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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20

join r. Romoser and wife to
DITTO Milbradt and wife. A
strip 9 fit wide off W side lot
1, and a strip Al fit wide off
side lot 2, blk 5, Bain's sub.
Warranty deed; consid'n...
Charles Turnock and wife to
Charles L. Mallory. Lots
1873, 139, 40 and al, The
Kenosha Realty Co.'s First
adm. Warranty deed; con.
Anton Roders to Mabel Wood.
Lot 10 and 60 fit lot 9, blk
2, Frost & Tuttle's subd'n,
Warranty deed; consid'n...
Anton Roders to Mary Shir-
ley. PIT lot 10, blk 2, Frost
& Tuttle's sub. Warranty
deed; consid'n. .........
Katie Eppers to Nicholas Ep-
pers. N hf W or sec o, t
/, p e, and Is acres and
e hfn W ar sec q, t /, p.
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20
EXCURSION RATES

Northern Wisconsin Saengerfest,
Amigo, via the North Western Line,
Tickets on sale, June 20, 81 and D.
good returning June "a. For tickets
and full information apply to any
ticket agent of the North Western
Line. til fri dwj21
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20
KENOSHA IN LEAGUE
Wisconsin Cricket and Athletic
League To Have q Schedule
for the Season of 1907
GAMES TO BE PLAYED HERE

Kenosha lovers of the game of
ing the coming summer as the Keno
sha Cricket Club has been admitted
as one of the members of the Wis
consin Cricket League. The league
will be composed of lteams represent
ing Kenosha, Milwaukee and Racine,
the only three cities in the state in
which cricket grounds have been laid
out. The schedule which has Just
been arranged by Secretary Edwin
Naish of the Milwaukee Cricket and
Athletic League provides for total
of twenty-four games. Each team
will have eight games. Four of these
games will be played'in the home city
and four in other cities. The league
season was opened at Kenosha on
May 30 and the victory of the Keno
sha team over the Milwaukee cricket
ers at that time places the Kenosha
team at the head of the league. The
Kenosha team will play its next game
at Milwaukee on July 4th. Milwaukee
will come to Kenosha early in August
and the Horlicks of Racine will be
here on August 10. This will give
the Kenosha team plenty of time to
get the field ia first class condition.
The full schedule for the league is as
follows:
May 3O-Milwaukee VS.. Kenosha at
Kenosha.
June 22- Milwaukee VS.. Horlicks at
Milwaukee.
July Milwaukee VS.. Kenosha at
Milwaukee.
July 13-Kenosha VS.. Horlicks at
Racine.
July Milwaukee vs.. Horlicks at
Racine.
Aug. Milwaukee vs.. Kenosha at
Kenosha.
Aug. 1o-Horlicks VS.. Kenosha at
Kenosha.
Aug. 17-Horlicks VS.. Milwaukee at
Milwaukee.
Aug. Is Milwaukee VS.. Kenosha at
Milwaukee.
Sept. 7-Kenosha VS.. Horlicks at
Racine.
Sept. Milwaukee vs.. Horlicks at
Racine.
Sept. 21-Horlicks VS.. Kenosha at
Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20
EXCURSION RATES

Chautauqua Assembly, Belvidere,
via the Northwestern line. Tickets
on sale June 81 and %, good returning
July /. For tickets and full informa-
ton apply to any ticket agent of the
Northwestern line. tn fri dw-jl1
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20

Homer Royce attended the dinner
given by the Thirteen Club III Chi.
cago Thursday evening.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-20

Miss Eva A. Ozanne, of this city,
has been awarded the Tichenor prize
at Lawrence University at Appleton.
The prize is given annually to the
best student in literature III the col
lege and the honor conferred on Miss
Ozanne is a high one. Miss Ozanne
was member of the class which re-
ceived diplomas at Lawrence on
Thursday.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
A RHETORICAL TRIUMPH.
sheridan's Speech In Connection Will
the Hastinas Trial.

