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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Japan is. Making New Enemies.

Japan's autocratic conduct in Ko-
rea and China is not only making
enemies for her among the natives
OF those countries, but it is angering
the foreign residents in them. Not
only are Americans and Germans over
there indignant at the arrogance OF
tue Japanese in Seoul, Pekin and the
other big towns Of Korea and China,
but the subjects Of her ally, Eng
land, arc displeased with this con-
duct. Ever since the war of 1894
50, in which Japan whipped China,
there has been an air of superiority
among the japanese toward the Chi
nese which has raised up many enc
mics to- them in Isl Ans Empire.
The victory over Russia in 19O4-O5
has inflated the japanese still more,
and has melted hostility to them
among all the foreign residents not
only of Japan herself, but of the
Asiatic countries in which Japan is
acting the part Of overload.
This conduct would be calculated
to weaken the mikado's empire if it
should ever engage in war with any
great power. On the other hand, the
Russians ire acting as if they want
to make friends, and are succeeding
in doing this. The Russians are out
of control in Manchuria, and the
japanese have taken their places as
the important element. Merchants
and others whose business takes and
keeps them there are regretting the
change in mastery in that province.
In this conduct the Japanese lack
their usual acuteness. For Japan
in this eXigency modesty would be a
better policy.
If Japan intends to provoke China
into war, as some of the Europeans
in Pekin, Shanghai and other Chi
her conduct is intelligent. The Chi
nese are accustomed to European
and American airs Of superiority, but
they think themselves the equals of
the subjects of the mikado, and re-
sent any supercilious treatment from
the latter. 1t is not at all certain
that Japan would be allowed to
carve up the Chinese Empire in her
own interest if she should be victor
in any war with thai country. Rus
STA, Germany and France would be
likely to interpose, as they did after
the Chinese war of 1S94-95, and stop
Japan from selling any considerable
area Of territory. There is a balance
in Asia as well as in Europe which
the Europen nations are anxious to
maintain, and Japan is likely to dis
cover this truth if she attmpts to
bring China into subjection.-Globe-
Democrat.
Beauty and Utility in Coinage.
Nearly the last work done by the
late Augustus st. Gaudens was de-
signs for new American eagles and
double eagles and copper cents. &c
order for these new designs was re,
ceived with some hesitation. nc
American gold coins are admired all
over the world for beauty Of design
and skill in execution. But it is
said that the ST. Gaudens designs
are even superior.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
DIR. J. G. BOWMAN
The Ontomerist.

From Deadwood, has opened OPP
tical parlors over Fallons drug store
where he is prepared to test eyes
and fit your glasses correctly. If in
need of anything in this line call
and see him. tt.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

Go to Lange & LANCE for Souvenir
Spoons and Silver Goods.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-14
NEW WALKING SKIRTS

New Skns arc arriving We are prepared to show you al the new
plated styles. some plain, Others trimmed with folds or tailor stitched straps
many are in de new checks and stripes. A charming assortment at $500
to $500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-14
Presidents Proposition, Salts
factory to CaIifornianSr Pro-
yideS for Exclusion of Coolies
by Clause in immigration Bill.
ORIENTAL SCHOOLS
MAY BE ABOLISHED



-
IN, Manning ,JourraI Specinl Leased Wire.I
U-,sbipgto, Feb 12-Tbe T,n,p-
csc schooI controversy Is setlIed il9u-
far as President Roosevelt. Mayor
e.bn,itz and the members Of The san
-
FI'"eIS'o 90''"0 "'"i" -
ed. An amicable adjustment of the
Question now rests with congress II
oa f. ~ m,ofor,tf,r
81
bin proposed by Secretary Root. eN-
Guiding foreigners who use theil
~naSSuorts to gain admission to the
United states TO the detrimcnt y
labor conditions in ms country il
accented by the senate and house ap(
the immigration bill is passed at this
session Of congress-. the sam Francisc
board of education viii rescind its orr
der. establishing the Oriental school.
anlcsS the Japanese government
agrees to a propositian for seUarat
schools which viii provide equal FACT
files for he Japauese children.
Mayor Scbmftz and his associate
conferred with the president today
and assured Mr. Roosevelt that the
tn the Immigration bin
was entirely satisfactory to them.
Secretary Root narttcipated in t"r
eorferenca and made q report ON his
ncpotiations With fhe republican
feadare i'm congress and the Jap4ncsr
mbassad ar T-bilo he CsIfnrnbane
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-14
NEW G E WAISTS

