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Evening journal., 1906-07-25
Wednesday, July IS, 1906.
ADDIcKs PUTS ON 1895 SHOES.


r JUDGING from the reports given out about
the meetings held Sunday at Lewes and Re
hoboth and in this city Monday night by J. Ed
ward Addicks and his followers it looks very
much as though the woud-be Senator has pulled
from his old-tme face the mask Of common pr-
maries, majority reule and party harmony and
intends to fight those whom he cannot control in
his own peculiar way the same as he has done i'll
years past This means, if he has sufficient
number of either servle or foolish followers, he
will force upon the party two primaries, two con-
ventions and two tickets throughout the state
The purpose of such a program is easily under
stood-it is to make god his threat to turn the
State over to the Democrats 1t is that Addicks
is again, as he was in 1895, against majority rule,
According to the reports of the meeting at Re
hoboth, Mr. Addicks, and the few men he had
with him. occupied themselves with selecting
legislative candidates for the different districts
throughout the state. 1t was indeed very kind
Of them to thus relieve the people OF their right
and privilege 10 select their own candidates for
the Legislature but perhaps Mr.. Addicks thought
II was big job taken off the hands OF the people,
OFT 1t may be that he feels he. canhot trust even
his own minority to select candidates of his lik-
inE and kind and who will go into the next Legis-
lature and vote as OF old for "Addicks or nobody"
1t is safe to say in the first place, that with the
change OF conditions and scntiment.--the great
majority Of Republicans being in favor of har-
mony and one ticket,-that Addicks has neither
tears nor money enough to elect an "Addcks or
nobody man in single district in the state of
Delaware, 1t may be possible however if there
be a sufficiently large number Of men who can
be induced or misled to sacrifice themselves and
their party to vote the suicide ticket Democrat
may so to the Legislature from their district.
When the sensible Republicans of Delaware
quietly contemplate the morass of political defeat
and disgrace into which Addicks now proposes
to lead them, our confidence in their judgment
and common sense TO say nothing of their regard
for their own political welfare and preservation,
makes us believe they will refuse to take the
awful plunge with Addicks.
We had hoped, yes, believed, until now the
story about Addicks anti-common primary and
anti-harmony position was not correct and that
for some purpose his position was being msrep-
resented. We had hoped that in the next cam
paign in Delaware he would be found, for the
first time, in harmony with all elements and fac
tions of the party, working along side those who
have in the past been against him as we'll as those
who have been with him for great Republican
victory. In this we seem doomed to dsappoint
ment. OF course, he is his own master and is
privileged to do as he pleases, but, it is unfortu
nate for him, that he makes the mistake of be
Ieving heis also the master of everybody else
Evening journal., 1906-07-25

Addicks latest plan to stab the Republican
party is that he will himself as a candidate for
Congress- and for what? Because he has any
idea he can be elected? No. Solely for the pur-
pose OF defeating DR.. Hiram R. Burton who will
probably be re-nominated and eecting Demo-
crat Democratic congressman from Delaware
this year may cause the next House of Repre-
sentatives to be Democratic. Surely there are
not many Republicans in Delaware who will par
ticipate in an act of such gross party treachery
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
ANOTHER DEADLOCK BROKEN.

The Election Commissioners did we'll at their
meeting last evening when they elected Lambert
]. Foulke secretary of the Board to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of James w.
Robertson who has recently been appointed JUS
tice Of the Peace. Mr.. Crossan, the Democratic
member, deserves commendation for breaking
the deadlock that has been continuing for several
weeks owing to the incompetency of the major
ity members to perform their duty We wish
there were more men like Calvin Crossan in the
deliberative bodies Of our city and state. We
long for the end of the bolters and deadlocIers
Mr. Foulke is thoroughly qualified for the place
for which he has been chosen, and his work will
no doubt give satisfaction
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
CAMDEN CAMP
OPENS TONIGHT
Kent County Meeting Prem
i5eS 70 Be Full OF
Glory
Special to Tho r1enlng Journal.

