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Evening journal., 1907-08-29
Fidelity pefeats opsrators.

Tho Fidelity baseball team defeated
tho Operators and Dispatchers team
OF the Pennsylvania railroad at River
view to-day by the score Of IA to 13.
J. C. Collision is manager OF the Fidelity
team. and George Salloway Of the rail-
road team. The clubs viii play another
game next Thursday.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
NEEDED PIG AMBULANCE.
Hogs Wobbled Along Street Worn Out
by Their Long Journey.

Nearly one hundred filthy. foul smell
ing and fat hogs were ushered up Ship
ley street shortly before 9 o'clock this
morning enroute from the railroad at
the foot of this thoroughfare to the
slaughter pens near Fifth and Walnut
streets.
The hogs wobbled along the street
in a manner that indicated that they
were worn out by their long journey
from the west. One particularly fat
and filthy brown hog became tired at
Fourth and Shipley streets and refused
to proceed further. An improvised ann
bulance was trailing in the rear of the
procession and the hog, uttering weird
shrieKs was picked up by four men and
tossed into the wagon.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
LEFT YACHT FOR AUTO
Ex-senator AlIee's Son Stranded In
Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Aug, 29-Caught
in calm and with the engine of the
auxiliary schooner yacht on which
they We're travelling broken down, a
party of IL young men of Dover, put
into Annapolis harbor last night
Among the party WIS James Alice,
son of ex-senator Alice. of Delaware.
They were anxious to get back 20
Dover and. afraid to take chances of
getting much of a breoze, they chart
cred an automobile from a local
owner
The were conveyed to Odenton in
the machine. where they took a late
train over the Pennsylvania railroad
for home.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
WILMINGTON MAN
MAY BE DROWNED

A dispatch sent to this city conveys the
news Of the drowning near McNeal and
Edwards fish factory. Freeport, Va, last
week Of Joseph Smith. said 20 be either
from Wilmington or Philadelphia. Tho
body was recovered and buried at Free
port.
No man by the name Of Joseph Smith
Is missing from this city and as no fur
ther information has been received from
Freeport. IL is not known positively
whether the man is really from here.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
ro Mu-zIe cambridne pous.

CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Aug 29.-At a
special session Of the Town Council last
night it was decided to put in force the
ordinance requiring all dogs TO be
chained at once unless provided with a
Wira muZzle.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
ORGANIZE Teaehers' Association.

The officers and teachers Of the
Washington Heights Sunday school met
last night and organized the Wash
ington Heights Sunday School Teach
ers' Association.
Professor w. Eddie Marks was elect
ed president; Charles II. Grey secre-
tary and J. Chandler Pyle, treasurer.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
g The
Fall
e. Trade

Fabrics and other cold weather ne
cessities are an issue the public will
soon have to deal with and this is TO
remind you that special occasions de-
mand special advertising. What have
you TO offer this fall? There will be
a keen quiclSening Of trade in a few
days and the merchants who keep the
most prominently before the public
and exploit the fads and fashions are
the merchants who viii get the bulk
sf this trade. Get busy,
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
EIeetrIe Llahs for cambrIdae.

CAMBRIDGE. Nd. Aug 29.-An
electric plant win be installed in this
city IN the near future. There are,
however, some slight differences in re-
gard to the charter between the town
and those behind thu
for electric lights.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
Manaqer Gets the Kiss.

GLENOLDEN, Pa. Aug. 29.-They
have a novel way at Glenolden Of coll
lecting fAids from the crowd at a ball
game to meet the expenses. A pretty
girl passes the hat around, and when
the task is completed the manager Of
the ball team imprints a kiss on her
rosy lps as a reward.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
Drove From Philadelphia.

Charles Pierson, vice-president Of
Jacob Reed & Sons. Philadelphia, drove
to this city yesterday to visit his
brother J. Harry Pierson, chief clerk
in the office Of Comptroller Chandler.
Mr.. Plerson spent to-day driving about
the country and win return 20 Philadel-
phia to-morrow.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
Ieraen EdItors "a on crops.

