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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-19

hRHE outlook for the summer the
atrical season here Is certainly
one that should be particularly
gratifying to theater-goers, II the
character Of the companies at the
respective theaters Is any index oy which
to Judge This view Is strongly suppie-
mented by the excellent work of the players
already shown at the Columbia and the
Belasco. where large and apprec.atlve auoi-
ences have not only testified to the local
popularity Of the artists, but have spoken IN
no uncertain tone Of approval In the pox
office receipts In this connection II may
not be amiss to state that Washington tne-
ater-goers are fortunate in having a partic-
ularly strong array Of talent to FURNISH
them the opportunity for choice OF the pest
In comedy drama and music indeed, IL IN
augurates a new departure for washington
when the local managers offer representa-
tive stars In dramatic and musical lie at
bargain-counter prices of ADMISSION. Dig
audiences, therefore, should be the Sc
quence of this effort
X
A stronger performance Of Sardou's IA
nous Diplomacy" than that given by the
Columbia Theater Stock Company the past
week has rarely been seeR-in this city. Inc
selection of the drama was most oppor-
tune one for the initial appearance OF Mr..
Wilton Lackaye and Miss Charlotte Walker,
whose clever presentations added much to
the work of Miss Hilda Spong, as the
Countess Zicka, and others of the well-bal-
anced cast. The memory of former great
successes in the leading roles did not make
the work of the principals suffer by COM
parison The ninth of the Columbia The
alter stock seasons has had a most auspi-
eious beginning, and the trio Of stars that
head the aggregation will make it more
plays produced and the finish Of the per-
formances.
The Edwin Arden Stock Company, in a
wel1-chosen play that gave the popular ia
vorite, Mr.. Arden, and his talented support
ing company splendid opportunities for
clever work. inaugurated the supplemental
spring and summer season at the Belasco
last week. The play, Oscar Wilde's noted
comedy. 1.-The Importance Of Being Ear
nest" was received by enthusiastic audi
ences, the character of John Worthing af-
fording Mr.. Arden a comedy role in which
he proved himself thoroughly at ease and
which, oddly enough, appealed strongly to
summer audiences. OF course, additional
interest eentered in the company and its
work, In that several of the players are old
Washington favorites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-19

all. Henceforth Sophy Is his friend and
ally in his love affair. The play, while
dramatic, fairly eparkles with comedy and
bright lines throughout. The play should
prove a strong bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-19

Representative OF the Supreme CoGzcii OF Mexico.
ern and northern jurisdictions of the United
States, France. Belgium, Italy, Ireland,
England and Wales, Scotland, Portugal,
Peru. Brazil, Venezuela, United States of
Columbia. Argentine Republic. Uruguay,
Colon, Mexico, Greece. Hungary, Switzer-
land. Canada, Dominican Republic, Chile.
Spain and Egypt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-19

.HE outlook for the summer the
atrical season here Is certainly
one that should be particularly
gratifying to theater-goers. II the
The oasis., 1907-03-16

gauge railroad of the Mexican Gen. tral will be kept busy handling the construction material, and but little other freight will be removed. The Colima- Manzanillo line was washed out during the disastrous floods last fall, and in the recon struction some stretches of track were built along the Armeria river with view to temporary use only. It is expected that these stretches of track will be washed out early in the rainy season. and consequently orders have been is. sued to move all construction ma terial before the rains begin.
 Tracklaying is now i'll progress on the extension south of Tuxpan, and will be carried on without in- terruption to the second crossing of the Tuxpan river, which is twenty-six kilometers below Tux pan. There the work will wait on the construction of a steel bridge across the river. Construction of track out of Colima in the direc- tion of Tuxpan will be started within the next two or three weeks.
 Work is to begin this month from Colima, east, on the Mexican Central Manzanillo branch so that the work of construction will be pushed from both ends and com pleted with all possible haste.
 The work from the Tuxpan end of the extension is progressing without serious delay. About 4,- 200 men are engaged in pushing the line from Tuxpan, the present terminus of the extension, toward Colima, and the work has now progressed to d point II kilometers beyond Tuxpan. This leaves gap
The oasis., 1907-03-16

of 57 kilometers intervening be- tween the end of the line and Co., lima, and with work progressing f,om both ends of this gap the in tervening distance will be filled within a few months.
 It has been stated that the ex- tension would be completed by the end of 907 and judging from the rate of progress already made and the work that will be done from Colima east, the road will be opened several months before that me-Mexican Herald.
The oasis., 1907-03-16
Accidental Death.