CAMDEN. July 25-With the pretti-
est arrangement Of a white tented city
for religious worshippers and Tor So
cial recreation among the churchmen
and their families everything is in
readiness for the formal opening cf
CamCon Camp tomorrow evening
after having been abandoned for six
years.
The symmetrical little white canvas
tents. which viii take the place of the
old board structures. arrived on the
grounds on Monday and many of the
new managers as well as several o:
the old board, including Overseei
Thomas Simpson of Camden, and DR.
+ B. w. Cooper. whose father was one
os the promoters Of the camp, were on
: tho ground.
! The Uniform and snowy whitenesi
of the canvas tents, with their wide
{ faps or flies to protect the in-dwelleri
from rain and from the few scattered
rays OF hot sun that may steal through
tho lofty old trees Of the picturesque
grove win make a charming picture
especially at night when six mammoth
camp fires will light UP the grove ant
ulANt ttN ~ lAbeAAAAotef NAAAAI NAi AANbA
tented avenues and streets will b
lined with Japanese lanterns.
Already. guests and visitors have ar
rived here and at Dover and elsewher
to visit the camp for the entire fort
night or for at least a few days.
Rev. B. f. Jester, pastor of Dove
circuit and a camp-meeting minister o
years of experience, is ON the groun
and has labored with hatchet and SAY
himself to aid in the erection of th
J ministers headquarters and his ow
Office and quarters for his family
Pumps from which pure water Of ic
temperature is drawn have been pu
in order and the grounds have bee
cleared and dried.
The opening exercises of the cam
will take place on Wednesday evenin
as scheduled, with an address by Re-
r. S. Barrett, Of Georgetown. Will
the interesting platform meeting wi
be a feature Of the first morning sci
vice on Thursday, when, at 1890, d
r. W. Cooper will make the addre.
on What Good I Have Received Froi
Camden Camp" to be followed by
= general experience meeting
Evening journal., 1906-07-25

trine, "a miles away. one Of the finest
supplies in the world. rs rates are 10
cents in the pound Of rental. This moars
that FOR every 500 Of house rental paid
a charge OF s. is made for water rental
And Other Things.
Glasgow does other things Il gets a
good income from the sale of s'udge, CONF
posed Of it's sewage; II runs several farms,
upon which it uses its street refuse as a
fertilizer, and has net income cf 5000 a
year from them. The city fire department.
builds its own apparatus and the tram
way department It's own cars. Some time
ago IL asked for bids for the construct on
Of sewer The lowest was S60O,C0O. The
city suspected combine, and built the
sewer itself The cost was $4,000. Glas-
gov provides model dwe,llng-hous fer
the poor, and makes a profit out Of them.
It gives really fine concerts-adm IS on
fee. cents. 1t has acquired fne public
buildings. ard has a splendid art collcc-
ton.
= City Without Graft.
And according to Mr.. Howe it has no
graft It offers no franchises whose
values run into the millions as a tempt
ing measure TO gamble for. There are no
privileges to corrupt the Council. no big
financial interests to unite the rich and
influential. the press and the bar, the club
and the church on one side. and leave
democracy. TN au';ht and unled, b'indl5
to carry on the burdens Of self-govern-
ment." The merit system goes there with
out saying There are no laws requiring
It, but there is no ether idea.
Ard that pr .rihly explaios why Ci7s.
gov has made a success Of municipal
ownership.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
l.llIlnLr1IrrA tea1
TEhMs oF suRscRPTIoN

D. A ssO,-9ELEpHoNEs- DelmaFvIa 9
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
ROBBED BY NEGROES

sEAFORD, July 25.-An influx Of
negroes from Maryland and Virginia.
brought here, some say. to vote at the
coming fall election, terminated in a
brutal assault upon Uriah Taylor as he
was returning home last night.
Taylor had reached the Pennsylvania
Railroad station. when he was accost-
ed by three big negroes, armed with
revolvers ana razors, who demanded
his valuables They told him If he
made an outcry they would kill him.
Taylor fought them desperately, but
they succeeded in relieving him Of SIC
and a gold watch.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
Personal and Pertinent

member OF the clergy living in New Castle created
quite CONSERVATION among his congregation recently
which has resulted in bringing desired end
For some time the minister has been annoyed by his
constant working OF fans during Several days
he addressed the members his congregation tell
ing thcm he thought it about time they exercised a
little sef-denal in the fan line sDon't know what
OF people viii do when you 90 to purgatory
said he. where they don't have fans"
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
rlorrcr ro rnE puBLIc.