We can rightly term this a brilliant display Suh dizziness and ezcu-
syeness will suangy commend Them 10 women Of delicate taste The phc
ing Of ds section in a class by itself al a source Of de latest ideas, has been
constantly upprmoa in gathering The original no,rhe. But the one special
feature 10 winch we wish 10 give prominence r the value giving The price
ore al low as 90 cents with a splendid range Of price, up 10 our exclusive d-
cant models
THE NEW WOOLENS
Beautiful new suings. the newest kinds and ooodng> liam Line Supes.
Broken Check Mixtures. The SWEETEST line Of cloths ever shown By u. The
rrce only 500 and upwards
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-14
CHuDRENS AND INFANTS WEAR

RAPy STYLES THAT ARE NFANTILE u the very best sense
Expert designers have worked out the cutest ItHe garments by using
original ideas and talent We like to make q hobby Of baby clothes
there is such q satisfaction i'm pleasing the proud mothers-and please
them, Oe do with every single tiny garment We tell about some of
He beauties though il s as hard 90 describe them perfectly as l. is
the little darling himself or herself
we carry everything for the infant from storN Diapers and ready-to-
uaer triseye Diapers on through The entire wardrobe. cotton wool and
silk bands: cotton. wool and silk shirts. Heubens cotton, wool and
silk vests. muslin and outing flannel gowns; ninsook slips ana
dresses I'm aI grades. both long and shorl, condemnation robes of an
GRADES. handkerchief bootee- and hoods. SIN. muu and Swiss bon-
nets. In fact our Infants Wear Department is complete iu every
detail.
Evening journal., 1907-04-02
wlrn The rwlRlERs.

If Hugh Duny can swat the bah the
way ne did for Boston and Chicago a
few seasons ago he can own Provi-
dence the coming season. Duffy says
he never fell below the 500 mark i'm his
batting average
Manager McKinnon, OF the Allen
town Club. of the Atlantic League,
says he had signed Larry Hesterfer,
OF the Toronto team. Joe Kelley says
McKinnon is having a beautiful dream
and advises him TO wake up.
Charley Atherton, who has played
with number OF Eastern League
teams during the last five years, will
manage the Johnstown OPa.) team this
year. Fred Raymer. who covered Sec
ond for the Boston Nationals last year,
viii hold down the keystone position
FOR Atherton's aggregation.
Twirler Erickson OF the Newark
team, Is tho Hercules OF the nine. He
unloads slants that have terrific speed.
by the way, he has splintered several
boards In the grandstand. He Is built
on the Jim Jenries type, has mountain
Gus shoulders, and is as strong as an
OK. But he Is said 10 have an eye for
everything but the plate.
Hobson, the new Bison twirler,
looks good to Manager McAllister. He
has a peculiar delivery. but there Is
plenty Of speed and curves TO his pitch-
ing. He viii probably make good.
Evening journal., 1907-04-02
FREE 700
RECEIVES DEER

Efforts are being made by the mem-
hcrs of the executive committee of the
Free 100 Association to
enlarge the 200 by securing more ami
mails, and TO make It more attractive
than il has been i'm former years.
The following letter has been re-
celved by Dr. James Fl. Morgan, the
chairman Of the committee, from John
the wcll-known merchant
Of Philadelphia:
"Dr. James H. Morgan.
Dear Sir: I am informed that we
can spare two of the deer In my park
as a token Of friendly interest to the
people of your city who desire them
for the Zoo. I viii direct my chief
TO box the deer and send
them 10 your address, and he VIII
notify you when they are TO arrive ON
tho train. Respectfully yours,
"John Wanamaker."
Dr. Morgan received a post card last
evening informing him that the ami
mails had beon shipped and later they
were received.
Collection boxes will be placed In the
park by the executive committee. and
an appeal will be made 20 the visitors
of the park TO contribute towards the
fund, which will be used in purchasing
animals These boxes will be i'm the
park by next sunday, and IL is hoped
that liberal contributions win be re-
ceiVed
Evening journal., 1907-04-02
Pretty oIrls on Dovor STAGE.

