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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

Mr.. Herman Ullnan Is home after a
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

The thin, flat. Ton cant Box q nadsi
! % III your Vest pocket, or '' Ny Lady'sss
Purse. Druggists; 10 Cents . Boz. Sss
Garry II constantly with you and takes
/ cascaret whenever you suspect you nssds
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
DEMANDS
COMPLETE Terms

By Our own wire. Publishers Press.
HAVANA. Sept 19-Feeling more
secure in it's position since the arrival
Of Secretaries Taft and Bacon to en-
force the notice Of President Roosevelt
served on Cuba that the hghsing must
cease the government to-day Is adopt
ing a more satisfactory tone toward
the insurgents. There is every indica-
tion that with the danger Of their
personal capture practically removed,
President Palma and his advisers Will
stand out for bolder terms IN making
an adjustment with the rebels than
they dared to intimate even before the
arrival Of the American commission
ers.
The Cruiser Des Moines, bearing
Secretary Taft. Assistant Secretary
Bacon arrived at . o'clock this morn
ing. In order to avoid the demonstra-
ton which they feared a daylight dis
.embarkment would mean. the party
landed Immediately and drove in an
automobile to the home Of Minister
Morgan at Mariana where the COM
missioners viii probably remain dur
ing their stay on the island.
II is probable that little time viii
be lost by the commissioners in under
taking their duties as arbitrators Of
the trouble i'm the island. That this
task win be a more difficult one than
at first appeared seems likely in view
Of the new stand adopted by the ad-
ministration.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19

Several changes are now the order OF
the day as regards the ticket nominated
by the rump convention Of the Union Re
publcans on Monday night
Disnleassd at the frequency with which
the nominees are declining the honors
conferred upon them. the Ford-Horrigan
combination are now coming forward
with the names Of men who are willing 70
play second fiddle on the ticket, or third
fiddle. II necessary. ia order to keep the
resolution adopted by the delegates
that night with some degrees Of form at
least.
Aubrey Vandever cannot be persuaded
TO remain on the ticket and his ,etier
declining ehe nomination is likely to reach
the secretary Of the convention w.thin
fortv-eight hours. The nlme Of Nevin c..
Clowney will be placed on the ticket at
once in Mr.. Vandever's stead
Thomas f. Hurn. Of Middlctown, de-
clines most emphatlcaly TO serve en- the
ticket. and his letter of decllnation viii be
another document for the Union Republi-
cans TO file away as history.
But here. tco. the caucus is ready 10
meet the emergency. and the friends Of
Ambrose Wilson. colorod. win urge that
his name be placed on the ticket as the
rump nominee for sheriff.
Julian C. Walker is also about ready
to send his regrets ana the budget OF
dec.inauons will be about complete.
Moses Speakman's friends say that he
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
NEARLY SAWED
THROAT THROUGH

Dr w. NJ. Dickinson. veterinary sur
geon. was called upon several days ago
TO attend a peculiar injury to a young
horse upon the farm Of ]. r. Galloway,
The animal. which was in the field with
a year-old colt. became separated from its
companion in the darkness and in its en-
dcavor TO locate the colt became entingled
in barbed wire fence. In its efforts 10
oxtrioate itself the horse. moving its
head from side to side. caused the teeth
OF the fence to saw into IT'S throat until
the wlndplpe was nearly severed. BY a
final effort, however. the animal released
itself and was found later almost ex-
hausted from los OF blood Dr. Dickinson
closed the wound with several stitches.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
COMMISSION
HERE TOMORROW
Officers Will Map Field Sur
veyS and Inspect Proposed
SaSSafraS Route
HEARING HERE
ON WEDNESDAY

Lieutenant Chambers. the naval
member OF the Delaware and chasa-
peake Canal Commission. viii arrive
dn Wilmington tomorrow and with
Major Flagler win as the regularly
appointed engineering committee Of
the commission begin plans for plot
ting out the field work Of the COM
mission.
on Friday General Agnus chairman
OF the commission, will poin the other
two In this city and at ten o'clock
they win board the Vidette and viii
inspect the Delaware termini OF the
proposed Sassafras route Of the cnal.
These termini are four in number.
one at little creekneofenhl--1lba b
one az Little Creek, another back Of
Reody island and the others at inter-
mediate points between the two
named
After making an inspection Of the
Delaware river end OF the proposed
Sassafras route. the commission will
board an auto at Delaware City and
so over the land route Of this course.
on Wednesday next General Agnes
win preside at the hearing IN this city
and Thomas II. Savery win act as
master OF ceremonies.
A large number OF citizens interested
in the commercial property Of the city
viii be present at the hearing
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
ARE WILLING TO BE
PUT ON THE TICKET

