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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-28

Among the newer secondary schools of Alabama none has brighter prospects for usefulness than Thorsby Institute
 1t has the advantages of @ central and easily accessible position in a progress sive community appreciative of the best things. It has just passed US first year very successfully It's teachers are men and women of liberal training, with wide experience and solid qualities. They are alive to the new interest in education and the well founded demand for such schooling as will fit young men and women for practical, earnest. helpful living. See advertisement in another column. aoV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-28
Testing CathedruPs Safety,

The dean and chapter of St. Paul's cathedral London. acting under the advice of Mervyn F. Mccartney. con- sulting engineer, are about to apply a practical test of the safety of the ca thedral Metal disks will be placed in the pillars of the crypt and other parts Of the building and hy accurate meas urement it will be possible to come to a definite conclusion as to whether the not
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-28
Julin Carter Indicted .

New Yoork: July 27.-Julia M. Car ter, the woman who betrayed Chester B. Runyan, the paying teller of the Windsor Trust Company. who stole S96, 900 to the police. has been indicted for receiving stolen goods. Runyan says he gave her S15,000 of the $50. 900 in cash he stole and that she took S1O,- 900 more when he was not looking.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-28
An Interesting Map.

Three hundred thousand dollars will buy the most interesting map for Americans that exists. It Is the first map ever printed showing the name America applied to the New World. and was published in 1507 With other in- teresting old maps 1t Is bound in 6 volume offered to millionaires for $300.0 by Prince von Waldburg-W Vol fegg-Waldsee, in whose castle 1t was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-28
SNUB FOR j THE KAISER Had Little Pleasure on Vacation.
 PRINCESS WAS VERY FRANK
Did Not Care to Wed Son of
 Wilhelm.
She Will Never wed Man who h Ad- sieted to Aristscracy while She 
 Is An Ardent Socialist
Dy Waiter DurklrIk.

Berlin. July 27.-The Kaiser hat not had much pleasure out of his va- cation trip this summer. When he came to Copenhagen he was received with cold politeness by the people of the Danish Capital who thus wanted to ex- press their opposition to the Kaiser'i pet scheme between his second son Prince Adalbert and Princess Thyra of Denmark.
 Az if to show her own feelings to- ward the young prince. Princess Thyra. who is nothing if not sincere. refused to be one of the Royal party who well comed the Imperial party and later on while on the way to Frederiksborg g Castle. some fifteen miles north of Co., penhagen, she greatly surprised the Kaiser by butto nholing him and telling him very plainly why she did not think the match would be . happy one.
 The contents of this unique conver- told here that the young Danish Prin- cess informed the Kaiser that she could never be a good wife to Ger man Prince. brought up in the conser. vative air of the Prussian Court. |.
 T am four years older than your son. and our tastes are entirely differ ent. love literature and art and Prince Adalbert Is fond of only outdoor sports and country life.
 He shares your conventional ideas about woman's sphere in life, and am too advanced. inclined to believe in socialism and greatly interested in social work. am furthermore a strong believer in woman's suffrage.
 This confession was not without ef- feet upon the Kaiser, who is said to have been morose and silent the re- mainder. and who has probably thank cd his lucky star which prevented him to get such a black sheep into his family.
 In the meantime he still has tho un- pleasant task of finding suitable con- sort for his son, who is evidently to
 Believes war will Come.
 Prince Henry of Prussia, who Is . great admirer of Americans and Ameri- ca Is one of those who believe that ! great war between Yankees and Japs must come, and como very soon. prob- ably even before the American battle-
 Oflcial1y. of course, his lips arc sealed. but privately I am told he has discussed the matter quite freely.
 The brother of the Kaiser thinks as 40 many others with him, that Ameri- cans are too prone to believe in the Jmooth words of the Japanese. and Herman consular reports from Japan. seom 10 prove that Japan io preparing to strike a blow, before the Atlantic fleet reaches San Francisco.
 little more civilized at least on the surface than are Mongolians. the Japanese have lost none of their old time cunning and are not to be trust. ed.
 The general feeling here in Germany is that the war must come and 1t is feared too that America will come out second best. which would be . calam- tty to the whole white race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-28
discovered by Prof. Fischer slx years

dIscovered by Prof. Ffscher six yeafs ago.
 This map ia quite unique for al-a though . thousand of copies were printed, ouly one Is known to exist. It was compiled by the geographer Martin Waldeseemuller, Of St. Die, who in this map first imbodied the suggestion that the New World should be named America after it's discoverer. Amerigo Vespucci Qatinised into Americus Vespicius.) This idea was published in g little book published in twelve sheets. In the volume with 1t is another unique map of the world published eleven years later, hut, cur iously enough. emitting the name America. Prince won Waldburg is offering it for sale at the record price of 3300. 900 through firm of Ameri- can booksellers in Great Russell St. London.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-28
We are: on the home

