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Evening journal., 1908-07-30
PREPARING FOR
THE REGISTRATION
New Castle Officials Will Go
Out Of Way to ACCOmmO-
date Citizens
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. July sO.-There is
a big difference here this year regard
ing registration. AS there is no fee to
be paid every one is anxious to get
registered and thereby become quail
ned for the elections. Registrar Nay
lor Of the Second district has agreed
TO sit one-half day ON August Sth. at
the Farnhurst postofice. This win be
a big accommodation TO the inmates
and attendants i'm the State ana
county buildings as well as 20 the mea
IN the Minquadale Home. on the same
day Registrar Bradley win sit at the
Rose Hin schoolhouse in order that
the voters IN that end Of the district
can get registered without the incon-
venience of coming TO the city.
The registration places this year
are.
First district. The Strand and Har-
mony street
y Second district, Delaware east Of
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
Feldspar Minine Not Abandoned,

Mining for feldspar upon the far
.of Edward Bullock, at Boothwyn, H.
not been temporarily or otherwis
abandoned, as was stated, on the othe,
hand, the force has been Increased
and the work of quarrying feldsp II
is being prosecuted more vigorously
than ever
1t is further learned that instead oil
the quality Of the feldspar deteriorat
ing it has grown steadily better unit
/ it is now pronounced by experts tC
be the highest quality OF feldspar evei
produced in this section
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
PUSEY 6 JONES
PLANT is BUSY
Annual Meeting Of Directors
Will Be Held on Next
"Wednesday

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Pusey & Jones Company vii
be held in this city on next Wednes-
day. at which time the directors foi
the ensuing year viii be elected.
The Pusoy and Jones Company
one of several plants IN this section
running on practically full iiO
Though other industrial establishments
throughout the country have not had
sufficient orders q keep them going
full time, IL IS grat44J ...s .. .--
that the Pusey and Jones plan
is busy and has had a successful year
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
Bow NAV Have Hydrophobia

Bitten by a pet dog. Charles Como
way. small son of Richard Conoway,
near Greenwood d feared TO be in-
fected with hydrophobia. The bite has
been burned ont and developments are
being awaited AT the slightest sign
the boy viii be sent TO Eaitimors
hospital.
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
Doll IS one.eiohth Inch High.

Probably the smallest jointed doll In
the world, is owned by George steven
son. Of No. 5t5 French street The
doll is about one-eighth of an inch IN
height and IS perfectly formed II vas
one of the prize winners at the James,
town Exposition
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
Third Ward Republicans Ratify.

Third Ward Republicans held rat
ihcation meeting in the Third Ward
Republican Club last night. Isaac w
Bowers, president. presided. The meet
ing ratified the nominations Of Taft
and Sherman. Addresses were made
by Herbert L. Rice Thomas ]. Gay
nor, City Councilman Homer c. Sim
mons. Levy Court Commissioner Harry
Brown. James Logue and others. The
meeting was largely attended
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
EDUCATIONAL
School
Fourth and West Streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.

The largest and best equipped pre-
paratory school in the State with
courses of study fitting for either Col
lege or Business. Co-educational. Six
teen teachers. Excellent equipment.
Thorough instruction. Graduates en-
tered ON Certificate in all Colleges ad-
mitting pupils on a school record. FINE
NEW GYMNASIUM WITH SKILLED
INSTRUCTORS FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS Classical, Literary. Latin Set
entihc and Scientific Courses Of Study.
High School. Grammar School, Pri-
mary and kindergarten departments.
transportation provided for children
of the lower grades. Terms reasonable
by reason of endowment. For illus
trated catalog, address
HerscheI A. Norris, A. NJ,
Principal.
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
John Noon Critically nm.

John Noon. young man. we'll know
i'm the Tenth ward living at .Secon
and Cherry streets, is in a critical con
dition at his home, suffering with tu
berculosis. He has many friends VIII
will hear of his condition with sorrow
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
Hookessin Man Arreated.