is ready to play second fiddle and take
the nomination fer register in chancery
in order to save the party.
John w. Bird. colored. win stand by the
ticket and stay in the race. as will Daniel
+. Stewart and John W. stetser, and
should Ambrose Wilson, colored, Neyin c.
C.owney and Noses speakman be added.
the galaxy OF the -Horrigan r.ns WI
be complete. and the ticket viii be ready
Tor all comers.
Chairman l.. Heisler Ball and Secretary
Joseph C. Jolls. of the Republican County
Committee. We're busy yesterday hling the
names of men who are candidates for
county hundred or district offices at tho
primaries en- September %.
They vere kept busy to-day opening let
ters from the candidates, who were
mailed yesterday and last night.
Tomorrow at the meeting Of the
County Executive Committee the list WI
be made up and announced.
Charles j. Miles announced his with
drawal from the race for sheriff and de-
c,ares he will be a candidate two years
hence.
In Withdrawing Mr.. Miles declares the
act is Of his own free win and not the
result Of any compromise or deal
Word was received from Dover TO-DAY
that the formation Of a new Republican
party was net looked upon with any de
gree of favor by Kent and susesx Rspub
leans
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
LAST TICKS FROM THE WIRE

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press
SHELBURNE, S. S.-The Canadian
customs officials have seized the
American fishing schooner Arthur Bin
ney at Northeast Harbor. 1t is charg-
ed that the schooner landed smuggled
goods at Liverpool, N S., some time
ago. The Binney halls from Boston.
WARSAW-Terrorist to-day issued
a proclamation giving notice that they
have determined upon the murder Of
officers "enmasse."
In fulfllment of their threat five
terrorists shot and killed Col. Ncol-
aieff an artillery officer, while he was
walking in the streets. The murder
ers escaped.
QUINCY. Mass.-The first American
merchantmen to be equipped with tur-
ibine engines was launched at II o'clock
to-day from the yards of the Fore
River Shipbuilding Company at
Quincy. Her name is the Creole, and
she is the property Of the Southern
Pacific Company. which will run her
between New York and New Orleans.
NEW YORK-Twelve families had a
narrow escape from death I'm an early
morning fire which started in a tene-
ment house at 5325 Amsterdam avenue.
In addition to the flames and smoke.
gas from melted gas pipes filed the
house adding to the danger of the oc-
cupants. Only heroic work by the
Hremen saved the life of several.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
NINE DEAD IN
DOVER WRECK

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
LAWTON, Okla. Sept 19-Reports
from thes Gene Of the Rock Island
wreck. near Dover, on the cimarron
River DO not bear out the early esti-
mates as to the loss OF life. The rail-
way officials insist that only nine per-
sons We're riding IN the smoking car
when Il made its plunge into the rag
ing waters, and that Of this number
all have been accounted for excepting
three. No bodies have been recovered.
but Of course it may take several days
to find them. as the river current Is
like a mill race.
The inaccessibility of the place whre
the train went through the bridge
makes the work Of search for the miss
ing persons quite difficult
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
WANT NEW Law PASSE
Board Of Health After Nom Residents
Of Offensive Properties.

The next Legislature win be called upon
70 pass law compelling nonresident
property owners In Wilmington to con-
meet their properties with the sewers
The bin will be prepared by the Board OF
Health. and It will use every enedavor to
have favorable action taken on the meas
ure.
The Health Board is seriously handl-
capped In its work because there is no law
bearing ON the matter. Under a decision
handed down IN the Supreme Court some
time ago. an agent Of a property owned
by an outside resident cannot be compeil-
ed to make such connections.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
CHINESE DEAD
WILL NUMBER 1000

BY Oul Own Wire. Publishers Press.
MANILA, Sept 1s.-Hong Kong is
a city Of the dead to-day, according to
cable dispatches received here to-day.
Yesterdays dispatches failed utterly to
convey an idea Of the real destruction
Of the typhoon. It is said to-day that
the Ices Of life viii be between 500 and
1000 souls-the exact total can never
be known owing to the fact that many
unknown vessels are believed to have
gone down outside the harbor. The
property loss viii amount into the
millions. To-day organized parties are
securing the beaches and gathering up
by the scores bodies OF victims being
washed ashore.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
DELAWARE GETS
u. WI. OFFICERS
Jacob Smith Elected to the
Position Of Senior Vice
Commander

