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Evening journal., 1907-03-05
READERS SHOULD
KNOW OF this
Relieves Rheumatism and
Anyone Can Mix at
Home

Cut this out and put in some safe
place, for it is valuable and worth
more than anything else in the world
81 YOU should have an attack OF
rheumatism or bladder trouble or any
arrangement of the kidneys whatever.
The prescription Is simple and can
be made up by anyone at home The
sngredients can be had az every good
prescription pharmacy and an that is
necessary is to-shake them well IN a
bottle
Here 1t is; Fluid extract dandelion,
bne-hah ounce: compound Kargon, one
ounce; compound syrup Of sarsapa-
rilla, three ounces.
Take teaspoonful after each meal
and at bedtime A few doses Is said
10 relieve almost any case OF bladder
trouble. frequent urination, pain and
scalding. weakness and backache, pain
hbove the kidneys. etc. IL IS now
claimed to be the method Of cur
inr chronic rheumatism, because OF
its direct and positive action upon the
elimlnative tissues of the kidneys, Il
cleanses these sponge-like organs and
gives them life and power 10 sift and
strain the poisonous waste matter ano
uric acid from rhe blood relieving the
worst forms tof Rheumatism and kid
ney and bladder troubles. The cX-
tract dandelion acts upon the stomach
and liver and is used also extensively
for relieving constipation and indiges-
lion. Compound sarsaparilla cleans
and enriches the blood.
As you or anyone Of your family. es-
opcially the old folks, may be attacked
at any time & would be wise 20 cut
this out and save IT,
A weu-known local druggist Is au-
thority that this prescription Is safe
10 use at any time.
Mix 81 yourself.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
FRANK WOOLLEYS FUNERAL
Services Conducted at the Home Of
His Brother.in-LavN

At the residence OF his brother-in-
law. at West Chester. yesterday after
noon, funeral services were held over
the body of Frank Woolley. the promi-
nent Insurance man of this city, who
departed this life Friday last.
The Rev. Caroline J. Worth and
other ministers were present. There
were a number Of floral offerings. The
interment took place at Oaklands
Cemetery. The deceased was a mem-
Der Of the High Street Friends Meet
ing, when a resident Of West Chester
several years ago. His invalid mother
who lives in West Chester viewed the
remains. but was unable TO attend the
burial ceremonies. Among those who
accompanied the relatives from this
city to West Chester We're Charles NJ
smith. Charles l. Doughten. DeHaver
Norris, Daniel b. Barnard. John NJ
Lawson and J. Frank Williams.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
PLAYSAND PLAYERS

At the Lyceum Theatre yesterday the
largest houses OF the season greeted
Happy Hooligan's Trip Around the
World" Those present had the pleas
ure OF seeing one OF the most enjoy
able performances which has been
given this year. The company is cap
able in every way. The company will
apepar tgain this evening and to-mor-
row afternoon and evening.
Manager Arthur c. Aston who has
given our theatregoers Friends"
''Tennessee's Pardner," Pretty Peggy"
and for the past five seasons his most
successful production, "At the Old
Cross Roads," will again present the
latter play here, the date being Sat
urday afternoon and evening March
9th. at the Grand Opera House.
Human nature is much the same the
world over A selfish and egotistical man
or woman are seldom If ever blessed with
strong and lasting ties Of friendship. BY
those who know them best they are usual
ly the subjects OF dersion which if they
were to hear all that was said about them
would be the means OF reducing their self
conceit. Unfortunately they do not hear
what others say of them, they must intui-
lively know that they are seldom If ever
spoken about in complimentary manner
When Richard Ganthony wrote the CONF
edy. "A Message From Mars" which
will be seen here at the Grand Opera
House this afternoon and evening
he took for his hero an extreme
~ selfish self-opnionated, egotistical
man and in doing this. his play has had
Evening journal., 1907-03-05

Frank Mayne. in his character sketch
entitled "The Third Degree;" Captain
Kellar's Arabs, in pastimes character
istic Of the people Of that country;
Prof Wormwood's family of trained
monkeys and dogs, and Blocksom and
Burns, in an original comedy number,
are the features Of special interest in
the show which opened at the Garrick
yesterday. II is an unusually good bill,
in the opinion Of those who saw il
yesterday. Mr.. Mayne is a versatile
and entertaining protean artist and his
Characterization are excellent He has
variety of roles, and is as good in
one as the other. Kellar's act is en-
titled 'In Morocco" and is an enter
tanning exhibition Of dancing, acrobats
and drilling. The latter feature intro
duces many difficult evoiutions, and is
about the best work of this sort yet
seen at the Garrick. Wormwood's s
monkey theatre is better than ever,
several new tricks being introduced
that one would think these little ami
mails almost Incapable Of Blocksom
and Burns last night scored one of the
hits of the bill with an original and
entertaining line Of eccentric comedy.
Florence Gregson & Co. in "The AMI
mated Masterpieces. Won Klein and
Gibson. IN comedy and dancine; the
Connolly sisters. I'm a singing act. and
the Edison moving picture machine
furnish an entertainment that ought TO
Evening journal., 1907-03-05