Edward Brown. of Hockessin, was
arrested last night by Constable Green
on the charge of non-support and W s
held by Magistrate Robertson in this
city for a hearing tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1908-07-30

h e m Ia ~ at one thousand alt
m of til r m IN enrus0 udc nsnreh hundred pungr ywa
m Is @ F GA al era w swept
Man oG Bring p an ~ m cargo den eb an eG
e @ wae anasa
Evening journal., 1908-07-30

All STYLES OF doilies and centre pieces.
You can only appreciate the beauty
Of these by seeing them. They're worth
lOc 10 $780, Market ST.
Evening journal., 1908-07-30

This win be the most elimination Of
the weeks artillery drill and will he the
most interesting event of the week II
viii not be on an extensive sca.e Of
course The fleet" will consist Of a
government tug and two small boats. but
It will require almost as much skill to
sight them with the searchlight and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
LAWYERS ARGUE
in DAVIS CASE
SUMMING UP IN MURDER HEAR.
ING Is EXPECTED TO BE
LENGTHY.

Omaha. Neb.. Sept. 2s,--Arguments
were begun today in the preliminary
hearing OF Chas. Edw. Davis, charged
with the murder of DIR. Frederick Rus
tin four weeks ago, and are expected
to continue all day. The defendant is
represented by four leading attorneys
and County Attorney James r. Eng
lish and Assistant County Attorney
Ellick are conducting the prosecution.
The examination of witnesses occu-
pied four days. and the summing up
of the testimony is expected to be
lengthy. English and VIM. F. Gurley,
chief counsel for Davis, will make
the principal addresses to the court,
following which Judge Crawford will
decide whether or NOT Davis is to be
bound over to the district court
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
Committeeman Kennedy Answers Dirty
Attack Made Upon Him by 6. Herald
Given an Inch, the Chronic Nckers at the Forks Wanted
Mae- Everything They Got Kennedy Gave Them But
Taft Arrangements Didn't Suit Mr. Wnshp.

change was made, was the only
man to do it When DR.. Taylor re-
ported this fact to me, asked him
how much time they wanted in Grand
Forks and the doctor replied, stating
that they wanted an hour anyhow,
and / told him that l would secure a
wait of an hour and as much more time
as ! could.
In doing this / knew that I was
breaking in on the arrangements al
ready made and completed by the Far
go committees, and l fully expected to
be severely censured by the members
of the Fargo committees and also by
the officials of the G. N. railway, as
they were compelled to hold the Orien-
tai limited in the yards at Fargo for
more than forty minutes, something
that has never been done in the his
tory of this train. ~
1T seems too bad that The Herald
should take advantage of the feeling
existing between the two, towns to en-
deavor to personally injure me. / have
no other desire than that of serving
the republican, party OF, North Dakota
in the most efficient manner possible
and to bring about in the state repub-
lican success along every line, and /
am as anxious that republican votes
should be secured in Grand Forks as l
am that they should be secured in
Fargo or in any other city or precinct
in the state 81 n 3
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
HOBOES ARE in
CONVENTION
MILLIONAIRE JAMS EADs HoWs
LEADS NATIONAL GATH.
ERIAG.

New York, Sept. 2s.--An extraoF>
dinary gathering begun here today
made UP OF delegates from various
part Of the country to take part in
four days conference. They came os
the brake beams of freight cars, on
the blind baggage. OF the swift ex
press or struggled in over dusty roads
They profess to represent the coun
try's "workless" and to constitute the
first national convention Of unen.
ployed.
j. Eads Howe of st. Louis, knowT
as the millionaire hobo" is at ths
head OF the organization. It wa
through Howe's efforts that the plans
for the convention were completed.
Many prominent men were invited
to deliver addresses. among then
Roosevelt, Bryan and Taft. All sU
cused themselves.
The health of the unempioyedr
was the principal subject schedules
for discussion at today's meeting
Speaking OF this topic Mr. Howe SAL
1t was the intention to wake up ths
local and state boards Of health to ths
danger of a plague in the city"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29