Even the editors Of the South Jersey
weekly papers ARE kicking about crops,
as they are not getting the heavy
weight watermelons and big peaches
the farmer usually brings to the Offices
for special mention.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
Robbed Professor,s House.

sWARTHMORE Pa, Aug. 29.-Dr
Henry Greenman. Of this place, profess
sor Of anatomy Of the University of
Pennsylvania. has returned 10 his home
from a vacation trip TO find that during
his absence his house had been robbed
OF most Of its valuables by burglars.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
BOTH LEGS CUT OFF
Connecticut Man Killed on The p, 3.
& w. r. r.

Charles Wade. % years old Of Derby.
Conn. was so badly injured on tho
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washingv
ton Railroad. six miles north of Elk
ton. that he died soon afterward. The
young man was stealing a ride on a
freight train. when he made a missep
between two freight cars, and both
legs were cut Off above the knees.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
Woman 70 shoot Reed Rirds.

Miss Essie Kirby, chief operator at
the telephone exchange in New Castle,
will be among the reed and railbird
.gunners next week. Miss Kirby has
secured a hammerless No. 1 gauge gun
for the sport.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
EormaI Enneral for cat.

CHESTER. Aug. 29.-Dan Ogden, a
pet cat belonging TO the Franklin Fire
Company. of Chester, was poisoned by
some malicious person. and the firemen
thought so much of the Thomas cat
that they gave him formal funeral
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
SHRlNERS TO CELEBRATE
Mobiles Prepare for a Public Demon
stration and a Parade.

Members Of the Lu Lu Temple,
Ancient Order of the MOBILES of the
Mystic Shrine. will give public
demonstration in Philadelphia, on Sep
tember 4. in celebration of the re-
opening OF the temple. Delegations
attached to the temple are expected
from Atlantic City. Wilmington, Ches-
ter. Camden and other points. Visitors,
not attached to the temple, are eX-
pected from Reading. Harrisburg,
Wnkesbarre. Altoona. Erie. Pittsburg,
Baltimore. New York and Washing
ton.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
Fisher.

Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Fisher an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Mary to John w. Clouser on We'd
nesday, August p, in Toronto, Canada,
by the Rev. John Pearson, rector Of
the Church Of the Holy Trinity.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
waIlinn up the Door Spaces.

Bricklayers to-day are walling up the
communicating doors in the Court
House offices TO make more wall space
for the steel filing cabinets that are
being installed I'm the offices.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
NJ Waste Paper In Street.

Mayor Crothers. Of Chester. has is
sued an order to the effect that all per-
sons who throw waste paper in the
streets and frighten horses will be ar
rested.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
Aqed Lelpsio Woman Dead.

DOVER, Aug. 29-Mrs. Sallie Den
ney, widow of Isaac Denney. one Of
the most influential citizens Of Leipsic
and land owner of farm and town pro-
perty in this state, died suddenly aged
so years.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
Wvneima council Meetino.

Wyneima Council. ID. Of p. will hold
an important business meeting tonight
on the night Of September 19 the
Council will adopt 20 new members
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
Grnat Hav crop In JerseY.

The hay crop in South Jersey is the
greatest in years. Rudolph Anson, near
Deerfeld turnpike, gathered 70 tons
from Is acres in two cuttings.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
EIned for prlvlna Lame Horse.

Henry Miller. a Wilmington trucker
was fined $40 by a justice of the peace
at Kennett Square for cruelty in driv-
ing a very lame horse.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29
WEATHER.

For Delaware; Fair tonight and Fri
day; not much change in temperature;
light northerly winds.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29

FaperInQ HcaItn Onlce Hooms.
The rooms of the Board Of Health
are being paper. This has been needed
for sometime, but the change has been
long time coming.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29

To-day's news in to-day's
Evening Journal is untrimmed.
unvarnished and without color.
Read and know the city.
Evening journal., 1907-08-29

When tout of work" " see
that a Journal want ad.
is "busy" in your behalf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-25
synbiIamm Der 8enselnf,r.