sheridan's Speech In Connection With
the Hastings Trial.
Answering a correspondent who ask.
ed about the speech Of Sheridan I'm con-
nection with the Warren Hastingg
trial. the London News says:
That immense oratorical triumph
was certainly not reported in the notea
IN question. for the Dude speech waa
not delivered during the trial. Sherl.
dan pronounced It in the house of com
mons In the year before the trial in
moving that the Dude charge should
be one Of the articles Of the impeach-
ment.
"No speech recorded in our history
ever had such q reception. The entire
house and all in the galleries violated
the traditions of parliament and set 4
precedent that remains unfollowed by
clapping furiously and continuously.
Pitt, fully conscious of the extraor-
dinary state Of excitement disclosed by
this breach Of decorum, moved the ad-
iournment on the unparalleled ground
that the minds OF members were ton
agitated to discuss the question with
coolness and judicially' Sheridan had
spoken for FIVE hours aud forty min.
utes. No fun report of the speech
exists. The best appeared in the Lon
don Chronicle FOR Feb. s, 1TS7.
"Tho fame Of the speech was such
that when the trial came on ESQ was
gladly paid for a scat in the hall on
the day Of Sheridans speech as a
manager OF the Impeachment. Macau
lays account Of that speech. which Is
both misleading and inaccurate in sex
oral respects, at least permits us to
know the fact that the speaker was
publicly embraced by Burke on resum
ING his seat. At a later stage in the
trial-six years later In fact-Sheridar
delivered another speech which was
described by one Of the auditors as an
extraordinary rhetorical triumph"
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
Jests and JineIes

stella-Dd you ever see wolf IN Sleeps clothing?
Bela--No but I've cat in Persian lamb
Brooklyn Life.
choiy-The dentist told me had a large cavity that
needed filling.
Ethe.pId he recommend any special course Of study9
Cincinnati Tribune
"He went to Washington expecting that his senator
would get him BERTH"
'Did he?"
mot exactly But he gave him wide one."-New
Orleans Times-D Democrat
The modern trains fast.
Terrific their PAGES.
And sometimes all at once they stop
In several different places
Philadelphia Ledger
Hello Leo" painted the tiger 'Tve been chasing
wounded antelope for several miles Did it pass by
here2"
NO replied the ion conteutedly licking his chops
ut didn't pass here."-Phiadelphia Press.
Young Brown Oestinsly) What would you say. Mr.
Jones, If were run away with your daughter Etheg
Mr. Jones Gather Of ten six unmarred)-I should say
YOU wouidnt have to run very fast-TitBits.
"Now. about airships?"
"wen?"
"vviu they allude to them as aerial sreyhoundsg"
@why certainly not They viii be sky terriers If
anything ng"-Washington Herald.
after all" remarked Mr.. Cumrox, there is certain
relation between finance and poetry"
IN what wayg'
"In both much depends capitalization and making
things sound risht"-washinston star
"shal l." asked little Bessie. "ever be as old as
grandmag"
"Ss-, Gear if you live" rs5ses her uncle "but youn
never admit it."-chicago Record Herald.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
LACK OF FARM LABOR.

IT IS proposed to establish agencies abroad to
4 encourage immigration into Delaware 50
that the farms can be properly cultivated. To
the farmers the situation, because Of the lack Of
labor has become so serious that there are many
farmers abandoning the land and sometimes it is
difficult TO secure tenants
It is also proposed to establish local agrcul-
tura societies to consider the best means Of Sc
curing labor. Delaware has hundreds Of acres of
valuable land that could be cultivated until it
resembled a garden The markets are near and
agriculture carried on on the smaller farm prin-
cpe could be made very profitable. The incomers
could secure land Of their own on easy terms
The State would be benefited in every way
We trust that the State Board of Agriculture
will at once begin the solution of this problem and
show that its creation was Of real assistance to
the farmers.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
LEGISLATORS MAKE
OUT PAY ROLL
Bills Passed by General As.
sembly Bring Increased
Revenue to State

DOVER, March 2S.-Yesterday tho
messmates Of the ship Of state made
out their pay-roll. All through the day
long committees Of both Houses of the
Legislature wrestled with the problem
of paying all the bill and appropria-
tions contracted for or promised by
the State for the current year.
The Legislature which will meet on
Monday for the last act of its 1907 ses-
sion-passing the appropriation bills,
must know just what It wll have to
pay and must pass general laws which
direct the State Treasurer to so pay
the money, and as Mondays session Is
to be short, wide latitude was given
the committees on claims. appropria-
tions and accounts which met to-day.
Not Overcrowded.
Contrary to expectations. the legisla-
tors found that they were not over,
appropriated.
They have passed bills which viii
bring i'm $4,000 increased revenue from
railroads and public service corpora
tions. and $4,000 from banks, each
year. This they argue. gives them
ample opportunity to pay off all bills,
and allow all appropriations in full.
To effect the $4,000, the Legislature
must provide a fund Of $4,000, Ga
little more than one third of the in
Gomez from which the State Treasurer
must refund a proportionate part OF
the license fees paid by saloon keep
ers and hotel men in districts which
may go for mo license" at the election
in November.
This has been agreed on as it is re-
cognized that all of the districts vii
not go dry" and. even IL they do
many of the licenses VIII be almost
exhausted. SO $4,000 is the conserva-
tive agreed upon and this will remain
in the general fund until drawn upor
as directed by law after the "drys'
have carried the day.
Wilmington ,ity. should it 60 dry
will cease to pay its $4,000 of liquor
license. but many of its licenses viii
have expired in November. Kent only
pays $4,000 and Sussex but $500.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
HeInina the Poor.

