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Evening journal., 1906-11-08
BAYARD SEES
A NEW PARTY
annOt Account For Demo
CraCy'S Defeat But Hopes
For Better Things
2EORGANlZED PARTY
WILL BE THE RESULT

The election OF Tuesday last which
resulted in such a decisive victory for
the Republican party. is stin being
discussed by Democrats. That the re-
suit, particularly Ia the legislative
fight was a big surprise to them. goes
without saying. and they cannot under
stand how they lost such Democratic
districts as BlacSbird. Pencader. st.
Georges and White Clay Creek.
True ST. Georges has gone Republican
for the past eight years. but only by
close vote, and the Democrats were
confident OF winning out this time in
that hundred.
Mr.. Bayard Was Surprised
Thomas f. Bayard. State chairman Of
the Democratic party said to-day that
the result was a surprise TO him. He
gave out this statement: zone thing
we did get, and that is united Demo-
cratic party. AS we go along we viii
gather the voters up and IN that way
will soon again have the solid party OF
more prosperous days.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
STANDARD SUITS READY
Proposed Federal Action Against the
Trust Under Sherman Law
TO Begin at Once.

WASHINGTON. Nov s.-The proposed
suits OF the government against the
STANDARD OH Company for violation OF the
sherman antitrust law may be filed with
In the next three or four days After
short talk with the President to-day At
torney General Moody announced that IL
was probable the suits would be brou
soon.
IL was learned to-day the GOVERNED
bin Of complaint was printed during
absence OF the Attorney General from
city, and that nothing now stands In d
way Of the commencement OF this iol
promised prosecution OF the Standard on
Company. The bin OF complaint covers
every phase OF the case The evidence was
carefully considered by Acknowledgement
Moody and Messrs. Kellogg and Morri-
son, the special counsel of the govern
ment and they returned 20 their homes
with the understanding that the proceed
ings would soon be commenced.
The President himself went over all the
evidence and Is convinced that the gov
ernment has a strong case.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
LAST TICKS FROM THE WIRE

BERLIN-Emperor William has left
Fotsdam for a visit at the country seat
Of Prince Philip Won Gutenberg leader
of the court clique which is opposed TO
Chancellor Won Bdelow and dramatic
developments in the political situation
are expected to follow.
Prince Won Euelenberg has made
,trenuous efforts recently to undermine
TIE influence of Buelow and great
gnihcance is attached to the royal
visit at his home.
BUFFALO--Miss Catherine Keener
ged q. was awakened by the odor Of
e4s last night. She lighted a match
o investigate. The explosion which
suited blew away one side of the
nuse and Miss Keener received burns
ON which she died to-day.
NEW YORK-Wall street is paying
'rf election bets to-day. Six hundred
housand dollars was Won by Hughes
9porters. Betting commissioners
handling the wages estimate that
100000 was bet on Hughes in the
,reet at odds of to /.
PARIS-Countess Anna De Castel-
ne has won her first contention IN her
Mt for divorce against her mobile"
husband who beat her and there win be
o omen trial The judges VIII decide
he question OF the divorce on the
commentary evidence submitted. This
determination was announced to-day
with a statement that a verdict will
be ordered next Thursday.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
WILL URGE ACTION
Business and Professional Men to Pre-
pare Bill Regarding jamestown
Exhibition.

Now that the smoke Of election has
passed merchants, professional and ousl-
ness men who are interested IN the James,
town Exhibition Will begin to formulate
plans leading toward Delaware having
a suitable representation there.
Among the measures which viii be in
troduced in the new Legislature VIII be
one providing for a suitable appropriate
tion for State exhibition. Governor Lea
stated this morning that he is stn in
hearty sympathy with any movement
which will lead 20 the first state in the
Union being properly represented in
jamestown.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
AND BURTON WERE AT
GEORGETOWN'S RETURN DAY
speclal 10 The Eveninr Journal.