ALI THE NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
Evening journal., 1906-07-25

No attention paid to unsigned communications
Advertising Yates on application.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25

only mint San make money wie'oss a5v'r'i'i"- :
Gladstone.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25

Following the advice of Grand Duke Nicolaie-
WITCH who suggested the dissolution Of the
Douma. may result in the Cars having to
skidoo-vitch He has purchased villa at Hyit-
docre, Denmark, where he can hide-ovitch.
Evening journal., 1906-07-25

When a public prosecutor bribes prosecuting
witnesses to keep quiet and not testify against
criminals in order that he may secure their dis
charge and release there is something "rotten in
Denmark"
Evening journal., 1906-07-25
tests and Jin9Ies

Tete de veau-Dd you ever wonder what YOU would
do II you had Picrpont Morgan's income?
IfOgnon-No But I've often wondered what Pierpont
Morgan would do he had mine.-Cncnnau Enquirer
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Dede i Danmark.
Kjbenhavn OF Fredericksburg.

.Billeoskjarer Hans Kalberg. Bod
skc Frk. Olga Hansen. Skorstens-
fejer Macks Hustru Johanne. Kell-
ner: Hjalmar Schmidt. Enke. Elisa
beth Torp. Opsynsbetjent Hans An
dersen. Arkivar Thisets Hustru In
geborg. Assuranceinspekt9r Jens Jen-
sen. Fhv. Toldassist, Kammerraad
Jens Westh. Enke, Handelskone
Margrethe Duelund, Fhv. Privatsy-
geplejerske Cathinka GLAND. Sned-
kermester Evens Hustru Caroline,
Snedkersvend Lohses Hustru Anna.
Enke Johanne Petersen. Slagterme-
ster Niels Hansen. Enke Maren ia
cobsen. Enkefru Petrine Adrian Ty-
pograf Carl Petersen. Restavratpr
C.. Jensen. Enke Laura Poulsen. Fhv.
Vartshusholder Larsens Enke Ber-
the. Fhv. Snedkermester N. Gylding.
| Enkefru Christiane Madsen, Enkefru
! Abelone Steenstrup. Erik Isidora Han
sen, Fhv. Skuespiller Frederik Adolph
| Cetti. Gjsstgiver Hans Gran-Han-
sen. Detailhandler Alfred Christen-
sen. Enkefru Kristen Nielsen. The
k~assemager Aabyes Enke kirstlne.
| MuSlkeI JeNS Il nleScl. Illhc Ll1Cll
Petersen. Kusk Nielsens Hustru Oil
via. Frk. Ida Jensen. Herman Peter
.. sen. Snedkersvend Axel Carlson.
Smeddesvend Jgrgen Sprensen. Fhv.
Musiklarer Justs Hustru Thora.
Kusk Carl Melbye. Esther Nielsen.
Dampskibsf6rer i bet forenede
Dampsselskab Anthem Olsen. Poll
tibetient Kraghs Enke Else. Typo
graf Carl Rasmussen. Handelsagent
Otto Borchsenius. Inger Jensen. Fhv.
Mailer Andreas Hjorth. Fhv. Sadel.
magermester Bartholomaus Emanuel
Schmidt. ..Skoleinspekt6r, Chr. Lud:
Wig Fog. G%rosserer, Fiskehandler G
EBang. Restavratpr Anton Skals
lSproglarerinde Frk. Haugsted. Tom.
rer R1iys Hustru Hortense. Erik. Jea:
nette v. Deurs. Hestehandler Han:
Rasmussen. Portner Morthensen:
Hustru Maria Enke HansinesA as
Tjenestepige Anna Petersen. Han
delsmand Michael Hirschs Hustr,
Hanne. Fhv. Detailhandler Hide
brandts Hustru Alma. Fyrbpder
Sdvarnets Maskinkorps Peter @Mohi
Frk. Albertine Salto. Jacob J1rgen
sen. Kancelliraad Thorvald Bonnie
sen. Murersvend Jens Hansen. Elk