Editor The Evening Journal
Wishing we'll TO our Species as most
OF us do. would il not be well TO get
interested I'm the subject Of poverty,
its cause and cure? This is a prob
lem that includes an others. All re-
forms should begin here, and they VIII
end only with its cure, which means
never. l suppose. for while sin remlins
we must suffer its consequences. Or
ganized charity is The offspring Of the
Church, and by far the greatest amount
of benevolence is inspired by religious
knowledge. Drink and poverty. In
most cases. join hands sooner or later,
and so does every other vice or mala-
dy that destroys Sc f-respect or a sense
Of honor and independence in our ac-
tions. Unfortunate persons through
accident or sickness or some form Of
distress whcln brings destitution are
legitimate objects Of charity and BEN
evidence.
There are many Of as who are sneak
ing dnto mischief who might be better
employed sneaking about doing virtu-
Gus works. Away with poverty The
strength of a state Is not in its pow
erty Make the less fortunate COM
Portable. That IS the way to limit
swollen fortunes indeed the swollen
fortune may have been given for this
purpose.
Yours respectfully
Phiapthropist
Wilmington, March 23.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
For Pure speeeh.

Editor The Evening Journal
/ am sorry to have to ca.l upon your
valuable space in connection with the
subject Of profane ana bad iangiasc,
an evil that seems to be spreading 50
greatly at the present, but WHEN I see
the amount Of good the press has been
doing throughout the American con-
tinent. / feel justified in taking this
liberty. / am sure the space the news
papers have devoted to the subject
Through their editorial columns has not
been wasted 1t seems TO be impress
ing upon the many classes who have
become addicted to the prcfune use Of
the Almehtys Name and to the use Of
other had language, that they are not
doing the right thing, and that 1t Is
also against the law. When this is
fully accomplished 1t will have a great
effect IN lessening the habit amongst
them. There are stringent laws in
most cities and towns throughout the
United States and Canada against pro-
family. but they all seem TO have been
forgotten II such LAWS had been en-
forced at the right time, profane aud
bad language would not exist among
so many classes Of men and small boys
d
as it does now. Profanity has taken
a. great hold upon the lower class s
/ and even the children, as
we'll as among the so-called better
classes. the authorities should act in
this direction. the power the press has
/ had on the pscple in this town In the
/ past year can be seeu. Profanity
seems to have decreased very materi
ally. also notics IL has had great
influence upon the police. They seem
to give more attention 20 this matter
and many arrests are hoing made on
various towns. I also notice thai
throughout the United states th'
authorities have taken the matter ur
and are ~ Sssing by-laws. and instruct
! ing. the police to arres. and punish the
offenders. The press has also drawn
the attention Of the clergy and the
better class OF people who are strongly
working against the evil What is
really needed now to Danish this vile
and needless practice is more dil'eeni
work by the police. in all sections OF
the country. and for the authorities
to see the laws are faithfully carried
out
Yours truly,
George Wright.
Halifax n. s.. March 2S
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
STATES BUSINESS
is PICKING UP
Many New Firms Take Gu
Incorporation Papers at
Dover
Special to Tho Evening Journal.


DOVER, March 23.-Already Della
wares Incorporation business is pick
ing up and getting in the Industrial
procession. Yesterday, the State De-
partment certificates OF amendment
were issued to the sweyers Manufac-
turing Company. for the purpose OF
manufacturing and selling telephone
attachments and machinery. These in
corporators are of Baltimore and the
capital stock is S25000O
rhe California Real Estate and Loar
Company has been incorporated to en-
gage in a general real estate business.
and to make loans upon homes and
business establishments. The incor-
porators are Ernest c. Abbott, Finius
s. Ingram. Daniel Hess Of Chicago, and
the capital stock is S1.0OO.O0O.
The Pinar del Rio Company is in
corporated TO deal in property and
lands. real estate and agricultural plan
tations These incorporators are of
Havana. Cuba, and the capital stock
Is 100000.
The Consolidated Chemical Company
/ Qncorporated) has been chartered to
carry on the business Of chemists and
chemical manufacturers. The incor-
porators are. of Baltimore and the cap
ital stock is Sl5O000.
The Maxson Company was incorpor-
ated to deal I'm stationery. typewritine
machines and office perquisites These
I incorporators are OF Havana, Cuba
and the capital stock is S125,0O0.
The new amendments 10 the Della
ware general incorporation law regard
! ing the filing of charters, having beer
passed hy both houses and signed by
/ the Governor win place this State on
a footing with the State of Maine anc
much more advantageous to incorpora.
/ tors than New Jersey. The ineorpor.
alton law will be published In booi
form by the secretary Of state
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
Saturday, March as, 1907.
pREs1pENT THINKs IT AL RIGHT

