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Evening journal., 1907-07-02
Abolish the post. He SAYS.

Editor The Evening Journal.
Since the BALTIMORE iadys letter to
Mayor Wilson was published there has
come from all parts Of our country
protests against the barbarity Of our
whipping post. and the members Of our
W. C. r.. L here in wilmington have
been aroused TO renewed condemna-
tion Of its barbarity Mrs. Sarah A.
Yerger in a letter Of May 2Sth says:
"Oh sister women of Wilmington and
Delaware why do we not one and all
come boldly forth and work for the
downfall Of the saloon and the aboll-
ton of the whipping post" The As
sociated Press says in part: when
Ward was finally cut down from the
whipping post he was IN terrible shape,
he was one mass OF welts and rings.
where the lashes had cut into his flesh,
and he had to be assistcl back TO the
worlhouseD A Kansas newspaper is
terribly severe IN condemnation Of our
brutality II SAYS: rs it possibiel Can
IL be true-this revolving brutality that
would disgrace an Apache savage. IL
sounds like a cry Of terror from the
inquisition of the middle ages-to read
il is 20 blush with shame and to burn
with indignation And this is the law
Of a so-called Christian land. Law OF
no law. such torture is a satanic crime,
the community that tolerates It is
worse than savage; inc. state Is which
it SIS possible is disgraced. Only the
vilest and most cowardlv public senti-
ment could sanction such fiendish bar
barity. Shame on you, Delaware
Shame on YOU, Wilmington If there
be men and women IN the state with
hearts IN their breasts and souls in
their bodies we appeal to them to be-
gin q crusade this very hour against
the lielijsh whipping pest which has
. disgraced their city ard State before
all Cl'g istendom.' Nov this severe
structure seems necessary 10 arouse
some cf our people TO % realization that
continuing this kind Of punishment is
a disgrace to our State. There Is no
good reason for retaining the whipping
post when we abolished the pillory
and doing SO has been the cause Of
great loss 10 US. both in character and
money. Now If our courts and
judiciary would as much as possible
refrain from sentencing delinauents TO
the lash. and our next Legislature
would promptly abolish whipping, Il
would cause general rejoicing. and re-
lieve us Of a stigma which has all too
long kept as in the. rear Of enlightened
progress.
Yours truly,
y. Ferris.
Wilmington, July 2.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02

The Newark Ledger says there is one fresh
man taking the agricultural course at Delaware
College, and one student is also pursuing a spe-
cial course in agriculture The Ledger concludes
that the course is not what the young men want,
or else there is something wrong. The coming
year will test the courAe" The agricultural stud
les in many Of the universities OF the larger
States are well patronized, and Delaware College
should have a larger percentage Of agricultural
students. This can be brought about only by the
farmers working in harmony with the college au-
thorities.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
FUNERAL OFREV.W.R.H HIRONS
Several ciersymen Conducted Services
Over Remains Of the Deceased
Minister.
specIaI b The Erenlnr Ionrnnl

DOVER, July 2.-The Methodist
minister, and member of the Whining
ton Conference. Rev. William r. Hir-
ons. whose sudden death occurred at
the Methodist Hospital i'm PHILADELPHIA
on Friday, was laid at rest in Lakeside
cemetery a number of fellow minis
ters attending his bier. The funeral.
which took place from the residence
Of his father, Assemblyman James r.
Hirons, was conducted BY Rev. George
w Bounds OF Harrington. the deceas-
eu's classmate, assisted By Rev A. w
Lightbourne, Rev, Joseph Brown Tur-
ner and Rev A. p. Wilson. Other
ministers present were DR.. W. l.. Good
ing, J. T. Van Burkalow. r. l.. Cross
and r. 5. Stephens. The beautiful
floral designs included some elaborate
emblems from neighhors and friends
and one wreath from Senator II. A.
Richardson Crossing the Bar" and
other appropriate selections were sung
by male voices.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
SENSITIVE EIREMrn

