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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
STRIKE AGITATORs LEAVE.

Key West. Fla, Jan.-16.-Eight of the agi- tators who have been most active in melting the cigarmakers strike were asked today by citizens to leave town and they left for Havana.
 Three of them came from Tampa and the others were members of the committee of the Cuban union. The American cigarmakers went to work today. The Cuban commit tee issued a circular denouncIng them, call- ing them vile names 9nd threatening them. The circular told the Cubans to punish Americans wherever they met them. This aroused the people who eorraled the strike committee and invited them to leave. All is quiet now, but more trouble is feared.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
LITTLE HELEN WAL TON.
Restored to Health by vinoI-Her
 Mothers Story.

Mrs. R. Walton of Hornellsvile, N. r., says. Our little daughter was trou- bled with 8 bad cough which nothing seemed to relieve. We tried different doctors and medicines without benefit. The cod liver oil preparation, VinoI, was recommended, and before she had taken one bottle her cough had stopped and her condition greatly improved. She now has 8 splendid appetite and is gaining in flesh. I advise every moth er who has an ailing child to try VinoI Nothing equals it, and 1t tastes so good there is no trouble in getting children to take it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
STEVENS BEFORE COMMITTEE.
Gave Much Interesting Testimony a'
 to Isthmfan Conditions.


 to Isthmian Conditions.
 Washington, Jan. 16.-Chief Ell gineer Stevens, in charge of construc- ton of the Panama Canal, was before inc Senate Committee on Inter- oceanic Canals throughout today.
 He gave much important testimony in regard to the labor conditions, de- claring that the acts making the eight hour and the Chinese exclusion laws application to the canal zone must pc repealed if the situation is to be met economically and the canal built within a reasonable time. The minority report of the consulting board of engineers regarding the type of canal was not received today, ana. therefore, Mir. Stevens will be recalled for examination on this subject DeloFe he sails for the isthmus
 The committee will meet tomorrow to take up the nominations of canal commissioners, but there Is sala 70 pc little chance of an agreement being reached at this meeting to report tue nominations to tho Senate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17

improved. the dark weather and blus. tering winds yesterday being replaced by bright sunshine and faint oreeAe. The work of the dogs was much better than on Monday. Tomorrow tne ait age stake will be run Ten pis~V"s@ are scheduled for this event.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17

Our we'll known druggist, Mir. E. G. Fowler, says Vinol is a grand medicine for children, it produces bone, muscle and rich pure blood. It is not a pat ent medicine, as everything in 1t Is named on the back label of every bot tie; so parents know exactly what they are giving their children; it con tains in a highly concentrated form all the curative, medicinal principles of cod liver oil and children love its taste It soon makes puny ones strong and rosy.
 We just wish every mother in Mont gomery who has a sick, puny or ailing child would try Vinol on our guaran- tee. E. G. Fowler, Druggist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
p,cUTEENTH ANNUAL DERBY.
Cleveland Dog Took or First Honor
 of Fine Day.

of Fine Day.
 Grand Junction, Tenn, Jan. 16.-The oie-btoentb annual derby of the United states Field Trial Club was finished toSsv on in clubs preserves near here. Mice Ransom. owned by II. R. Edwards of Cleveland, C., was returned winner; Navajo. owned and trained by Dave Rose, was second and Fishefs Frank. owned by \. L. Fishel Of Pope, Ind, W westher conditions today were much
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
wANTED-MALE HELP.

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  r.r vvee,x. 1ob. catalogue, makeup. stone and machine men. Absolutely permanent nositions guaranteed capable men of good character in the large printing offices or New York City. Excellent opportunity to oh+.,n rsrr,anent poeition. Transportation ,,-n,sbaa. write giving references, New
  work rvnothetae. s2O Broadway. New York c,,v 12t
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
Stock Adjustment Sale of China, etc.

t 7 We are adjusting our fne china ana bric-a-brac stocks this montn--too large assortments for this time of year. To insure speedy reduction or stocN we've lowered prices this wass Vases, prettily decorated Bohe-
 milan glass or china, were s2-oo' .- now. Vases, real hand-painted china ! large size, were s5.5o. now. 4oo Game Set, real wedgewood china,
 large platter and F plates, were
 $25, 1oW.... .. ''-., =. @os"~ Chicken salad set hand-painted.
 bowl, l platter, F plates
 were $20, now.... ....-. lOsou Fish set, hand painted, 1 large
 platter, sauce bowl, 12 plates,
 was s24, now.... ....... a9.So You may rest assured that these re- Auctions are real-that everything mentioned is unusually good value.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
WANTED.