0or etnem 8ierteljahrtaufenb ipurbe
BON bem SoLldnber gbriitian Subeens
bic penbelubr erfunben. Der 1929 i'm
Saus ssborsns grfinber per6ffentli9te
1867 eine lateinif6e 9roi6iire iiber
bic bon ibm entbedte @eripenbung bes
penbeIs als 3eitmeFer. Sait elei6s
5eitig pereinigts er it9 nit einem llbrs
NADER Salomon goiter CUR prattis
f6en ausnuBuns feiner @ntbeduns.
Dieter sing fpfort an bic Qlrbeit, na6s
bem er am Is. Suni 1857, alIo por
$50 Sabren, bon ben @eneraIitaaten
bas patent fir bic Riebsrlanbe erboIs
ten bate. 9ereits 1858 eelanate bic
erite groBe llbr mad bsm nsuen Sps
item CUR gufitelIung. Gs mar bic
Stdbtubr bon S6epentngen, bic Ieiber
ni6t erbaIten geblieben lift. glah
9upgens S6iloerung mar ibr penbel
4.5 Wteter lang unb trug elm 9eipi6t
bon 25 4tIoeramm. 9lls bic Gltefte
duf uns getommene, bon Subeens
felbit aufgeitellte llbr 1T cine i'm pbps
iitalif9en Snititut Der 1lniperIitGt
Seboen befinblide anSufeben, bic etipa
aus bem porlebten Sabrsebnt bes II.
Sabrbunberts ftammt. Sm Sabre
1873 ber0ffentlidte 5upsens elm ar6s
Beres, aufammenfafenbes Wert iiber
bic penbeIubr. Sarin bef66ftigte er
ii6 aud nit ber intereiTanten Be
obd4tung. bic Der 4ftronom Bidder
1871 semo9t bate. Rider bate cine
Supgensfde llbr nad gapenns mitges
nommen. entbedte aber, bab iie bd bic
3eit nidt mebr ri9tis ansab. Sdliebz
li4 funb er, bab 5ie mad erbeblider
@ertiiraung bes penbsls pieber
itimmte. 6ubsens ertIGrte biefe grs
f4einuns gang ridtig bur9 bic gfbs
nabme Der SdDere bon ben polen
na9 bem 9lequator uab bere6nete aIs
Srunblase bic penbeaGnge BON goris.
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am bic al1elt in 40 aasrn.
Die tdlHeue Belle sss 3sitaHestssrsipess
oeufen BuruIfn GampbeQ,