We are on the home stretch-we are nearing the finish. Now for the final spurt-now for an outburst of renewed energy-now foe the biggest, beiskest. and busiest days of OUT history.
 We don't expect these busy days to just happsn: We are going to hustle for them-going to exert every resource ofthis store to make them inevitable.
 All will De ready for you tomorrow morning-the rs- inforced sale-our Clear ance" in its latest and best phase-the greatest saving time you ever enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
SCHOOL TEACHER
and Coffee Drinking.

Many good people are 10th to give up
coffee. even though they admit that 1.
is doing them harm, because they fear
that nothing else in the way Of hot
beverage win satisfy them. A school
teacher says:
Il always enjoyed coffee for break
fast. The day seemed lost without It.
But in time 1 began to experience bad
results from It's use. grew very ner-
vous and lost esh and finally was pros
trated by n complete nervous break
down. Then I was compenei 70
abandon the use OF confee.
II adopted Postum Food Coffee as my
hot beverage at breakfast Have been
using IL for more than two years. My
health is restored and am able to take
an interest IN life once more.
MY whole family. children and all.
drink Postum Food Coffee. and we All
thrive and keep healthy on H. II Is 70
US delightful drink delicious and
tempting and with none OF the harmful
effects that usually followed the use OF
coffee The choicest brands Of Java
and Mocha. offered free. would not
tempt us to quit the use OF Postum
Food Coffee. Name given By Postum
Co. Battle Creek Mich. There's a
reason" Read the little book. THE
Road to wellvilie" in pkgs.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
TWO MEN SURVIVE
WRECK AT SEA

BY our own Wire, Publishers Press
ROTTERDAM. Feb. 22.-one more pas
senger on the wrecked steamer Berlin, Of
the Great Eastern Railway, which went
aground OFF the Hook Of Holland ycster-
cay morning has been saved, making two
persons known 70 have been rescued Bo II
survivors are IN such precarlous condi-
ton that they may die. however.
Other passengers are stln to be seen
on the remnants of the broken after part
Of the vessel All attempts to reach them
have failed as the gale which caused the
wreck is stll blowing and the sea is
mountainous. II Is not known whether
the figures seen on the wreck are alive
or not II any Of the passengers have
survived so far their sunering must have
been terrible
In ALL thirty-four bodies have been
washed ashore. These victims are lad
out In the sheds ON the Hamburg Amer
loan line pier awaiting identification.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
NOTICE GIVEN
CORPORATIONS
At a Conference Today Re.
publican Legislators Get
After Carriers
SENATE PASSES ROAD BILL
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DOVER. Feb. 22.-The Legislature at
last has the corporations on the jump.
They havo their notice. Al the Republi-
cans Of tho General Assembly he'd an
important conference to-day regard ng the
scores OF bills taxing the public servct
corporations and exacang general ac-
counting from the big concerns doing
business In Delaware
The conference ended by a decision to
invite the common carriers and large cor
poratlons effected by the various measures
10 send representatives lawyers or ofh.
GERS here on Wednesday morning when a
public hearing VIII be gone into in COM
niittee OF the whole and the matter will
then be left with the special committee on
revenue Of tho House togethr with like
committee from the Senate.
This committee will then sit with coun-
sci and endeavor 10 make an omnibus bill
embodying all the reform proposed in the
various reform measures.
Representative keenan,, who had feared
that many OF the bills introduced by him
along this line were tied up and that he
had been unable to make progress with
his measures, appeared to be satisfied with
the treatment Of his and the other mea-
sures and expressed the opinion that the
outcome would be a largely increased
State revenue.
The Senate quickly passed the half
million dollar bill for good roads.
Senator Sparks, Republican leader
said in support OF the bill "This bill
Is all right and has the endorsement
of the Levy Court or would not have
any support We want good roads.
We are tired OF mud and sand and no
results because OF not enough money.
The bill is sound and has been drawn
by the courts own solicitor"
Senator Rose and Senator Mona
CHAN, Democrats, voiced the same sem
timents and declared their constituents
would favor it.
The Senate passed the militia bill;
also Senate bill increasing the bond Of
the Secretary OF State 10 $4,000 (Seo-
retary OF state Cahal had recommend
ed this, as a safeguard, for himself and
his successors. One fee alone amount
ed 10 $1,000 this weekly.
In the House bills were introduced. rea'
and referred as follows: BY Mr.. Keenan,
imposing a tax of 500 for the us Of III
city or Wilmington on All street cars oper
ated IN the city.
i BY Mr. Cooper 20 amend the charter o
Wilmington Board OF Education by reduc
Ing the membership to eleven, two fron
each representative district and a preslden
at large.
Lost House bill 10 exempt veterans .
the Civil War from taxation CAir Keenar
made a plea for the bili)
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
COUNCIL APPROVES
THE PENSION BILL