FOR RENT-The storehouse 90 Commerce. StTeet now occupled bv the Capitol City Furniture Company. Apply to Holt S Strauss
 tf-l6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-saw Mi: Union Hall foi travel tng minstrels bails etc. Hamilton St, 2 q Delaware, 1'phone Bell 1947. Dan Lewis
 Agent. Mobile. Ala If T0R RENT-The second floor of thA Ad- vertiser Annex Building. Apply at The Advertiser Office. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17

NOTICE-In the city pound one medium sized. dark -colored COW, found on Cleveland Avenue. near Mill Street. on December 18th. If not called for by Jan: 25th, will be sold for pound fees,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17

CARD--Patients desiring admission to the wards of the Montgomery InfIrmaFy may se- nurse in charge at 'phops 122. Mont gomeTy InfirmaFy. wed-fri-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

IF YOU Have the itch-Nothing better than Ware's Tetter Ointment. Try it. 25c a box. Gay, Hardie Durr Drug Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17

Taken in exchange for the uneheatable ''EIaIlwood For sale at 35 cents on the dollar. Sec the Hallwood LeadAr; price s125, trust price sS5o. Write for terms Southern Cash Register Co, Atlanta. Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
IRON SAFES.

CHROME and Pateen Steel screw-door Bank Safes; fire and burglar proof safes bought. soId and exchanged. all kinds and makes. ~ J. Thrasher. Basement Moses Building. 'phone 129 If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17

VICTOR MANGANESE and Chrome Steel screw Door Bank Safes and safes of all kinds bought, sold and exchanged Ellis < Howard. 24 s. Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
SUFFRAGISTS
ELECT OFFICERS

Large numbers Of delegates from
this city and the entire state attend
ed the tenth annual convention Of the
Equal Suffrage Association at New
port. and much Of interest and import
ance was accomplished.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: President, Mrs. John A.
Cranston, Newport; vice. president
Mrs Robedt G. Houston, Georgetown;
secretary. Miss Mary P.
de You. Wilmington; recording secre-
tary. Mrs May Price Phillips, New
Castle; treasurer Miss Emma Lore.
Wilmington; first auditor Mrs. L. w.
Emerson, Wilmington; second auditor,
Mrs Don p. Jones. Wilmington.
The treasurer's report showed the as
ISOLATION TO be in a fiourishing fnan-
cial condition. and the report Of the
corresponding secretary evidenced the
remarkable growth Of eqaul suffrage
throughout the state during the past
year
The next convention will probably
be held in this city.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
MUCH PRODUCE
IN CITY MARKETS

Wilmington's curb markets were we'll
attended by the farmers to-day and prices
were good.
Eggs were scarce and sold for as high
as IS cents dozen. Potatoes held their
own at IS to SOC a bushel. Cabbage is
scarce and sold from to 10 cents head.
The cabbage from other states in the
wholesale market brought from silo to
SIPS a barrel.
Sweet potatoes show an upward ten
dency and those that have been in stor-
age the past two months bring half a
dollar a basket. Some market gardners
had a few baskets OF tomatoes and they
sold at 20 cents a quarter OF peck. Celery
rotailed at 1--WE cents a stalk or % cents
a bunch. Kale and spinach were plentiful
and the farmers wives had considerable
jelly on sale. Chickens were dear but tho
people who wanted chickens bought
them"
Corn on the cob remained firm and sold
at so cents a bushel
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
tLECiION STORY in A NUlSHELL


Republicans Representatives by paef fvy
Speaker the reelected aa Congress
s. sherman. cnzror.i re.
elected in Ewents-nrst district
Nicholas Longwortn was refleatd
iiursay
Unexpected falling IN in R'pahIan vote up the state.
New carried by Hearst by about 5000
Tamnany judiciary ticket eetsd
Republicans carry the Iegalaure
Essexc battle elects Dydea
NoEen-
IN MAssAcHUsETrs
Guild elected Governor Moran Hearst eanad.ss
i STATES
Republicans carry Chicago andmn
judiciary Chicago a bad third
n
Regular Republican attorney n Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Island
Governor of Minnesota
Governor Hooh Republican by 2
plurality and reea Governor cuHnns
Indiana Republican by 5000
candidate third
then defeated him by oe eens By the usual of year plurality the Demo
Idaho internal questions
Colorado repudnted Aya Adams
Republican column.
Hampshire apparently elects Floyd
Alabama went Democratic
Roosvts plan for
have defeated the
Oklahoma the state coupled wthndan Territory bright
Michigan gave its usual 10000 for the Republican state ticket
influence Nebraska Democrats it
recognizing
to elects Republican
governor by 10000 majority
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
HUGHES FOR REST;
HEARST FOR TROUBLE