Die tdHeue esifs ess 3sttuHestssrsipe
oeHtsn Burnley 6ampbsa.
Cine Reife um bic DeIt in 40 Sa>
gen 19e Stunben bat Elm aorrefpons
bent 'ber 2onboner ~Silnes," Sberits
Isutnant 9urnlep Campbell. auriidsss
le9t. ssxsssss..ss=--ssss- -=,.s-r-. --.
Campbell berlieb 2ibsrpool am 8.
Wat b. 8. I'm 7 llbr 20 Winuten
abenbs NIT etnem Ddmpfer ber ca
nabian paeifiesainie, um iid, mad
Quebec einsufdiffen. Dort fam er
am 10. Ulai 3 llbr Ru9mittaes an,
unb sipei Stunben ipGtsr sins ct NIT
benz 3use Der Canadian paeiftes9abn
mad @dncouper, mo er am 10. Moi
8 llbr Morsens dnIanete. lin IL ubr
80 Minuten beHeIben Saess fhiffte
er iid auf bem Wese na9 gotobama
Elm, erreidte biefen Safen am 26. Mai
8 llbr Mprsens. perIieB beni ielben per
Gifenbabn 38 Stunben fpGter unb
fam in Sfarusa am %. Wlai Tim 8
1tbr 80 Winuten an. Don bort aine
es pieber per 9ampfer um 6 ubr
Nudmittass ndf) Dlabiipoitpf, mo
Campbell um 2 llbr Is Winuten am
Rd9mittag bes 80. Wldi anfdm. lin
a llbr beifeIben Eaess beitiss sr ben
3ua Der transiibiriThen 9dbn mad
Sarbin, mo er um 7 llbr 25 Winuten
Rddmittags antam. Cine Stunbe
fpGter mar er auf Der Reife mad Srs
futst. bas er am a. Suni Inn 6 ubr
80 Minutsn Hadmittdgs errei6te. Sn
Wlosfdu tam er dm 10. SUM- um 2
1lbr 38 Minutsn Ra6mittdgs an. I'm
6 llbr befielben Sages mar er auf bem
3uge nd9 Wdri6au. gr Iatgte bort
nm 9 llbr 80 Minuten am glbeub bes
II. Suni an. unb sipet Stunbsn fpGs
ter bumpfte er na9 Berlin, bas er in
12 Stunben errei9t bate. aaum 5
Wiinuten nad Der antunft in Der
Spresitdbt fab er fdon i'm 3use. Inn
mad &Oln gu fabren, mo er um 9 ubr
8 Minuten @beubs anIdngte. I'm II
llbr Is Minuten 4benbs fubr er nad
Sienbe, erreidte bies am 13. Suni
Worgens Inn balb 8 llbr unb berlieb
es Inn IL llbr, um na6 9oper gu fab
rem. Sier fam er am ieIben Gage 10
Minuten bor 8 'llbr Nadmittass an.
Die Reife perIisf pbne nennensipers
then 3pifhenfaL. aud tonnte iiberall
giinitise 8erbinbung berseiteIlt tpsrs
ben. SGtte Campbell in Berlin nod
ben grpreB5us pstersburssgerlins
paris erreidt. 70 tpdre er nod einige
Stunben friiber in 0oper ansefoms
men.
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Oie R ptbe bonn 5rofdz
reg nl.mag ipobl auf bic 9batfahe
suriid5ufiibren fein. baB bic 6r6fhe
mad beftisen ResengiiHen in GROCER
3abl aus, ibren S9lupfpinteIn bsr>
porsutommen pfIegen.
Ger Orb oben gbinas
1T in manhen gropinaen bes Rei6es
10 duBerctbentli9 fru6tbar, bab Elm
Quabrdttilometer bdpon binreihen
foa. bic 2ebensbebiirfniiIe bon 500
Menfden gu befriebisen.
aus elmer ln5e SiGber
i'm WertBe bon go Gents fann Elm
MiinSfGlf9er flint 8ierteIbouars berz
ftellen =, 8iertelboIIors, bic in 8eauq
auf &Ians unb ausf.ben bon ben
edten taum su unterfdeiben iinb.
Gin mann in M c d amt
+ a II 8. We., 1T i'm 8eIiBe elmer
aarte bon Srforb gountp, pie es por
80 Sabren mar. auf ipelder Der Rame
zines ieben Mannes, Der aur bamaIis
gen 3eit in Srforb gountp lebte, Ioz
lpie bic Ramsn fGmmtIi6er Babe unb
2anbitraben bes gountps. bic bamols
porbanoen ipareu. per5ei9net fteben.
Gin tGGettriter bat Elm
8erfabren entbedt, 8dnanen na6 Be-
lieben 5ut Reife su brineen. Die
6ru6tbiif9el tperbsn babel in einem
luftbi6ten GlasbebGlter dufeebdnat,
porin cine 9lnsabI eIettrii9er 2dmpen
aneebraht lit. 9as tiinTtIi6e 2iht
unb Die Wdrme beIdlsuniaen ben Reiz
fungsproasB i'm 8erbGItnib aur 3abl
Der 9liibldmpen.
6 in & ameel fann in elmer
Stunbe nift mebr als iieben Meilen
auriidle9en uno auh biefe @ef9ipins
bigteitsrute permog es ni9t IGnger aIs
3tpei Stunben beiaubebalten. Die aez
p6bnIi9e Sdneaisteit bes .DiiItens
idiffes" betrdst fiinf MeiIsn bic
Stunbe. Birb es su sr0berer 9es
f9ipinbigteit anseIpornt unb feline
3rGfte erIabmen, 70 tniet es nisber,
unb ole 8Dlfe gIiens pGren auber
Stdnbe. es ipieber gum aufiteben gu
beipesgl.
Sieben Me den ers
N. Oils fieben 9olsfGller
ben PapettesSluB nur ettpa 200 SUB
oberbalb Der 5GlIe. apSIf WsiIen bon
9drben 8allep. Sbd., gu treuaen berz
ludten, perIoren iie in SoIss Der iibers
ius beftigen Str0mung bic apntrDIIe
iiber ibrs apei 8oote. bic nit rafen>
Der @efdtpinbisfeit auf bic SGIIe aus
trieben, um iperise 9tugsnblide fpdter
bopon perfbluneen gu perben. Reun
5oIsfGIIer in 5tuei tpeiteren gooten.
pet4e serabe i'm 8egriff fparen. on
Der gIeiden SteIIe ben GluB su treuz
zen. tparen baraufbin borii9tis eenus,
zine WleiIe tpeiter oberbalb Der sSGIle
iiber ben Stub su fabren.
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8peben:N
9nl q II ..

