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Williams news., 1907-03-30

W. X. Fields, who had been on the sick list with bad attack of la grippe, was able to return to his duties at Polson's the first of the week
 The largest and finest stock of ease goods ever shown in Williams -can be seen at the Keystone Mono gram It will pay you to call aud see them. B. F. Sweetwood, Prop.
 Henry Morgan, of Wilcox, Ariz., has been awarded a contract to supply 600 heifers for the Fort Apache Indians, for $10,410.-Re- publican.
 On March 22nd Dr. W. A-Blker received q letter from the office oi ;he governor informing him that he had been appointed a member If the territorial board of dental examiners. ms Is sndeed an honorable position and we con graduate the doctor.
 Track laying on the Belen cut off between the town of Frisco on the Pecos Valley railroad and Bplen. N M., on the main line of he Santa Fe, has been completed. This gives the S,nta Fe a through train continental freight line through Texas.
 Improper. action of the kidneys "au-eS hackache, lumbago, rhtu- mati>m. "Pineules" is a kidney remedy that will relieve these dis eases. Pleasant lo take and guar antee' to give Satisfactionnr money refunded Relief in eve ty dose :" For sale by Grand Canyon Drug Co.
Williams news., 1907-03-30

| Bulletin No. 64 has been issued Thy the Agricultural Experiment Station connected with the Uni ver>ity of Arizona. It is entitled Suggestions for the Control of the Cooling Moth" and is written by Prof. J. J. Thornber. Copies may be had on application to. the Ex pertinent Station at Tucson.
 Dr. L. M Perrin and L. NJ. Per rin, Jr., passed through here Sun day en route to Chicago on busi- ness. They were joined here by Hon. L. 5. Williams. who received telegram from Dr, Perrin, and accompanied the gentlemen. to Chicago. Mf Williams expects to return nere in about two weeks.
 Hon. L. S. Williams. accompa- nied by his mother, returned from Phoenix last Saturday, where they have been during the session of the legislature Mr. Williams made an enviahIe reputation for himself during this session, and returns to his constituents with the full consciousness of having done his fuil duty iii every particular.
 Last Saturday Mrs. A. H. liar rell received large number of very beautiful Easter hats which are OH display in her store and show window. > Among the selection are some of the very latest creations As we pass the window of Mrs. liar rell's store We shyIy glance at the pretty hats within, and to use feminine term in expressing our AdniIra ton, they are dreams"
 An election for school trustee will take place Monday. April l. The NEWS hopes there will be more interest shown thls time than al he last election. So far as we have been able to learn, Wln F. Der mont and 5 0. Miller are the only candidat,s. Both gentlemen are well qualified for the position and both would take a deep interest ill the welfare ot our schools.
 In the supreme court last Satur- day the following opinion Was handed down: "Ihe county of Coconiuo vs. the board of super visors and Harry Henderson, sheriff. This was suit for the recovery of certain fees paid Hen derson by the supervisors which II. F. Ashurst advised against The lower court sustained d demur- CT to Ashurst's complaint and he appealed. The lower court was sustaincd."
Williams news., 1907-03-30
WAIT FOR US

Doctors L. NJ. and II. ". Swiker ath, the Opticians, who visit Will lams regularly, will he here again about April 20, 1907 for few days (See exact dates Iater) Ii your eyes are troubling you or should you need glasses, wait until we come.
Williams news., 1907-03-30
4. 0. U. ". Elect Officers

Williams Lodge, No. r., A. o. U. w., on Tuesday night, elected the following officers for the ensuing year:
 NJ. w. I. Nanzant.
 Fnancier-.los. Johnston.
 Rerorder-C. P. Silvernail.
 Foreman-Ed. Hoffmeyer,
 Overseer-E N. Ora wford.
 Trustees-T. F. Holden, James Kennedy, E. G. Du uBois.
Williams news., 1907-03-30

Spring winds chap, tan and cause freckIts to appear. Pinesalye Car bolized applied at night will relieve that burning sensation. Natures own remedy. Acts like a poultice and draws out inflammation. For sale by Grand Canyon Drug Co.
Williams news., 1907-03-30
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for at the pnstothC williams. Ari- zona, for the week ending Mar. 30, l97 These letters will be sent to the desi letter office April 20 1907 if not called fo baiUre chat time: Engie, Clarance Mcfarland. Emery Howell, s II Stoddard, ChaS Hue.. Miss Jennie (2) Sanders H A Lyd'iam, R Thompson, Jacob May field, Miss Minnie White, Il C
 Zauel, Il C
 MEXICAN. Aldaca, Diego Miera, Abclino (2) Armas, RefugiO Munos, Francisco Aguirre, AFnulfo Mendes, Margarito Baldez Andre.s Ocha, Torlbio Chavez Francisco G Ramirez. Carlos Hernandez. Catarino Ruiz, Ventura Gobea Eduardo Ramos. Domingo Ribera, Franc 70, Soto, Paulo Persons calling for the apoVe letters should say ''adyertise eG.' F. w. SMITH,
 Postmaster. s-
Williams news., 1907-03-30
Just Received

