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Evening journal., 1908-02-03
ASYLUM RULES
CHAfE THAW
But Says That His Lawyers
Will Have Him Out
in a Week
ny rHn JouRNAL.s speeIal wIre.


MATrEAwAN. N. Y. Feb. 3--If re-
ports from officials OF the asylum are
true. Harry X. Thaw Is already ohanng
under the discipline Of the institution. He
Is declared 70 be emphaucally dlsappoint-
ed over the failure OF his lawyers 10 Sc
cure him the privilege OF a private room.
Then. too. he had an abundance of alco-
holo stimulants prior TO his arrival here
and was somewhat worked up when lac
was told on Sunday that he could nave
no more while he remains here. Thaw
brought a large sum Of money with him,
one report says $1,000. but it was taken
from him and turned over to his attor-
neys. If he wants deicacies from the
Fishkill stores he can have them sent
here and charged.
Thaw's Bertillon measurements and
photographs for the asylum records were
taken to-day. To the guards Who had
charge Of him he boasted that his lawyers
would have him out OF there In a week.
When Harry X. Thaw was awakened
yesterday morning at $50 o'clock by ar
attendant In the Mattcawan state Hos
pital Cor the Criminal Insane he shud
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wrinkled face OF Quimbo Apo in the col
next to his own, and so close that h'
could have touched the old Chinese by
reaching out his hand.
Almost as close TO him were nfty-s,
other unfortunates. most Of them hope
lessly insane. only few feet away
negro was yawning and helplessly pro
testing against leaving his warm bed
Huddled with the other inmates Of the IN
stitution. Thaw was directed 20 the lava
tory, whore he was told to disrobe. Their
was a shivering moment under the Shove
and then a hard rubbing with a coars
towel. He donned the same clothes he ha
worn upon his entrance TO the asylur
the night before and was ready for break
fast with the others at o'clock.
Thereafter his day was disturbed onl
, by his own thoughts-and by Quimh
Appo-untll late ia the afternoon. whe
Dr. Evans and DR.. Jeline called. Whai
ever else the wrlnklod old Chinese ma
be, he Is determined TO force an int
macy with Thaw, and he is talkative
the point Of volubility. Like the oth'
inmates whose minds are not total
\, gone. he had heard much Of the slayl
Of Stanford White. and when he -four
him IN the adjoining cot yesterday mori
, ing he promptly appointed him heuienai
general OF the army Of a million me
which he has IN camp at Haverstral
and vice admiral OF the fleet Of gunboa
which is awaiting his orders on the HUI
son TO open fire on the Matteawan Asl
lum
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
DIED LAUGHING AT
A DROLL STORY

NEW YORK, Feb. s-Hearty laughing
caused the sudden death yesterday after
noon Of Lena Dulitz twenty years old, in
her home, No. So Manhattan avenue. VIII
liamsburg. The girl who had always been
in good health. had a habit of laughing
heartily, and while she was seated at the
dinner table one Of her relatives told a
story which provoked a laugh, in which
the girl joined
A moment later Miss Dulitz gasped and
fell from her chair. She was placed on
a couch and was pronounced dead on the
arrival OF Ambulance Surgeon Reilly from
st. Gatherings Hospital.
Death. he said, was due to sudden heart
weakness.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
SIXTEEN HOUSES
SOLD IN MONTH

