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Evening journal., 1907-01-28
oovERNoR BRANDS THEM TRAITORS

N0VERNOR HUGHES Of New York is
- frank and outspoken He has the cour-
ace of his convictions The same manhncss that
characterized him during the campaign still marks
his utierances Tie is free to say what he thinks
sni what he believes should be declared The
Governor IS making good he is becoming
cae Of the strong men Of the country. Address
is a meeting Of The New York Bar Association
in New York he uttered some things which will
seem strange to many lawyers. The Governor
said ut wll be a sorry day for this country
when the leaders Of the American bar are deem
ed unqualified Tor public service. Such men
ought never % take a retainer which arrays them
ir antagonism % ihe public interests A man
who engages In practice that involves such an
iagonism is traitor TO the interests Of the peo-
pie and commits treason.
This is code Of ethics laid down by the Gov
osnor, and but few attorneys could measure mp
% the high standard he sets Many OF the bright
est legal minds of the country are devoted chief
ly TO protecting rich combines and trusts from
the effects Of the law. Their services are lost
10 their country Highly endowed legal talent
Is always quickly secured and controlled by those
immense interests that are at war with the laws
81 their country and the rule OF justice Cover
nor Hughes words are well TO ponder Were
they followed By his profession, it would result
in a legal revolution. But when a man Of tn,
light Of Governor Hughes sees things as he doc.
it is a hopeful indcsSion OF a better sentimen
prevailing
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
NEW LAW ON CARDS
Souvenirs Of This and Foreign coun.
tries to Be Treated Alike.

It is now stated that the order al
lowing souvenir post cards bearing
messages on the side formerly. reserv-
ed for the address, TO go through tho
mails at the one cent rate, will go int
effect March 1. Cards bearing any
thing on the front side except the az
dress, have been charged the sam
as letters, and it was necessary to al
TX two cent stamp to insure the
delivery.
This applied only to domestic card
foreign postals mailed in other cour
tries having the one cent rate, bein
forwarded and delivered here withou
extra charge. After March I, it
stated. the post cards will be treatc
alike. both in the domestic and intei
national mails. Recent cards furnish
ed by post card dealers bear a vertica
line on the face Of the card, the lef
OF which may be used for a message
the right being reserved for an ad-
dress. Cards which have not th'
printed line may be used in the same
way, the sender Of the card drawini
a vertical line in the same manner.
The government will issue, Marcf
1 stampbooks containing twenty-fouI
One-cent stamps, between sheets oI
parafine paper, which will sell at post.
offices for twenty-five cents and whict
will be found Of convenience TO trav'
atarc
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Editorial Opinion
Thinks Law is Needed.

While the Legislature hasinot as yet
completed any one law Of public inn
p0rtance, the House has passed by n
vote ~ IS io Eofes bill 10 provide
eastiqtiar a punishment for The rapc
asrds ana wo hape lhtt thc Senate
wih concur in this as Sc is tine ;hat
some method of punishment should be
provided which viii have some terror
for those who commit crimes Of this
character. The sentimentalists VIII
cry out AGAINST the punishment as de-
Grading tothe man. and without ten
dency 20 REFORM but just think Of the
unfortunate child, girl or Voman who
Is the victim, and as if they are not
sufferers a thousand times more than
the devil who commits crime Of this
character with proper Safeguards
against mistakes as to Identity the
proposed punishment win have more
terror for the rape fend than death
by any method yet devised by man.
Milford Chronicle
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

Centre or Roman Catholic party lost few seats
which it is expected to make up on the second
balloting that takes place IN districts where the
voting was indecisiye. Both the Center and the
Socialist parties are still strong in the empire.
The Kaiser made special appeal to the stay-at-
home voters to rally TO his support and ,hey ap-
pear to have done so in some degree. lie will an
tempt to carry through the new parliament bis
colonial policy and owing to the coercive powers
invested in the emperor, William will likely be
successful
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
FUNERAL OF ROBT. BLAKELY
Services Conducted at the House by
the Rev. r. r. Carpenter.