A fresh supply of Bishops pure candies. crackers, fancy preserves,
 catsup, etc. Nothing better than these. Jos. JOHNSTON.
Williams news., 1907-03-30
CITY TRANSFER STABLE Carriage and Dray Business Saddle Horses, Buggies, Etc.
 General Transfer Business. Meet al! trains: Luggag ge carefully handled and delivered to any
 part of Town or Country>s
...PRECES LOW...

Express and Freight wagons are stencifled City Transfer" Fones i9. :. 60. You can always get one fone night or day.
 10. ATWOOD.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
HAMILTON WAS
AGAIN DISMISSED
Much Arrested COIOred Man
AFraiened in City Court
To-day

William Hamilton. the much arrest
ed colored man., on whom the authori-
ties are trying TO fasten a charge Of
conducting a gaming table or some
thing similar to it, who was discharg-
ed in the upper court yesterday be-
cause Of a technicality. was re-arrest-
ed and again arraigned in the City
Court for a preliminary hearing to-
day. Once again there appeared a
technicality in the drawing up of the
warrant and for the second time
Hamilton was dismissed, but as be-
fore. his liberty was short lived for
the police again collared him.
"Yo' all ies got a cinch on me. All
ies gifts out when fam bang, back yo'
Gums and slaDs me right in again.
said Hamilton when he was locked
up.
When arraigned to-day the colored
mans lawyer William II. Cooper, had
the case dismissed by bringing out a
technicality in the drawing up Of the
warrant Immediately after court adj
journed Hamilton was re-arrested on
another warrant which the authori-
ties think they now have right.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
THEIR FRIENDS
WERE SURPRISED
Marriage Of Prominent BaIti.
more Couple in This City
Created a Stir

According to a dispatch received
here to-day the marriage Of Captain
David w. Jenkins. Of Company NJ.
Fifth Maryland Regiment, and Miss
Elinor Loane. both Of Baltimore.
created quite a stir in that city yes
terday The story Of the couple COM
ing to Wilmington 10 wed appeared in
THE EVENING JOURNAL yester-
day.
The groom IS the son Of Thomas W
Jenkins. No. 1921 Bolton street. and the
bride is the daughter Of Mrs. Edwin
Dorsey Loane. Jr.. and is we'll known
among the younger set Of Baltimor,
society.
The marriage took place at tho par.
sonage of st. Paurs Catholic Church
the ceremony being performed by IN,
Rev. William Temple. The coupl,
quietly slipped Off TO this city and the
marriage was a great surprise to theii
friends.
Beside being a member Of the Fifth
Regiment. Captain Jenkins IS also a
crack shot. having been a member OF
the Maryland National Guard rifle
team. Mr.. and Mrs jenkins went a.
Philadelphia from this city and from
there viii go to Atlantic City before
returning home.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
UNANIMOUS FOR
WHARF ON RIVER
COuaCIImen Agree With Board
of Trade on the Develop
ment Project

