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Evening journal., 1907-02-19
SALVATION ARMY
MAKES APPEAL
Asks Bus ness Men to Aid
COnV.CtS Who Desire to Lead
Better LIE

In order that convicts who have
served terms in the county workhouse
may be given an opportunity to re-
form after their release. and obtain
honest employment. Ensign wiseman.
who has in charge the work Of the sal
walton Army in this city, has sent out
the following appeal to business men in
wilmington:
Wilmington. Del. Feb. is-
To the Business Men Of Wilmington.
My Dear Sirs: We have opened in the
city of Wilmington what is known IA
1.-THE Prison-gate Work Of the Saliva.
tion Army throughout the world"
1 am taking this privilege Of asking
you TO cooperate with me insofar as
to give or help me to find employment
for any ex-prisoner. even though it be
work at a small wage, I'm order 10 help
these men on their feet. 1t is Well
known fact that a prisoner carries tho
brand" with him wherever he goes
and gets the cold shoulder, but am
persuaded through the work that 1 am
engaged in that there are many OF
these poor unfortunates that would do
better II they had a chance.
May 1 not ask you to promise to give
work to any man or men may send
to you in order to give these men a
chance once more in life?
1 am respectfully yours TO help hu-
manity. Ensign Chas. Wiseman,
Officer in Charge Of the salvation
Army. Wilmington. Del.
Mr.. Wiseman states that in his work
among pDfsons he hnds that there are
many who are confined within their
walls who give up an hope Of future
life of integrity. simply because they
believe that The world is against them
III these people were encouraged in
their efforts when they are sincere ir
their desire 10 lead a better life, oul
prisons would not contain so many.
have already. during my experience in
the work. found places for numerous
men. on farms and in other walks Of
life. who have utrned out to be goot
and upright citizens. They must nee
essarily be given announcement
however unless they fall back into
their former ways
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
At a Smart Wedding

The decorations were all green and
white.
Palms. ferns and white chrysanthe-
.mums were used.
The bridesmaids wore lavender, pink,
azure. yellow and nile green.
Each wore a picture hat with feath-
ers the hue Of her gown.
They carried huge chiffon muffs with
orchids tied to the side.
Four little pages in white led the
bridal procession.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
CATARRH and DEAFNESS
Urgency

Something be arrest
quoky individual
able
a
Barnes Treat
destroys the
(noncontagous relieves
ache gradually
the the
all stomach trouble
purd carh also the head
developing Deafness caused by the
teustacaD
VIII
win change strength and vitality and you VIII be
Evening journal., 1907-02-19


QUALITY that could be obtained.
We established standard of PURITY and QUALITY
and MEDICINAL STRENGTH, that has been maintained for
years. and every Cascare tablet has harmless
pure gentle and effective every other
The substances that enter into medicinal formula to pro-
duce the desired effect to be SAFE and TRUSTWORTHY
MUST cean resh carefully selected compounded with
painstaking supervision
The vigilance necessary ingredients of
cascarets in most PERFECT CONDITION. SO as to get
the effect without any danger from ntudng substances
has never been relaxed
What is the result7
ONE MILLION BOXES
. BOWELSa
patrons friends
MERIT It
FAMILY MEDICINE in the world
attribute great PURITY QUALITY and
EFFICIENCY backed by Truth Honesty
Of the United States June 80 1905 passed PURE
DRUGS ACT protect the Health the People against auer
questionable
reliable responsible Bowel mede
American People.
the possible, and
conhenes
never betrayed All druggists o 2 Soc Try little Oe box TODAY
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
How,s Ibis !?

We ofer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
u. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We the undersigned, have known f.
Cheney fer the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable iu an busi-
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made By his
~ tvAIDINc, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
cols surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold
oy ail Druggists.
Take Halrs Family Pills for constioa-
kian.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
BUSHLINE

Freight received Tor all points. given
personal attention, and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by bes'
routes.
tBoaIs leave both Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 600 p. m. daily, Sunday
excepted
eued.
1EORGE w. BUSH & SONS CO.,
Pier 3. South WEarves. Philadelphia.
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
THE GENTLE SEX
His Evening Dress
Coat-the swa1lowtan.
Gloves-White or pearl kid.