Charles w. Gooding. real estate
agent at Eighth and Jefferson streets,
has found no depression in business.
During the month of January he sold
sixteen properties for a total of $751;
$50. Mr.. Gooding finds that people
who are seap@hing for houses apparent
ly have not felt hard times. The sales
made by him were:
No. $40 East Sixth street, for $1,000;
No. 521 West Seventh street, $3.50;
Nos. 424-426 and 42S South Van Burcn
street. three for $4575; No. 725 Madison
street. $3.50: No. s26 Jackson street,
$4,000: No. zoos West Eighth street.
$4,000: No 7O6 Harrison street. $500;
Nos. 512-5l6-51s and 524 South Har-
risou street and Nos. 300 and sO2 South
Franklin street. the six for ssl25; No.
ss2s Shallcross avenue. s245o.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
DOVER MP. CHURCH
CELEBRATES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Feb. 3-Standing under
the folds Of the great flag which he had
carried while serving as a hospital
steward during the Spanish-American
War. Rev. Alan PRESLEY Wilson. pas
tor of Dover Methodist Protestant
Church. celebrated Christian Endeavor
Day in elaborate ceremony at his
church last evening.
Notwithstanding the bitter cold night
there were Christian Endeavorers pres
ent from all parts Of Dover and some
from adjacent towns. Some spirited
singing was a feature Of the prelimin-
aries, aSter which Pastor Wilson spoke
at length upon the Christian warfare.
The onward march Of the movement Of
young Christians was alluded to with
some statistical comparisons.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
SALVATION ARMY
HELPS The POOR
Business Man Gives Quantity
Of Provisions TO Aid in
the Work

A business man who does not wish his
name disclosed has given the Salvation
Army four barrels of potatoes, a barrel
OF cabbage, two barrels OF bread one
barrel Of cakes ana a quantity Of beans,
meat, etc. to aid the army in caring for
the needy.
Ensign Wiseman and members OF the
Army win investigate conditions and dis
tribute the provisions and also will lool
after the wants Of cases coming TO their
attention so far as possible.
Since New Years Day the Salvation
Army has distributed food and clothing
to one thousand families in the city and
quietly but effectively is carrying on this
line OF charitable work so far as its means
permits
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
ASLEEP In GRAVE, HE
STARTLES MOURNERS

FREELAND. Pa. Feb. 3-While dig
ging a grave at ST. Jerome Cemetery
here Michael Bosack, who had been
drinking fell asleep. and, on account
of the cold weather and to save them
selves from worry about his safety, his
companions placed him in the rough
box in the grave and then screwed the
lid on.
When the funeral arrived they were
busy elsewhere. Undertaken Kirnan
directed an assistant 70 remove the lid
from the rough box. They did so. Bo-
sack sat upright and wanted TO know
what was doing.
The mourners were startled until the
real situation was explained, and In
terment was then made.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
PRINCE MANUEL BECOMES
BOY KING OF PORTUGAL
Believed That fhe Rule of
Franco, fhe Dictator
Premier, viii be Ended
by the New Sovereign
FEARS FOR SANITY
OF THE QUEEN
By THE JOURNALS Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
LISBON, Portugal. Feb S.-An
eighteen year old boy, who henceforth
will be known as Manuel II, is tod ~
the ruler Of the Kingdom of Portu-
gal
The Franco Cabinet has fallen and
its leaders win have no place under
the new government.
XII g Manuel II. whose initial procla-
nation made ii clear that he at Fl ST
Intended TO continue his fathers pre-
mier in power, is said to have changed
his program as result of advice from
England. a coalition ministry viii be
named.
England has wanted the Portuguese
dictatorship abolished for some time.
Marquis Cevera!, Portuguese minister
TO London and an intimate friend Of
King Edward, even went to Lisbon a
fortnight ago to beg King Carlos to
abandon Franco. His mission failed.
1t is believed that Several will be-
come premier.
Despite denials from the British ad-
miralty tha the English warships
will interfere in the event of revolu-
tionary outbreak at Lisbon, it IS be-
lieved here that the Atlantic fleet was
ordered from Vigo. Spain, to the
Portuguese port for no other reason.
Positive confirmation has been receiv-
ed from London that the order has
been issued
Fears For the Queen.
Her physicians fear for the sanity
Of Queen Amelie, widow of the late
King Carlos and mother of the muir
dered Grown Prince Luiz. She re-
fuses to leave the bodies of her bus
band and son and says she wants to
follow them beyond the grave. Her
attendants have great difficulty in in
ducing her TO eat.
The new King, Manuel, is giving gen
eral satisfaction. He is keeping his
head remarkably well and all his com
mands have been in the right direc-
tion.
Extraordinary precautions continue
to prevail against revolutionary ur-
rising. Troops are guarding all she
principal streets of the city and artil-
iery is held in readiness in the bar
racks for call at the first sign Of
trouble.
The new cabinet formed to-day is as
follows:
Admiral Ferraro do Amaral, premier;
Matthias Nunez. minister of war; An
tonic Cabral, minister of marine; Terra
de Sousay minister of finance; Senior
Beriao, minister of the interior; Wen
ceslau de Lima, minister of foreign af-
fairs; Jose V. Alpoim, minister of JUS
tice; Jose Azavedo. Minister of public
works.
Not a member Of the Franco cabinet
remains. Several of the new ministers
were strongly opposed to him.
Tried to Kill Franco
Though there is some uncertainty
concerning the hour at which Premier
FRANCOIS assassination was attempted,
there is no doubt that such an attempt
was made. The report that q strong
band surrounded his house, in the out
skirts Of Lisbon. and opened fire on the
guards has been fully confirmed. The
guard returned the volley and beat off
the would-be assassins after several
had been wounded on both sides.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
Nelson Preparing For HunhoIz.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3.-Battling
Nelson was busy today putting on the
finishing touches for his ten round
struggle Tuesday night with Rudolph
Unholz Bat looks fit to give the little
Boer a hard fight. over at the I'm
holz camp. Rudy is confident he VIII
beat the ex-championg. Betting on the
mill TO date has been about even while
a majority Of the closest students Of fis-
tic affair pick Unholz to stop the D'ne.
Nelson is looking for O hard battle
A victoyr over Unholz means a match
with Packey Mcfarland Of Chicago.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
SEVEN DEAD IN
AN EXPLOSION
" THE IOuRNAL's Special wire