pine woods, prepared in such form that
they can be brought into your own
home. 1t gives the health advantages
of the Adirondacks in such form that
you can be cured of catarrh and affec-
tions Of the nose, throat and lungs
while at home or at work.
A complete Hyomei outfit costs but
ST. and extra bottles. II needed, may be
obtained A5r soc.
with Hyomei you can cure catarrh
pleasantly and easily at small expense,
with no risk of the treatment costing
a penny unless II cures.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
Bows Brighten Little Cir.

Three boys badly scared Edith
butcher. a little girl residing at No.
zoe West Ninth street, last night. She
was at the front window other home
when they came along and broke a
pane OF glass. causing the child 10 go
into commissions. The same boys have
been causing much trouble in the
neighborhood
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
ACTUALLY CURES CATARRH
z. James Belts Faith in Hyomei is So
Strong, He Sells L Under Guarantee.

1t is one thing to claim. another
thing to back up the claim by state
ment that If It is not proven true, there
win be no charge for the service or
the goods.
IL is in this way that 2. James Belt
sells Hyomei, for he has so much faith
In its powers 20 cure all forms of
catarrh and bronchial troubles. that
he gives an absolute. unqualified guar
antee with every outfit that IL the rem
edy does not cure, the money viii be
refunded.
Hyomei is based ON natures way of
curing catarrh. II contains the con-
centrated healing oils and gums Of the
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
Few Cases in CITY Court.

City Court convened at 745 this
morning. with but few prisoners in the
dock. The cases were disposed Of as
follows: John Saunders. William john
son and Robert Curdy, disorderly con-
duct. continued until tomorrow:
Frank Stark. assault and battery. dis
missed; Janis Tate, larceny. contin-
ued until tomorrow; Hugh Foy.
drunkenness. IS fine and costs.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
Mr.. Phillips President

Tho Board Of Education last evonlne
elected J. H. Phillips president and Arthur
NJ. Wise secretary. Tho certificate Of tbs
election held on Saturday was read. II
showed that j. Ernest Phillips received a..
Lewis p. Eliason, i6 and John B. Mont
gomery IS votes with one vote each for
James L. Biggs and William Deal1yne.
Mr.. Ferris was chosen temporary nresl-
dent and administered the oath Of office "a
the new members orders for the expenses
OF the election We're drawn.
Mr.. Phillips has been president Of tho
Board for two years during Mr. Ellason's
absent term. Mr. Eliason received two
votes on each ballot. Mr. Wise was un-
animously elected as he has been an ef-
hcient officer.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05

most salutory effect upon selfish people
In bringing about the reformation Of the
selfish individual the author wove into his
story a superior quality of refined dig
nnod comedy. As is well known by local
Nheatregoers "A Message From Mars
ig intensely humorous II is brimful OF
brilliant and witty dialogue sufficient to
keep audiences I'm great outbursts Of
laughter It cannot be said that any Of
the characters In Mr.. Ganthonys play are
untrue to nature Selfish men and selfish
women exist in every community. They
are by all means too plentiful. with the
fine record enjoyed by "A Message From
Mars it stands to reason that local the
atregoers will be much interested in its
forthcoming presentation.
The new Savoy Theatre presents
another big vaudeville bill this week
including Captain Sidney Hinman, the
Coney Island life-s saver. assisted by his
four life saving dogs. Ingrane and
Cronin, the wooden shoe dancers;
Frank Hurley the musical wonder;
Harry Foster, eccentric German COM
edian: Gates and Blake. the side split
ters; Sheldon and Wilson, presenting
the first rehearsal; Miss Kittie Robin
son. singing the latest illustrated
songs and the biograph. showing the
latest moving pictures. Matinees every
day at 215. Evening SIS. Amateur
night every Friday.
The Martin revival will appear at the
Lyceum Theatre on March z. and 2. It IS
understood that there never has been a
better production OF Uncle Toms Cab.
in on the road than that made by Al.
w. Martin several years ago and improved
with each season since. 1t is the largest
company, with possibly few exceptions,
such as special rovivals, ever used in the
production OF the play, it is claimed, for
It contains a chorus of twenty who black
On up and play the negroes in the cotton
fields and are seen in plantation dances
and heard in plantation songs in scenes
showing the quarters Of tho negroes on "A
plantation where the master was hu-
name man.
"McFadden's Row OF Flats" has been
thoroughly reconstructed and rejuvenated,
and is kept up to dateNby company Of
fun-makers unsurpassed in Individual and
collective excellence by any similar organi-
eaton now before the public Brimful Of
bright new and catchy humor the latest
songs Of the most popular composers, and
/ freely interlarded with beautiful dances
and musical selections. "McFadden'
Flats" Is well calculated to remain the
greatest musical farce Of the age The
company engaged IN its presentation IS one
of superior excellence and is composed Of
the best actors singers and dancers ob.
tainable. John Price, Dolly Thcoboldi
Evening journal., 1907-03-05