Last week MT. Thos. D. Casanega. of Calabasas, received the sad in- telligence of the accidental death of his nephew, MT. Samuel Casa mega, which occurred at Cananea on the 9th inst. The young man, who was employed as foreman in one of the mines at Cananea, was hit by an ore car, on one of the lower levels, on Monday of last week, and upon the following day he died as a result of the injuries received.
 Deceased was a very bright and intelligent young man, ot physical stature and business ability far beyond his years. While but eighteen years of age he had ad- vanced to responsible position in charge of the work of men much older than himself, and his con- duct of the trust conhded in him was very satisfactory to his superi- ors. His loss is deplorable, and his sorrOwing relatives have the deepest sympathy of all who know them.
The oasis., 1907-03-16
ManzanilIo Extension.

Construction material for the Manzanillo extension of the Mex ican Central railway, amounting to fully 2,000 carloads, is now at the port of Manzanillo awaiting shipment into the interior. This material consists principally of rails, ties, bridge steel and cement.
 From now on until the opening of the rainy season the narrow
The oasis., 1907-03-16
NOGALES NOTES.

Dr. A. Y. Edgar, who has been at Sultana several years. has re- moved to Ures, and is located now in that city.
 At San Javier the Wyman Min ing Company are sinking a new shaft on the Animas mine, and in- stalling new machinery.
 Louis B. Fleischer has secured a very valuable copper property at Cananea, named the Cananea Reina de Cobre (Cananea Copper Queen) and is arranging to organ ize corporation for its develop ment and operation upon scale commensurate with it's value.
 At San Javier the Ohio Mexican Mining Company are prosecuting development upon their property. with very satisfactory showing; and as their ground adjoins that of the Buena Vista the Gevelop- ment in that upon the same ledge, is practically proving the ground of the Ohio Company.
 Mr. John Stair, vice president of the Beler Mining Company, oper- ating in the Arizpe district, was a visitor at Hermosillo last week Mr. Stair reports that the Belen has blocked out, ready for stopping, 50,000 tons of high grade copper ore. carrying gold and silver, which will yield $65, gold, per ton.
 The Buena Vista Mining Com- panv. operating the property of the same name, near San Javier, have cut their ledge at depth of 300 feet below the croppings, and have found a splendid ore body, two feet of which is high grade sulphurets and native silver, mixed in streaks. To use slang expression it looks just like a jewelry store."
 Development upon the new cop per find on the Buena Vista ranche, about fifteen miles south east from Nogales, progresses apace, and there is fine showing already. Mr. R. Gayou, who is in charge of
The oasis., 1907-03-16

the work states that the further
 the progress the better the show
 ing and the richer the ores. 4
 great camp out there would help
 Nogales very greatly.
 Judge l.. W. Cowan and associ.
 ates, who sold to an English syn.
 dicate the Congress mine, a very
 valuable copper property out in
 the region westward from Carbo,
 are developing another very prom
 islng property named the Rosalia,
 which is in the immediate vicinity
 of the Congress, from which the
 owners anticipate results fully as
 good as given by the Congress.
 The new owners of the Congress
 are well satisfied with their pur-
 chase, and are doing active devel- opment work, extending materially the blocking out of ore bodies developed by the vendors.
 In the Carnero mountains, thirty miles west from Carbo, the Inter. national Copper Mining Company. havea group of good claims upon which development is progressing very satisfactorily. Four ledges. averaging twenty feet in width. with several rich stringers between. are in course of development by a shaft and a tunnel, from both of which good ore is coming. They are getting out copper ores that assay from 2@t to 30% in the red metal, and lead ores that run from 5% to S0%, and from some of the latter they get 100 oz. per ton in silver. Mir. J. W. Barnhart is manager in charge of the work.
 At Fundicion, the present ter minus of the Alamos extension of the Cananea, Rio Yaqui and Pacific railway, the Pacific Smelt-  Ing & Refining Company are erect ing a 1000 ton reduction plant, which will be completed in the near future, to reduce the ores of the Douglas Copper Company, with extensive copper properties at El Cobre, in the Bavoreca region, and of the Sonora Consoli. dated Mines Company, operating the noted Trigo mines, in the Quiriego region. Mir. Theodore Douglas IS at the head of all three named. A narrow guage railway is to be built to con- meet the mines with the reduction plant. The latter will buy also all ores offered from other mines in the regions named.
 The U. s. A. Mines Syndicate, which owns and operates the Con- stitucion and Italia mines, out in the Tortuga region, about twenty five miles eastward from Hermo- slllo, has now en route from Den- yer a carload of machinery ,embrac- ing two new Huntington mills, with ball bearing rollers and other necessary appliances for the reduc- tion works, including taiIings pumps, cyanide vats, etc. By the first of May Manager John R. Ma gruder, who will go to the camp next week expects to have installed the new machinery, and then the plant will start again, with four Huntington mills in operation. The same corporation has ordered a cyanide plant for the Yeso camp, about twelve miles distant, which
Evening journal., 1907-10-25