The Wilmington delegation which
attended the National Encampment u.
v. L.. az Columbus. o., has returned
home. In the party were Mrs. Ellen II.
Wogan. Mrs. Matte Smith. Mrs Mar
tina Sullivan. Mrs Mary Mciain and
Mrs. Mary Lynn. James Lynn, present
commander OF the local encampment
Jacob smith. John zebley and Clarence
II. Lynn.
Delaware was fortunate In the mat
ter of officers having received three
Jacob smith was elected senior vice.
commander. Mrs Mary Lynn, junior
vice ce-commander Of National Body OF
u. V. L.. and Mrs Ellen G. Wogan
chairman Of advisory board Of the Ma
tional Body.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
ORDERS MADE IN
ORPHANS COURT

In Orphans Court to-day Judge spru-
ance made an order appointing Harry
Van Dyke Bootes guardian of Harry Lee
Booies. The petition was presented by
Andrew sanborn
Charles r. Curley presented the petition
Of Annie Manning for an order for a par
titlon OF the real estate OF Peter Hackctt.
deceased The order was granted.
on the petition OF John Biggs. repre-
sentlng Daniel P, DuRoss. administrator
Of the estate of Bernard +. DuHors. an
order was granted for the sale OF two
farms IN Mil Creek hundred
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
C0LORED MEN FOR
Law And ORDER

The quarterly conference Of Mt. Joy
Methodist Episcopal Church in session
last night unanimously and enthusi-
astically adopted a set Of resolutions
presented by the pastor. the Rev. Will
liam ]. l.. Hughes. deploring and de-
nouncing the recent murders and
atrocious crimes committed in this
city and state by the lawless negroes.
The conference pledged its most hearty
cooperation in the wise efforts of the
best white and colored citizens ia
punish the criminal ana to suppress
further preparation Of such crimes.
The quarterly conference was pre-
sided over by the Rev. j. II. Nutter
presiding elder Of the Wilmington dis
trict, Delaware Conference.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
CURSED THE CHIEF; /;
PAYS HEAVY FINE

William G. Betty was fined s1O\and
costs in the Municipal Court this
morning for disorderly conduct. Betty
is a milkman, and as a Peoples line
car was passing Tatnall street this
morning Betty drove in front of It.
Chief Black was on the car and called
to him to get out of the way. Betty
told the chief TO go to a warm cline
and still refused to leave the track
Judge Cochran once more issued a note
of warning 10 team drivers who block
street cars. Betty was fined $40 and
costs.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
CALL ARMY
OFFICERS HOME

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. 10 Or
ders have been cabled to Brigadier-
General Thomas 2. Barry, assistant
chief of staff. and Brigadier- General w.
.P. Duvall, i'm command of the Depart
ment Of the Gulf both Of whom are
now i'm Germany attending the maneu-
vers, to return to Washington forth
with.
The purpose of the order is to have
these officers at hand in case their SER
vices are required in Cuba.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
COWS KILLED
BY TROLLEY CAR
Collision Was So Great That
Car Was Thrown From
Track

travelling at rapid speed, a car
ON the Midtown and Odessa electric
railway last night ran down three
COWS. about midway between the two
towns. and killed all three animals.
The cows belonged to Frank Penning-
ton. a farmer.
The force OF the collision was SO
great that the car was thrown from
the track. 1t was badly damaged, but
fortunately the crew and the few pas
sengers escaped serious injury. Al
were badly shaken up. however and
several sustained some bruises.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
New Fur Store.

Wilmington people will now o.
spared the trouble of going all the way
10 Philadelphia for thcir furs as d
brand new up-to-date furrier has ar
rived in the city.
The store building at COS Market
street has been procured by the Arcti-
Fur Company, which viii have a grand
Opening. probably on Saturday next.
The opening will show all faeilities for
practical fur making and customers
viii have the benefit OF the furs first
handed
Wilmington has long needed such e
store and this one win be hailed with
pleasure. The advertisement on an
other page viii give some idea OF what
win be done.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
.SEWELL MUST
ANSWER CHARGE