rIlhe proposed police pension act vas
after a long delay. finally endorsed by
City Council last night Following the
transaction OF regular business. a recess
was taken and the hill which will now
be presented IN the General Assembly.
was discussed resulting IN favorable ac-
ton by the councllmen.
Now Il Is up TO the Legislature 10 pass
the act II provides for the establish
ment OF police pension fund. and the
payment by the city OF 5000 annually.
TO be devoted % tho payment % pen
sions to members Of force that are en-
utled 10 such recognition. In addition
TO the annual appropriation from the city.
tho police themselves, will contribute ono
per cent. Of their earnings and also main
tain the fund by playing baseball and Civ
ms either similar benents.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22

What the dyspepec must do ,s to help
the stomach out II Is fun OF "a poisonous
pile Of fermenung. nauseating food In
stead OF being asslmiiatod and carried
by the blood to make nerve and muscle
and rebuild the waste tissues. Il lies there
inactive
First. take an unirntaung catAarte and
get rid of this food
Second. get 50-cent package OF stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets from any drue.
gist and take ono at each meal and at bs d
time The tablet VIII do the digestng VIII 'ie
the stomach is regaining It's forces Be
fore the box is gone. your stomach viii be
vastly relieved IL not cured. why7 Bccause
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain the
very elements which your stomach pos
seSsed when Il was hcalthy-pepSin d.
sstaee. golden seal and others II was
because your stomach kept losing IT'S SUP.
ply OF these digestive fermonts that YOU
became dyspeptic.
Stuart's Dyspepsin Tablets do the work
simply surely. and without Injury. They
are not a medicine, but the working out
OF scientific principle upon the food 20,
eat
hundreds OF sufferers In far worse
condition than you have been pes.tivei,
cured OF dyspepsia by these wonderful
little tablets Forty thousand physician,
IN the Cnited States and Canada recon-.
mend them.
II you are uncertain and wish further
proof. send US your name and address to
day FOR a free trial package. which W,
VIII gladly mail You at once y
Stuart Co, "a stuart Bldg, Marshall
Mich.
For sale at an druggists.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
HALF MILLION
FOR GOOD ROADS
Senator Rose Fathers Bill
That Provides For Recon
StruCtiOn Of Highways
speclal 10 mo pvening journal.


DOVER, Feb. 22.-The old saying that IL
you cannot get what you want take the
next best thing to IL, does not hold in
Dover. II is now II you do not get what
you want get something better.
Toward the evening adjournment OF the
Senate, considerable surprise was oo-
casioned by the introduction by Senator
Rose of a bill providing for half mill
lion dollars 10 be spent upon sood roads
and permanent road-buiiding In New Cas-
tie county.
The fact that Senator Rose. Democrat.
presented the measure. was taken as an
Indication that an arrangement has been
made IN the Legislature to pass Il, with
Democratic assistance.
The measure will. of course. require a
two-thirds vote in the two Houses, which
the Republican party has IN the House
but Is ono short OF in the senate
The surprise was occasioned by the de-
velopment recently Of opposition on the
s2o0OO0 loan bill for New Castle county's
permanent road building. which Il was
believed. had caused the Abandonment OF
the campaign for such tremendous drive
for good highways. So that when the half
million bin came in, some stopped and
listened with gasp.
That there is some understanding con-
cerning the measure was evident from the
appearance in the Senate. at the time the
measure was read. Of Comm ssioncr
Brown Of the New Castle Levy Court. and
Courts Attorney sylvester Townsend. who
had a copy OF the bill.
Under the distribution in the various
hundreds. Appoquinlmink gets ,i4oOo:
BrandywIne, $4,000; Biackb'rd. $4,000. and
similar distributions are made for each Of
The other hundreds as maximum aiiot-
mont
The bill was read twice and referred to
a Senate committee.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22

months a prisoner OF war and was n
Libby Bell Island. Greensboro and Colds.
borough prisons. He was in fonty-threa
general engagements and fought in thq
famous battle OF Gettysburg.
The regiment Of which Mr. MaclSlem
was a member made a great record foi
itself during the rebellion and the de.
ceased veteran served with distinction and
honor returning home with a spotIcsi
record.
Company A and Company c. Second
Pennsylvania. escorted Belle Boyd, the
rebel spy from Front Royal Va, "a
Washington. she being captured by tht
Third Delaware Regiment Colonel WI.
liam o. Reddin was In command OF tht
brigade that made the famous capture.
Mr. Macklem. who was weli known ID
this city is survived By widow.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
Zoe LArg FoR cLAssIEIcArIoN.