asked them 20 contribute IS each.
There We're several men up for hight
Ing, two for non support and a half
dozen for other olfenses. Judge Sims
disposed of them in short order, re-
marking that he was anxious to get
to the feature OF the session, the "fea-
ture" he alluded to being twenty-six
Mexicans who were arrested for dis
turbing the peace
These Mexican hombros were dressed
in habiliments characteristic of their
country. The wide -brimmed sombrero
was in evidence, as was the tight-htting
trousers usually worn by the senior
when he is on dress parade. The Mex
leans We're charged with disturbing the
peace OF residents living in the vicinity
of 71S South Third street. Councilman
Tim Lyons testified that the place at
that address should be abated. and that
he was satisfied If the court ordered
the MeNicans 20 move TO some part OF
the city remote from the residences OF
American citizens the neighbors of that
part of the city would be satisfied
Juuge Sims fined each Mexican $50 and
stayed IL with the exception OF 81 each
which was TO pay for their lodging
since Sunday morning, and told the
Mexican consul that the men would
have to be moved from their present
abode This was agreed to.-Kansas
/ City Globe. October 24.e
Evening journal., 1907-10-25
BALLOONS DODGE
AT SANDTOWN
Went Right Away From There
Say Cops, Who Report
Suspicious VOyagerS

The vigilant police Of sandtown.
Sussex county, reported two balloons
at 2 O'Clock this morning
The fact that all the balloons known
TO be drifting about the country have
landed did not worry the Sandtown
sleuths. They know when they ssee q
thing, and they saw those balloons.
Both globes, they reported, We're
about a mile In the air. They fioated
laziiy from Harrington way, and lights
began to fash. and the occupants of
the baskets began TO signal each other
with bright spots OF illumination.
Then, turning abruptly, the air-ves-
sells fioated toward Dover and disap-
peared in the haze.
The balloons were too high up for
the aeronauts TO hear the halls of the
Sandtown bluecoats. II was impossible
to follow one tried to wigwag a sig
nal to those on high, but the latter
seemed to be too busy with their OWL
flashlights TO pay any attention.
LATER The police of Sandtown
having been officially Informed that
the international balloon race is over
In response to numerous telephone in.
quiries from Wilmington, filled a sup
Elementary report that the balloons
they saw were paper ones.
The hashlight signals they saw
might have been due to the swaylnl
Of the balloons OF TO astigmatism ol
some of the other eye affections from
which police sometimes suffer.
Evening journal., 1907-10-25
FISHERIES co.
IS IN TROUBLE

In the United states Court here yes
terday afternoon Judge George Gray
appointed Christopher L. Ward. Of this
city and o. ]. Delaney. Of Morristown'
n. j., as ancllliary receivers for the
Fisheries Company. OF Philadelphia. a
corporation which Is the principal fac
tor In the menhaden fishing industry.
The receivers gave bond In the sum
Of 100000.
The Fisheries Company Is a New
Jersey corporation, and Garrett ID. W.
Vroom. of Trenton, n. j., was appointed
a receiver IN that State, with Mr.. De-
laney several days ago by Federal
Judge Lanning. The liabilities Of the
concefn exceed S43O.OOO. The company
is capitalized at s3,0O0,00O, the total
assets are estimated at s1,000000 and
liabilities 100000. The complainant
alleges that the company's property Is
subject to a mortgage Of S500,O0o. held
by the Guaranty Trust Company OF
New York The fisheries company en-
ploys 1900 men and has a monthly
pay roll Of $4,000.
II. p. Sheldon. secretary and treas
urer OF the company, said; Il think
that the embarrassment Is only tenn
porary. our assets are more than sufii-
cient to cover the liabilities Under
the receivership all our plants viii be
run as before"
The company has extensive holdings
including number Of vessels at
Lewes.
Evening journal., 1907-10-25
PRoHIsIrIoN CONDEMNED.
BY the Greatest Presbyterian Theoloe-
ian Of America.
The Rev. DR.. Hodge, Professor Of The
ooay in the University Of Princeton.
Declared Prohibition Has Given
An lnfidel Character to the
Whole Tenn perance
Movement.