From his hte home, in Squirrel Run,
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, the funeral of
Robert Bakey took place and was at
tended by large number Of relatives OF
the dead man.
Services were conducted at the house by
the Rev r. r. Carpenter pastor of Mt
Salem NJ. E Church, and interment was
n.ade In Mt Salem Cemetery. The pail
bearers were Edward Kane and Charles
Wolhar. representing the Water Witch
Fire Company;
INSERT
Each Of these Organizations have held
special meetings, at which appropriat.
resolutions were adopted upon the deai
Of Mr.. Blakely. VINO was one Of the mosl
popular Of their members.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
A Sure Cure.

Editor The Evening Journal.
How would % do, in our efforts to
cure anarchy 10 permit the followers
of that peculiar cult to cure them
selves?
Why cannot the government Of the
earth agree upon some island remote
from any mainland and thither let all
members of the bomb and fuse cult be
transported? Let the nations take their
turn In having a patrol ship to see that
none Of The islanders escape. There in
a domain Of their own let them work
out their own salvation according to
their tenets but as they would have
only members Of their own cult to
practice upon the world would not fear
any of their performances.
In less than three months these men
would find IT necessary to organize a
government There would soon be
bloated landowneds among them, there
would be worse oppression than any
anarchist ever dreamed OF in his Wild
est moments when one of their own
number was made ruler; but the ex-
pertinent would prove interesting to all
tho world.
The United States win gladly pay the
price OF transportation for Emma Gold
man and all of the tribe she represents.
She and her conspirators live upon the
very society they inveigh against and
it would be simply Justice to place all
of the men ana women who think as
She does where they would be COM
PEELED to make their own living or
starve. They regard no enemy with
such horror as they do honest employ
mont and for that reason some place
where they could not prey upon the
peaceloving and industrious is the
I proper assignment Of the entire law
/ Hess lot Of terrorists
Yours respectfully
Antl-Anarchy.
Wilmington, January 2s.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
EMpERoR wILLIAM NJ wIN.

II HE result of the election in Germany for
members Of the new parliament the Kaiser
having dissolved the former one because it relus-
ed to comply with his wish and vote money for
the soldiers in South Africa, was defeat for the
Socialist party. The latter on the first ballot
loses some twenty members, but few Of these
viii be regained on the second ballotiug. Tt will
be noticed however that the total vote OF the
party in The empire showed an increase indicating
that there is no loss Of the socialistc sentiment
It was merely in the placing of the members.
The conservative parties gained little. The
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
PLANS FOR NEW THEATRE
Lyceum Company to Erect si5o,ooC
playhouse in Wilmington.

]. B. McElfetrick & Son, Of New
York, have prepared plans for $780,
600 theatre to be erected in this city by
the Lyceum Theatre Company.
The site of the new playhouse has not
been made public, but It is said that it
Is a most desirable one and that the
house viii be up-to-date in every re-
spect
George II. Nicolai and Dudley Nc
Adow, Of the stair & Havlin Offices 'n
New York. and Frank Burt, OF Toledo,
Ohio. are the stockholders of the Ly-
ceum Theatre Company.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
ANNIVERSARY OF
M'KINLEY'S BIRTH

sixty-four years ago to-morrow Will
liam Mckinley. the martyred Presi-
dent was born and throughout the
country his memory win be commemo-
rated.
President McKinley's favorite flower
was the pink carnation and this viii
be worn tomorrow by thousands Of
people as tribute to one whose mem
ory will be dear to them.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Monday, January %, 1907.
THROWING CORPORATION HARPooN.