In an interview with a Forum re-
porter this morning relating to the
editorial which appeared in The Grand
Forks Herald today, in which Mr.. Ken
nedy was charged with having endeav-
ored to cut Mr.. Taft's visit in Grand
Forks to only few minutes, Mr.. Ken
nedy said:
"The first official itinerary given out
for Mr.. Taft's train did not include
Grand Forks at all. Another change
was made, giving Grand Forks Ave
minutes. They Immediately took it up
with me, and / promised twenty
minute stop. This, however, was not
long enough and their committee, con-
sisting of Messrs. Hunter, Collins,
Ryan and Dean Bruce, went to Mime
apolis to see if they could have Mr..
Taft and party remain in their city a
longer time, and they were unable to
accomplish anything and came home
and reported to me, when / again
promised them that they would surely
have Mr. Taft's party for twenty min
utes.
Promised Them an Hour.
AFTER Dr. Taylor and his commit
tee had called on Mr.. Taft and Colonel
Ramsdell in another endeavor to have
the time changed, they were told that
no change in the itinerary would be
made, and Mr.. Taft told them that If
" e
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
N. D. wins PLACE
in TAFT's HEART
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTIONS TEN
pERED THE REPUBLICAN NoMl-
NEE ON HIS INVASION OF
FLickERTAIL STATE ELICIT
FAVORABLE COMMENT.
.This Is a whale. .

.This is whale"
When Gus Karger. Cincinnati news
paper man in charge of the Taft pub
licity on the special train, left the
train, this was the first statement
made by him. Mr.. Karger when seen
by Forum reporter. said: All along
the line we have heard about the dem
onstration that was In store for US In
Fargo, but we did not realize that II
would be so great as all this. Honestly
I must confess that the people Of
Fargo and the state of North Dakota
can warm up things when 1t comes to
entertaining visitors. know the dem
onstration accorded Mr.. Taft will ever
remain fresh in his memory and you
can rest assured that North Dakota
will always have a warm spot in my
heart
Mr.. Karger has for years been spec
fal correspondent in Washington for
The Cincinnati Times Star, which Is
the paper owned by Charles p Taft, a
brother OF the presidential candidate,
and on which paper Judge Taft did his
first reportoriai work
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29

with his triumphal procession
through the rich agricultural sections
Of North Dakota and Minnesota end
ing in the greatest demonstration that
has been accorded him since the pres
ent tour was inaugurated last week at
Cincinnati, william Howard Taft. the
most popular man in the country to-
day, the man destined to carry out
the Roosevelt policies, got close to
the hearts of the people OF Fargo and
other sections of the state last even
ing, in the Gateway City.
According to the reports sent to
their respective newspapers by the
eastern newspaper correspondents
with the Taft party, 10000 people
greeted the presidential nominee in
Fargo, and further that the demon
stration here was without doubt the
most enthusiastic and largest khus
far witnessed on the present swing
around the circle. 1t was Hello,
Bill" and Come again, Bill," all along
the line. Right on level with the
people is big Bill and the standard
bearer of the republican party Is sure
to win out on his war cry, shall the
People Ruler"
Because Taft is one of the people
and when he is elected It is a cinch
that the people will rule.
\ Thronqs at Reception.
The reception accorded the next
president of the United States last
evening was unprecedented in the his
tory of the Gateway City or state
1t was one grand outburst OF cheers
from the moment he appeared at the
rear end of his care, on reaching
Fargo until he re-sntered his car at
the Milwaukee yards at s:45 D.. m.
In the hope of securing a peaceful
nights slumber The greatest of the
demonstration amazed even the east
ern newspaper men who are ac-
customed to seeing Mr.. Taft daily
greeted by enormous crowds. While
Taft's visit to Fargo was a big boost
for him, it also resulted In boosting
Fargo in the eyes of the east.
Mr.. Taft and his party reached
Fargo at 6:36 D. m. The republican
nominees reception was marked by
such enthusiasm as to entail some
slight Inconvenience as the price Of
the compliment to his popularity. His
train was late and when it pulled into
the station the broad sidewalk in
front of it, the right OF way, and
Broadway were thronged with people
eager to catch sight OF the smiling
candidate. Accompanying Mr.. Taft,
in addition to his own party, were
United States Senators H. c. Hans
brough and p. ]. McCumber, Con-
gressmen Thomas Marshall and A. j.
Gronna, Republican National Commit
teeman James Kennedy, Hon. L. B.
Hanna Hon. M. N. Johnson and Hon
George M. Young, who escorted Mr..
Taft from Crookston to Fargo.
Greeted Crowds With Smiles.
As Mr.. Taft aIighted from his car
he was almost mobbed by the eager
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
OVERFLOW MEETING
ADDRESSED BY BEDE
THE MINNESOTA CONGRESSMAN
!. TALKED FOR AN HOUR AT THE
ROLLER RINK LAST MIGHT
TELLS, WHY. TAFT SHOULD BE
ELECTED.

