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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-25
Salts SbGtigfcit anf bcmEbilippinen.

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id)ieoenen Snieln 5uriidSu5iebeu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-25
Ter5ueiflungstbat cincs Griippcls.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-25
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Evening journal., 1907-11-04
NORTON
GIVES FIGURES

Editor George w Norton Of the
Portland. Maine Express spoke in AS
bury Church last night on conditions
i'm Maine. He declared that the per
capita increase in real estate and inn
provements in his state from 1900 TO
1904 was from S51615 to S595.76. In
1902 there We're 59.299 farms in Maine.
the estimated value of which was
.ninoty-siN and one hal. millions. OF
these farms 56524 were owned by their
q occupants, 2,030 We're worked by tenants
and 745 We're operated on shares The
state he said had more Individual saw
ings bank depositors than IL had vot-
ers. From 1850 TO 1902 the public debt
Of Maine had been reduced 81 per
cent while in the same period Della
wares public debt was reduced IA per
cent During the same period the rate
of taxation had been reduced from
$3.50 in Maine 60 Sl.95. while IN Della
ware the tax rate had increased from
S101 TO St9t. The cost of maintaining
the jail In Cumberland county. Maine
with l0O,6S9 population was S21i76 a
year while IN New Castle county with
l09,697 population the cost was S4S.94S
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
SHOT TWO CHILDREN; 81
KILLED HIMSELF
John Zimne, Who Had Been Drinking Tried to
Extcrminate His Whole FamiIy---Grcat
Excitement Caused

John Zimne, who had been ON A
PROTRACTED SPREE. last night put
a bullet through the heads of his two
children, and turned the weapon upon
himself, at his home beyond Eleventh
street bridge.
The result Of the fiiendish act is:
John zimne. 80 years old, died on
way to hospital
Rose zimne, years old, will die.
John zimne, Jr.. 8 months old, will
die
Then. grasping his wife by the hair,
he threw her to the floor and would
have murdered her also but for the
Interference of neighbors.
SHOT SLEEPING CHILDREN.
Leaping to the stairs where the chill
dren We're IN rcd in an upper room, the
man ran to the apartment His in
fdnt son was asleep upon a couch. Co
ms to the bedside. the man pressed the
muzzle OF the 32-calihre revolver TO the
childs temple and pulled the trigger
Startled by the report little Rose was
awakened and started to get up from
the led acr,ss the room, but she was
pushed back by the-inhuman father
land, ramming the revolver against the
forehead of the little girl, he pulled
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule IN eject June 2. 1907.
Drains Leave Delaware Avenue station
WILMINGTON. DEL

nany Daily except Sunday. sun
so iorIS ana the East. '2ge .52l
-aN. Ills. su.s5 a. m, tl.26. 'SS0' 'e'Af
-Notat l..niteu." siA2 sIluJ y. ul.
PHILADELPHIA, s22t, ~o2J, 1879 10
rsD. f6.40. sl.zO OocaD, 1900, isis, sodi llo'
oal. s9SS. sll.0S QooaO. 1915 QocaD ills,
tllS5 a. m.. fl-S fS0o 90, aD. $3.50, sASv,
OlocaD, f452 Ooc;lJ. '5ll Royal Limited
f62J locail. 400. sos QocaD, 'i,i-, seof'
tIoraD, sllO0 y. M.
CnESTrk l5.SJ OocaO, t6t0, '4-o 70.
cal. $500. iSi5 sS@ docaD, 'e.S. 81 0s
QccaD, 10 90 CocaD. sll.S5 a. m-i f.-e.
e6O5 OocaD. si1. uocaD. tf.5l Qocail, io.e0
klocaD. flO0. 800 loca9. "l.Al $500 Noe.a'
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON, ,45'
$3.50 zoe d. m. 'l.o6. $3.50. 't4i, tb.sO'
kSli .'lioval Limited" -9Ug sgs y. AZ,
bA-llMOitE aru way StaNon9 i'V0
fSsa a M. f3l5 s55S p. m
NEWARK. Ass. 900. sSiq 1850 a. m.
fiatc 'los iSl5. i5.5o' sS.oS' i''oo' 'aOs'
sfNGERLY. 100. sse, 1850 OaSpressl
a. m i2io. i3lS. 1850 (Express)' s''os'
fi.d0, Sn.3u p. on .,o n
IANDUNRtRG and way stations, 'lO'l'
piI'TsRIrRG. v45b si0ss a. m. si.4, io'9l
s64t "Royal limited" e9.5i q. m
CFrrcAGO ri S.. siel9 n. M, '2b0 ?, il
CINCINNATI. 81, LOUIS & LOUIS
WILLIE. .455 q. ma. 'lod -3V9 p; H. .,
Del. Avc. sta. Dc .marvia ieL ai'e' Z
q A. Tel. ii2e-A. City Ticket oihce' ~
Market street. u. y A. Tel l"N-N' -'''
marvia Tel. 2ieS. ..,,
u. A. Miller Travelling Passenger Ase"
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
THESE CRIMES HAPPENED In WILMINGTON !
HAVOC WROUGHT BY INTOXICATING LIQUORS
ALL THESE ITEMS WERE TAKEN FROM OUR OWN CITY PAPER
KILLED HIS WIFE,
THEN SHOT HIMSELF
In Consequence of Tragedy at Second and West
Streets, Viola PoOre is Dead and WiIIiamO.
Poore is Dying at Delaware Hospital