Il VIDENTLY the President does not believe
IL that the financial stability of the country is
in peril because of the furry in the stock market.
Mr. Roosevelt had caller the other day in the
person OF Mr.. Seligman, one of the large bankers
OF New York City The President, according to
Mr. Selgman. does not believe that he can do
anything to relieve the railroad situation except
to enforce the laws that are now on the statute
books In fact Mr. Roosevelt doubts that there is
any railroad situation that needs relieving Right
" enough, the President added that he is in no
way responsible for the action Of the Legislatures
of the different States on railroad matters. The
President also does not think that the money
market needs attention, but holds that Secretary
Cortelyou has that situation we'll in hand. Should
the President maintain his position, as he doubt
less will do the efforts to get up scare and un-
settle business will doubtless fail. Those who
are interested will adjust themselves to the con-
ditions. If some lose because of the decline in
speculative and fictitious values, it is unfortunate
for them but they take their chances when they
enter the speculative field The country has too
many evidences Of material prosperity before it to
be thrown off its feet by coterie who are dis
pleased with the Presidents conduct toward Sc
curing a Square deal"
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
MERCHANTS FAIR
AT THE SPRINGS
Peoples Raj way Company
Arranging Early For the
Show

At the request OF many Of the leading
exhibitors at the Wilmington .Mer-
chants Carnival held at Brandywihe
Springs Park last spring, General
Manager Crook Of the Peoples Railway
Company has taken the initiative in
arranging for the second annual fair
for the coming season with the most
gratifying results. Among the promi-
nent merchants so far enlisted are:
William Lawton, E. H. Brennan, Ma
tional Cash Register, L. NJ.
Rockefeller, International Cores
Tondonco School. Columbia Pho
nograph Company, William c. Earle,
]. 7. Mullins Company. Snellenburg
Company $, II. Baynard, w. II. Moys-
ton, c. A. Balascia. hamburger & Rob-
bins, George w. Bush Sons, James Me-
harg. Selak & Hoffman, John Govatos
Allan Sharpe Gordon Reese Hirsch
Most of those so far entered were par
tlcipants last year and an speak in
highest terms of the great benefit the
Carnival was to their business last
season. resulting as it did I'm the open
ing of the great country territory TO
the West of Wilmington. and divertng
trade 10 the city that had been pur-
chasing in Philadelphia. Owing TO the
fact that the great facilities for bar
gains in Wilmington had never before
been brought TO their attention. Ths
officials of the West Chester Kcnneti
and wilmington Railway Company say
their freight receipts since the fair
/ have more than doubled necessitating
their purchasing an extra freight car
/ General aAinaser Crook has planned tc
have a carnival of sports i'm connec-
tion with the Merchants Fair and has
placed the matter in the hands o
Felix Reich Of New York. who has
already engaged the Loop the Loop
the marvellous trip through mid-air OF
a bicycle and the high diving act
part Of the park will be set aside foi
a real side show as usually accom-.
panies a circus. Fakirs Of all kinds
provided moral in tone, will be toier-
ated Camels from Coney Island vii
carry the public throughout the prom.
inent WALKS Of the park making fur
for the many thousand people. Tho
icarniva' Will be for ten days beginning
May 20.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
Personal and Pertinent

That perseverance coupled with strict integrity and
attention details is bring is strikngy
manifest in the OF Benjamin f. Shaw, the WE'LL
manufacturer and dealer in plumbers supplies
OF this city. Beginning but few fore
plumber Mr.. shaw, by sheer force of merit. mas
advanced until he is at the head OF a large and
successful business which is yearly increasing by leaps
and bounds Successful a business Mr. Shaw
equally foremost in social life and it
say his friends legion his enemies unknown
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
The cinehona Tree.