Il guess 1t is pretty clear to-day"
he remarked with a smile" that at
Buffalo this organization CTammany)
did nothing more than obey the win
of the people when it swung its vote
to Hearst"
Hearst Hands Out One.
Following his statement in his morn
ing paper. The American. conceding his
defeat and declaring that his fight OIL
corporations and corporate greed VIII
continue regardless Of the setback he
has received, Mr.. Hearst this afternoon
declares, through the editorial column
of the Journal, that's
ITO go against the money power in
this country is like trying to swim up
Niagara Falls We, with our readers,
have made a good swim Of it. We
shall get to the top yet. And we start
swimming to-day.
"Our only sorrow in this election IS
passed on our knowledge that there is
bitter disappointment in the hearts Of
hundreds of thousands of Mr.. Hearst's
friends. We hope they will believe and
remember that Mr.. Hearst values their
friendship above any possible office"
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
mr. own wiz. pubilshers' Press.

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. with ma
lority Of between sixty and eighty in
the National House Of Representatives.
when they had expected only fifty; with
legislatures elected that will insure
their continued control Of the United
States Senate; with Republican State
tickets chosen in eighteen states, and
with the riot or ruin" candidates beat
en- in New York ana Massachusetts,, the
Grand Old Party is somewhat Jubil-
ant over the result of yesterdays cleo
lions.
Taking it all around, the result can
be construed in no other way than an
emphatic endorsement of President
President Roosevelt's policies. His
personality cut a large figure in the
campaign. He urged the return of a
Republican. Congress, so that the re-
forms upon which he is working might
not be hampered or delayed. and the
oeople have complied with his wishes.
His hands will be upheld by a Con-
gress Of his own party during the re-
mainder Of his term in the White
House
In view Of the loudly proclaimed de-
nlarations that the spirit Of discomfort
was abroad in the land--discontenr
with the Republican party and discon-
tent. with the condition Of living-the
result is all the more remarkable.
Wherever that spirit has made itself
manifest it has been downed, and the
people have .announced themselves
ratished. with existing conditions ana
unwilling to make a change. Evidently
they think that Il is a pretty good
rountry after all.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
NATION ENDORSES
ROOSEVELT POLICIES
Republican Majority in House Of Representatives
Much Larger Than Party ExpeCted--UnCle
Joe Cannon Among Those Returned

President Roosevelt himself, is, OF
course delighted with the outcome. In
administration circles, the disposition
is to gve most Of the credit to secre-
tary Root for the result In New York.
His terrific artaignment Of Hearst as
the apostle 5f discord and Of ins.ii-
certify, it is thought here, had much to
do with the fact that the New York
editor ran so rar behind the rest Of
his ticket.
The hot fight made against Congress-
man Mic Longworth in Cincinnati, fall
ed. and he is returned TO- Congress.
There is no doubt that the popularity
of his wife. formerly Miss Alice Roose-
Welt. contributed IN no small degree TO
his success.
The friends OF the veteran General
Charles II. cirosVenor. who claim that
he was defeated for denomination by a
trick, are held partly responsible for
the return of a Democrat from that
district of Ohio, for the first time in
years.
A fly in the Republican ointment is
the fact that the constitution of the
new state Of Oklahoma will be declared
by Democrats. Arizona and New
Mexico rejected the proposed joint
statehood.
A Republican. Legislature in Colorado
will choose a successor to the Delfio-
cratic United States Senator Patter-
son. Among the prominent Republi-
can Senators whose reelection is as
sured. are Culloin, Of Illinois; Dryden,
Of New Jersey; Elkins. Of West Nir-
ginia, and Crane Of Massachusetts.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
STATE VOTES YES FOR
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM

BY a vast majority of votes at yes
terday's election, in fact by a vote Of
ten TO one, the Initiative and Referen-
dunn was endorsed and its advocates
are correspondingly happy, believing
that when this law becomes operative
il win work great benefit to every
class OF the community.
AT the last session Of the Legislature
both houses passed an act referring the
question TO the voters. At the next
election. should the people favor such
a measure the Leg stature should then
act favorably upon it.
In speaking Of the victory Of yester-
day. Thomas S. Doherty. who is prom
inent IN the movement said: AL
though we feel elated over our success
we feel that the people have placed
their confidence IN us and do not pro-
pose 10 frame any m 40 ~'hieh wil
Evening journal., 1906-11-07