COat-Lne SWalloWtdll.
Gloves-white or pearl kid.
Trousers-same material as coat
Collar-poke, straight or
wing. .trssr
Shirt--plain white dlnen, with attach
ed cuffs.
Cravat-white lawn or null, plain or
self figured. with broad ends
Overcoat - Inverness, Chesterfield,
surtout, or fur-lined great coat.
Hat-high silk, with felt band, or the
opera hat for the theatre.
Jewelry-shirt stud and link cun but
tons of pearl.
Boots-patent leather. pumps. or
patent leather button shoes with black
cloth tops
-single-breasted of same
material ascoat: or double breasted, of
white or gray silk, uncut velvet or
pique.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

its motion pictures and Martinetti and
sylvester IA their eccentric comedy fur
nish very enjoyable contributions to the
weeks entertainment. It is a good show
and yesterdays audiences stamped their
approval upon every feature of f.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
Millions

q
e eay FROM A. and what mighty would be
t
while cntarh
OF
Dc on bod
n am
With the head ronng whole becoming mracgnaed Is
the parent OF nearly
n
respectfully the
month sood only for c Deafness and only 70 the patients that
%
Of % q EARL in
( be to
receives 100 patients lie does he advertses
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

A jetted lace robe seen recently had
sleeves so long that they came unto the
back OF the hand.
Brightest peacock blue appears now
and then. crude in its sarnishness and
out Of harmony with its surroundings.
The old-time serpentine skirt weight
ed with jetted insertions and trim
mings is one Of the graceful revivals
for slender figures.
Princess frocks Of black velvet. each
seam outlined with Jet, worn by tho
young contingent, assume a Gibson
girl air. such a gown is usually ac-
companied by a big black picture hat
and a white feather boa.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
When cascarets Candy

When Cascarets Candy
Cathartic were invented in
1896, and the formula was
perfected after much expert
mental labor by highly scien-
tiic chemists, it was our aim
not only to produce a perfect
combination of EFFECTIVE
CONSTITUENTS, but to
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

treatment that the delicate sensitive
unhestatnsy of all
mens he
perform miracles
he tell IS
herst will durable
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

c. Nelson Camps spectacular novelty
"Doomsday." comes 90 the Garrick The
atre this week, heading a bill Of much
merit, from the first to the last act. It is
based on the supposition that the end OF
the world is due about the year gOO9 and
pictures the possibilities Of the occur
renee. The act pictures New York as IL
VIII be in that year. There comes a rain
OF Ere the destruction Of the city and the
audience is introduced into the very
realms OF Hades. This gives way 10 a.
heavenly light and the gates OF heaven
loom up and the music of sweet voices is
heard. Weirly beautiful and mysterious
best descr bes this very pretontious pro-
duction. Lee Woods new act Bows
Wanted" scoredone of the hits of tine
bill 1t introduces some excellent comedy
several up-to-date songs and furnishes one
Of the biggest laughing features Of the
show. Laura Ordway. a favorlte Broad
day comedienne. sings her way into the
good favor OF her audience with libtie Of
fort and proves a number Of much merit.
Sabine O'Neil and Vera In some Irish COM
edy with its own stage Setting. oner a
featrre that most everyeRe enjoys James
and sadi Leonard and Richard Anderson
in When Caesar c's Her" have a tray
csty on BERNARD Shaws Caesar and
Cleopatra" that is highly credHable win ie
James Breckman q Co, in 'The Dukes
Reception" and The Kinetograph with
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

lodge performed the work OF initiating
several candidates. following which
Theodore Cornweu, Of America Lodge,
gave a pleasing slight-of-hand per-
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
SartoriaI Jott1nes

Next to white, pale shades, with a
very light shrimp pink as one of the
leaders, are extensively used at the
Southern resorts.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
WILMINGTON. Del.

. Daily. : Daily except Sunday. 8 Sunday
NEW YORK and the East .z2s. so
40 tn.le. s1l35 a. m. f1.2s. s3s0' s5I1
Royal Limited, ia s1i.OO D. rn. ''
PHILADELPHIA. e3.28. V.2s, f5.so DO
cau, $50 =. 20 Qocal), fSoo, Nl5, 1884 do.
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ttls a mr. f3:l5, se.o3 =. m.
NEWARK, s45S, 100, t8O5 sg49 f9W
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LANDENBURG and way stations. sion
- m, tg0Q, 3T.25 D. m.
80 Royal Limited" ss.54 D. m.
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'NALJb '455 a. m. "1.o6. ss.09 p. m.
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Evening journal., 1907-02-19
MEMBERS PAY VISIT
Local SHED Of Honor Calls on Broth
ers in Philadelphla.