Ross and vack. James Purvis, the Pan
American Four, Washer Bros, Alice Gill
more. Frances Hanson, Lillian Beach, and
bevy of beautiful chorus ladies complete
the list. It appears here on March II, y
and 13.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
Judge Gray in PhIIadelphla.

Judge Gray went TO Philadelphia this
morning TO sit in the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals al its OPEN
ms session Of the spring term.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
To Address Teachers.

on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
the meeting Of the Primary Teachers
association viii be held at the High
School Henry l.. Southwick will In
tnrnret DRlrhelicnn
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
Reparts Ready for confersnee

Among the Methodist Churches Of this
city reports ana statements have been
completed for presentation to the annual
Conference which meets al Smyrna on
March 70.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
To Cure = Cold in one pay

Take LAXATIVE BRoAio ouinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money il il
fails to cure f. W. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05

be entirely satisfactory even to those
who expect the most Of this we'll
known playhouse.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
Representatlve Worklna Hard
plvldIna the citv

II Is surprising how many letters arc
sent from New Castle to members OF the
Legislature. There Is still another bin en-
dorsed by city Council which Is now pend
ing before that body. It is one 20 give the
city "a new charter which measure pro-
poses 10 divide tho city into four wards
with two councilmen 10 be elected from
each word and ono at large. The term OF
dhe Mayor and Council is for two years.
-Four inspectors constitute returning
board. The ballots are TO be kept by the
Mayor for six months a pon tax is to be
collected and the registration books arg
tc be used at tho election.
Another bill has been introduced nam
ing John II. Rodney William Deabyne.
Henry G. Cavanaugh and William d.
Greer as trustees in charge OF the old
Court House and jail. After 1909 tho COM
missoners will be electeN for n term OF
ten years. A report Of all moneys is to
be printed bi-ennially. Although Judge
Gray has refused 10 serve as a commits
sioner nc has endorsed the bill
Representative Holcomb said he heard
senator Sparks tell tho committee that the
bond bill FOR New Castle was fair and
should be passed. Tho board endorsed the
bill
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
MODERN HEALING
New CuratiVeS Evolved by
Science and Proved in
Practice

Within years greater
science prevention disease
Evening journal., 1907-03-05

than that Of writing
ant to abandon the methods
The
plantations this
and to avoid
studied and employed
diseases exclusively
out selfadulahon extravagant
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
new CASTLES
BOARD OF TRADE
Bills Before Legislature En-
dOrSed.-.TO Divide City
Into Wards
Special to The Evening Journal.


NEW CASTLE, March 5.-The New
Castle Board Of Trade last evening en-
dorsod several bin enecting New Castle,
which are now before the Legislature and
President Eliason will so 10 Dover In Inc
interests of the measures.
The proposed legislation appeared to be
OF such "a nature that there was practical
ly no objection from any quarter.
Bright Prospects
Mayor Boyd and S. S. Deemer, OF the
committee on new industries. reported that
they were in communication with several
parties who wish locations hero. Repre-
sentative Holcomb informed the Board
that no bin had been introduced al Dover
regarding the borrowing OF 5000 60 bulk
head the city's property. He suggested
that O bill be introduced Tomorrow IN the
Legislature and on motion Mr.. Iolcomb
was requested 20 introduce the measure
Mr.. Deemer reported that the Ponnsyl-
vania Railroad Company will do lls share
OF bullsheadlng Their property Is the
battery park.
Representative Working Hard
Representative Holcomb reported that
there IS "a bill before the Legislature re-
garding the condemnation of streets. The
bill provides that a street can bo con-
demned without having an expensive sur
vey made. The board approved the mea-
sure and hopes 70 profit by t.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05

