr as an organized body and proceeding in
orderly way they made an effective demand
few days ago for higher wages Their request
was granted and for that we desire to commend
their employers. That this amcable adjustment
OF difference between employees and employer
labor and capital--wil be as beneficial to one as
TO the other cannot be doubted A willing and
cheerful worker is worth at least IS per cent
more than one who feels imposed upon and dis
satisfied. in this case the Belts Machine Com
pany has much to gain by making its men feel
they are participating in the profits Of the con-
Germ We therefore congratulate both the COM
pany and the workmcn, for they are both benefit
ed by the action. We hope every manufacturing
establishment will fall in line with Harlan and
Hongsworth, Wilmington City Railway Com
pany and Belts Machine Company before Christ
mas day.
Evening journal., 1906-12-18

The wives Of workingmen are vitality interest
ed in the matter Of higher wages in Wilmington.
They can help TO increase the amount in the
weekly pay envelope by supporting THE JOUR
AL. the one Wilmington paper that favors or
gained labor and the cause and rights of work
ingnien. How can they help2 BY urging their
neghbors to subscribe for THE JOURNAL. and
TO buy only of those merchants who advertise in
its columns.