The Witham (sse) FIRE brigade applied 10 the Urban
Council to be supplied with new uniforms, the
place Of the white calico overalls, locally known as
white ducks" which they have had to wear for some
time past when attending fires. They complained that
to appear In such an outfit with brass helmet had
made them the subject Of public rdicue ,hey asked
for 40 pounds to be expended in providing with
proper nremen's dress
The Council refused, the ground that they could not
incur such an expenditure in order make their hre
brigade mt to go into show" and the iremen have
reioned by handing in their ressnauonsLondon Eyen-
ing Standard.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02

The Dover Index has completed its twentieth
anniversary, and we wish it every measure of
success. Publishing newspaper in a town Of
the size OF Dover, with three competitors, is no
easy task, and an editor will not get rich. Editor
Dunn, however, has continued on the even tenor
OF his way and the Index is a real good weekly
paper 1t possesses independence and is not
afraid to speak its sentiments even though they
may not be popular at the time. The Index has
always enjoyed good patronage, and THE
JOURNAL hopes it will continue as prosperous
as possible
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
MAYoR,s sALARY ZOE BAND.

Kurt Listeman public splritedly donated his years
salary Of $50 Of the city the Forest city
Band and to show their appreciation the boys viii give
series OF weekly band concerts. A meeting will be
held TO make arrangements and do little pracucng
The Neillsvie band is good one and many fine musi-
clans are members. j. ID. Lnenhan, Of River Falls will
arrive tomorrow direct the band lie will also work
In DICK Tounsends barber shop. Under Mr. Linenhans
direction the band boys hope greater musical
skill and make their concerts especially attract-
ive.-Neillsvile Wis. Times.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
FINANCIAL n F FINANCIAL
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American Nulcanized Fibre. G
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Evening journal., 1907-07-02
SUNDAY SERVICES INSEAFORD
Special to The Evening journal.

SEAFORD. July 2.-Large and en-
thusiastic temperance meetings were
held in St Johns NJ. L. Church all
day Sunday. Rev. George l.. Hardesty.
pastor of Seaford circuit, spoke at the
twilight service
State Treasurer r. N. Rawlins ad-
dressed the Sunday school in the after
noon and In the morning the pastor,
Rev w o. Hurst preached a sermon
upon the subject; why Should the
Citizens of Delaware Vote TO Destroy
the Legalized Liquor Traffic"
Evening journal., 1907-07-02

Oxford University has conferred the degree Of
Doctor Of Letters upon Mark Twain. The Eng
lish university takes the American humorst seri-
ously, but Mark deserves all that is coming to
him. We trust DIR. Twain will continue to pre-
scribe humor as a cure for our ills And as
fact it is much better than some OF the drugs that
we often take.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
Sd ta RaItimore lad Rsturn.

Sunday next, July Z. via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Special train leaves
Wilmington 9.45 a. m; returning.
leaves Baltimore Union Station. 6.8S
IN. M Similar excursions July p, Au-
gust 4 and 1Se
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
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contributer.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02

that mad considered themselves immune from
prosecution. Their cry is being heard. That is
all there is to the fight against Roosevelt, and the
people understand it The Constitution will be
safe in his hands
Evening journal., 1907-07-02

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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
MANBURNS
Kl0ndiker Incinerated With
 His Cabin

Dawson, Feb. 2S-The search of The ruins of Lynch and Campbel's cabin, on Gauvin gulch. which was destroy ed by fire on the morning of January 25, resulted in the finding of the bo iy of James Lynch. Only the trunk "a mains. The head, arms and legs were consumed
 Lynch was last seen around the Forks on midnight of January T. He was very drunk when he started for home
 From the position Of the body Lynch evidently was awaEended by the flames, and tried to save himself. He succeed ed iu getting out Of the bedroom, where the Ire started, but was overcome by the smoke and fell within few feet Of the cabin door, where the body was discovered.
 Nothing iS known of Lyuch'S history, but he is thought to nave relatives ou Quartz creek.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
MUST YIELD
Growth of Alaska InSureS
 Self-GOverDmrnt
-Seattle Post-Intel.nge.cer