ANAiAnAANes DAdAl9 AAIn nave Q6-
voted their lives to investigation
and experiment along special lines.
Science and invention have cooper
ated for practical results. New the
ories. new methods, new appliances
have been devised-the appliances
often complicated and expensive.
Drug medication by the ordinary
methods is no longer a main depend
ence.
These new methods require a
special study to which the expert
enced drug practitioner, as a rule, is
unable or unwilling to devote his
time. II indeed the consequent ex-
pense be not a detriment. The mere
cost Of the elaborate appliances
places them beyond the reach of
many who might otherwise employ
hem. Then the time consumed in
A.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
OIL TRUST INDICTED
Grand Jury Holds Standard
and Roads for Relating.
TEN BILLS so FAR FOUND
Defendants Accused in 22O Counts.
Alleged OhenEes Date Back from
August I, 1904, 10 June I, 19O5-22S
Cars said 10 Have Been Shipped
Under the Illegal Rate.

jamestown, n. Y, Aug. s.-The Fed
eral grand jury, which for the past
month has been investigating alleged re-
bates granted the Standard Oil Company
from Oiean to points in Vermont. has
completed It's work far enough to return
ten indictments.
These are against the Standard OIL
Company, Of New York; the Vacuum oil
Company, Of Rochester; the New York
Central and Pennsylvania Railroad com
panles. Jointly and two against the same
two companies separately.
One OF the indictments against the
Standard oil Company Of New York con-
tains lSS counts, the other 20 counts.
There IS the same number Of counts in
the indictments against the other corpor-
atoms. Violation Of the interstate com
merce law IN accepting Illegal concessions
in the shipments Of oil IS charged against
the Standard oil Company. The charge
AGAINST the railroad companies is the
granting OF these concessions. The ship
ments were made between August !, 1S04,
and June !. 1895. Il is charged that 22s
cars were shipped under the illegal rate.
the shipment Of each car constituting a
separate count in the Indictment.
Writ of Error Returned.
Chicago. Aug. 9.-The attorneys for the
Standard OIL Company to-day filed the
eompanys assignment Of errors in the
United states District Court in the re-
bate conviction case. They then went be-
fore Judge Grosscup in the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals and made ap-
plication for an appeal, a writ Of error,
and supersedeas.
The trusts attorneys contend that the
supersedeas should be granted upon q
bond no larger than sufficient to cover the
costs. It was claimed by the government.
however, that the bond should be fixed al
$2s, ,240,0)o, the amount Of the fine i'm
posed by Judge Lands. in order to secure
the government pending a stay Of execu-
ton on the judgment. The assignment
Of error contained I16 citations, in which
Judge Lands is said 10 have erred in his
decisions during the trial
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10

/ Paris, Aug. 9,-Admiral Philibert, who is
in command'of the French naval squad
ron operating in Morocco. reports that
/ five Of the cruiser Du Chaylas men were
killed. in fighting when the landing party
fTced its way TO the French consulate
at Casa Blanca. Several Spanish sailors
also We're killed OF wounded.
! The disaTected tribes which were In
revolt against the orders Of the 8Iaghzen
/ Moorish government lost considerably
/ in Wednesday mornings attacks. Four
transports arrived at Il o'clock in the
morning, in time TO stop the attacks.
which the detachmeuts that were holding
the consulate could not have sustained
much longer
The war ships, says Admiral Phill1ert.
swept the euvirous that were still occu-
| pied by the assailants for a quarter of an
hour and then landed men rapidly and
occupied the town. The rgoels lost Sc
verely by the cross fire Of the cruisers
Forbin and Galilae.
/ Admiral Philibert and Gen. Drude have
Iposted a proclamation IN the town ex-
planning the intentions of the French
government Gen. Drude telegraphed that
/ his loss in expelling the tribesmen was
two officers and two men killed and ten
men wounded
Spaniards Fire PrOmiscuOusly.
London, Aug 1O.-Further delayed dis
patches from the Daily Mails correspon-
ent at Casa Blanca furnish interesting
sidellghts up5l the stirring events Of the
past week there.
Writing on Tuesday last. he says that
after the Spanish sailors from the gun
boat Don Alvaro de Bazan, blasting their
way through the streets to the Spanish
consulate with volleys, had put a stop to
the footing In the business center of the
town yesterday, there came a calm which
was so reassuring that a number Of peo-
pie who had been hiding for terror
stricken hours from the plundering Arabs
issued timidly from their hiding places
into the streets. They soon scampered
away, seeking hiding places more secure
than the ones they had before. for from
the nigh parapeted roof Of their consulate
the Spaniards were blazing away at every
thing in sight Moor or Jew. man, woman.
or child, it did not matter which
Spanish Yearning to XIII.
There We're less than fifty men landed
from the Don Alvaro de Bazan. but the
consulate was already packed with Span
ish subjects, workmen and small sbop-
keepers, all with guns. They were filled
With furious, desire to kill, which. on
the part of a barbarian people would
have been described as fanatical Two
women were shuhiing along in the shadow
Of a wall. As they turned the angle into
the street and came within sight of the
Spaniards, there poured down a perfect
shower of bullets. but the women creDt
safely away. Most Of the people about
the streets were engaged in looking FOR
Spanish stores. so the Spanish blood
thirstiness may be understood. They shot
at everybody they caught sight of.
The French marines were exceedingr,.
cautious when passing the Spanish noe;
ton, holding cut their hats on Tboi-
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
GIRL HAS TWO HUSBANDS.
One Says He Paid $50 for Her, other
that He Gave Mother $500.