ers in Philadelphia.
About fifty members Of America
Lodge. No. 6. Shield OF HonCr. accom-
panied by several others connected
with the order, paid a visit 10 Peer
less Lodge. Philadelphia, recently and
spent an enjoyable evening
The degree team Of tha Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

Dr.
- Obhinable For Catmh and Deafness lcop1ghei
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

That A. II. Woods production. "Queen
OF the White Slaves" has lost none Of
its popularity in this city was shown yes
terday when it was presented at the Ly-
ceum Theatre to a big matinee in the af-
ternoon and a crowded house last night Il
is one of the most elaborate as well as
among the best melodramas seen here.
7. E. Miltern. as leading man, is excen-
ticnally good. Lydia Powell, as the Queen
Of the White Slaves does a clever piece
Of acting. The company will appear again
this evening and tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

formance. Tn the local lodge hall. No.
SOC Market street tomorrow evening.
the second Of the quot contests VIII
be played.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

"The Squaw Man." the most sue
cessful Of all the New York successes
OF the past season, which ran for over
six months at Wallack's Theatre, Will
be seen here at the Grand Opera
House. Washington's Birthday, Friday.
February %. matinee and evening. with
Henry Jewett in the leading role. The
play and the company are all of un-
usual strength. Mr.. Jewett has, it is
said, made a wonderful hit in the part
Of Carston, the Englishman, who for
love of his cousins wife comes to
America and later becomes the "Squaw
Man." In the company are included
such well-lnown players as Charles
Chappelle, Edith Cartwright, Virginia
Buchanan. J. NJ. Colville. Logan Paul.
Minnie Vivtorson, Jack Ellis and Frank
Kilday.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19
PURITY
OR
PRODUCT
Commands the Consumers
Confidence

every ingredient the very best point PURITY and
QUALITY that could be obtained
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

Free and Elect ical Examinations
which connection with
COMBINED nlbles
EXTENSIVE
cities
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

At the Opera House last evening Kyle
Bellew presented "A Marriage Of Reason
which was aeceptably received by a large
audience Mr.. Bellew was ably supported
by a competent company included in which
we're Miss Ward and Frederick de Bell
Vile.
Evening journal., 1907-02-19

FRS Tm men % h Dafsh Wee
Mornings sd Use o r Brns
boz Is Coo 10 OF PHeub
o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-22
Mr. Dooley the Sailing Of the Fleet ~ Dun