tSthNLlG NNA- LNN.t NsaN Et
 Why the federal government should break from a territorial policy it las pursued for more than a century. way it should withhold from Alaska right and a privilege it has granted other territories ot less moment iU uater.a. wealth and in population, are questions not easily answered Without rhyme or reason. Alaska seems lo have been put upon the unfair list. uowev.r, the robust and loyal American citizens who live 10 the northern country. and who have dedicated their talents and energies to it's development. need no; despair: there will be a day reckoning and the wrong will be righted.
 Alsska's phenomenal growth Is an eloquent reminder that in very sh9., space of time the fedora. government will be compelled, on account o' she bulk. importance and value Of Alaska $ resources and productiveneSS. to y.a.d the just and reasonable demands now made iu behalf Of the, territory. It is SO written ia the destiny Of the nation, and men who are now standing in the light will be forgot iu the day Of Alas ks's triumph.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
for Additional Entry
Under Section gS26 Revised Statutes
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| <. Land Office a' Juneau, flask,
 NOTICE Is EEEEBN GIVEN that NORTH WESTERN EISHERIES COMPANY. Assignee benefits of section 2Soo ot the Revised StsiuteS aF the United ~tatC> granting additional land t0 soldiers aud sailors W ho served lD the War oi rhe Rebellion, does hereby apply C. enter the and embraced in r. =, Survey No. 64. situated ..t Inc head and on lhc Northeruly shore Of Chii- Root Inlet, Alaska, more particularly described as follows
 Pars-nirEar a point at ordinary high water 1rsrs on North shore O; Chilkoot Inlet, granite buW1ier fylN5 feet showing feet above ground with x &. corner point and marked Beg. Coz. Nr.T s. 65t. whence smoke stack oi Leonard. .> Canue-y hears $. Ss degrees so aim.-g~ E about Sr miles. Point he0Ean bear ~ la tcCrec~ "a minutes E. about s5s rrH-.- thence moaOdCriuC high water mark Ch..rn.t Inlet. 'S' course S. sN degrees on mn. utrs N. s.uJ chs. 2UG course. North ~o degrees G> minutes W $40 chs Go a point from which ~. P. Con- rT main Cauucry building bears <. 'S5cgrls> E- UIuutc> W. srd course S. 74 degrees 2 m'uuieS N. 401 chs ,th coUr>c, S. 69 degrees .s minutes W. chs. S,h course >. T oeCrce> se wlnuto~ W. E.D1 chs. bth course \. 7sdCgrce> g minutes W. E0l chs. to Cor. No. at ordinary high water mark from which NCCCan Point bears ~.. a degrees % minutes E.. about a5f rnilrS. smoke stack Of Leonard'S CsuuCry bear ~ &s GCE-Cc> ls minutes r. about @Ar miles. thcnccN 6u-rsg~ o minutes W. 7.1e chs. % Cor. \ 8 @ granite rock eON6NS InS Is lns. 10 ErCTun marked ~ ta Cor. NO. a. thence N W degree. minutes F.. I9. 4S chs Co Cor No. a. -r.ln5ta rrgk marked S 6Sl Cor. No, thence $. degrees 30 minutes F. 50 chs Co Cor Nor. the place of beginning Area i5. acres. N agnetic variation aJ all corners Sl de grccS HT minutes F.. AS additional Jo her original homestead entry on the N hs Of SW .har and Lot 0f Sec. 10. Twp. lSb \. Ot R. sS W ,sth. P. NJ Minnesota which she entered August l6th 1878 nCr homestead No. z6S0 Rt Fergus Falls NInu. r .C. 2gf>.
 Any and al. persons claiming adversely any portion n. the above described tract of land Src require. -n he with the Register and Recover rf fnr Land office. at Juneau Alaska thcIr a6r.r>c claim thereto under oath during he pcrIuI of publication, or within a days thereafter or they will be barred by qT ovisicns ut the statute. -
 NDKTRWESTERN FS HERES COMPANY
 Assiguceof Mary Belle Saaket. IT ISHEREEN ORDERED that the foreEoinE Notice be uub.tshcd in the Daily Alaskan print ed. at SAaCway. Alaska, for thc StelutoTy period
 JOHN W. DUDLEY,
 Register
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
MATTER FOR CONGRATULA
 TON