GEORGETOWN, Nov. S.-To-day is
"retun day in Sussex county. and as
q result the Georgetown Court House.
where The election returns are being
canvassed. is crowded with hundreds
of visitors from m les around. 1t is
kind of gala occasion. this biennial
event. and is looked forward to with
much pleasure. Among the most
prominent visitors are United States
Senator j. Frank Alice. Congressman
Hiram r. Burton and W. G.. Click. SEN
ator dupont was expected. but was de-
tanned at home.
History OF Return Day
Years ago. before the time Of modern
newspapers facilities FOR gathering
news. the farmers of Sussex never
knew the result Of an election until
return day" They congregated at
Georgetown on that day. and while III
primary object of their visit was to e
the election news the day was treat
as q holiday, and there was plenty q
fun. The Gus tom has partly survive
and while the number Of visitors ma
ioot be so great now as IN other days
tins event Is stik one Of pleasure 20 tho
many farmers Who come here.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
ALSO
ON IN KENT
Special to The Evening Journal.

special TO Inc ENenluE JONlndl
DOVER. Nov. S.-There was a strange
company Of Delawareans going north
ward from the State capitol last evening.
They were wel-dressed and smiling but
the smile looked like one worn on the
sleeve and not on the hoart
The company included Democratic State
Chairman Thomas f. Bsyard. Senatorial
Candidate Willard Salisbury, Senatorial
Candidate Levin Irving Handy. Ex-Judgc
David r. Marvel who lost the Congress
s'onal seat of DR. Burton by a few thous-
and, and Alexander NJ. DAILY. who lost the
State Senate seat of Senator Thomas C.
Moore by the rather aggrevating general
majority Of G. There were just twenty
three in the salt river party. Including
Governor Lea, but his laugh was genuine.
Chancellor Nicholson and Justice James
Pcnnewill of this county began their cam
vass Of the votes of Kent county in the
Court House at 10 o'clock this morning.
At GEORGETOWN, Judges I. C. Grub and
William H. Boyce. We're engaged in the
work Of going over tht returns Of Sussex
county
There viii probably be no contests of
the returns. The Democrats have not the
heart and the Republicans. like Pecks
Pad Boy, have decided to let duin well
alone. The Second district. which shows
So close a majority as three for the DEM
ccIatic candidate, viii not be contested
and counted. To do so would agam inn
peril the majority Of Senator Thomas c.
Moore and would also affect the election
of Levy Courtman Andrew Harper, ka-
publican elected in the same district
which chose the Democratic Assembly.
and by the aid of Prohibition votes. AS
the Levy Courtman have 100 or more men
to employ it is not lhe part of ponticai
wisdom OF count over such a close vote
although four lawyers had been engaged
together with and including Waiter H.
Hayes, Of Wilmington, to contest this
seat.
The Prohibition vote was a great help
TO the Democrats, for not a Democrat was
elected without it except one Thomas
Cooper
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
COURTS CANVASS
ELECTION RETURNS
Il. Bartlett Flies CT
Against Benjamin Ale
in First DistT CT
UBLiCAN ALLEGES
VOTES KlREN { C0Ua

his is return day IN the three coun
Of the State Chief Justice Lo4
Judge William Spruancc preside
New Castle County Superior Coul,
ncellor Nicholson and Judge Pen
IN in Kent and Judge Grubb and
&c Boyce in Sussex. In the latter
ace there is a vast difference between
-ley and return day of several years
o. on the latter occasion two state
.ectives and thirteen armed Demo-
.,c police officers went from this city
Georgetown in order that a Demo-
itic steal could be consummated.
ne situation there to-day was quiet
4 orderly, however.
When the New Castle canvass was be-
gun at noon the Superior Court room pre-
scented q far different appearance rom
tlat Witnessed years ago when the em-
ccratic returning beard used all manner
of tactics to steal the offices to winch
l,opubMcans had been elected. All was
qliet and orderly to-day. The court ap-
pointed Joseph Wigglesworth, Wllam
Butt, John w. Brady and Robert Adair
az clerks and Wilson Palmer as assistant
IN handling the certificates f-r the court.
Bartlett Files Contest
Joseph H. Bartlett in the First repre-
sentative district filed contest against
Hen1min y. Allen who on the face OF the
returns appears to have been elected Rep
resentativc from the First district. Bart
lett alleges that in the first. third fifth.
sixth ard seventh districts Of the Second
ward and the third district Of the Eighth
ward many ballots were rejected which
should have been counted for him and
that some ballots We're counted fof Allen
which were defaced ballots.
Considerable delay was caused on ac-
count of some inspectors falling TO re-
turn the keys Of the ballot boxes and be-
cause OF the absence of several of the
minority inspectors with the cert fcltel
OF the election.
Tho Democrats have no contests in sight
az present
Al ! o'clock there were eleven minority
Inspectors who failed to present the GER
nrcates of election in their districts. The
csurt issued subpoeuaes FOR the aosent in
snectors.
The court announced that all afhdlvits
" contested cases must be hled before the
work of canvas commenced. Jcsian Mar
vel FOR tho Democrats remarked that he
hoped there would be no contests
William II. Heald and probably Walter
II Hayes will represent Joseph H. Bart
lett in his contest.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
is ANXIOUS
TO PAY BILLS
Unable TO Make Statement
as Yet Of Expense Of Hal
IOwe'en Celebration