Congressman ]. Adam, Bede, the
humorist of congress, gave stirring
address last evening before the over
flow crowd which gathered at the
skating rink. '.
Mr.. Bede is one OF the best takers
In the house and although the big
crowd at the rink was disappointed
in not being. able to hear Taft they
were well entertained by Mr.. Bede
and received some sound advice.
) Mr.. Bede's. whole talk was on Taft
and the issues. of the campaign. He
showed the folly OF electing Bryan
with his record OF fallacious ideas and
stated that IL the wish of the people
was ,sto continue the Roosevelt poll
cies then the election of Taft was the
only way to succeed. He ridiculed
the idea that Taft was SIMPLY q
Roosevelt understudy but gave In
stances and facts to prove that the
present republican candidate was one
OF the strongest men, in himself and
entirely apart from Roosevelt, who
had ever been before the American
people.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
WELCOMED IN
So. DAKOTA
Taft Greeted by Large Crowds
Today
HIS VOICE IS STILL HUSKY
CAMPAIGN IN SOUTH DAKOTA
WAS OPENED WITH A SPEECH
AT Aberdeen AT BIG MEETING
DAYS WORK WILL END WITH
RALLY AT SIOUX CITY TONIGHT.

Aberdeen, S. D., Sept. 29.-The South
Dakota campaign of Candidate Taft
began at this place today with big
meeting. Judge Taft spoke from
platform erected close by the station.
His voice was husky and hardly equal
to the heavy days work ahead of him.
His itinerary includes meetings at
Melette, Redf1eld, wolsey, with an
hour and a half at Mitchell and short
stops at Tripp. Yankton and vermil
lion. and a rally tonight at Sioux City,
Iowa.
Dropped N. o. Delegation.
Mellette, S. D., Sept. 29.--At Aber-
deem the Taft special changed its es-
cort. dropping the eight North Dakota
statesmen and taking on a delegation
from South Dakota. Senator Gamble,
and Governor Crawford, who beat
Senator Kittredge for the senate, head
ed the committee, which included Rep
resentatives Burke and Martin, r. S.
Bessey, nominee for governor; Thomas
Thorson, national committeeman. ana
w. c. Cook, state chairman.
At Mitchell where Bryan spoke yes
terday, in the opening of the big corn
palace, Senator Kittredge is to join
the party, thus again bringing together
in support of the national ticket, the
various state factional leaders. Col,
Seth Bullock, President Roosevelt's
close hunting friend, joined the party
at Aberdeen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
HEREDITY IN
TUBERCULOSIS
The tendency to Consumption
Is Inherited
SAYS The CARS PHYSICIAN
NOTABLE DISCUSSION OF THE
WHITE PLAGUE BY MEDICAL
SCIENTISTS MARKS SECOND
DAYS SESSION OF CONGRESS
IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. Sept. ss.-The second
days session Of the international con-
gress on tuberculosis opened at %. so
o'clock this morning. The entire
morning was devoted ia the work Of
section. /, with DR.. William H. Welch
of Baltimore, presiding.
Participation in the discussions
which dealt principally with such
phases of tuberculosis as the channels
of infection, latent infection, predispo-
sition and heredity, were many dis
tinguished medical scientists from
abroad Surgeon General Simon Won
Unterberger Of ST. Petersburg, Russia,
honorary physician at the czar's court,
contributed his views on Heredity in
Tuberculosis.
Appears in Any Individual.
"All tendency to the disease that
appears in any individual" asserted DR..
Unterberger, is to be regarded as her
editary whether or not the cores
ponding disease can be traced back
each time to the parents or ancestor.
The tendency to consumption is in
herited and may be developed by var
ious agencies. Numerous autopsies
show that every man over 80 years Of
age has the old remains OF tuberculosis
injection. These facts show how COM
paratively easy human organism can
overcome the tubercular bacilli and
give us indication for our treatment,
the strengthening of organism by hy-
genie and dietetic means"
nr Julius Rartet of Vienna discussed
the routes OF infection.
DR.. Carl Hart of Berlin gave his
views on the subject of predisposition
OF the apices Of the lungs to the pull
monary tuberculosis.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
Deny THAT WOMAN
Died OF CHOLERA
HUSBAND DIED OF THE DISEASE
BUT WOMAN DIED or
GRIEF.