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
NORTHUMBERLAND, Pa. Feb. g.
A boiler in the pudding department OF
the Van Allen & B. Co. nail mill here ex-
ploded this morning killing seven men
and injurlng several others.
A number OF the latter VINO are at the
Mary NJ Packer hospital In sunbury, Il is
feared win die The mill had lust re-
sumed operations at o'clock this morn.
ing after four-months' shut down.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
SUNDAY ACTORS ARE
INDICTED IN KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 3-Because of
the Federal Courts decision not to in
terfere in the local Sunday closing
crusade the Grand Jury Saturday night
returned 200 indictments against actors,
actresses and theatrical attaches.
This is the largest batch returned at
one time since the crusade began in
october, and it required $4,000 to cover
the necessary bonds.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-A little dis
turbanoe over Western New York is
causing local showers in that vicinity,
but elsewhere east of the Rocky Noun
tains, fair weather prevails.
Forecast till p. M, Tuesday:
For Delaware-Fair tonight and
Tuesday; light to fresh west to north
west winds.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
ENGLISH SHIPS
SAIL FOR LISBON
By THE JOURNALS Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
LONDON, Feb. 3.-King Edward is re-
solved not to permit the overthrow OF the
Portuguese dynasty according to unof-
fetal but authoritative information froIa
the highest government sources. II neces-
sary. he win lend King Manuel military
aid in suppressing revolution. An out
break is not, however, considered likely.
The Cruisers Antrim, Carnarvon, Drake
and Devonshire have sailed from Gibrai-
tar for Lisbon where they will act under
orders from the English ambassador.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
Died Celebrating his s5th Birthday.

The revival services at Harrison Street
Church closed last night and were the
most successful in the history OF the edi-
fee. There were ninety conversions and
fifty accesslons to the church.
The audience last night crowded the
church to the doors and the meeting con-
tinued until late hour. Mrs. Mumford,
who has been in charge Of the meetings.
left to-day for Washington.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
CHICAGO Girls Take a Snow Bath,