4INO NNAlNL AAAeA AANfA 4 lNfAN nam WV
GUNNlNG indeed is the method adopted by
~ the corporations TO kill the measures adj
verse to their interests introduced in the Legs-
ature The rick is for one Of The several hired
attorney lobbyists to suggest TO certain mem
bers known to be owned and controlled by the
corporations that the proposed law is "unconsti-
tutional and then the harpoQn is thrown into the
bin and at the same time into the too complas-
amt people 90 such manner Senator Sparks ON
Friday killcd a bin directed against the public
service corporations. There may have been some
objections 20 the form Of The bill but had there
been the least desire TO enact such law it would
have been ain easy matter TO amend or rc-drait
the bill and avoid the cut-and-dricd objections
offered by Senator Sparks TO defeat the bill. We
submit that q measure introduced in the Lcgis-i
laturc. and meritQrious on its face, might and
should be licked into shape by the very expensive,
battery of legal talent employed by the Legisla-I
trc and unless the draft of the bill is either carc-l
lessly or dcsigncdly defective, the bill should be-
passed and the question of its constitutionalityl
be left to the courts The fact is that the corr
poradcns are in such control Of the Legislature
that it IS doubtful if one single measure will be
passed that in the slightest degree touches or
affects their interests The State Senator who
supposed to hold the Legislature in the hollow
Of his hand is relied upon TO protect the interests
oi the corporations, and a wink or nod from him
is said TO be fatal TO amy bill not favored by him
and the corporations he represents. There will
probably he a number of ready-madc opinions as
10 the consttutionality Of ant-corporation bills
offered by The corporation Senator between now
and the end of the session
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Personal and Pertinent

The opening OF the Pr B. and w. Railroad elevated
station To-day recalls mind the competent oni-
Client work done along the limo Of building the
Assistant Engineer Rghter Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
Company. Throughout the entire work of eevat-
ing the and the building station Mr.
Righer has given his undivided attention project
and has worked hard and faithfully to accomplish the
cnd which has been attained In this work he has
been ably by Of engineers have been
n perfect unison with their chief
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
WiII Reeonsider Its Aetion.

DOVER, Jan. 2S.-Owing TO the un-
certainty OF the passage OF the judge.
retiring bill by the Delaware Legisla.
ture, the Supreme Court, which was .
have convened on Tuesday. will be FUR
ther adjourned by Chancellor Nicholson
until Monday. April IS, by which time
whether the Judges are retired or not
come provision viii be made for hear
ing the cases pending.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
PEOPLES LEAGUE GROWS RAPIDLY

MT NOTWITHSTANDING it has already been
designated by Every Evening as a paper
organization and that its purpose is to substitute
mob rule for lawful and orderly government, the
Peoples League has grown to commanding pro-
portions. Its membership, which is composed Of
the representative citizens of Delaware, has
crossed the 500 mark and is expected to reach
1000 before the end of February. The purpose
of the League is not TO institute or foster mob
rule, nor what is almost as bad, rule by handful
OF aristocrats for their personal and private in
terests but to promote a rule of the State by
and for the people, to favor those measures and
reforms that contribute most to the general wei
fare of the people and to oppose those things that
tend to enslave the people and add to their all
ready heavy burden The special interests, capi-
talistic champions and defenders can sec no good
in the Peoples League, hence their abuse of it
and all other movements tending to enthrone the
people as rulers and masters of themselves.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Candlennas pav.

In an the Catholic churches on sat
urday next Candlemas day viii be OBJ
served. Candles viii be blessed and
distributed anonSlhe members OF the
several churches. The following day
the feaast of ST Blais. the throats Of
the people viii be blessed.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Society to Give Supper.
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

MIDDLETOWN, Jan. 2S.-The Wo-
mans Home Missionary Society Of the
NJ. =. church win hold q supper I'm the
room over the Transcript Office on Fri
day evening February ] and the Home
Missionary Society OF the Odessa N.
T. Church viii have q measuring So
cial" tomorrow evening in the lecture
room OF the church.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
The Thaw Trial.