with a curse upon her lips and the IRE
of defiance in her eyes Mrs Viola Poore
was sent into eternity by bullet in her
heart last night. The shot was fired by
her husband William Oakley Poore. who
then turned the weapon upon himself and
sent a bullet into his head. which will
be responsible for his own death. The
tragedy occurred at Second and West
streets few minutes before 10 o'clock
and was witnessed by number of peop'e
who were sitting upon their front steps
In the neighborhood.
There is maze Of love. jealousy and
unrequtted affection interviewer in the
tragedy that would battle Sherlock
Holmes TO unravel Implicated in the af-
fair are six persons One of this number,
Frank AlbasSi, has his head swathed in
blood-strined bandages where he was
stabbed twice a few minutes before the
shooting, and 1t was in company with the
wounded man that Mrs. Poore had come
to the drug store OF Allaband and Spear.
at Second and West streets. to have his
injuries dressed.
Together with Mrs Nicholas Katar5na.
an American woman Mrs. Poore had gone
out with two other men last night. Learr-
ing Of this, the Italian husband Of the
former had gone in search of them. and.
finding the quartette at Third and Orange
streets. he attacked Albaski with a knife.
stabbing him in the head twice. He ran
away after the stabbing and the women
brought the wounded man to the drug
store for treatment In the meantime.
Katarlna had found Poore and told him
Of his discoveries. When the women
emerged from the drug store they were
met by Poore. who demanded to know
where they had been. Hurting at him a
colley of oaths, Mrs. Poore, tapping her
chest, said;
IF you want TO shoot my heart out,
do so. ! dare youl I dare your
without n word Poore drew a SS-calibre,
and. holding Il against the breast Of the
woman, directly over her heart, he pulled
he trigger, and in an instant turned It
upon himself, and sent a bullet crashing
through his skull. The two people fell
side by side upon the pavement the r
blood intermingling and flowing down
the gutter. Both were brought into tie
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
SHOT
KILLED A man
With Michael MeDonough He was Ex-
amining the Weapon When II
Went of.
Robert Levy, coIored, Accidentally
Met Death While Talking to
Friend

Shot Just below the heart accidentally
by Michael McDonough. as the result Of
playing with a revolver Robert Levy,
colored, tumbled TO the floor of the sa-
loon of william A. Conner, at No. 1
after o'clock and died before he reached
Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix ambu-
lance.
From Jolly party relating anecdotes
and talking in small groups, the saloon
became dcathly still as the shot rang
out and the people gathered about the
room turned in time 70 see Levy sink
to tho floor. the blood squirting from his
breast But little attention had been paid
to the two men as they stood near the
bar handling the revolver. The men were
talking in a friendly manner when the
tragedy occurred
Levy. who had acted as a waiter about
The place at odd times. was removed into
a back room. awaiting the arrival Of the
ambulance. but he died before the hos
nital was reached and was carried TO the
morgue.
"The shooting was purely accidental, y
said McDonough al the police station last
NlsNls We Mtit AAlcNNrf Nl1 hN0N VI
friends. Had worked together and had
never had a cross word. I am deeply
grieved, more so than I can express al
the occurrence. but it was an accident
purely an accident"
McDonough was arrested Immediately
after the shooting and sent to the police
station to await an investigation-NI Morn
ing News oct. 80. 1907
Evening journal., 1907-11-04