1t is evident that It is the prevalent
doctrine of our temperance societies,
end Of our self-called temperance men,
that the use and sale of intoxicating
liquors as a beverage is in itself an
immortality. This declaration Of
the immortality OF the manufacture.
sale, and use OF all Intoxicating drinks
as a beverage. being founded. not on the
peculiar circumstances Of any time or
place. but on the inherent nature and
tendency Of such drinks, Is q declara-
tion that their sale and use are, and
always have been, sinful. And as Il is
fact, just as clear as any other fact
contained in the Scripture. that God
and Christ did not prohibit, but allowed
the use Of such drinks, we cannot hesi-
tate 70 say that the above resolution
is infidel in its spirit and tendency,
however, many good men may have
been cajoled or driven into the sin OF
giving il their sanction. II has pro-
duced, therefore. its legitimate effects
in vitiating the arguments, the meas
ures. and TO a lamentable extent. the
spirit of the temperance society IL has
led to a disregard of the authority Of
the Word of God. to a shameful per-
version of its meaning, to shocking ir-
reverence In the manner of speaking
of our blessed Redeemer II has IN all
these and other ways, tended 10 under
mine the foundations OF religion. and
has given, in many places, an infidel
character to the whole temperance
movement. It has Just as necessarily
led to coercive measures in the pro-
motion of the object aimed at. invoking
the aid OF church courts and church
censures. II has produced a spirit OF
denunciation and censoriousness. Good
men are presented as bad men, for no
other reason than a denial OF tho false
principle above stated, and for their
Opposition to the arguments by which
it is sustained.
Just so long and so far as the false
doctrine above stated, is maintained by
our temperance societies, will it be the
duty Of the friends Of religion and Of
temperanee itself, at whatever cast to
themselves, to bear their testimony
against II, and resist all measures de.
signed TO establish and enforce it."f
Evening journal., 1907-10-25
WANTS TO BUILD
new PUMP HERE

The industrial committee OF the
Board OF Trade is in communication
with a Western manufacturer who de-
slres TO establish a factory here for
the manufacture OF a non-pulsatine
pump, & recent invention, which prom
ises to revolutlonize the building Of
such a machine The makers have a
model Of one of the pumps in working
order In the board rooms, and last night
a representative OF the firm explained
tho pump.
In addition to the pump the COM
pany has the patents on the only sue
cessful automobile fire engine yet con-
structed. This engine, Il is understood
would be manufactured here as well az
the patent -pulsating pumps II the
company succeeds in locating.
The Board OF Trade will endeavor tc
have the company locate here.
Evening journal., 1907-10-25
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. r.
schedule in effect June 2. 1907.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue STATEN
WILMINGTON. DEL