! up IN coast iv South America, catch
arolnd in tn sea iv Sarah Gussey an
sink thin all with wan iv thin TURF
| bic tcrpedoes that tn Japs alone know
tn secret iv, which, fired firm tn win
dows iv their ships, bounces firm wan
| iv tn inimys boats to tn other, de-
sthroyin' each in turn an thin returns
almost as good as. new TO tn pocket
whence it came. But this may be too
/ good to be true. At present our wan
best bet is that tn feet will sink in
| tn Straits iv Magellan, turbulent
body ~ cold water full iv rocks, frogs,
cabstands. Flying Dutchmen. boats
and other objects dangerous to thraf-
ic This dhreadful passage that has
not been used except be schooners in
tn Chiny trade fr years, undoubtedly
silly people to sail tn Passyf1ckI ocean
just because they own a few thousand
miles iv riparyan rights on it.
We'll, sir, it looks bad f'r Bob
Evans. If he'd liver been tn naval ex-
pert Nv a British newspaper, might
have more confidence in him. Onfor-
chnitely at an early age he was sent
to sea an has been on tn water liver
since. He little knows tn terrors iv
tn deep til way a naval expert knows
thin. All he knows iv this vicious ele-
ment is that it is composed iv water
that moves all tn time, but sometimes
more thin at others, an that it is dot
ed here an there with unimportant an
unsafe lookin' islands, some small,
which are called Great Britain OF ia
pan, an others large, which are called
America, which wreck ships an bo-
suns mates that go ashore on thin. If
We asked poor Bob what he knew
about the Straits of Magellan he'd
prob'hsy say they were an alley full
iV water created be Hiven f-r boats to
go through aisily firm wan ocean to
another
"Accordin' TO tT experts that rule
BRITANNIA that rules tn sea, even if
Bob does get to tn Passyfick he's goin'
to be in throuble. He just as little
knows tn turrors iv the Passyficl1 Cor
cares about thim) as he does tn tur-
rors " tn Atlantic. This here mis-
named body iv water, they tell me. is
very heavy going. At times it lies
quiet an smilini-at other times it is
dashed into fury be tn awful mon
goose, thrOpical wind that blows
acrOst its surface an makes tn waves
run mountains high to wan who has
niver been to sea or tn mountains. 1t
abOurds with coral reefs (much used
be th' people iv thin parts as jooIry)
an is full iv goold fish an other dan
gerous denyzons iv III sea
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| Bob Evans wud prub'bly tell We
that tn Passyfck ocean is a large
body iv water, like tn Atlantic, on'y
larger, and that the mongoose is a
kind iv wind that blows. 1t is not as
vtlent as tn wind around tn FIatiron
building in New York, where he was
wanst almost killed be havin' a cab
blown against him, but it is a tidy
breeze that makes tn dhrafts betther
aboo-d ship an sometimes tips over a
lcattymaran or a canoe that a student
iv tn Tokyo University is takin' his
girl out into tn Passyfick in. An so
it goes.
SuppoSin' our frinds tn Japs shud
get cross or foolish at us afther read
in tn opinyons iv tn naval critics
about thin. What does Bob Evans
know about thim? Faith. he'll have
no more chanst with thin thin an In
dian with a bow an arrer wud have
again a machine gun. You an L know,
Hinnissy, firm readin' what tn naval
experts tell us-oh, tn fine, thought
full fellCws-that these Japs are an ap-
palm race iv people. Who can tell
what they are thinkin' about? We
don't know their language. They may
be thinkin' about anything. They are
horribly warlike people who fought
exclusively with two-handed swords
ontil about twinty minSets past eight
last Thursdah afternoon. In almost a
day they have risen to be a wuryuld
power They first crushed tn savage
Chinese whose splendid navy COM
posed of eight foatin' pagodas heavily
armored with bamboo had I'D to this
time ruled tn waves. In vain tn GAL
liant Chinymen burned incense, hurled
stink-pots, beat kettles an hit tn pipe.
To no avail TIL doughty Japs shot
tn chimneys, tn front stoops, tn
rocking chairs. tn stained glass win
dows. tn pipe stands, tn beautiful en-
broldered prayers fr victhry an all tn
other armymint iv tn Chinese Armada
to slivers, an the fine navy that had
tn day befure slipped so gracefully off
tn mud with tn tide was no more
an not much less.
SO it was whin tn bold Rooshyans
challenged TIL power iv this mighty
small people. Wan day, on that
dhreadful day whin tn wurruld was
startled be tn news that war had been
declared between Japan an Rooshyae
or about a week befure, tn great
Rooshyan feet lay at anchor in tn
harbor iv Port Arthur. Ivry precaution
had been taken be tn officers an sail
ors iv tn Gar. They had gone ashore.
Ye knew what tn gallant Japanese
done. An whin Rooshya sawed her
resarve fleet loose firm tn docks where
it was stuck an sint it out to lay low
tn flag iv Yippon, We know what hap
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Worthy of Consideration.