Moses sewell. colored. was taken to
Philadelphia to-day to stand trial in
the UUnited states District Court for
the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania
on the charge of forgery. Last No
vember a money order was sent from
Steelton to Manayunk and it is al
legged that sewell opened the letter and
forged his name to the order and OBJ
tanned the money. Sewell was arrest
ed here several weeks ago and the
Federal grand jury in Philadelphia yes
terday indicted him.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
TROUBLES
AIRED IN COURT

william n. Hazel was a defendant
in City Court this morning on the
charge of non-support.
Mrs. Sarah Hazel testified that her
husband left her ten days ago with a
baby only three weeks old. The case
was held up pending a settlement be-
tween the parties and thecourt ad-
vised Hazel TO stay at home more in
the future.
Will Settle Case.
James Toy pleaded guilty to a nom
support charge preferred by Mrs. Toy.
David ]. Reinhardt. on the part Of
Toy. offered to pay Mrs. Toy Sc a week.
The case was held up pending a settle
ment.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
GORDY DIES OF INJURIES
Was Squeezed Between Platform and
ErsIaht Car At EDGE Moor.

After lingering between life and death
for several days. j. G. Gordy, aged y
years Of No. sOi East Seventeenth street.,
died az $50 O'Clock this morning az the
Delaware Hospital His body was re-
moved TO his late home.
Gordy was squeezed between tho trans
Ter platform and a freight car on the
north-bound hump at Edge Moor yards,
and was 80 badly injured that it was not
thought he could live long. He is sur
vlved by his widow and one child.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19

ST. PETERSBURG-A plot by ter
rorists to drop bombs on the Imperial
Palace at Peterhoffrom from balloons.
is said to have been discovered by
the authorities and in this connection
1t is stated that the discovery of the
plot was the cause for the Cars sud
den decision to take cruise on the
imperial yacht Stanart, with his entire
family.
HARTFoRD-That Fred Lerner OF
Broad Brook. whose body was found in
the Connecticut river at Windsor Locks
on Monday, and which was Identified last
night, was murdered for his roll of bills
containing about $500 is the belief of
Deputy Sheriff Wilson. of this place.
Wilson states that he has facts in his
possession to show that Lerner drew his
money from a bank last week and tina.
he exhibited it in several places here.
DOYLESTOWN Pain the ap-
proved Jesse Jane style Francis Wv
gle and John Wygle, from Philadel-
phia, aged respectively Is and 10
years. held up a farmer and his wife
last night Mr. and Mrs. John Haeer
OF New Ferndale. were the victims. The
lads fiourished revolvers In their faces
and compelled them to alight from
their wagon. which the boys entered
and drove off. They were arrested
here and said they were tired Of walk
ing and meant no harm
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
VOTERS CALENDER

The following dates are important to
remembers
September 22-stssex county Repub-
lican primaries.
September 25-Sussex county Re
publican conventions
September 29-New Castle county
Republican primaries.
October 6-Kc=. county Republican
primaries
October 20--Last registration day.
November 6-Election day.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
Day Very Warm.

The warm weather is not over as is
evinced by sweltering humanity to-
day. Old Sol showed his face about
ten O'Clock this morning dispensing the
thick mist clouds that had overcast the
sky and his rays beat down with all
the herceness OF q midsummer day
The mercury at nine o'clock 70 de-
grees but by one o'clock to-day it had
climbed to 81 degrees. A light breeze
however tempered the heat
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
cauoht a Bio EeI.

While Thomas Long was fishing on
Monday last in the Bradywine he
caught an ell which measured four
feet seven inches. This is the longest
eel he has caught in ten years. Long
once caught an eel that measured five
feet three inches. Mr.. Long is an ex-
pert fisherman and says that bass in
the Brandywine are scarce.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
Imnorta stiII lnoreasIna.

Imports into the port OF Wilmington
during the month Of August show a
big Increase. The Ford Morocco Com
pany Is the heaviest importer, and
after that company comes the du-
Pont Powder Company and the Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
COUPLE ACT SUSPICIOUSLY
Visit House at The cedars When Only
Young Woman Was At Home.

While the family Of W. L. Parker.
Of the Cedars. was away from home
attending a funeral yesterday a col
ored man and woman acted suspicious
ly about the house. A girl in the
house at the time ordered the couple
away, but they refused to go. She
then threatened to set a big dog on
the pair and this frightened them
away.
Since the recent assault near Brandy
wine Springs the residents Of the
Cedars are going armed.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
Fire swoepa Argentine Docks.