Bv our own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. tit is all over
but the shouting in New York State.
The Hearst people haven't shout left
In their systems. and the Republicans
are assuming an air Of dignified super
lority.
Mr.. Hughes has not been thrown mo
any suasm of delight by his election
which he takes as calmly and in as
dlgnifed a manner as that which
characterized his. nomination.
Il am gratifed at my election ne
said early to-day when assured of the
outcome Of the state contest. but ~
respective of plurality my Feeling is not
Of elation, but of responsibility.
Mr.. Hughes leaves to-day for XIII
Kare. Timothy L. Woodruff's summer
lodge in the Adirondacks, where he and
the state chairman viii rest up for ten
davs. Each declares that the vacation
will have no political significance. Chas.
f. Murphy could not be caught in the
act of weeping to-day. On the con-
trarv. he seemed very well satisfied
over the big vote rolled up by Tam
many in this city.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07

There probably never was more sur
prised bunch" Of Democrats in Whining
ton. in fact in the entire state, than
awakened this morning to find that with
the exception of few legislators and
other officials in Democratic districts, the
Republicans had again swept Delaware
How did it happen9 IS the qu ston they
are asking. and where ere the biz ma
iorities and predictions the managers OF
the Democratic campaign were busy maxi
ing all day Monday and up to an early
hour yesterday morning.
No Official 81 tement.
None of the Democratic leaders could be
seen this morning but some Of the small
or party men were about and they met
at almost every meeting pace Of Demc-
Gratis and discussed the situation. New
Castle county they did rot hope to carry,
but the Legislature They did. ont only
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
BOARD HOLDS MEETING
Many Park improvements Authorized
at Important Session Yesterday
Afternoon.

Considerable business Of Importance
was transacted az the meeting OF the
Board of Park Commissioners yester-
day afternoon. Including the authorize
tion Of the payment Of $4,000 to the
Water Department on account OF the
bridge recently erected over the Bran
dywine at Van Buren street.
The report Of the treasurer showed a
balance on hand amounting to s2S.21s.-
90; expenditures. s2O74ss. and receipts
from rents as s116.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
HOW 1T LOOKS TO THE DEMOCRATS

were they beaten in this respect IN every
county, but there is a probability Of u
tvo-thfd vote Of Republicans. which
will mean hat some needed radical
changos win be made.
May Sc Contests.
There was some talk to-day among the
disappointed Democrats Of contests being
made in every close district. Many ex-
pressed themselves as favoring a contest
cf tho election Of II. II. Bilany for ro-
corder Of deeds. Matthew d. Murphy. the
Democratic candidate FOR t1is office waf
defeated by several hundred yoies in The
city alone.
There may also be a contest OF the elsc-
ton of Benjamin Allen as reprosentativ
from the First representative district.
Tao Democrats claim his election by 3
votes and the Republicans his defeat by
two votes
Evening journal., 1906-11-07

be radical or unreasonable. but will
propose one which will be acceptable
TO all. / believe great good will come
Of this movement. which is not new
one. The people know where the brake
should be applied and when to apply it.
IN speaking in this manner l but echo
The sentiments Of Francis I. dupont.
president Of the Initiative and Refer
endum League. We have studied the
question for several years and believe
we VII be able to present a measure
which will be acceptable to all"
Praise For The Journal.
Il want to say" concluded Mr.. Dr.
herty that we feel grateful to The
Evening Journal for the work it has
done and believe thal a wii oc ~.
coming paper in Wilmington. aud re-
lcosRize that It Is destined to MI long
want in wilmington"
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
WILL RIDE IN WHEELBARROW
Joe Senior Must Pay Penalty For
Wrong Guess.

AS the result Of fselk election bet
Elmer Grason. the srocer at Tenth and
Lombard streets, VIII ride this evening
in a whselbarrow down Market street
from Tenth to Fourth Thomas Senior,
the woll-xnowu baseball star is to pro-
yide-tnc motive power. Tho ride wf b.
gin at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
Car Strikes Wagon.

a wagon belonging to the Delaware
Terra Gotta Compony was struck by car
No 46 of the Maryland avenue line at
Fourth and Tatnall streets The wagon
was damaged and a considerable part OF
the load Of terra cotto pipe was broken.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
Eire Did Little DAMAGE.

Atcandleabra upsetting in the homo Of
F.. A. ngsobinson. at NO. SO West Tenth
street last evening caused a small fire.
Mr. Robinson put the blaze out with
fire extinguisher before much damage WIS
done
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
Building Progressing.