The cultivation Of the cinchona tree
is one OF the principal industries OF
Java, and the chemical process adopt
ed by the Dutch for the preparation OF
the drug Is said TO produce the best
sulnhate OF quinlne .procurable. This
is carried out in Holland, whittier the
bark as stripped from the trees and
dried is exported Clnchona planta-
tions are frequent on the lower hills
throughout Java. and the trees are Of
all sizes. from the mere sapllng up to
thirty feet high.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
Why Not Try aSimple But
Valuable Formula -?

You are not experimenting
with yourself. This formula is
prescribed and used by the best
physicians throughout this
country and Europe. 1t posi-
lively invigorates and tones up
the interior organs and gets the
stomach in such perfect condi-
ton you can eat with pleasure.
.Kastor Compound, I or. ; Fluid
Extract Cascara Aromatic, L
OF. Tr. Cinchona Compound,
~ OF. The formula you can
get put up at any reliable drug
store at a small cost. This
formula cures all forms of indi-
gestion and stomach troubles,
such as rising OF food, distress
after eating, iblc ating of the
stomach, belching wind or sour
food, bad taste, offensive
Dl Cdtlls idlllliiOSo Vi WNdNllSoo
of the stomach, coated tongue,
heartburn, water-brash, in
famed or liberated stomach,
shooting pains OF the stomach,
dizziness, faintness, palpitation
of the heart, improper circula-
ton and all affections of the
heart caused by Indigestion.
1t heals, soothes and invigor-
ates the stomach. Every per-
son suffering from any forms
! of Indigestion or stomach trou-
bic should give this formula a
trial.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
Peoples Column

A. luymous communications for the
peoples column VII not be printed
Tdmes cf con.ribrtors TO tho column
VIII net be pr,ntcd, bit must be fur
risncc Tie Evening journal as an EVIL
dcnee Of good feish on the part OF tic
contributor.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23

The absence of the extra dry made the din
ners of Senator DUPONT and Richardson dry
affair to the delight of the ministers of the Will
mington N. F. Conference, who have passed reso-
lutions commencing them for the feast. The
ministers have accomplished wonders. Members
OF Legislature who are satisfied with feast
without liquor show improvement from tenn
perance viewpoint The "dry' dinners are un-
usual The senator's hosyeve did the handsome
thip b1t the legislators Such gatherings are
&C tcIIel to good fellowship and enjoyment alike
'Nbdbd hosts and the participants.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23

After being in the retrogressive rut from all
most time immemoral, New Castle the sister city
of Wilmington, is taking on a new lease Of life
and its citizens appear to have awakened to the
fact that in order to keep apace with the times
they must be "up and doing" There are now
prospects of good streets, proper sewerage and inn
proved river frontage which will mean much to
the city and its property owners. The City
Councils membership will be enlarged also, and
instead of five MEMBERS as at present it will con-
sist OF nine members, president, to be elected at
large Wilmington might do we'll to take ex-
ample from New Castle, as there are many
spots in its city government which would bear
remodeling.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
onsratlon Was sueeessfuI.
snaelal % 1ne EvenIng Journa.

Special 70 NE Evening JournaI.
MILFORD. March 2S.-Helen Bar
rett. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. Walter
k Barrett and granddaughter Of DR..
Louis L. Barrett. Methodist minister
OF Dover. has been lying at the point
Of death an the week. but after a sue
cessful surgical operation the little
girl is now recovering. Her trouble Is
double pneumonia.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23

The Street and Sewer Directors had dream
the other afternoon of what might be accom-
plshed for the improvement Of Wilmington in
the way of better streets if we only had the
money TO expend Some day their dream may
come true Wilmington has many bad streets,
but the revenue must be provided for their bet
terment The city will now receive an additional
income from the public service corporations and
perhaps in the next few years new sources Of
revenue may open themselves 1t is well to keep
in mind the growth and Improvement of the city.
Nothing speaks better for town than good
streets and progressive and liberal spirit
Evening journal., 1907-03-23
REDUCES
RAILROAD TAXES

LEwEs, March es.-As the result of a
vigorous protest from the real estate de-
laI tment Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
the assessment Of $90.c0O levied against
laeir property was cut in half by the
Town Comm issioners at their last meet
ing
Originally, the assessment was six thu
san. but This was later increased to twenty
thousand This caused the company to
send "A representative here some time ago,
and that he was successful Is evident from
he action taken.
Evening journal., 1907-03-23

The aliensts think that Thaw might have
been afflicted with circular insanity but there is
no evidence that he ever "monkeycd with the
buzz saw
Evening journal., 1907-03-23

The Legislature refused to so into the busi-
ness of managing the railroads, we are informed.
OF course it did. What was the State Senate
there for?