y
Das Staatsbepartement bat belhloi'
fen, cine eiseue slbtbeiluns fir Ditlihe
9lnsslsssnbeiten sinSurihtrn, ous oiplo'
mutiihs 9lnSelesenbsitcu nit osm
Orient erlebi9sn iOu. Suntinston
9Billon, Der brittle 0ilisituatsietretdr,
Der iabrslans ale Setretar Der amsritas
niihen Botldaft in IOtio 9eoient bat,
LIT Der @hsf Der ueueu abtbeilnns.
Seiue ;mei 9lIiiitenten iino Rereipal
Seineslmann BON Yenniptuanien, uno
gBilliam FbillipS pon Uiaiia6uietts.
Die @inri6tuns bes Bureaus lit pors
Idufis cine ueriudswciie. Scwdbrt es
ii6, 10 pirb es jur bauernosn Ginrid'
tung meroen.
Die @enerala9entsu BON IA Sebens'
psriiherunsss@siel iiberreidtsn
@ouperneur Dapibion uOu g8iseoniin
cine @rildruus, in Der Tie brOben, ihre
@eisllidaften gang aus Dem Staate 3u'
riid;u3ieben, weun Der 8ouperuenr
ni6t Die neuen @eiese sur 6eform bes
Serii6erun9sweiens nit ieinem SetO
bslsss. Die Gsielti6aiten erttdren,
oae fie unter ben uorgeihriebenen Se
oinsunssn feline @eihdfte iii 0iscOniin
tbun fDnnten unb nOllten.
@ine ButuersrplOiiOu auf Oem ariess.
fdiff r@sOrsia-. Ous SdisBiibuu9en in
Der 06be BON Garnitable in Der Cape
Sob Ban pOruabm. bat nenn maderen
Seeleutsn bas 2eben sefoitet. Dreijebn
anosre baben ibwere 8ranowunben bas
pOnsstrasen. slui uidt auiSetldrte
g8eiis wuroeu Swei ie 100 Rfunb Puls
Der entbaltenbe Sade eut;iinbet unb
issten beim 8erbrennen ben a6ters
tburm, in bem bic, Sffi3iere uno 18
SunOnisre bel ben @eidiisen waren, in
etH StammellHleef.
Die @ntidsibuns Der 9iem gOrfer
9eridte, OaB Gbeater unb Ssr9niiss
unaspldse nidt Su #Sanoel uub Sc
werbe" 3u rednen iino uno iomit bic
Slassn sesen ben 9beatsrtruit ab3ur
peiisn ieien. bat cine art Belttrult 3u
Stanbe gebradt. Die 9erreu slbra'
bam Z. @rlanser unb Mtarc Slaw beab.
fibtisen nihts @erinseres. OILS Die
GbsutsrintereHsn ber neuen unb Der
alten 8elt Su coniulibiren. Die elm.
leitenoen llnterbanblun9en init Gnas
lamb, Deutidlano, Seiterreit uno
5rantreiA finb i6on sepflOseH.
Sine llnterIuduu9 Der uerldiebenen
in ben Sereinigten Staaten per;apften
SObapdiierlein uon Seiten bes 8tns
neniteuer Gmtes bat 0ieiultate ers
seben, Die Die. Dnmen Der B. 6. z.
Il. unb aubere &rd9er Der blanen
S6lsifen in beili9en Germ perlesen
Siirfte. sic baben tbatid6lid in
ibren gimouaben, Sraussaosu, 9ime
8bOspbaten etc. ibrem SBitem mebr
slltobol eiuperleibt, ais es Der Bier.
trinter nit ieiuem @Iais Bier tbut.
Denn Oiele bisier ianften @etranfs
finb mad oem 9eridt Der Ssamtsn
nit pier PrOieut stlfObOl neelabsn-.
DabrsuO bas 10 fanatiI6 aneesriffeue
Saserbier peniser oils orsi Pro;eut
entbalt. 1lnb 10 bat manfe ameri.
faniibe driftlide Eempereuslerin tds.
lid mebr 9ei6liirft ais mau6er bier.
conlumirenbe @ermaue.
8sridte aus alien &i6tunsen meloen
iiber nn9ebsuren S6uoen, wel6er bur6
WalSbrSnbe i'm 9torOsn auseri6tet wiro.
Cine WfsIonng aus 0iabsr bsIast, baB
alle 9oI3fallerlassr Der Wtub 9afe
Snnber Company unb piele Sarm<
bduisr ben 5lammsn gum Spfer &C.
fallen ieien. gtad ben Melounaeu lift
aud piel Sieb umssfOmnen. 3wilfen
500 nnb 9iewberrb 1T GROCER Sda.
ben bura bic Slammen aneeri6tet
Doresn. 4- aszsza : - -
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Semcfratifde Stpminaticnen.
Staat a t..