Liege, Sept. 2s.--Mme. Mortier, a
French woman, who was returning
from Warsaw where her husband, a
military doctor, died of cholera con-
tracted while treating sufferers in that
city, was seized with malady, sup
posed at first to be cholera, while on
the train returning from Warsaw. She
was removed to a hospital here and
the train and railroad station were
disinfected. The doctors now deny
that she had cholera, but say her
death was due to grief over the death.
of her husband.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
TELLS HOW ROCKEFELLER
WROTE HIS LIFE STORY

2s-Frank n. Doubleday
the oil king
which given the public.
he
guests
Finally, sitting the Of
said:
Mr. Doubleday, have that In
honest and there something which would like
the and my
Rockefeller related the fme
in public
to write of
Men Random his
obtained until family
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
SHERMAN TOURS
I'LL. BY TROLLEY
TAFT's RUNNING MATE AND
"NlcKp LoNeWoRTH ARE CAM
PAIGNINe TOGETHER.

Chicago. Sept. ga somewhat nov
Ell campaign speech making tour by
trolley throughout many Illinois towns
was began today by James s. Sherman.
the republican vice presidential nom
zee, who left here for Watseka. ILL.,,
where he made an address. With
Shernlan's party was Congressman
Nicholas Longworth, who will also
make speeches at various stops. From
Watseka the party went to Danville,
Speaker Jos. G. Cannon's home, for
an evening meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
TURKEY FEARS
BULGARIAN War

constantinople, Sept 2s.--Turkey is
thoroughly alarmed at the prospect OF
trouble with Bulgaria over the latter's
continued control OF that part of the
Turkish oriental railway that passes
through Bulgaria. This is shown by
her appeal TO the powers.
Bulgarian troops are massed along
the line and declare that they will
not surrender control without a fight
Bulgaria's boldness is believed to be
due to secret knowledge OF support
from Austria Hungary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29

HUNDREDS OF NATIVES PERISH
AND THOUSANDS OF HOUSES
WASHED AWAY BY SWOLLEN
WATERs--INMATEs OF HosPIT.
Al BURIED I'M COLLAPSE.

Bombay. Sept. 20. Thousands OF
native houses have been washed away
and there has been heavy loss Of
life in the Hyderabad and Deccan dis
tricts as the result of floods which
followed an unprecedented rainfall
The river Musi rose so feet; all
bridges were carried away and the
country was devastated for many miles
In either direction. Corpses are strewn
everywhere and scores OF bodies have
been found in the branches of trees
where they were lodged BY the swollen
waters. The native hospital at Hyder-
abad collapsed and all the inmates
were buried under the debris.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
BANKERS DISCUSS
TRUST COMPANIES

Denver, Sept. 2s.-The second day
OF the American Bankers annual con-
vention was devoted to meeting OF
the trust company section OF the asso-
citation, at the Brown Palace hotel to-
day. The programme included ad-
dresses of welcome by Gov. Henry A.
Buchtel of Colorado, and Col. william
e. Hughes, president OF the Continental
Trust Co., of Denver.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-29
WOMAN SHOT
BESIDE BABES
New York Apartment House
Scene Of Murder

New York, Sept GAS she lay
sleeping in bed with her two children,
at her. side Mrs. Helen Roach. 25
years old, was shot twice in the head
early today in an apartment house at
401 West Fifty third street. she died
Instantly. The police are searching
for Robert Woods, SO years old, an
uncle of the woman and who lived
in the same apartment with. her
Woods and Mrs Roach quarrelled
several days ago.