Members Of City Council as commit
tee Of the whole, and the members Of the
navigation and transportation and civic
Improvement committees Of the Board OF
Trade. discussed Wnmington's proposed
river front last night and it was the
unanimous opinien that the pier should be
built and a road to the river front con-
structed.
A joint resolution to this effect was
adopted and will be presented at the
regular meeting Of the Council tonight.
That body will then refer the matter to
a committee to act in conjunction with
the committee from the Board Of Trade,
and the duty Of this joint committee will
be to learn the cost Of a pier and select
a suitable site for Il, reporting its findings
to Council
President r. J. Maclean Of the Board Of
Trade was the first called on to make re-
marks concerning the project and he said
that the city would undoubtedly benefit by
having a wharf so that boats plying the
river could stop here. These vessels he
saic, were only awaiting this opportunity.
Councilman Cassidy said that the peo-
pie wanted a river front and he favored
building two piers if necessary.
Captain Philip Reybold said pier on
the river front would connect Wilmington
with the South and it is to the South that
the city must look for its future advant-
ages in the way Of increased commercial
interests.
w. w. Knowles said that a pier would
bring Wilmington all the business Of
Southern New Jersey and the trade from
lower Delaware.
William Bnnckle thought that the best
location for the pier would be Fourth
street. He had secured an estimate on the
cost of "a pier, 800 feet long which would
take it out to II feet of water at low tide.
such a pier would cost 1000. 1t would be
wide enough for two trolley tracks, wide
driveway and spacious footpaths, as well
as Substantial and strong enough TO with
stand any storms or ice pressure.
President Taylor. of Council, said that
Council unanimously favored the project
and that it would pass all ordinances
necessary. but he thought the Board Of
Trade should handle the matter, as the
members Of that organization were more
familiar with the subject
Alfred Gawthrop said that II Whining
ton had built river front pier fifty years
ago the city would now have a population
Of 10000
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
BILL FOR EXTRAS
ON RESERVOIR
Contractor Finch Has a Claim
for $4,000 Against
Water Board

Another suit against the city as re-
suit Of the construction Of a new water
system now Is threatened. This time Jere-
miah Finch, the contractor who built the
new William T. Porter reservoir at the
Weldln farm. Is threatening litigation.
Mr.. Finch has presented bills for $4,000
to the Water Commissioners for extra
work done In the construction OF the new
reservoir. These bills are aside from the
contract price. Mr.. Finch says they are
not included in the plans and specihca-
tlons on which he bid, and that they
were ordered either by Chief Engineer
Leisen or his assistant
The Water Board has not paid this OK
ira bin. but has referred the claim TO
city Solicitor Townsend. It is understood
TINT some Of the claim is disputed on the
ground that some Of the work had not
been ordered. Contractor Finch threatens
to 90 into court TO collect the bill II IL q
not paid by the commissioners.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
MRS. LAKE SPEAKS
OF GOOD FELLOWS

Mrs Leonora M. Lake who is speak
ing throughout the state for temper
ance. spoke TO the worlxmen Of the
Hilles and Jones Company at Ninth
and Church streets at noon today.
Gathered about Mrs. Lake were
about two hundred employees OF the
company who listened attentively and
applauded her heartily. Speaking on
the conditions which exist in some
homes through drunkenness, Mrs. Lake
said, How many Of you lads who are
married would stand for a wife who
came home full every night. Why YOU
would pack up your grip and leave.
wouldn't you2 How about the wife
that meets you when you come home
full? DO you ever think about her
feelings? The good fellow Is the one
who usually gets full He's good fell
low as long as his money lasts after
that he Is a bum. Think IL over fell
lows before you vote How about the
time when you walk past the saloon In
I the morning after being a good fellow
all the night before and have not a
cent in your pocket pocket2"
Mrs. Lake urged her hearers TO vote
I the prohibition ticket.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
BUTTERFLIES lLADENHOME
AROUND STREET CAR MOTOR

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del, Sept 25.-That
butterflies made their home in a motor
box on one Of the Wilmington. New Cas-
tie and Southern Railway cars was dis
covered yesterday afternoon when the
prompt action OF Conductor McCanrey
prevented a Panic. When tho o'clock
car from Wilmington reached Second and
Chestnut streets the front motor burned
out As soon as the smoke appeared in
volumes the women Ia the car jumped
from their seats screaming FIRE" They
started for the rear door bat were quiet
ed by Conductor AicCanrey who assured
them there was no danger.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
WOMEN WAIVED
HEARING FOR COURT

Leonard E. Wales. representing the
two women. Teresa Criscenzo and
Catarina Ugino. who are accused Of
the larceny of rings from three local
jewelers.. waived a hearing in the City
Court to-day. when arraigned for pre-
liminary trial The women were each
held in $500 bail for the upper court.
The case of George Walters. charged
with larceny OF cloth. continued until
Saturday: Ralph Mitchell. drunk and
disorderly. $50: Ldttleton Powell.
breach of peace. continued until to-
morrow; Jacob Brooks. trespass. dis
missed: Charles Webb. carrying con-
cealed deadly weapon, 500 bail for the
upper court: Paul Workman and Wal
ter Baker. runaway boys from Sails
bury. Md. turned over to the Society
OF the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren-
Evening journal., 1907-09-26