There are still a number Of bills out
standing for the Halloween celebra-
ton which the joint committee that ar
ranged the affair is anxious to have
turned I'm so that they can be paid, and
a. statement of the receipts and expen-
ditures Of the affair can be published.
Treasurer William Lawton, of the COM
mittee. has a balance on hand Of S1S1.O7
and TO this viii be added the $500 which
City Council agreed to subscribe to the
fund.
Just what balance there will be re-
naming after all the bills are paid is
not known, but it may be SlOO or more.
The rope purchased by the commit
tee to rope off Market street will prob
ably be turned over to the Police De-
partment.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
HUGHESALONEW VOL
FOR REPUBLICANS
Incomplete Returns Indicate
That Democrats Have All
State Offices

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Reports re-
ceived from Herald correspondents all
over the state indicated that the entire
Democratic state ticket with the ex-
.ception of Hearst may have been
elected
Il Us probable that the official canvass
Of the returns by the boards Of can-
vassers in each county viii be required
to settle the result beyond a doubt
According to the figures Hughes Is
the only Republican state nominee who
has been elected, the others running
behind by margins Of from 3.b32 TO
S,26l The pluralities for the respect
i've nominees IN the several counties
and the pluralities IN the State, as re-
ceved last night, We're as follows:
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
RETURNED FROM ABROAD
Former Patrolrnan Who Disappeared
From Home Heard From.

Former police officer Harry a. Pierce,
who has been away from his nome in IN s
city for the past ten weeks returad from
London, England. on Monday last arriv-
ing I'm Philadelphia.
on the evening Of that day he tole-
phoned to his wife and on Tuesd ny spent
several hours with her at her home le09
West Fourth street, this city. Pierce who
was dismissed from the police fierce or
conduct nbecoming an officer, now seeks
reconciliation with his wife and family.
Tc is at present in Philadelphia ana un-
employed.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08

NEW YORK-Scores Of millionaires
and hundreds of property owners re-
siding along aristocradc Fifth avenue
have been pronounced "squatters" by
decision of Justice O'Gorman. Of the
supreme Court. Stoops of houses.
porticos and court yards encroaching
upon city property will have to be
torn down. involving the loss Of mil
lions.
<WASHINGTON-In his annual repor,
to the Secretary Of War. made pnbli,
to-day at the War Department. Brig
adler General William Crozier. chisf o.
ordnance, Of the UnVed States Army
shows that the army is well suppliee
with arms and ammunition of the
most improved design.
LONDON-sir Henry Mortimer Du-
rand British Ambassador at Washinr-
ton. announced his retirement from
the diplomatic service. and Mr.. Esme
Howard is TO be temporarily in hi
place, according to special dispatches.
NEW YoRK-The crew Of the Nor
wegian bark Adeona, which was wreck
ed off the New Brunswick coast. a,
believed to have been lost.
WAsHINGTON-The Unionist oarty
carried all seven election districts i.
Porto Rico, leaving the Republican,
without representation in the ne1i
House Of Delegates. The election wa
very orderly.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
WELL KNOWN MAN DEAD
William eowe, Carriage Builder, Died
This Morning.