2 viperinRshandler William A{iellser
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trn % 9 gern Aaret 1871 n1eD Sfi
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ct. % betalte 1000 8ur6 Sterling
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tilIige mco 8eietning. Gor benpeo
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tSpehom % itore 2i6elie. Baitor:
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eraFerdinands Rauch. Cigar!
a~rbejderske Alexandra christensen.
Portner we'd Diet militsre SKladeoplap
Carl Drewes. Bgrstenbinderske Caro-.
line Hansen. Gymnastiklarer Emil
Nielsen. Pramfprer Jens Nielsen.
Murer Carl Hallengreen. Fhv. Pen
sionatsejerinde Christine Springer.
BagermesteE Ovel Fehmerling. Jarn-
styber Frandsens Enke Emma. Fo-
gedbetjent Herman Holms Hustr,,
[Obel. Jnrnhandler Julius Arensberg.
MaslSinist Hans Hansen. Postbud
Ottos Hustru Octavia. Skomagerme-
ster Jensens Hustru Christine. S1fyr-
BIDDER David Johnson. Fhv. Fyrbg-
der Iheodor HUM. Benedicte An
dersen. Fyrbpder H. Hansens HUI
str,l. Fhv. Sporvognsfunktionar H.
Hansens Hustru Anne. Enke Ane
Jahns. Enkefru Christence Kragh.
Sadelnagermester Carl Holm.
Udenfor Kjebenhavn.
Stenstrup: .Ane Hansen. Lundby:
Gaardejer Jgrgen Hansen. Ornebjerg:
Gaardejer Lars Andersen. Brgndum:
Ane Lpnborg. Odense: Kjgbmand
p. Christensen. Sadelmager Ih. PEI
tersen. Forligskommissar S. Jantzen.
Fraudegaard: Fhv. Ladefoged Jens
Nielsen. Holding: Partikulier C. N.
H9rlyk. Torsted: Mette NJ. Kristen
sen. Heisinge: Sognefogcd Anders
Jensen. Mouritz Christian Olsen.
Apstrup: Jprgen Hermansen. Vel
linz: Alma Eskildsen. Mou Ker:
Nielsine Nielsen, fpdt Eriksen. Dron-
ninglund: Bagermester H. Christian
kingo Carlson, Smidstrup: Kristen
Nielsen. Pederstrup: Anton Andcr-
ser. Damstrup: Niels Peter johann
sen. Odense: Anna Rasmussen.
Uhrmager P. R: pxcnhaugc. Sjalstof-
te: Musiker Pedcr Jantzen. Alstrup:
Emile Rasmussen. Herfglge: !Are
Larsen. Nakskov: Tobaksiabrikant
Il: c. Hansen. Svcndborg: Anna
Christensen. Gudmc: Maren Mogcl-
sen. Rome: Amtsvcjinspektpr An
dersen. Dr1by: MARITIME Kirstine Lar
SEM. Hosmark: Abelone N. Anders-
datter. Taarup: Marie Christensen.
Horsens: Justitsraad Heegaard Mpl-
Ter. Yttrup: Peder Jensen. Viborg:
Ane Jensen, i6dt Thejlgaard. Kirk:
Karoline Krag. Esbjerg: Gaardejer
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fotteren, 0ber1tlpitnant 8o6enboff
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@n piloiom 8IomIt / 5ergeflor,
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ChrsAndersen Observation-Disclosures
Jens Peter Srgensen. Odense.
Christiane Madser1. Nyborg: Mathilde
Kabell. sandyed: Husma1d Rasmus
Christopherse1. Nykgbing F: Sned-
ker II. p. Hansen. Bogholder Victor
Hansen. Aaderup; Kristen Nielsen
Risis J To Fl: f f 2 giaal. f Rsjsp=
Larer Chr. Aarup. Aalborg: Frpken
Christine Christensen; Vejle: Enke=f
fru Karen Hansen. HjSrring; Janus
broder Anders H. Andersen. Viborg
Magdalene Krogh. Egerup: skoma-
ger Jeppe Larsen. .Odense: Marie