Special 20 The Evening Journal
rCvER. Aprl 2-Amatsurs. 10 the
nin.her 90 aeont l2o and Including
whole army of the preuisst girls ia
DelgNlre. erpeared last night in the
"E1s.ncss Mems Carnival" and will
perform again Tonight with almost an
entire change Of pr7gram Twenty
scVen numbers. employing in their in-
tc-rrcioiion from two 60 twenty por-
sons wero rendered ast night.
THE Maids of the Period" q musical
sketch, was given IA costume by Misses
ELzab-th Tucker. Miriam Kirk, Ella
Moore Leda Danner Pearl Carson.
Frinces SIN th. Lena Wilson, Evelyn
Cr'vcr Margueriie pustlcs. Caroline
Woodail. Minnie Blce. Mary smith ana
Elz'e Moore
An advertlsement OF heating and
range conipany was given IN the form
Of a musical number in the Good Old
Winter Time" by Misses Evelyn Gle
mcnts. Dorothy Echert. Mahelle Jones.
Julia Ritter. Julia Kirk, Lula Butt,
Hattie Dempsey.
A newspaper office was advertised by
a highly humorous newspaper sketch
in which j. H. Eckert Miss Annie Allo-
way. walter p. Long. ana Miss Estelia
Rash participated.
A drill by 25 of the performers was
the opening feature.
Evening journal., 1907-04-02
charters seoured at D0ver.
speciai to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER. April AT the state Depart
ment yesterday certificates Of incorpora-
tion were granted to the Atlantic City
and Ocean City Company The objects of
the now concern are to buy and improve
real estate and seashore cottages and
amusement enterprises The incorporators
are Wilmington Incorporating agents and
the capital stock is S600OOo.
The Corporation Correspondence School
was incorporated to found and maintain
an institution for general education and
TO establish and conduct business school
These incorporators are of Washington
and the capital stock is Si25,OOo.
j. S. Glenn and Co. was incorporated
to buy land and improve the sam~-for
agricultural or residence purposesThe in
corporators are Of Tulsa, Indian Territory.
The capital stock is SeOoO0.
A certificate Of amendment was hled by
the Frost Gas Company, increasing ifs
capital stock from s5o.o0O to 100000. The
incorporators are Of Fredonia, New York
Evening journal., 1907-04-02
TELLS HOW 70
CURE CATARRH
Simple Home Prescription
Which Sufferers Should
Make Up and Try

Unless all signs fail. this VIII prove
a hard season fcr those who are sub
Ject to catarrhal dis ase.
The coming months viii be a harvest
for the doctors and patent medicine
manufacturers unless great care is
taken TO dress warm and keep the feet
dry.
This is the advice Of a weM-known
authority ana should be needed by all
who ares ubject to rheumatism, kidney
and bladder troubles ana especially
catarrh. While the latter is considered
by most Of the sufferers an incurable
disease. there are flw men or women
who VIII fail TO experience great re-
llCf from the following sample home
prescription, and IL taken i'm time 1t
win prevent an attack Of cltarrh dur
ing the entire season.
Here is the prescription which any
one can mix: FLUID Extract Dandel on
one-half ounce. Compound Kargon one
ounce, Compound syrup Sarsaparilla
three ounces. Shake well in bottle
and use in teasooonful doses after each
meal and again at bedtime
These are mostly V getable ingre-
dierts and can be obtained from any
good prescription pharmacy at small
cost.
The COMPOUND Kargon in this pre-
scr'ption acts directly upon the elimi-
rative tissues of the kidneys to make
thCm filter and strain frofn the blood.
the poisons that produce all forms Of
catarrhal affections. Relief is often
felt even after the first few doses and
it is seldom thag the sufferer ever eX-
perieaces a Return attack within the
year.
This prescription makes a splendid
remedy for all forms Of blood disor-
ders and such symptoms as lame back,
bladder weaknesses ana rheumatism
pains are entirely dispeEed.
AS this valuable prescription comes
frcm a Thoroughly reliable source, it
sihoald be needed by every afflicted
reader.
Evening journal., 1907-04-02
TURNED MONEY
OVER TO COUNCIL
Water Board Complies With
New Law and Asks for
Issuance OF BOndS