Editor The Evening Journal.
The roof garden tragedy is one Of the
topics of the present hour, and the
question asked is what will he the out.
come OF the Thaw trial. Up to the time
of the writing OF this article the pro,
secution and defence have been un.
able TO choose but five jurymen, forty
six having been challenged and IL
forty-six times forty-six were refused
before they succeeded in getting twelv
to serve In the trial Of this unfortunate
victim of too much idle time money
gaiety etc. 1t would not surprise me-
read with disgust of the intentions
slgnlfed by Mrs Holman, mother-in-
law Of Thaw. In testifying against him
ana trying her best 10 condemn him
to the ignaninious death OF the electric
chair thus widowing her own child
who is reaplng the harvest of the seed
s0wn by her mother the said Mrs.
Holman. ON the other hand, picture
the tearing OF the very heartstrings
of Thaws poor mother, who expressed
willingness-yes eagerness-to sac
rince every dollar she owns TO give
nnn life at least even though he be
deprived of liberty. And why is Thaw
To-day before "a tribunal Of justice
lighting for that which we all love-
life and liberty? lis it not because he
resented the attentions to his lawful
wife of q man that Mrs. Holman toll
Grated and encouraged, not speaking of
hor benefits by his association?
Lot us all pray that for the sake Of
his mother, sisters and brothers. whe
win be Obliged to learn Of the decision
OF judge and jury, it will be NO.
guilty" In conclusion 1 would say, as
for Mrs. H3lman. she sounds very
much to me like the old phrase Zoo
much mother-in-law." Some Of your
readers may not agree with me, and IL
there are any opinions to the contrary
I would like to hear some OF them.
Yours respectfully,
A Sister
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
LECTURE WAS INTERESTING
Henry r. Rose, Of New York, Talks at
earriek on "The Story Beautiful

Henry r. Rose, Of New York, delivered
an interesting address upon the subject
-The Beautiful story" before the meet
ing for men held in The Garrlck Theatre
yesterday afternoon under the auspices
Of the Y NJ. c. A.
The lecture was beautifully illustrated
by numerous stercopticon Views depicting
various scenes and episodes in Chr.srs
life while on earth The singing was
under the direction Of Stanley Baker.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

Anonymous communications Tor the
peoples column VIII not b. PRINT d
Names of lontr'nNtou O. he column
win not be nfetea bpi mus b. fur
nlsAai rhe Evsu'ns Journal as an eFi-
dene o foaa Eith on the part oi tie
U.Ntilnuluf
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Baltimore and Ohio Three specis
Tours to Florida via Washington.

S4S.OO round trip from Wilmington,
January %, February y and 2e. For
itineraries and full details apply &c
Ticket Agents, Baltimore and Ohio r.
r.. or II. a. Miller Travelling Pass
Agent. city Ticket Offce, S0i Market
street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
pl,ns for Apartnent House.

f. J.. Rice, Jra is preparing plans for
an apartment house TO be built at
Eighth and Monroe streets by Harry
Emmons. Bids for the work viii be
asked for in a short TIME.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
The.
Equitable Guarantee
and
Trust Company
N. w Cor. 9th and Market SITS.

The large and increasing patronage
OF this company is the best argument
to prove that the public appreciates
the superior advantages offered in its
various department, embracing the
execution of trusts, the safe keeping
Of vaiuables. and the receiving Of de-
posits on which per cent per annum
is paid.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
NEW WSfNATOR TO ENTERTAIN

Members OF the Legislature 10 5e
Guests Of Harry A. Richardson.
United states senator-elect Harry
A. Richardson will entertain at dinner
in the Hotel Richardson, Dover to-
night members Of the Legislature and
several Of his friends who were active
in advocating his election to the Sem
ate.
The affair viii be an informal one.
although addresses may be made by a
number OF those present Senator
Richardson Is well known as host
and the banquet promises TO be a most
pleasant occasion.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
INSISTS UpoN soUARE DEAL.