Frieds Of William Bowe. the WE'LL
known carriage builder. were pained TO
hear tell Of his death. which took place
at am early hour this morning at his
home No. S02 Adams street.
Mr.. Bowe was born in Ireland "a
Years ago. but came 10 this country
when quite a boy with his parents.
Desiring 10 loarn a trade he entered the
wploy OF Alexander Johnson. who con-
ucted carriage factory I'm those days
% Third and French streets. Complot-
ng his apprenticeship he entered into
business with Mr.. Gregg IN 1850 and
continued with him as the firm of
Gregg and Bowe until Mr.. Gregg s
death. At the time of his death be-
was president of the Bowe Carriage
Company Of Philadelphia. with local
factories at Eighth and Orange streets,
was "a direcior in the Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company and %
director Of the Farmers Bank with
which institution he has been connect
ed for a number OF years.
The diseased is survived by wife
and five children. James II. Joseph.
william S.. Alphonsus and Matilda.
The funeral viii take place on Satur-
day morning at 10 O'Clock. Miss viii
be celebrated IN the Cathedral. Inter
mcnt In Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
CHANCERY COURT MONDAY
}. Montieth Jackson Case Then Likely
to Come Up for Argument.

The case Of j. Montieth Jackson
against the National Bank OF Delaware
IN which Mr.. jackson seeks 10 restrain
the bank in question, from selling 800
shares of the stock OF the American
Car and Foundry Company which he
entrusted to II. J.. Evans and Company
as security. viii probably come up for
argument before Chancellor Nicholson
IN Chanccry Court on Monday Next.
The Chancellor was 10 have been here
ON last Monday, but his fathers death
resulted in the postponement OF an busi
ness put for argument on that day, un-
til Monday next.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
LOCAL OFFICIALS
ARE EFFECTED
Deputy Collectors Of Internal
Revenue Now Under Civil
Service Rules

Under the order just made by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, classifying deputy coll
lectors of internal revenue under the
regulations Of the Civil Service Com
mission, two government officials In
Wilmington are affected. They are
Deputy Collectors Of Internal Revenue
Colonel C. NJ Leiteh and Daniel Bur-
ton.
There are about LOO Of these depu-
ties I'm the service of the government.
They were classified by President
Cleveland but later taken out by
President Mckinley In 1900. Now they
are again classified
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
TO HARNESS SUSQUEHANNA
eirard Trust Files ss,ooo,ooo Mortgage
on Property in MARYLAND.

ELKTON. Md. Nov. S-A 100000 600
mortgage was filed in the Cecil County
Court in Eikton. 20 be recorded The
mortgage was given to the Girard Trust
Company Of Philadelphia, to secure the
issue of 5000 bonds at $1,000 each,
which are to bear per cent. interest.
This len Is on an the property of the
company in Cecil and Hartford counties.
and the proceeds are TO go towards
building the proposed electric power
plant at Conowingo, on the Susque-
hanna river. rival concern to the Nc
Calls Ferry Company, which is located
further up the same river in pennsyl-
vauia.
The mOrtgage Is signed by b. Harvey
Welsh. president OF the company.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
ALICE A CAMPAIGNER
Presidents Daughter Powerful Factor
in husbands BE. Election.

.
in Husbands Reelection.
CINCINNATI, Nov. S--NIrs. Alice Roose-
welt Longworth, daughter Of the Presi-
dent, was the happlest woman in Cincn-
natl to-day. Congressman Nicholas Long
worth's recollection was her victory She
worked as hard as any seasoned cam
paigner. Now she win so back to Wash
ington a Congressnfn's wife, not a pri-
vate individual.
Princess Alice" has been "a success in
politics. and she earned every one OF the
plaudts that invariably greeted her en-
trance TO "a political meeting. Everywhere
her husband went to speak or to aid other
speakers by his presence she went also
Her work in the campaign was widely ad-
vertised and as a result the meetings
We're the most enthusiastic and better at-
tended than any i'm Cincinnati. Even when
Longworth went TO vote Princess alice
accompanied him to the polls.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
channea In <. d ?. Insuranoe.