Acting under the law passed by the re-
cent General Assembly the Board Of
Water Commissioners at their regular
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon
transferred all the funds Of the depart
ment amounting to s62.2islo5 to city
Council Tho board is now without cent.
but it adopted d resolution to borrow
$4,000 from the Union National Bank IN
order to continue the work in connection
with the new water system, which is now
under way.
The board also passed the following reso-
lus.on, requesting Council to issue an Of
the $4,000 in bonds for the completion
of the now water system.
"Be it resolved by the Board Of Water
Commissioners OF the Mayor and Council
of Wilmington, that the Council OF tNe
Mayor and Council Of Wilmington be- and
Is hereby requested TO issue all of the
bonds authorized under an act entitled
An act 10 authorize the Mayor and Coun-
oil of Wilmington T. borrow eight ann
drod thousand dollars for the purpose Of
paying of of amy floating Indebtedness and
current liability in connection with the
water works system Of the city of VIII
mlngton. and for defraylng the cost Of
acquiring real estate and water rights
and for the completion, construction. arec-
tion and equipment of new reservoirs. H.
ter plants. pumping station, pumping en-
glnes, pipes. mains and other appurten-
aucea necessary Tor the completion and
operation of the reservoir and filtration
plants In connection with the extension
OF the water supply system of the city OF
wilmington. approved March % A. D.
1907. the said Board of Water Commission
ors deeming it necessary TO have tAa
Council sell all Of said bonds for the pur-
pose in SAID ect mentioned"
The current expenses of the board will
hereafter be PAID by the board from a
sum allotted the department. by City
Council each month. Tho department
submitted a stmement to Council of tae
amount Of money it win need this month";
as follows: Current expenses, $lA0oo; week
Is pay-rolls, 5000; monthly payrols, $500
The new water system is not included as
current expenses. and therefore Council
cannot be drawn on for the money TO pay
for the work. This made the borrowing Of
the $4,000 necessary. as without IL the de-
psrtment would have been actually strand
ell
Evening journal., 1907-04-02
NOT UNLIKE THAW CASE
Jury Win Decide Whether Joseph
Bryan, of Oxford, Md,
Is Insane,

EASTON, Md, April Saturday
afternoon "a special session of the Cir
cult Court of Talbot county wa--felS.
Judge William IA. Adkins being on the
bench TO hear the habeas corpus pro-
ceedings ~ the case of Joseph Bryan
for shooting at Herbert Harris, in
oxford, January 26 last. 1t has 2
marked resemblance to the Thaw
case.
Bryan and Harris We're close friends
but for 10 days prior to cne shoouuu
Bryan, it is al eyed, had been drink
ing heavily and imagined that Harris
had been talking about him in an OBJ
jcctionable way, so on January &c,
while conversing with Harris, it Is
charged. he accused him Of talking
about him and, drawing a pistol, fired
Harris ram and without attempting q
fire again, Bryan walked into a store
and was later arrested by Bailim Har-
iis, OF oxford. and brought to the
EastOn Jail At various tipes slAs1
his Incarceration Bryan, it is alleged.
has shown signs Of temporary insan-
it's.
At the trial today many prominent
residents Of oxford were on hand to
testify as witnesses to the previous
good character OF the prisoner
and to having noticed short
time before the shooting that Bryan
seemed to be acting in manner in
dicating that he was laboring under
some delusion. The main object Of
the trial was to send Bryan to an
insane asylum.
Sheriff James Cannon. the first Wit
ness, testified that Bryan had told him
on several occasions that the negro
prisoners in the Jail were after him
to kill him. and that on another oc-
casion when two dredgers were lodg-
ed in jail Bryan would not come out
OF his cell, as he said the men had
been sent there by Harris to kill him.
For some time Bryan, it was testified
has rarely come out of his cell. He
looks haggard.
Michael Murphy. Of oxford, testified
to the good character OF Bryan. but
stated That he had lately noticed that
Bryan had a queer look out Of his
eyes" and that Bryan complained TO
him that he could not s'eep and that
someone was trying to kill him. w
S. Dawson testified to the same effect
Dr. Philip Lee Travers, physician to
the Jail, said that he had made an
examination of Bryan and thought
that he was insane. Dr. Merritt
thought that he was rational at this
time. but was subject to insane de-
lusions. Dr. Trippe's testimony was
substantially the same.
A jury de lunatco inquirendo will
be summoned and on Wednesday next
will sit and decide whether Bryan will
be sent to an asylum or not
Evening journal., 1907-04-02
CITY BOARD TO
Meet TOMORROW
Council May Pass an 0rdin.
anCe Providing for a Sec
TetaFy 70 That Body

Mayor Horace Wilson will call to-
gether the city Executive Board for "a
meeting tomorrow afternoon to dis
cuss affairs pertaining TO the various
city departments
Although the city charter amend
mcnts did not provide specifically for a
secretary for the mayor, who has in
creased duties under the charter as it
now is framed, there Is feeling that
the executive should be provided with
a secretary 20 look after the many
clerical details, ana II Is likely that
Council will put through an ordinance
providing for such an official, whose
selection probably vii be left to the
mayor.
Evening journal., 1907-04-02
WEATHER BAD
ON THE FRUIT
Outlook for Peaches Because
Of Scale is Not Very
Promising