lpsen. Balling: Johanne Gudiksen-
ThurS: Sisseline Jensen. Dalsgaard
Christian Hgidius. Braband: Mel
sine Eldrup, Andebplle: ,Marep Arm
strup. Anderup: Johanne Nielsen
Kerteminde: Frederic Becher. Hjpr
ring: Cecilie Hollesen. Viborg
Snedker Hans Ellersen. Brprup-
Landbrugskandidat Jens. Mupkhpj-
B%andholm: Anc Larke. Ejdam: Met
te Andersen. Holding: Mette Sophie
Simonsen. Hpjelse: Husband PedeS
JcIlStH. Mluucllcuc. mans SnIlSletI-
sen. Vrinders: Anc Gotfredsen-
Haals Hede: Jens Rasmussen. Taar-
bRk: Enke Anna Hansen. Lund-
tofte: Enkc Karen Jensen. Lyngby:
Huscjcr Hans christensen. Hello
rup: Snedkerr1ester Frederik Olsen
Bryggcrjarbcjdcr .a.ndreas Peter Lud-
vigsen. Enkc Dorthea Sprensen-
Gcntofte: Sygcgymnast Valdcmar Sc
b%astian. Naarup Skov: Karen Jeppes-
dattcr. Voddcr: Thomas J. Tpndcr.
Graasten: Anna Jepsen. Holegaard:
Gaavdejer ]. Hole. Stagstrup: Chri-
stem Nielsen see. O. Tender: Niels
Beck. Aalborg: Typograf Jens MOT
Ter. Munkcbjnrgby: Husn1d. Claus
Jensen. S%kucrup: Christian Nielsen.
M6rkholt: Marie Holt. Askov: Elisa
beth Svcndsen, fpdt Kofocd. KoI-
ding: Anna Jol1anne Mack. Hohro:
Rasrnus Thorscn. Aarllus: Eiuer
Rruun. Vcirrum: Peder ]Stegaard.
Rirke>de Marx. Husband Hans Lar
sen, Jcrstrup Skov: Fhv. Skovfoged
Ras,nus. Madsen. Skradergaard- !
Pederslev: Anc Nielsen. Ellesgaard,
Mylars: Mogens Jensen.
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fant S. g. Mielien i Mingfipbing er
$50 al ct @inrteilog, 20 Mor eor,-
mel.
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eier 5lotb bar iolgt itt @aaro /
SfioIoelep peb Marhl1s til @aoroeier
M.. 9sier, 6reoeusgaar6 pao @ibp
Morf, for 10000 Ser. Gjenoomme'1
bar ct Areol poo 1870 GOT. 2anb meo
12 Cor. 6 5fpr. Sortforn.
~ r9rnitrupgaoro" / Ernitrup
neo @orlens ct al @ieren ge. Nieljen
forIcben loIgt til Mnoreasg briltcnjen,
T,,glefnrgaar0, geIlcrup, for So
GOO &r. II @oorbcn bsrer So gbr.
2anb. @ele 8elntnin9en mcofelger.
- 8roprietGr 9eimant bor lol9t
rMebe acknowledgement" peo .@loItrlip
til be11 biotilppren6e Borpo9tcr @bri=
itenlen for $4,000 Ser. Gil @aaroen
bprer 100 T6r. 2ono.
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bar al &amn1crJerre, @ofipgermclter
9. g. 6. 8ru,,n Sc Neergoor0 fjpbt
r@tensbpgaaro" / @allebope 5o9,1
poa .5inIlano.
= @ooroeier q. 5ooe bar Iol3t
,2oitSgooro" / Mplars 5ogn poa
8ornboln1 til 2eitnant Sounc / Ra1.<
nc for 10000 ST.. Gil @aarben I'D,
rer 81 9or. 2onb.
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bolm CT. at Gieren 80. g. 5cbou MA
geififtet n1e6 ben s. 6. Sesperim TIL
bdren6e r3ileoaaro" i ionme 5ogl1.
,Simb1eeoar6", ser bor 1856 Ghr.
Qan6, er lat til 10000 Ser, y@iie=
gooro", 80 36r. Qonb, til 10000
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v&ommeleje" / &eslelballe Deo
&olbing ct al @ieren, BroprietRr
8oeie,1, lolgt til forbctbprenoe Be-
itprer 5anien, Nerregaarbsluno.
@aor6ens Mreal er t43 Eor. 2ano
meb ca. IL Sor. 6ortfor11. aiebc=
iumme,1 CT SO, 500 &roner, 8elgt:
ming og S%Snbentor nte6felger.
&ilanbcne.
Ss1nn0er len6te cit
@ulofranos til Song Gbriltions ST.