New reglations have been adopted by
the Supreme Lodge Of the knights Of
Pythias which viii affect 10000 insured
members. The features OF these regu-
iations are an increase IN the maximum
policy from $4,000 to $4,000. an increase
Of the age limit at which members can
he insured from 80 to so years and the
creation Of a new hfth class Of m-
surance which is complete change
from the old fraternal plan, ANA whien
will carry interests at IL per ceur
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
Nov Office euiIdino.

The new office building the Lobden
Car Wheel Company is building in
south Wilmington has been completed
and the company is now preparing to
vacate its present headquarters at
Front and Lombard streets. The Of
flee force VIII move out in two weeks.
The old office building is on property
adjacent to the Pusey and Jones COM
pany's yards and the latter firm has
purchased the building and win convert
il to their own use.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08

Hearst appears 20 have run from
$4,000 to 10000 behind the remainder ~
the independence League
ticket.
If the indicated vote as received last
night Is borne out by the official cane
vass Of the returns many important
branches Of the state government win
be I'm the hands of the Democrats.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
6Msnv Attended FuFneraI.

Many friends and relatives attended the
funeral services OF william II. Loanes at
The Gilbert Presbyterian Church. Tues
day. Deceased was one Of the most prom
nent colored residents o. this city. hav-
ms resided for many years on dupont
street with his wife, The oldest teacher
in No q school and a son, Harry Loanes.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
You Can Help Us Il You viii.

DO you take The Journal regularlyg II
not you should It contains the last and
b st news. Is De'aware's most live and
progrc We paper and Is wlde-awake AID
fearless on an pubic matters. By being a
subscriber you not only benefit yomse
but you show your o2preciauon Of The
Journals work and IT'S policy. TO have
you on the regular list VIII greatly help
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
Eseaped from Jail.

Chief Of Police Black was notified
this morning TO look out for Charles
Smith, colored, who broke jail IN Darby
this morning. Smith was known ia
have jumped ON a southbound p. b. &
w. freight train. and 1t was supposed
came 10 Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
chnroh Lndins Enter nusIness.

The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
First United Presbyterian Church be-
gan a rummage sale Of old and new
articles this morning az 222 West Ninth
street the proceeds to be applied to the
church debt The sale win continue
the rest OF the week.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
LOAD ENTERS ABDOMEN
Rising Sun Hunter Meets With Serious
Accident on susquehanna Flats.

ELKTON. Nd, Nov S.-H. Lynn
Worthington while out "ducising' on
the Susquehanna Flats, accidentally
shot himself
In the act of picking up his gun tho
weapon was discharged and the load
entered his abdomen.
Hc was brought ashore AMI hurried
o. his country home at Rising sun,
Nncrc he is under the care of physi-
riaus.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
More Pav on RsadInn.

Ii was announced by The Reading
Railway Company on October II thar
the wages Of an engine drivers. fire.
men. conductors brakomen and all
others of that class ON AN divisions.
would be raised from five to ten por
cent to take effect from October L.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
suiIdina Many Cars

Several cars are being constructed at
the ear shops of the Harlan and Hol-
linssworth Corporation for the Read
ing ra a'lroad a number Of them will
be ready for shipment in a ecv days
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
To Hold On AAnrnn Sale

The United states apron sale. blzaar
and fair for the benefit OF st. Mchaors
Church will be he'd under the direction
of Mrs. Frank McAfee the last ct this
month The sale VIII probably De held on
Market street.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08
Drivers to Dance

The Retail Ice Drivers Association
viii give its first annual ball in Turn
Hall on Wednesday evening. December
L.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08

CIRCULATION BEcETs BUSINESS
FOR ADVERTISERS. THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL HAS THE CIRCU-
LATioN AND 1T is GROWING
EACH DAY.
Evening journal., 1906-11-08

FAIR TONIGHT.
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the moNninH nnd Sunday edition.
Rates 4 LIE weird nrat insertion,
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tfOu. These advertisements must be
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Advertisers, ~ reauestiug q num-
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-24
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

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Oct %, 1905 -Sealed proposals. in triplic0te,
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schedule, which will be furnished on appli-
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York and San Francisco. Preference given to
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thereof. J. M. Marshall, assistant quar-
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