Fears from down the state are ex,
pressed for the fruit crops because Of the
rapid fan IN temperature last night all.
though it is too carly to learn whether
any serious damage has been done
The summer-iikc weather of the past
week or so had caused tie buds on the
peach trees to swell rapidly, ana they
were in such a condition yesterday that
G. heavy frost on freeze lt Is feared, would
work havoc with the embryo peaches.
Growers have not had much encourage
mcnt for an abundance of peaches any
way as the San Jose scale has reappeared
on trees ga many orchards ana this. II 20
feared will cause a short yield Of Dela-
wares famous fruit this year.
Tho ruin of Sunday preceding the cold
spell OF last night is not expected 20 help
fruit conditions any. for II the rain liur-
cred on the buds o. would make them
much more likely TO freeze and thus de-
ifoy the incip.cut fruit The high wind
lad q tendency 20 shake the moisture
from tao trees, however
Evening journal., 1907-04-02
ACTIVE
DURING MARCH

According to the monthly report OF
Chief of Police Black made public yes
terday, there were 3SS arrests made
by the department during March.
classified as follows:
Assault with intent 10 commit rape.
1; assault with intent to commit mups
der. 2; assault /; assault and battery.
80; breach Of the peace, 8; burglary /:
carrying concealed deadly weapons, 3:
corner lounging. 9; cruelty to animals.
1; contempt Of court 3; demented or
insane, 2; deserting army or navy, a;
drunk. las; drunk and disorderly, 10;
drunk and exposing person, 1; disor-
derly conduct, 81: discharging firearm
IN street, 3; fighting in street. 1; har-
obring unregistered dog 1; harboring
vicious dog, /: highway robbery, 2;
incorrigible children, 5; interfering
with officer, i; larceny IS; larceny as
bailee, 2; murder, 3; non-support, IL;
securing money by false pretense, 1;
patients. 1; peddling with license, 1;
pointing a pistol, /; runaway boys, 3;
soliciting, 1 trespassing, III; threaten
ing bodily harm. 1; violating city orr
dinance. 8; vagrancy. 10; wife beating.
2; witnesses, 3; hunting on Sunday 1;
total 3SS.
Eleven Fires.
During the month there we're eleven
alarms Of fire. five Of which were still
alarms. They were as follows:
March 9, Bennett Refining C0mpany's
building. No 421 West Front street:
loss to building $4,000; to stock, SSav
900; partially covered by Insurance.
March 8, eel ar. No. 507 IL Market
street. no damage. March T. No. S24
French street, damage slight, March =
No. 1905 French street. damage slight.
March IL, Front and West Streets
damage slight. March 16, 419 Ship
lev street. damage $3.50. covered by
Insurance. March IS, No. 12s Bird
street. no damage. March p, No. 61s
East seventh street, no damage. March
Il. No. 41O West Tenth street damage
slight. March 26. No. zoos A street.
damage 500. no Insurance. March 30,
Wilmington Iron Company, damage
slight
Evening journal., 1907-04-02
WHEN DINNER COMES
One Ought to Have Good Appetite

A good appetite is the best sauce. It
goes Ions way toward helping i'm the
digs stive process. and that Is absolute
ly essential to health and strength.
Many persons have found that Grape
Nuts food Is not only nourishing but
IS arcat appetizer Even children
like the taste OF il and grow strong and
rosy from SIS U.S..
IL Is especially the food TO make
weak stomach strong ana create an ap-
petite for dinner.
Il am 81 years old" writes Tenn.
grananother "and have had a weak
stomach from chilibood. BY great
care as 70 ms diet ] enjoyed a reason
able degree Of health, but never found
anything 20 equal Grape-Nuts as a
standby,
when I have no appetite for break
fast ANA just eat to keep up my
strength. I take four tcaspoonfuls Of
Giape-Nuts with good rich milk. and
when dinner comes am hungry Whls
if go without any breGlfa9t / never
feel ike eating dinner. Grape Nuts
for breakfast seems to enake a healthy
appetite for dinner.
MY little l3-months- -uld grandson
had been very sick with stomach
trouble during the past summer. and
finally We put him on Grace Nuts. Now
he g. growing fat ana wen. When
asked II he wants MS nurse or Grape
Nuts. he lrlehteas up ANA points to the
curoolrd He was TO troIhle TO wean
az al,-thankS u Grape-Nuts." Name
given by Postum Co. Battle Gre K.
Mich. Read The Little Oosk The
Road 10 Melville" IN pNgs. There's
a Reason"