drug store and the police station and the
ambulance notified. In the meantime, Of
hcers Fox and King, of the district, took
charge of the bodies. Poore was sent to
the hospital and the woman remained
upon the floor of the store until the ar
rival of Deputy Coroner Nichols.
AS she lay upon the stlne floor Of
the store the bodice of her white dress
blood-stained and powder-burned, her
face blanched with the pallor Of death,
the tawdry rings and bracelets and cheap
beads, the exaggerated colffure were IN
sorry comparison with the stately dignity
OF death that had claimed her.
From the little country girl who came
to the city a few weeks ago. innocent and
unsophisticated. there had sprung the
woman who was fast learning the ways
Of city life; the woman whose cheeks had
lost the roses Of wholesome living and
taken on the pallor that follows indoor
life; the simple country frocks had been
abandoned for the cheap finery of ex-
aggerated styles and possibly down i2 the
Maryland farm the letters were anxiously
awaited telling of the new life and its
pleasures.
The dead girl IS the daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. John Henry Hudson, Of near
Pittsvllle. Maryland, a little town near
Salisbury. She had not been in the city
very long, having come here from Milford,
Delaware. just a few weeks ago, but in
that time her education had been rapid,
as was her end
The body was removed to the morgue
and the parents will be notified. The
young woman, she was but % years old,
has other relatives in the city, who have
also been told of the sad occurrence, and
It is likely that the young woman VIII
be taken back to her country home and
placed in the little burial plot upon the
old Maryland farm. where she spent her
happy childhood days.
In connection with the murder OF Viola
Poore last evening Nicholas Katarina a
was arrested early this morning charged
with assault with intent TO commit muir
der in the stabbing of Frank Albaski.
Mrs Nicholas Katarnia. or Emma Evu-
sham, was also arrested charged with
keeping a disorderly house.-From Morn
ing News. June %, '07.s
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
Catarrh of
The Stomach
A Most Dangerous Disease, Which
Causes Serious Results, Unless
Properly Treated.

Catarrh Of the Stomach Is very COM
mon and Is known as one Of the most
obstinate diseases which. when neglect
ed or improperly treated with cheap
patent medicines tonics, drugs, pills, and
other secret quack remedies. results in a
broken down constitution and often con-
, sumption ana death
Catarrh OF the Stomach. like every other
disease OF the stomach. except cancer, IS
the result Of poor digestion. Tho d'gestive
organs have become weak, there Is a
lack of gastric juice, your food is only
half digested. and as a result you be-
come effected with loss Of appetite, pres
sure and fullness after eating. heartburn,
vomiting, waterbrasb, tenderness at p {
Of stomach slimy tongue. bad taste in the
mouth. constipation, pan in limbs and
face, sleoplessness. nausea, belching of
gas. diarrhoea, sick headaches, dizziness,
mental depression, nervous weakness, and
many other common symptoms.
If your stomach cannot digest the food
you ent then the stomach needs a rest.
as that IS the only way you can get rid
Of your catauh, but in the meantime
your body needs plenty Of nourishment,
live you must eat, and If you must eat,
your food must be properly digested, and
it your stomach is too weak TO do the
work. then you must get substitute
that will do the work.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the only
known substitute that viii Of est your food
as well as any healthy stomach They con-
tain vegetable and fruit essences aseptic
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stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
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thousands Of physicians all over the
United Stats recommend them TO their
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trouble. Experiments and tests have
proven that one grain Of the active prln.
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stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are In the
form of pleasant tasting tablets or loz.
enges and are sold I'm large hfty-ceni
boxes at all drug stores.
Send as your name and address and We
will send YOU a free sample package The
relief you will get from this trial pack
age alone will convince you Of the merits
Of stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Address
r. A. Stuart CO., 100 Stuart Bldg, Mar
shall, Mich.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
MURDEROUS
ATTACK MADE

Suffering from many cuts about his
body and the loss of much blood. Alex
ander Turner. colored. is in serious
condition at the Delaware Hospital HIS
alleged assaiiant was Ethel Webb. a
eolored girl just out of her teens. and
two meat knives were the weapons with
which she is alleged to have done the
cutting-Evening Journal. Oct. 81. o.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
For License

Every man who votes FOR LICENSE
on November 9Th will brand himself as
saloon keeper, whether he gets a
share in the profits Of the, business or
not.
Hesoannot eVade his personal re-
sponsibility for the traffic or for the
floods of poverty, vice and crime flow
ing from the open saloons.
Any man who has the power to pro-
teet another from injury or crime, and
nesleots or refuses to exercise that
power is equally guilty with the Of
fender.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL
OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY

Yesterday was the second anniversary
OF the oonnonical raising OF ST. Peters
Roman Catholic Church 20 a cathedral.
and al all the masses was observed with
appropriate sermons Solemn high ma s
was said at 1890 o'clock in the morning
IN the Cathedral by the Very Rev John
A. Lyons, pastor of the church lie was
assisted by the Rev. Fathers Dougherty
and Hoavey deacon and sub-doacon r
snectivoly Father Lyons IN his sermon
portrayed the efforts Of the parishloners
TO bcautify the church and gave them h s
heartfelt commentator.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04

the trigger again. Then, throwing
himself upon the bed, he sent a bullet
crashing through his own brain.
GREWSOME SPECTACLE.
When the ambulance orderlies and
the police went into the second story
a grewsome spectacle met their gaze.
Stretched between the children he had
shot was the father. From the wounds
of each the blood was towing, and the
crimson streams had joined, making a
pool which had overhowed at the head
of the stairs.
(You can read the full story in The
Morning News of June p, 1907, first
page.)
Evening journal., 1907-11-04

VOTERS OF DELAWARE. many OF
YOU have perhaps read these items De-
fore-at the time they were published
by our city papers. And, although they
may have shocked you, you may have
thought hat you were pOwarless TO
remedy. conditions. BUT YOU AhE
NOT POWERLESS NOW. WHEN
YOU MARK YOUR BALLOT ON NO
VEMBEK 9TH KEEP IN MIND
WHAT THE SALOON HAS BEEN
DOING RIGHT HERE IN della
WARE
VOTE AGAINST. THE SALOON.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
DEATH OF LEVY
Autopsy on the Body Of Col
Ored Man Performed
Yesterday

An autopsy upon the remains of Robert
Levy, shot and killed IN THE SALOON
Of william A. connor on Tuesday night
was held by coroner's Physician Bastian
at the morgue yesterday afternoon. wher
it was found that the bullet had pierced
the breast Just below the heart, penetrate
ed the lung and had embedded itself ii
the spinal cOlumn.-Morning News, Oct
81. o.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
BLUE MONDAY
IN CITY COURT

Today was blue Monday in City
Court and the session only lasted twelve
minutes Deputy Judge Joslyn pre-
sided IN the absence of Judge Cochran,
who Is out of the city.
Harry Finncane, who was accused OF
drunkenness and disorderly cond1ct
was fined So. and Robert Bolden, col
orcd. disurderly conduct. 81.
The case Of Joseph b. Mahoney who
shot and seriously wounded a crippled
friend several weegs ago. was again
continued, this Time until December
a. Mahoneys victim is i'll in the hos-
pital.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
To Vote Right, Mark Your Ballot on the Right
AS SHOWN BELOW:

Only the man who votes AGAINST
LICENSE on November 5th will be
free from personal responsibility for
the saloon and its train of evils.
Every man who has the right to do
so and refuses to vote AGAINST LIZ
cENSE by absentins himself from the
polls on November 5th, will be equally
responsible with the saloon keeper and
will also brand himself as a coward.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
RuSHLINE

lrcisht received Tor all points, gwen
pelsl MAJ auenuon, and forwarded prempt-
ii al lowest rates and by best rsutNn.
Boats leave both Wilmington ana fnila-
deiphia al 500 y. m. daily, Sunday -
Throueh rates and bills Of ladins Is
eueo. -... ~,
GEORGE ". BUSH & SONS CO.l
Pier g North Wharvos, Phllaoeip pnla' ~.
Tronch street wharf. wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
EntartaIned Masaueraders.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baily were SUR
prisod with a Halloween party on
Thursday evening, at their home, No.
2io9 West Seventeenth street. Their
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs Robert PEN
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Ca
pele Mr. and Mrs. A. 4. Capclle, Mr..
and Mss Alfred Warner, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Bailey, Mr. and Mrr.
Donald Ashbrook. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Gawthrop. and Mr.. and Mrs. Rumford.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
Riddle. pav.