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Sept. ga search is be
ing made to-day by Frank b. Kellogg,
counsel for the government in the SUIT
to dissolve the Standard Oil Co. Of n.
j.. for imaginary points on the pipe lines
Of the Standard to which Independent oil
companies may pipe their oil under what
s. called the trusts clever method OF evad-
Ing the law Of 1906. making pipe lines
common carriers and forcing open them to
publish their rates. c. n. Payne. the pine
line expert Of the Standard said he did not
know the points. when / went to Europe
last year there was no such place. When
I came back it was on our maps" said
Payne. Kellogg forced from him that the
schedule Of rates fled with the interstate
commerce commission were absolutely
worthless TO any one except the Standard
on account of the naming Of the imagi-
Evening journal., 1907-09-26

mary points as places Of delivery. This is
an open violation Of the new law said
Kellogg to-day. They contend that the
law it not sound and / suppose this is
their way OF displaying their confidence
in their belief. No Independent concern has
the money or the time to bring a suit 70
force them TO bring oil from the field. We
are going 70 have many more surprising
revelations added the inQuis.tor
II Is probable that an adjournment VIII
be taken tomorrow until the middle Of
next week 70 allow John q. Miiihun, chief
counsel for the Standard to go TO Canton.
o.. 70 attend the unveiling OF the McKin-
ley manumcnt Mckinley died IN his house
at Buffalo and. he Is one Of the monument
Anthony NJ. Brady was on the witness
stand yesterday and was examined as
to the transfers Of some OF the Stand
ard Oil holdings.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
KNOCKED OUT
HORSES EYE
Glendale Man Heavily Fined
for Beating Beast With
a Club

A case Of cruelty to dumb animals
came to the notice of Humane Agent
Stout this week. and as a result of his
investigation, Roy MaclSlin, aged p
years. of Glendale. was fined S25 and
costs by Magistrate William A. War
rington at Georgetown yesterday.
The young man beat a valuable
horse belonging to I. +. Baker, Of FL
lendale. and not satisfied with using a
whiu he belabored the beast about the
head with a club. resulting in knock
ing the animals right eye out Some
woodsmen told him to take the horse
home when they discovered its condi-
ton. but Maclzlin replied that as he
had to work. the horse had to do like
wise. so the suffering animal was
made to work the rest Of the day with
its eye running out.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPiTAL
Has HAD EU1Y SEASON

The Homeopathic Hospital has had an
unusually busy season this year although
alterations that have been IN progress
necessitated the closing Of the surgical
ward for a short time. All departments
are now open. During the summer months
557 free cases have been treated, without
counting the service given in accident
cases sent in by firms. Since the last Of
June the number OF patients has been 15l
and 1S babies have been born. All the
private rooms are occupied
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
POLITICIANS TO
BID ON filter
MCNiChOI and Mack Firms
Looking Over Water
Plant Plans

A number Of estimates for the installing
of the new hlter for the city have been
placed with City Engineer Leisen of the
Water Department None Of the bids have
come from Wilmington contractors. New
York, Philadelphia and Pittsburg firms
are represented.
The visit OF representatives Of the NIL
lard Construction Company Of Philadel-
phia, the firm in which James p. Nc
Nichol, the Philadelphia contractor and
politician, is interested gave rumor to the
story that Mr.. McNichol himself had con-
ferred with Engineer Lessen yesterday.
His company intends to bid on the con-
struction Of the new plant.
The company in which John r. Mack
the Philadelphia politician is interested
also had a representative here yesterday
looking over the filter plans
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
new JURY
COMMISSIONER
Henry B. Thompson Resigns
and Harlan G. Scott Named
as Successor

Because he was unable TO give the po-
sition Of Jury Commissioner OF New Cas-
tie county the attention it demanded
Henry B. Thompson resigned the office
this morning and was succeeded immedi-
ately by Harlan C. Scott. Resident Judge
Spruance made the appointment.
Mr.. Thompson and J. wilkins Cooch
We're named as New Castle county Jury
commissioners in the act passed by the
last Legislature. establishing the office
and have given the county excellent SER
vice. Mr.. Scott, the new member Of the
commission is Republican. the law pro-
viding that The two commissioners shall be
Of different political faith.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
$3OO,OOO MAY BE
COST OF RIVER
IMPROVEMENT