The new building in course Of erection
for the Union National Bank at Eighth
and Market streets is fast assuming def
mite shape. The stone is now arriving
freely and as received IS dressed and
placed in position.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
ouorum Wssnlt Present.

owing TO the absence Of a quorum the
regular weekly meeting of the street and
Sewer Commission was not he'd this
morning. going over Cor one week.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
Won First Prize.

lamont Starr Of this city. won the first
prize Tor buck dancing in Chester last
night There were fourteen contestants
en- the door and Starr now boasts a hand
some silver medal and suspension bars.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07
legislature Will Be Composed Of 81 Republicans and
IS Democrats, InSurng the Election Of Another
Republican United States Senator
lcw Castle County Republicans Name Sparks, Paradee
and Every Court House Official Causing Bitter
Disappointment to the Democrats

drcd turned In for Mr.. staats. heciuse
they had enough OF Wright and we die
satisfied with his nominal ON.
Evening journal., 1906-11-07

MERCHANTS SHOULD BEAR m
MIN THAT THE ELECTION is OVER
AND BUSINESS CONDITIONS WILL
NOT BE DISTURBED. GOOD TIMES
WILL CONTINUE.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-02-24
MARTIN ARRESTED
 ON LARCENY CHARGE
Held in Jail Awaiting Hearing Because Found With Another
 Mans Checks

J B. Martin was arrested because he was found with two pay checks and a time check in his pocket which belong cd Co a man named Hohnc in camp 55. As Martin had been bunkiug in thg same tent with Hohuc and he and the check, disappeared about the same time the hmch was strong that they were travelling together. Martin wa, arrested as he got or the train in Seward.
 Uohua lef. his coat with the cheeks in pocket in his bunk when he went out Co work. When he came in at noon h, saw ou 30 table paper which had been left in the pocket of his coat. uo wen, through the coat and di,coE- cred that the checks were mjssing
 Inquiry around the camp informed him that Martin had gone Jo Seward. Hohuc went to camp B, which has a telephone, and notified the office in Seward Co have Martin taken care oL Accordingly Deputy Marshal Vibrant and George Sexton went out 10 the trc,rIa aud climbed on the train as it came in. AS soon as the train stopped at the commjssary they arrested Mar tim and searched him, fuding the checks
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-02-24
ACQUITS GROVE
 OF KIDNAPPING
Jury Says Case Not Proven but Pat Is Re.arreSted on
 Another Charge
By carle Jo The Daily Gateway.

Omaha, Feb. Eel. l7-Pat Grove was acquitted last night of the charge of Kidnapping Eddie Cudahy and hold ing up the boys father for a $25,OOO ransom for his release in 1900. As soon as he was discharged Grove was re.arrested outside the courtroom on a warrant charging him with the hold-up of a streetcar in Council Bluffs several years ago.
 Crowe's acquittal from the Kidnapping charge is due to the fact that the evil dence against him was wholly circum- stantial and he was not positively iden- tifed by young Cudahy.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-02-24
frank 1. Cochran Narries

Frank l.. Cochran and Miss Ella N. RobiIIurd were married ar the NeJho- dist church last Tuesday. After the ceremony AIr. and Mrs. Cochran gave a dinner to o few of their friends atthe McNeiley cafe.
 Nlr. Cochran i, am old sourdough having been in Alaska and Dawson for the pas, nine year, Iii, bride arrived from Seattle ou the Fwauon Tuesday afternoon
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-02-24
REALTY RECORDS or
 COOK INLET PRECINCT

The following locations and deeds were fled forrecord with Commissioner Goodeu of Cook Inlet precinct between February and February 20.
 DEEDS Geo. Sutton to D. NJ. X NJ. Co.,, interest in No. l0 Lake creek. Geo. Clarke to D. NJ. X NJ. Co.,, interest in Big Three Lake creek. Ralph Mcdonald to D. M. x NJ. Co.,, interest in No. l7 Lake creek.
 HOMESTEADS Phil Denzer Knik. T. r. Murdock, Knil.
 LOCATION NOTICES H. K. Coale, coal claim on Chickaloon river. F. Wagner etal, l6O acres placer, Lake creek. F. Wagner ct al, 16O acres placer, Nentna creek.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-02-24
r5r5Ilon Sails Westward

Steamer FaralIon arrived in port last Tuesday afternoon and sailed a few hours later Co the westward, in- tending to col at Por, Dick, Homer, SoIdoga and Kodiak. James O. Bug ard was passenger for Port Dick, where he went Co look after develop mouD work in his copper property. The Farallon brought twelve cabin passengers for Seward and small freight cargo. She is expected back today.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-02-24
Bcoias Da00ett Building

Gunnet, N Carlson have the contract to erect Dr. Dugga.l', building at the eorrarot Fourth ma Washington and began work this week. The build ing when completed win be one of the be- Gu Seward, having two large store rooms below and seyera. suites olrooms for offices on the second door.