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
LONDON, Sept. ia great fire is
raging along the docks at Buenos
Ayres. Argentine Republic, according
to private messages received here. 1t
is reported that the entire shipping Of
the harbor is threatened with distruc-
ton.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
Anchor Cauoht IN CabIe.

Trouble with one of the electric
light cables across the Christiana river
near Third street bridge started an
investigation which to-day resulted in
the discovery that an anchor had pull
ed from it's fastenings.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
Two New Dwellings.

Contractor George W. Taylor viii
build two handsome residences on
Jessup street. north Of Twenty-second,
at cost of $4,000 each.
Evening journal., 1906-09-19
THE THERMOMETER

The tnermometer to-day registered
Evening journal., 1906-09-19

Conley then clambered into the
wagon the hrse having stooped and
grabbing Mrs. Ffanlzish pulled her out OF
the carriage upon the road. In the strug-
gle the woman's skirts were torn almost
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-27
NEWPORT NEWS VA. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER r. 1906

trial life, the widespread distrust and
discredit of Republican government
which they have produced and which
have led many men of mdoubted pro-
bity and ardent patriotism to listen
patiently. If not approvingly to pro-
posals distinctly socialistic, which If
adopted, must inevitably wreck the
foundation of Republican government
and endanser the entire fabric of
Christian civilization.
Socialism Not the Cure.
1--WE hold that the cure for these
ABUSES Is not III socialism. which by
enormously extending the power OF
government. must aggrevatc, but in
Democracy, which by excluding gov
ernnent from any interference what
ever with private industry, must cure
them.
1T is the duty of the government
10 ascertain the actual cost of opcrat-
ing all pubic service corporations and
to fix from time to time reasonable
rates for the service they perform.
Sympathizes With Jews.
We ask the national government
to exercise influence TO bring about
speedy cessation of the atrocities now
being committed against the Jews in
Russia
I'm common with the Democrats of
all the states and expressing the senti-
ment OF the high minded citizenship
of the republic without reference to
party we view it with pride and salts
faction. the hospitality and acclaim
which have been accorded at home
and abroad to that great Democratic
leader and typical American. William
j. Bryan, to whom the Democrats of
New York extend most cordial and
sincere Fluctuations.
Trusts Denounced.
Where the law not only permits
but empowers great trusts to exact
Tor their products from the people of
this country, prices vastly exceeding
those asked in foreign countries, and
this power to plumber our citizens is
rteated as the property of certain pri-
vate corporations, openly capitalized
Tor this, from the masses of the COM
munity, is the least pernicious of it's
results. The wide emulation of plun.
der which it evokes is it's worst re-
suit
I'VE denounce the socialism which
seeks to make government the sole
agent of production as nothing less
than proposal to re.establish the in
sttution OF tyranny and Industrial
slavery, which persisted before the ad.
vance of Christian civilization"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-27
Most Of The Victims Burned 10
Death After Collision.
PASSENGERS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
While Going at Sixty Miles an Hour
"euffaIo Mail" Crashes Into
Freight Train-TraveIers Get Out
in Their Night Clothes.
(By Associated Press.)

DANVILLE, ILL, Sept. ga Wa
bash passenger train, running from
Kansas City to Buffalo, N. Y, known
as the Buffalo Mail, ran into an open
switch west of Catlin, ILL.,, today, and
crashed into freight train All the
passenger cars but one turned over
and burned.
Four persons are known to have
been killed and many injured. Thirty.
seven Of the injured, one of whom may
die. are being taken care Of in Dan
vile hospitals.
The dead are:
J. S. BUTLER, engineer, of Peru,
Ind.
w. w. ELLISON, fireman. Lafay-
etc, Ind.
G. H. CARNES, mail clerk.
EDWARD HARDING, mail clerk,
Ivesyille, ILL.,
Mail Clerk Harding was pinioned
beneath the mail car He was roasted
10 death before he could be cut out
Engineer Butler and Fireman Eli
son were crushed beneath their loco
motive. Their bodies afterward
burned. A CARLOAD of paint, attached
to the freight train, was burned.
George Goodman is believed to have
been burned to DEATH
The train consisted of locomotive,
smoker, baggage car, two Pullmans,
one chair car and a diner. All but the
diner were burned. The train was 60
Ing at the rate Of GO miles an hour
and nearly every passenger was
asleep at the time.
Nearly everyone lost all clothing ex-
cept night wear. The farmers took
care of the wounded and provided
what clothing they could The pas
sengers were taken to Danville by a
relief train. Z.