n UST as he is prompt to condemn the abuses
of the railroad companies, so is President
Roosevelt equally alert to watch for fair play
for these great commercial arteries. The pro-
posed new constitution for Oklahoma appears
TO have gone to the extreme of radcalism. 1t
contained clause fog5Ndng the companies to
employ men TO guard their property in the event
of strikes or similar troubles. The President has
served notice upon representatives OF the new
State that he will all his power to prevent the
enactment Of such a sentiment into the organic
law Of the new State The constitution of a
State should be as simple as possible and contain
only the organic and fundamentals Better not
take too much from the Legislature.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

They put up hard fight in Texas on short no
tce against the reelection of Senator Bailey
The latter managed to win, but he will not be the
same commanding figure in The Senate that he
has been in the past.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
TESTS and Jin9Ies

she-I had a dream last nsht that you zane mo a
beautiful dress for my birthday.
He-Its very curious what highly improbable dreams
one has at Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Poet-why did YOU insist upon the your
letters when the engagement was brokeng
The Novelist afraid She might dramatize them.
Cincinnati Commercial
mrs So you managed TO get to the bargain
FOR Did you anything real cheap there?
Griggs-Yes. caught glimpse OF myself IN a mirror.
Boston Transcript
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
FINANclAL cARps.
'--'-'-'''''''-'-'-

This Company to act for you in az,
Trust capacity and you won't have 3.
worry about your wishes not being caI
rled out.
safety should be your first conside
alton in naming a Trustee. Guardian
an Executor. Administrator, Assigne
Agent, Receiver. our Capital, Surplu
and Experience in Trust matters mean
safety TO you.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Capital, Surplus and Profits
Over One Million Dollars.
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
OHIO NOWLAND. President.
b. BRINGHURST. Jr., Vice-President.
r. Pennypscker.
Secretary and Trust Officer
RICHARD REESE. Treasurer.
NJ. D. CROssAN. Real Estate offer.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

p 8 4. so0-rnLrpHoNEs-DelmaFyia as'S p
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

Senator-elect Richardson this evening will give
a notable dinner to the members OF the Legisla-
lure and some OF his personal friends as am APP
probation OF the high honor conferred upon him.
The Democratic members of the Legislature are
included in the invitations. Mr. Richardson viii
be the Senator of the whole people Of Delaware
We seem to be approaching am era OF good feel
ing in Delaware political life and may it long CON
tnue We should now devote our time and at
tenton to advancing the interests OF the State in
every direction.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

no attention paid 10 unsigned communications.
Advertising rates on application
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

ly mail. postage prepaid $500 year. or IS cents a
month payable IN advance By carrier six cents week.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

ALL THE NEWS FROM EvERywHERE
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

rs newspaper IS on sale at Broad street and Twenty
fourth and Chestnut street ralrood stations fnllati
phia. ana at the Broadway Theatre news stand &c"
York
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

"ooy mint can make money without Advertising :
Gladstone.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

rERMs 81 suBscRIPTIoN.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

THE EVENING JOURNAL, COMPANY
Fourth and shiploy Streets wilmington Delaware
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

A Republican Newspaper published daily every ai'er-
noon except Sundays, by
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Peoples Column

- -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
. POZNANSKIEGO.

e. GNIEZNO. Znowu kap}an
pred sadem. w Gnieznie So.
dzono zn6w ks. prob. Fiebi-
ga z Jarzabkowa. Oskarzenie
zarzuca1o mu wykroczenie
przeciwkc paragrafowi 100
kodeksu karnego (podburza
ME do gwa}t6w) Pa1agraf
ten przepisuje kare pieniezna
az do 600 marek Tub wiezie-
ME do 2 lata. Ksiadz Fiedig
wzywae miat PREY %spowiedzi
dzieci szk6lne, .azedy ME Cd
powiadaly pod czas niemie
sn;auki religii. Przes}uchano
pres: l. 80 6wiadk6w g}6wnie
dzieci Prokurator wni6sf o
m,esiacc wiezienia, sad wyda1
wyrok uchwalniajacy, pon'e
waz VIVA ks. Fiebiga ME
stwierdzonq. "4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.