GIRLS and boys wanted az the Juto
Works, "A years OH and upwards. Steady
work and good wages Bring certificate.
Planet Mills Mfg. Co.. 18th 81. ana Rail-
road ave. f22-2t
WANTED-Lady or gentleman OF fair
education to travel for firm Of $4,000 cap
itai. sauary, N.O72 per year, payable week.
ly Expenses advanced Address Geo. O.
CLOVIS. Wilmington. Del. f22-2t
FOR RENT-one furnished second-story
front room for one or two men only. Ap.
ply evenings, 2o5 Jefferson st. f22-2t
HEALTH and accident company with
quarter OF a million capital want local
manager capable OF organizing stan Of
men that can produce the business. Good
salry TO the proper man. In making appil-
cation state previous employment Apply
NJ. T. Davis, "A south Broad ST.. Phlladei-
phia- f2e-2t
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
COURT TAKES RECESS
To-day a Holiday, Tomorrow Satur-
day, Adjournment Made Until
Monday.

owing 20 the fact that to-day Is a
legal holiday. Superior Court at the
close OF its afternoon session yester-
day took adjournment until Monday
morning next at 10 o'clock.
All day yesterday was consumed IA
hearing evidence in damage suit OF
Elizabeth Poole against Elizabeth
Greer. involving the right OF way IN
Forester avenue, ButtonwOods, near
New Caste. A number Of witnesses
were examined by attorneys for each
side and prayers we're submitted by
them prior to adjournment Of court
Arguments In the case will be heard on
Monday morning.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
SISTER IDENTIFIED BODY
Young Man Killed in Richmond Found
To BE J. N. Blackwell.

After laying In A grave IN Richmond.
Va, without anyone appearing 20 know
who he was the body OF tho young man
who was killed IN that city on New
cNars ecening by being struck by a rail-
road train. has been Identified as that Of
j W. Blackwell Of that city.
The Identification was made yesterday
by his sister Mrs. Kelly. For some days :,
was feared that the dead boy was Harry
Walls who disappeared from his home
No. $40 Jackson street. bur who. ohroueh
the efforts Of The Evening Journal. was
located in the South.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
DEATHS.
william 7. Little.
william T. Kates.
Matthew Macklem.
Lizzie NJ. Pennington.
Walter ID. Walls.

Walter ID. Walls.
MACkLEM-On February 18th. 1907
Matthew Macllem. IN his 67th year
His friends. the members OF Union
Veteran Legion, No. "a. and Grand
Army OF the Republic. Hope Lodge
I. o. o. r., No. p. butchers OF Second
street market. are invited 20 attend the
funeral services az his late homs, 3ll
East Tenth street. on Saturday even-
ing. 23d inst. at 7.sO o'clock. Inter-
ment at Kimblevile cemetery. Chester
county, Pa. on Sunday on arrival OF
train leaving r. b. & w. station az
s.55.
LIT'rLE.-On February 20, 1907. in
Mil Creek hundred. Del, William +.
Little. aged 50 years.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral SER
vices, at White Clay Creek Church, on
saturday, February 30. 1907. at !
O'Clock. Carriages viii meet the lL45
a. M. trolley AT stanton. Del. Inter-
mont IN adjoining cemetery.
KATEs- Suddenly az Washington. D.
c.. on February %. 1907. william T.
Kates. in his Ssth year
Duo notice Of funeral will be given.
FENN1NGTON-In this city. on Feb
ruary 10, 1907, Lizzie NJ. wife OF John
p. Pennington. In her l2nd year.
Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited TO attend the funeral ser
vices at her late residence. No. 172s
Delaware avenue, on Saturday after
noon, February 2S. 1907. at 2SO o'clock
lnterment Riverview cemetery
WISER-At Baltimore. Md. on Febru
ary 20, 1907 J. Wesley Wiser. aged
As years.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices az the residence Of his son. John
W. Wiser, No. 1915 Linden street. on
sunday after noon. February eith. a.
o'clock. Interment Si,verbroob
cemetery.
WALLs-In this city. on February p.
1907. Walter d. Walls. In his SSth
year
Relatives. friends and members OF
Oriental Lodge No. g. A. f. and A.
a.. Washington and Lafayette Chap
ter No l. r. A. NJ. ST. Johns Com
Inandery No. l. X. T.. Telegraph
Council No. -, Jr. o. L. A. NJ. In
dustry Lodge No. >. A. o. u. W.. and
employees of the p. b. and w. r. r.
Company are invited to attend the
funeral services al his late residence
No. sos west Fourth street on Mrn-
day. February 20. 1907. al $50 O'CLOCK
Interment Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
To Present BibIs and FIaa,