The'fsc: that the Skagway water Sys- tenn hsS stood the test Of the long, cold winter that IS coming to it's close and is iu good working order, stands ss 8 safe bulwsrk between the city and danger from fire. .sa matter for congratulations al rounH. |, demonstrates the efHci. cocy Of he system. itself, and the coupe,ence ot those who have had charge ot its administration since its 5nsyalls, on.
 While We arc taking of water, it ts 20, ou, of place, also, to say that the generosity of the Northwest Light * Power Company jn permitting the cocuect.ou Of tts water plan, with tha, of muuic.ua.tv on terms that are so liberal .5 ;he city. thus making avail aare. ID vase Of need. its water supply, has places ,he taxpayers and people Eenersly under obligations. The conpauy lid the white thing 10 white manner. Superintendent Hrowne deserves the words of appreciation expressed by Councilman McGrsth a the council meeting last njght.l
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06

WhEa Senator Dryden could not capture a reelection for himself iu New Jersey. i; ts admitted that one of his creatures was the successful man. Col. F-ank Q. Briggs resigned from the army to wo-s for corporation. He mas oee1. !, is alleged. a corpora. ton serrsu; ever since. Dryden made him char o: the republican state com mtttee and state treasurer. He has now male him senator where he will, it is De. eyed, continue to take orders from h.~ creator.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
PRESS REMAINS UNMUZZLED

The Washington state senate has zone or record .u favor Of au un- mu .ed press. That will save all con ce-ued .a, of trouble. of course the press of Washington would not wear ma ale .l, !; would cause more or less annoyance 60 have the old thing hang, ing a-oaa5 Thea muz7.e Of that Sina proposed by Senator Graves Is one ths, .> a.wsy> a temptation to the men who desire 10 heep things covered There .> constantly a desire to adjust ;, 10 a2 unwilling paper, and that voa.d mean danger Of dissertation for the VOL 3-ne-s3iISter.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
FIFTH AVENUE READY

The Fith Avenue hotel has been reopened to the travelling public after a thorough over hauling. It is better prepared to care for the trade than ever before. Since the last seassu ten large rooms and suits with baths have been added to tho building, It is pre- pared to offer the best accommodations Of any hotel iu the North.
 Your patronage is solicited.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
Notice OF Settlement of Final
 Account

h the Matter of the Estate of, Jacob Bloom, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the ad- ministrstor has filed in the United States Commissioner Court at SksE- way, sitting in Probate, his final ac- count as administrator of the above en- titled estate, and the court has fNe6 Friday March s, 1907, at o'clock in the afternoon as the time of hearing and settling said account. All persons having, therefore, anything to say why said account Should not be settled and approved, are hereby notified to maEe their appearance in said court, on said day and date and hour and make their allegations ia that behalf.
 Emil Korach,
 Administrator. Jan. : to March s 1907.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06

Delegate Wsskey urged the presi' den, and secretary 0f the navy to name the nev SI0.Co0oOo- -hattleship that was ordered by the late congress Alaska, ''
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
For Sale

! an instructed by the owner to offer for Sa,. ..Oc, Q. Block, 26. the South east corner of Broadway and lth avenue. This valuable peIcc of property has 8 frontage of loo. feet OO Broadway.
 Phil AbrShsmS. 3t
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
At tho Mascot

Mt. Vernon rye and Old Beimon whiSksvs, double stamped goods, st wholesale prices at the Mas
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
Seattle Saloon

For the choicest stock of liquid re resEur its. the Seattle Saloon leads them all. The famous Seattle Rainier beer al ways on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
PtI.sCBrsa iu6 Days

PkZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed ing or Protruding Piles in to IA days or money refunded. soc, M-W-F
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06

City Jerk Bridge was in action last night. He was there like a duck.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
10 cuREA,coLpNoN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRONO Q0rI-ie
 Tablets. Druggists refund money f lt fails to cure. F.. W. GROVES S;Gla- ture is on each byI.2 5c.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06
Fresh Meat

The Frve- -Bruhn Co- keep all kind ot fresh meat constantly on hand. T
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06

Queen of theCocoa- nut Islands" at Elks' Hall, Monday, March 11th. l-w
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-06

Jan. : to March s 1907.
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