At to-night's meeting Of City Council the
committees on Law and Navigation will
submit a report Of their conference Will
the Board Of Trade committee on the
river front Improvement project The
Council committees viii recommend the
appointment OF a special committee OF
three Councilmen TO act with a Board Of
Trade committee in investigating The river
front wharf project
Some Of the Councimen say that it will
cost in theneighborhood Of 100000 to con-
struct a river wharf with some bulkhsads
and a suitable road TO the river.
why not have the city to buy manu-
Featuring sites and give them away as an
inducement to Industries TO locate here. "
said one city official. "That would give
wilmington 10000 population and develop
ment quicker than anything else"
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
APPEARS,
so DOES TOPCOA1

Frost appeared in Wilmington and
throughout New Castle county early this
morning, and the chestnut and persimmon
season wi soon be here. The thermometer
reached As degrees-thirteen above the
freezing point-at o'clock this morning.
AS a result of the sudden turn in the
weather, the topcoat has replaced the
straw hat. and the low shoes soon will
disappear. The change, while not so very
great no rso extremely sudden was very
noticeable. An autumn gale blowing at
a twelve-miie-an-hour clip, made the drop
the same hour last night feel greater than
it really was.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26

After the floor was removed some boys
found that butterflies made their home in
the motor box. and they caught handfuls
OF the flies and threw them into the car
where they huttered about. For time
good nature prevailed and when the Dol
aware City car arrived the passengers
were transferred.
The Chancellor it is said. may give q
decision regarding the trolley road on
Monday next There are people ready to
rebuild the roadbed, open new route so
that the cars can be run into Wilmington
at a reduced fare and put better cars on
the line.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
STRIKING OPERATORS WILL
ASK CONGRESS TO PROBE

panies will be shown before a tribunal
which has no immunity bath attached.
The resolution asking for the investi-
cation will be introduced in both the
Senate and House on the opening day
of Congress. Beatty says that no re-
sponse has been received TO the ap-
peal of the Central Labor body Of this
city made to President Roosevelt that
investigate through the attorney gem
erals office. with special reference to
the charge that the two companies are
working in violation Of the antitrust
law.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
READY FOR Mckinley
CEREMONIES IN CANTON

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
CANTON. o.. Sept. 26-Preparaticns
are making to entertain 100000 visitors
at Canton. on Monday, September 80,
when President Roosevelt win dedicate
the Mckinley monument. Inspector
Sutton. chief of the southern district
Of the secret service. has completed ar
rangements to guard President Roose-
welt during the ceremonies. The Presi-
dent has given his approval Of the
dedication program. Two thousand
Federal troops will be encamDed- in
Canton. reinformecenents Of 1000 MEM
bers of the Ohio National Guard will
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
REJECT LIPTON'S
CUP CHALLENGE
Yacht Owners Decline and
Row in New York Club
EnSueS
ENGLISH WANT THE RACE
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-roru BY
dissensions as result of the ruling
power, the yacht owners declining tha
challenge Of the Royal Irish Yacht
Club, because Sir Thomas Upton chal-
lenged with what is technically known
as a 6s-footer, a majority of the mems
bers OF the New York Yacht Club ara
to-day taking comfort in the effort
made by the challenge committee to
race boat FOR boat with no time allow-
ance.
Yacht Owners Decide
Tho fact that the yacht owners have
the deciding voice and that they only
can voto on the proposition to accept
or reject a challenge gives them the
power 20 ovorrule the majority and
this Is a question in the minds Of all
present in the New York Yacht Club
house until sunrise, that the rank and
file OF membership wanted the chal-
lenge accepted. But the steam yacht
Owners headed by j. r. Morgan. Louis
.Cass Ledyard and others. who arc
none too friendly to Iipton. were Sc
|curely in the saddle and the humble
member who does not own a yacht
never had a chance to express his
hopes and opinions. However, thera
Is a strong feeling at the club that
there must be some concessions made
to Sir Thomas and n these are made
even though they should be very slight.
there Is q good chance OF a race and
the yacht for yacht proposition Is now
what the member who is a sportsman
Is depending on.
Evening journal., 1907-09-26
THREE YEARS IN JAIL
FOR GIRLS ASSAlLANTS.

MEDIA. Pa. Sept 2s-Albert Wade,
a negro. convicted of an attempt to
feloniously assault Estelle Benecke, a
9-year-old white gorl in Clifton
Heights. two years ago. was sentenced
by Judge Broomall 70 three years in
the Eastern Penitentiary. Wade was
not aDDrehended until two years after
the assault.
Judge Johnson sentenced Jacob
Busdicks. of Chester. 10 three years
in the penitentiary, after being con-
victed of attempting TO feloniously as
sault Mary Nospinski. the 1l-year-oid
daughter Of his boarding mistress