Local camps Of the Patriotic order Of
Sens of America VIII present Bible and
American flag to School No. %, which was
morrow.
An interesting program has been pre-
Pared for the occasion and the members OF
the board Of education will be invited to
attend
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
Eire hi a Raknrr.

A slight fire at Hirzers bakery at
the southwest corner OF Ninth and Pop
lar streets yesterday afternoon, was
caused by an overheated range. The
Washington Fire Company extinguish-
Cd the hlaze
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
Fell From Waaon Dead.

A farm hand named Tweedell, en-
ployed by man named Maloney near
Clayton, dropped dead from a wagon
load OF wood yesterday afternoon.
Heart disease is believed to have caus-
ed his death. but Coroner Galloway is
investigating the case today.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
constable selIs Good.

The effects Of the Arctic Fur Com
pany, formerly at COS Market street
were sold yesterday by Constable
Charles Green on an attachment laid
by Hawkins n Company for rent
amounting TO s10O. william d. Stoops
purchased the effects for $50.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
Horses Run Away.

Two horses attached 70 an ice cart
OF the Diamond Ice Company took
fright this morning while standing IN
front OF the Bellevue Rotel and ran
away. They dashed down Market
street but were captured at Twenty
first street before they did any damage
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
AGED VETERAN DEAD

Matthew Maeklem, Who Took Part in
43 engagements, Passes Away.
Comrade Matthew Macklem. a we'll
known Civil War veteran and a promin-
ent member OF the Union Veteran Legion.
died at his home at Tenth and Wilson
strets on Monday at the age OF 81 years
Funeral services will be held at his late
home tomorrow evening at 7.sO O'CLOCK
and on sunday morning the remains viii
be taken to Kimblesville for interment.
Mr.. Mackiem enlisted as a member of
Company A, Second. Pa Cavalry at the
age OF a and served until Apisl Is 1865.
being discharged the day Abraham Lin
coin was sssasslnated. He was eight
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
citv court odda.

In City Court this morning John
Maszowsld and william Boyle were
committed for 10 days as vagrants.
and John Billion and Charles Kelley
were fined s. each for trespassing on
the b. & o. Railroad.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
Poor Show for
The DyspeptiC
Poisoned Stomach, closssd Brain, Wa.
verins Ambition, Failurs-Unloss
Re SelEes HIS Opportunity.

TO ooiAoe Flie opportunity
There's no good reason for any mans
remaining a dyspcptc-a burden to him
self and family, when he should be a
producer.
There's only one reason why he has been
b dyspeptic and that Is because he has
overworked his stomach 20 that II can
pot secrete the Juices and work the mus
tles necessary TO digest the food
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
6O5-6O7-6OO Market St.

A rummage sale for the Clarke
churchman branch OF the Delaware
Hospital will be held on Thursday.
February 2s. at 100 West Eighth 81.
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
Hosiery, Underwear and Gloves

At the prices quote Winter Hosiery Underwear and Gloves
will pay you anticipate your for winter Many
small lots which means small prices We menton
Boys and Girls Union Suits worth SOC sale price 25e
Ladies and Misses Veaso Ribbed Pants and worth
... ... &C.. -. 80. 49,. commandments. .3oc
Women Black Cashmere Hose worth Sc all Sizes
Mems fancy stripe Black Hose worth I255c all sizes
Goves-Mens Womens and Chlden's sample wool Gloves,
how .l9c
800 Kimono Dressing Sacques worth SOC each,
Bleached Table LnenAl linen, worth 6sc yard
yards Fancy White Wasting beautiful designs special
price
There Winter Suits and Coats for quick clearance
hall price
Store Closes $50 p m. Saturday, 10 p m
Evening journal., 1907-02-22
CHkNnI ER Undertaken
&c. Ia vi. Nlnth street.

NO. 21t W. Ninth Street.
CarsfC> attention day or night.
Bodies n Boarding Houses. Hstsls
inrd Hospitals removed ana cared Tor
until cIained Carriages furnished.
Appo.ntmenth nrst-cSss. Both Phones