Daily Daily EXCEPT Sunday. sun
01 sW W. YORK and the East. .2.2s .5.zI
ss.SS, tl11s, s11.S5 a. M, tl.26. 1880, 'eH
rxoyai Limited" a ~ 'l1O0 D. m.
PHILADELPHIA, s2.26, s525, 1880 Qe'
csl. t64O @7.20 Qocal), 1900. isis. sSSA TO
oaD. 1885. sll.0S QocaD, 1915 QocaD flll9,
ktl5 a. m, fi.2S. 1906 (,CcaD, '5,S0, s4J0.
(locaD, f452 Qoca), s5.17 Royal Limited
fe.2O (iocaD, 100. s7.o5 QecaD, '7.42, sSsz'
(locaD, sl100 y. IA. - -.
CHESTER, 1880 Qocal). ts.4o. '7.2o 90.
cal 1900 isis. ss.34 QocaD, 's.&. tl-oc
QocaD, 1855 docalD. sl1-s5 a. M, Ills,
f305 Oocal), $3.50. QocaD, t4sl Qoeal, le.SV
slocaD. 100. s7.O5 tlocail, 49, sooa uocalj'
BALTIMORE 4 WASHINGTON. AS
1880, sl049 a. m. .1.0o, '2.5o, '44l, te.oV'
BALTIMORE and Way stations i"O'
ass a. m. f3l5. 1858 p. m.
NEWARK, "455. f7O0 tS.4s, 1880 a. m
mao. .lOe. 1918. 1850, s55S. t7.oO' 's-o9'
sis 4ssifNGSERLY. & 100. sSs. ts.5o CExpress)
a. m ti2.40. i3lS. 1850 (Expressl' so'oe'
too s1l.30 p. m. 49, 80 *
LANDENBURG and way stations -lV'l'
a. m. $500 s7.25 p. m. -, A. AZ so
pITTSBITRCs s4b6 HlO.49 a. m. sf.fii WV
&C A 'Royal Limited" 1854 .. m.
CHICAGO. s455 s10.l9 a. M, .2eo ?; ~, n
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS LOOA-
WILLIE. sA55 a. m. e106 '9.09 p. m. =,
Del. ave. sta. Delmarvia Tel. slsS' -, ~
& A. Tel 1422-A City Ticket Once ~
Market streat, d. 4 A. Tel. l8e-A' ~
marvia Tel 2ie5. -,
Evening journal., 1907-10-25

The address of John T. Shea at New
Castle the other evening has stirred
up a regular hornets nest among the
working people of this city. In the
course of his remarks he libelled the
fair name Of the hundreds Of mechan-
les who have been employed IN the
works of the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company for years when be said; 1.-THE
efficiency Of the men OF the Harlan g.
Hollingsworth Company has been de-
stroyed by their frequenting the sa-
looms Of Wilmington, and as a conse-
quence the business Of that ship yard
which was next TO Cramps has been
transferred TO our prohibition city
where the men are efficient in al
branches of trade. In the no-license
community the mems minds are clear
er and their hands work better. turn
ing out more skilled products than the
men who frequent the saloons. Go
aheld n you want the saloons vote
for them, keep them, and we will take
more Of your industries because our
men show a greater efficiency than
those OF Delaware where your works
have suffered on account Of the de-
bauehing Influences OF the saloon
Among those who were present at
ltndt meeUng were a number OF me-
chanics N(lo for years have been em-
lployed in the Harlan & Hollingsworth
shipyards. They knew, .as everybody
else llzndNss who liave Kept in touch
with the times that the government
land prominent business concerns
Throughout the country have always
found the output of the local ship yards
las being nothing but first class and
therefore. gives nothing but credit to
the men who work within the yards
These men who were present at the
meeting have said since, and in nc
1miid terms, that had they been inclin-
ed to vote for local option they would
lcertainly change their votes because
iit the other matters which Mr. Shea
told those present were no truer than
the libelous words he uttered regard
ing the men employed in the shipyards
then they knew that they were on the
wrong side and could not compromise
Estate pride to satisfy an imported pub
lie orator who, after forty -eight hours
IN the state, tried TO bring discredit
on great corporations shipyard and
its men.'
Evening journal., 1907-10-25
WORSE EVERY YEAR
Plenty Of Wilmington Readers Have the
Same Experiences.

Don't neglect an aching back.
II will get worse every year.
RBackache is really kidney ache.
To cure the back Won must cure the
kidneys.
II YOU don't. other kidney ills fol-
low
Urinary troubles diabetes. Brlghts
disease.
A wilmington citizen tells YOU how
the cure is easy,
Conrad Heinekamp, 7O1 Tatnall
street, Wilmington. Del, says Il
have had no cause to change my opin-
ion regarding Doans Kidney Pills
since / made my former statement
in 1904 About three years ago, had
heen suffering for quite a while with
pains across the kidneys and In my
right hin to such an extent that was
not only painful but interfered greatly
with my getting about and attending
to business. being also very painful az
night so that I could not get much
rest. procured a box of Doan's
Kidney pills at n r. Danforth's drug
store. used them and they cured me.
] have not hal any return Of the COM
plant since ana IL gives me pleasure
NJ this time. April %, 1907, to say that
Doans Kidney Pits have proven 20
be all that is claimed foI them In ny
case. ana I win continue TO recommend
them in the future"
For sale by an dealers, Price. 50
cents Foster Nlilburn CO., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents Of the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
AXE no other.