At the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs John b. Day of No. LOG
West Twenty street this city,
Miss Louretta Day ar0 John Biddle
were married on october 13. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev IL.
b. Scott Of Buffalo. n Y. Until the
present time the marriage has not
been announced.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
WILSON LINE.
AND FREIGHT LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Iron steamer "city Of Cnester;r

Iron Steamer "city OF Chester"
Leave Wilmington, Fourth street wharf
,seelS-days ana Sundays at $50 a. m. and
Teave chester one hour later.
loave Philadelphia, Chestnut Sueei
Wharf, weekdays and Sundays at n.ol
a. m and 8.1b D. IN.
Leave chester one hour later,
Fares including Saturdays and sundays
phNadeinhia excursion, 2oci one way loc
Chester excursion, 15ci one way loc
Shippers Of freight have frequent SER
vice. careful handling, prompt delivery
and fun protection from the weather by
covered Wharvcs and wagons.
Freight connections VIA Wilmington
New Castle and Southern Railway Co.
from Wilmington, and via. W. Chester
Kennett and Wilmington Electric Railway
Company.
TO secure these facilities, order youi
shipments via WILSON LINE" Fourth
Street Wharf, Wilmington, and Chestnut
Street Wharf. Philadelphia
HORACE WILSON, cen'l Manager.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
DR.. Patterson is Homo,

DR. Arthur Patterson has returned home
from six months trip TO the Adlrorda' k
Mountains. He spent the time hunting and
fishing and brought back a deer's head
and horns which he is having mounted.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
Celebrated weddinq Anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs Peter ~ Wright cele-
hrated their tenth wedding annivers-
ary on Monday evening at their home,
No. 7oi West street. The invitations
were to am "old-fashloned party" with
a request 10 dress in a fashion of long
ago.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
Weak
Heart Action

There are certain nerves
that control the action
of the heart. When they
become weak, the heart
action is impaired. Short
breath, pain around heart,
choking sensation, palpi-
tation, fiuttering, feeble
or rapid pulse, and other
distressing symptoms fol-
low. DIR. Miles Heart Cure
is a medicine especially
adapted to the needs Of
these nerves and the mus
cular structure Of the
heart itself. 1t is a
strengthening tonic that
brings speedy relief.
Try it.
''For years suffered with what
thought was stomach trouble. when
the doctors told me ] had heart
trouble. / had tried many remedies,
when the Or Miles almanac came
into my hands. and ] concluded TO
try DR. Miles Heart Cure have
tallon three bottles. and now / am
not suffering az all. ] am cured and
this medicine did it. / write this In
the hope that it-will attract the at
u |.HN a
MRS. d. BARRON,
soi Main St.. Covington. Ky
Your druggist sells Or. Miies' Heart
Cure, andN,s authorize him 20 return
price Of first bottle (only) II It falls
20 benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
Postals on Birthday.

Mrs. Elizabeth Strong. Of 1913 Kina
street, was given postal and letter sur
prise last Wednesday IN honor Of hei
hfty-thrd birthday. She received ovoi
seventy postals and letters from Philadel
phia, Baltimore West Chester, Kenne.
Square and this city
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
Give the Boy a Chance


IS to
IN $
in tho s.
il a.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
Bethany Quartet TO Entertain.

Miss Fulton Miss Emerson and w. II.
Greenwell, elocutionists. viii give an en-
tertainment in Red Lion Church on Mon-
day evening.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
Giuon Poatnl shower.

Mrs. Daniel Bloodwell of No 1906
Market street, was given a postal
party on Friday in honor of her BIRTH
day anniversary She received ll5
cards.
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
Pumpkin Pie in Sussex.

AS the pumpkin harvest was very large
in this county pumpkin pie Is on the bill
of fare for desert now
Evening journal., 1907-11-04

Edward Lane spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Thorne at Woodland
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
AN APPEAL TO YOU TO
VOTE

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the Ballot
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ANYTHING INTERFERE IMPORTANT
DUTY!
ANTI-LICENSE COMMITTEE,
Wilmington, Delaware
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
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Evening journal., 1907-11-04
REMEMeERl

Delaware under Prohibition in 1856.
VOTE
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
Notice

Anu-Licensc meeting on Monday
evening. November 4. in Mt Pleasant
M h Church Bellevue. TO be ad-
CROSSED by Rev r.. o Everhart, of
Maino.'
READ THE REPLY TO HowARo.*
Evening journal., 1907-11-04

Delaware under Prohibition in 1856.
VOTE
Evening journal., 1907-11-04
READ THE REPLY TO HOWARD.

To Continue tho Prosperity Of 1907.