Staat.
8iir g&l Bmtiffsr-3pbu D Sarmpn.
Gpuutu.
siir Gppirplltur-Spftpb VI Bal.
fnr Gerpntr-Tr. J. J. SaltrY
Bur gnmtFtr- @. =. Wttsa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-25

8drbier (inbem ct einen auus
ben. Der f9on einise Woden fein
Announcement fdufbis III, gum britten
NAL fdueibet): n0onnertpettsr, merit
Der benn immer NOD ni9tsa-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-25
ReHextcn.

o q uner: ~Wenn i'd MIR tin
ttnoiges Wlal mo breibts Bib biersias
taufsnb Wdrt etobern funnt, . follt
baHn gar tan ebrIi8eren Mentden &c.
ben tnie mial~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-25
OrAtiteitte+

BolIt ibr sintn @ratifsin befsasn 2 Soitpb
Sniuen, er esutfGs BiIebausr ron Sses paIf,
III u. Main Noenue,
bat bic srREts auepabl ron Stsinn. ppn SIS
bic $500. 9lit pab lisr'u Maitinris bin Id
in ben Sianp esftBt. biz Arbsii btHsr une bilt.
ger III lisittn. mic irstnS tin auftrts 5s1&dft
IN bH llmststnb. Spr,Gt Dor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21

the hands OF Governor Hughes In
Now York and that the removal of,
MIR. Sanders and the appointment o.
successor likely to be more in sym,
patty with Mr.. Hughes administers.
tion Is merely part OF that program.
II has also been pointed out at the
White House that Mr.. Porter is the
Congressman from the district form
| erly represented by Mr., Wadswortn
and therefore his wishes are to be
respected In the matter OF appoint.
ments rathor than those OF his pre-.
decessor.
Naturally enough the difference be-
tween Mr. Wadsworth ana the Presn
dent have created the impression
that the latter Is also hostile toward
young Mr.. Wadsworth, who Is speak.
er Of the New York Assembly. 1t Is
emphatically denied at the White
House that any such hostility exists.
The President did not object to his
reelection as speaker and 1t is said
that when certain friends of Governor
Hughes undertook to criticize or to
oppose Mr.. Wadsworth, Jr., the Presl-
don't exerted his influence to have
them called OF.
Former Congressman Wadsworth
has often been termed the Baron of
the Genesee Valley" He comes of
distinguished ancestry. long located
in that section, and The proprIetors
of many broad acres. The family has
always been distinguished in war and
politics and has been represented in
every war from the revolution to the
present, Mr.. Wadsworth, ST., serving
in the Civil anG his son in the Span.
ish-American war.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21
WEAKNESS OF THE JURY SYSTEM