When so many of the Weather own
ers of securities and valuables of all
kinds have demonstrated that they CON
slider our proposition to take care Of
their valuables at a cost Of 50. 80 wear
or less than a cent day worthy one
it is time for people in surrounding
counties. who have not the facilities In
their own towns to keep their vaIua-
bleS safe from fire or burglary. to
bring their possessions here, take one
of our safety deposit boxes and rest
assured that everything they put I'm IT
viii be perfectly safe
Already we have a large numbe o.
box holders who live in surrOundS
towns who have found this department
of our business a great convenience
inasmuch as they can make business
appointments with any one with when
they may have transactions. and can
conduct that business in one of our
rooms in absolute privacy. This is
only one of the many cOnvenfences
open to those who have keys to our
safety deposit vaults
Salt Lake Security & Trust Com
pany 1924 Main street.
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We'll sir" said Mr. Dooley, 9TH
fleet he's started FIR tn Passyfick.''
so I see" said Mr. Hennessy. Il
hope tn good fellows will get there all
right
80 do T. said Mr.. Dooley. "but as
IN pa-apers say. L have ivry conf
dence in Bob Evans on tn ocean as 1
hope he has in me on TIN dhry land.
Forchnitely him an his gallant fell
lows are all gnin' out to tn Philippians
or wheriveri they're goin' ia ships. If
they attempted 10 march down We
might eXpict 10 hear IL casualties on
tn way II is al1elly forchnite that tn
ocean at tfEis time iv IN year is very
full " water. Annyifow, Bob Evans
says ne can Go ii an 1 lave il to- him.
But it looks as though our friAds in
Europe weren't as sure about it as
am. I've been readin' what these yad-
mirers an wall-wishers iv ours has TO
say about il. Says FT~rinch pa-apeI1
TIL foOlhaFdiness iv President ROsen-
felt in sindirg this vast array " boats
over such an expense Nv water cannot
be TOO much commended. Few iv our
readers ralize what an awful lumpy
thing TIL ocean is whin aroused, but
we who have crost tn accITsed chan
mel know tn turrots iv tn deep an
we can on'y sag firm our own expee-
ryence we hope tn American fleet did
not ate too heavy a breakfast befure
embarkin'' TIL German press pre-
diets that tn fleet will break down
befure it gets well out iv tn harbor.
TIL ROoshyan press thinks a mistake
was made in dischargin' tn Jap'nese
cooks who will now desthroy th nation
be stayin' here an cookin' FIR Amer
lean families.
But il is firm our English cousins.
thin devoted an waITum-hearted
hands acrost tn sea, that tn fleet
gets tn greatest send-off.
q" We feel deeply sorry,' says wan iv
thin, to think iv what is eOin' to hap
pen to this here misguided armada. in
tn first place. they are not English
ships ar tn crews are onpgepared FIR
fightin, niver havin' been given tn
knee drill. They are infeeryor shots.
TIL prevailin commercial dishonesty
in America undoubtedly has filled their
shells with excelsior an sawdust No
doubt our intilligint little allies, tn
Japs, has put a pinch or two iv dinny-
mite into their coal befure they took it
aboord. We gloomily predict that be
tn time they get to Rio Janierio tn
bottoms of their old lumber hOOkars
will be covered over with barnacles,
clans, sea-weed an dead fish. so that
they won't be able to move. This may
save thin. but We wudden't be sur
prised if tn injanyous laps shud come
down tn Passyfick, run lightly
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if We Cud peek into his bedroom at this
minyit We wudden't obsarve more thin
tn usual number iv life presarvers.
He'd ffob'bly say about our frinds. tn
Japs. that he liked thin: that they
were an amusinf people; that he hated
to lose a cook he had that was fine at
turnin out turkey hash; that tn Jap
nese admiral was a gr-reat frind of his
an wanst give him a high old time in
Tokyo; an that tn Japs are all right
ginrally an cud sail an fight, too; an
they'd picked up quite a good deal
about navy matthers firm US an he
wudden't be surprised if they give a
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By f. P. Dunno

good account iy thimsilves some day
An he'd say he wud hope ther'd be no
fightin ony hopin' there be no fight
in was no part Nv his business. He's
goin' to be in dhreadful position-be-
set be tn turrors iv tn naval expert
an ignorant iv thin all. An / bet We
tn poor, thoughtless man is settin'
this minyit on tn deck " his ship,
with his white pants on, his cap on tn
back iv his head, cigar foot or two
long in his mouth, maybe, a glass iv
somethin' with lemon in it in his hand,
wondhrin' what kind iv a Christmas
it's goin' to be at home. An 1 wisht
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I was with him. FIR I'm goin 20 hav..
me own throubles FIR III next month or
two, an I'd rather, as Hogan says,
flee tn turrors that are not thin tn
tuTTors that are"
There may be something in what
thin experts say" said Mr.. Hennessv.
Well" said Mr.. Dooley. IF yeH al
low me. Hinnissy, to explode a joke
that ought to be good fr it's stood tn
test " time, IN say 10 We that tn rale
naval experts an IN other kind are all
at sea"
Copyright 1907. by H. H. Mcclure
& Coz
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pened. TIL Russyans were no match
FIR their resoorcefuI inimies. In spite
iv tn fact that they were well-pro-
visioned an very mutinous tn Roo
shyans cud not stand UP befure tn
ruthless fire iv their foes. The Japs
concentrated their shot on tn afther
turrets which were full iv canned ca
War an Jungle ham, which exploded
with awful effect. An Rooshya's ma
val power, also. was no more thin 1t
had been.
AN dye know, I suppose Bob
Evans don't think iv tn Jap'nese as
bein' such a divvle iv race. 1 bet We,
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Presbyterian.

Westminster Presbyterian Church
Charles Curtis McIntire, pastor, residence,
27l West Fifth South On account of the
quarantine there will be no services in
the church building. Services will be held
in the First Baptist church i'm the after
noon; Public worship. 2;45 D. m. sermon
THE Spirit of Christmas" special music
Sunday school at 3:45 p. m; Sunday school
Christmas exercises, musical program and
Christmas tree in the Baptist church on
Tuesday evening. No services in the
Westminster Presbyterian church during
the week