TORUN. Pijafstwo stra'
sznis sic pom5ciio ma robot
niku Ordonie. PracowA PREY
zakladaniu portu " Korzeh
Gu okazyi wyplaty zarob.
ku tax sic upil, 20 go VS.
p6}towarzysze zupe}nie bez+
p]rzytomnego byli %zniewoleni
pomie6cic v barace. Mkt Mkt
sic wiecej . niieegoo ME trosz;-,
cyl, gdy go za6 nareszcie
znaleziono, b.yl juz ma pol
skostniaty. Odstawiono go
do lazaretu, gdzie mu trzeba
bylo odjec recei nogi. Me
szczedl!wiec, mmlody ieszcze
czlowiek, bedzie wieczystym
kaleka, ciezarem zony, dziecl
i! sp6feczehstwa swego je-
dynie skutkiem w1asnego
p1ja1stwa. an
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

GRUDzIADz. Is marek
kary Tub 8 dni aresztu ma
lozyl sad okregowy " Cru
dziacu mandatem karnYm ma
p. NJ. ~Piechowskiego "a to,
70 tenze ME pc niemiecku
jak togo wymagaf nau czyciel
p. Konieczny, lecz " jezyku
polskim zamiescil " ~ ,,Gazz.
Gruda" nadeslane mu pre-.
ze6 sprostowanie. Trzeci pro
ces rredaktora ,Gazety Grudz.
p. st. Paszli6skiego " pieciu
sprawach dotyczacYch strej,
ku szkolnego, naznaczony
zostal ma 81 BIN. O godzinie
2 po po}udniu. W czwartek
zas dnia 1t bm. zasiadall na
}awie oskarzonvch PIP. Jan
Szczepa6ski i Paszli1ski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
S%pOtykalmy ludzi codzie1,

SpOtykamy ludzi codzie1,
kt6rzy bardzo malo dajaswias
Try tax zwanym ,patento-
wynn" lekarstwom; u5ywajac
prostego wyra zenia niawie-:
RIA moe. Me zdziwi to
nikogo gdy rozwazy, jak
wielu ludzi :zawiodio sic ma
Mich ME doznajac laden
ulgi W swych cierpieniach.
Me jest to jednakze dosta-
teczna przyczyna, ably cd
rzucac wszystkie lekarstw wa .
Many kilka lekarstw, kt6re
wytrzymaly probe czynu, a
miedzy temi jest Ora Plo-
ira Gomozo Jego odkrywca
,,stary" Dr. Piotr Fahrney
.by1 szwajcarskim, botanikiem
zyi pred przeszfo <wiekiem
W gorzystej cze5ci stanu Ma.
ryland ijsgo cudowne lecze
MIA uczyuiio go znanym da
lekoi szeroko, jakos ,Czaro
dzieja g6r Blue Ridke". By}!
on uczonym czfowie&iem i
wielkim Z badaczem rosin,
Tajemnica jego po wodzenia.
by}o Gomozo, czysto roslin-
ma kombinacya, ktore pre-
chodzi1o 2. fanilii ma familie,,
jake drogocenny spadek.
~Przywr6ciio ono zdrowie j
sife tysiacom chorych i jest,
jedynem lekarstwem, kt6re4s
mu mozna zaufae. Ora Pios
ira Gomozo ME Jest lzwyklem
lekarstwem aptecznem ME.
Jest ono znane " handlu, ale
.sprzedaja je Wprost chorym1
ludziom miejscowi agenci, ma
znaczeni przez wfascicieli:Dr.
Peter Fahrney & Soas Co,
So. Hoyne av., Chi
cago IN. 5l