1t probably would not be entirely
just to make the charge Of coward.
Ice against jury men who fail to agree
Oh verdicts. but Il Is none the less a
fact that hung" juries are fast COM
Ing to be the rule. with YER
diets In trials involving the
death penalty or long Imprisonment
terms. This fact is simply an illus.
tration of the weakness of the jury
system In our courts. Theoretically,
trial by Jury is the fairest possible
sort of trial. In fact, jury trials
have become far different things from
what tho system was intended to
guarantee. The Thaw trial is case
In point. Tho mans life was sup
posedly at stake, and the jurymen
hesitated. even after long delibera.
ton. to be responsible for sending him
to the electric chair.
We have just had another instance
in the trial OF q state senator in Lit
tie Rock. Ark, involving the posi-
bility OF long term in the peniten-
tiary. His twelve peers simply would
not assume the responsibility OF max
ing convict of him. 1t would not
be Just. perhaps, to accuse any indi-
viduai member of either of the jur-
los, or of other juries that follow the
same course. Of Sinking their duty.
They are but men. They do not
serve on juries from choice; the duty
Is thrust upon them and is aften q
great hardship. 1t. is in reality no
more to their interest than 10 the
interest OF any other citizen that the
man brought before them accused of
crime shall go to death or to penal
servitude.
1t need not be matter OF great sur
prise II men under such circumstanc-
es follow the line of least resist
ance," and agree to disagree. It is
the easiest way out OF an unpleas-
mt situation, and even though 1t is
costly one to the state. jurymen
are but human. Mistrials through
jury engagements are almost every
day occurrences.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21
Hard Times In Kansas.

The old days Of grasshoppers and
drouth are almost forgotten ip the
prosperous Kansas Of today; although
q citizen of Codell, Earl Shamburg,
has not yet forgotten hard time
he encountered. He says: 81 was
worn out and discouraged by cough.
Ing night and day, and could find no
relief till tried DR., Kings New Dis.
covery. 1t took less than one bottle
TO completely cure me-" The safest
and most reliable cough and cold
cure and lung and throat healer ever
discovered. Guaranteed by The Ideal
Pharmacy. Soc and $1.00. Trial bot.
tie free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21

1t is dangerous for millionaires to
talk these days. Senator Elkins was
asked about politics. and laughingly
declared that the country was sure
to have a good President next time,
even IL Bryan was elected. "Ah,
la" said a Roosevelt man, "there
is part OF the conspiracy. OF course
Steve Elkins is in 1t! Bryan to beat
Roosevelt! These fellows are bonnd
to give themselves away" And thus
are deep, dark plots disclosed Is
Bryan to be tagged" as conspira-
tors candidate?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21

Judge Samuel H. cowan of Texas.
who has studied the railroad ques.
ton thoroughly. has been in consul
tation with the President Judge
Cowan says that when the Texas
rate cases come up the railroads will
be asked to explain the entries for
"sundries" and particularly in the
legal department. It is anticipated
that when the railroads are called
on the produce vouchers for the
money expended by their legal de-
partment, they will show. the white
feather. The money spent by in.
surance companies for ostensibie
legal services, which is popularity
known rs the yellow Dog Fund" is
bagatele compared to that expend
ed under similar circumstances by
the railroads.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-21

Tho man who committed suicide
In New York hotel and left note
saying that Inc cause was betting on
horses, and that he was going to
heaven, guessed as wrong, probably
on the latter point as he did on the
winners.