SASSAA4 " Inc washington Ictdil-
Richmond. Va. Aug. Shattered by her
mother to two men. Victoria Sullivan. a
pretty Syrian girl. with an Anglicized
name. is in the peculiar position in Hunt
ington, w. Va, OF having two husbands
fighting in the courts for her affections.
Alleging that he had paid So for his
wife. besides twice marrying her, once in
accordance with the Syrian custom and
then in the manner prescribed by the
American law. John George. a Richmond
Syrian, found his missing bride last week
ia Huntington,
1t is alleged that the mother Of the girl
not being satisfied with the So she had
received from the sal of her daughter
TO George, took her away and sold her
TO KoUu for $500
There he found that his wife had again
been married. lie at once instituted pro-
ceedings to recover damages fer the
alienation Of the affections of the girl
He viii also enter suit for divorce.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
SOLDIER HAS YELLOW FEVER.
Patient Belongs to American Force
at CfenfueEoS.

Havana, aug. 9.-An American sol
dier at Cienfuego is believed to be
suffering from yellow fever.
This IS the first case Of a soldier
being attacked by the disease since
the army Of occupation came to the
island, and the authorities are conse-
quently somewhat apDreheasive.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
summer Tourist Rates Via RaI1imo-.
and Ohm

on sale daily to Jersey Seashore resorts
Adirondack Mountains Northern New,
York, New &ngland, Canadian Provircee
Nova Scotia. Allegheny Mountain resorfs
also 10 many Western points. II Won are
contemplating rail or water tour for
pleasure or recreation, consult agents at
tl ltl' - s., ply Penna. ave- or station n. J
will be helpful to you. ''S'
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
KNIGHTS TO ST. LOUIS.
Norfolk Convention, Pronounced Or
der's Best, Finally AdJourns.

GNA HNNtF 4 AANVuE AEH-
Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, Aug. 9-The twenty
fifth national convention Of the
Knights of Columbus closed. at the
Pine Beach Hotel at $50 o'clock tn IS
evening. It was the biggest, and pro-
nounced the best. convention ever hel
by the order.
st. Louis was chosen over Baltimore,
Quebec. Atlantic City, Cleveland, and
other places as the next place OF con-
vention.
Just before leaving for Washington
tonight, Monsiguor Falconio Inpal
delegate to the United States. whoL twas
among those here for the conv atfon.
expressed great delight with his visit
to the jamestown Exposition and with
his reception here by Catholics and
nOn-CathoIics.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
DECIDES SPANKING JUSTIFIED.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, Aug. S-Charged in the
police court this morning with having
administered spanking 70 his pretty lit
tie wife. Edwin f. JARVIS turned the
tables on his complaining spouse and OBJ
tained the tacit confession from the court
that he had done we'll
The couple QuarreIed after . few
months Of married life because Jarvis
found himself unable TO keep MS promise
to deposit a certain amount monthly in
the bank to the credityof his wife.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
HIT BY 7O-MILE-AN-HOUR TRAIN
Mail Carrier and Horse ImRaIed on
Pilot and Carried Down Track.

somerville, Aug. 9.-Running at the rate
OF seventy miles an hour. an east-bound
passenger train on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad picked up a horse and mail
wagon, containing James E. Sherman. a
rural letter carrier. at Royceaeld Cross
Ing. this evening, and carried the outfit
one-quarter of mile on thel pilot, after
which the train was broughti 70 a stand
still.
Both Sherman and his horse were in
stantly killed and all the bones in their
bodies were broken.