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-Three young
women, attired in things that looked
like oaiamas, took a snow hath yes
terday in the back yard Of Hubert Mil
ler's snow-bath establishment They
were Misses Louise Quinn, Elsa Dowl-
ing and Leona Adams. The mercury
was 10 above zero. with bare arms
and legs they plunged into a deep
drift and disported themselves for FIVE
minutes. on coming out they pro-
nounced Il fine"
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
CARDINAL GRIEYED
OVER KINGS DEATH
BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire

by 1db JOURNALS Specla wire.
BALTIMORE Feb. s.-cardinal Glib
bons was deeply moved by the assassina-
ito nof King Carlos OF Portugal and his
son. The news came as a shock to the
members Of the Cardinals household.
Many Baltimoreans who have friends in
Portugal or who have visited the country
were also deeply grieved.
The cardinal when seen at the Arch
episcopal residence to-day. said: 1T was
a most lamentable and most dastardly oc.
currence, with nothing to justify It at all.
mad that is all that can be said OF It at
present"
Evening journal., 1908-02-03
John P. Holland a DELEGATE.

John p. Holland, Of Milford, has been
elected a lay delegate by the Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, for the
annual conference which will be held
in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-02-03

IF you want work-If you want
help--if you want to rent, buy or
sell property-Read the small Ads
in THE EVENING JOURNAL on
Page seven.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03
From Chokee.
EDlToR JOURNAL.

EDITOR JOURNAL,
We have < through with the smlll
fry sae officers and now turn our at.en
ton TO something worth while. don't
wan' lioke to beat Joe qlite as had as h
did CLARK; am afraid ii would make him
vain and kinder oisitty. and he might un.
dertake 10 h. e Russia shipped over here
SC. as he could gel to be the Car hope
none Of the boys have got the sorehead, if
they have, and will use Sloans liniment
freely il will soon heaI, dou't neglec it
like Clark did and lot 1t be ONE chronic,
else its incurable Don't forget your crop
you will need more cotton for it is going
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

Leesburg people are eating slrawberries
cabbage, beetS, lettuce, onions aud 1ther
garden truck raised right here, and yet
mary places have the snow on he ground
1t don't take half as lard work 10 make
living in Lee az it does up north. Praise
the Lord for it as The fish are mighty
tempting on hot day when The creek
runs cool, Lee, is garden spet of the
Gods, but a graveyard Of tde paper man.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

Our neighbor Terrell is having a red
ho campaign on the question Of abolish
ing the City Court 1t Is claimed that the
cost is more than the expense of trying
the same business In The Superior court.
One candidate is for i, one against il.
These issues in the smaller counties are
coming to be- as live wires as the liquor
was in the past. - ."..--s
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

When we see In the papers how well
Joe Blown is running, we remember Two
years ago the big head lines saying ~
club Of 900 anti Hoke Smith men went
from Leesburg to the Albany debate;
when the TAX look showed 343 While vo-
tiers IN the whole county Of Lee. AID Lee
county went for Hoke in spite OF the 900
club.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03
To The Democratic Voters CT Georgia
Tom Green.

am candidate for Treasurer Of this
State ,subject to the. democratic Primary on
June 4h. My candidacy is based upon
my former service 10 the people in this Of
fics covering a.p~riord of more than TWEEN
ty years77a record lhat J. believe will bear
public scrutiny and which has never heen
'mpugned. II elected promise the same
faithful ATTENTION to the duties Of the Office
that marked my previous administration.
Yours truly,
VIM. J.SPEER. o. o8
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

He VINO ptanss'a tree is'said to Bless III.
ture gspsFsti.ps, 4 we would all Just plant
iewin ,(ront Of Our homes what pretty
streets we would have in,a few years. And
u would save mauy dollars that We pay the
street.hands to cut weeds that the trees
would keep down,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

R-you tell fellow ihata general was
killed IN battle he will forget It. Tell him
thai . general had the seat Of his pants
shot %. and his h"Fses glass eve broken
~ he will remember It, This is our only
sASnee 20, often putting serious statements
ssO 6dlcl0as frames, The world wants
e lARgR pa grOan.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

We run in this last primary. We did
not buy - pint, or a vote. We "Toted ou'
own skillet. W. don't know personally
whether he charges are true or not. If
true, its a pity, apity it is, II is true we
spent s. Tor posta' cards to send to the
voters; published our own ann uccsment,
bought soda water and cigars for the
crowd few times, and were powerful
thankful Tor what the people did for MS.
The a'ticle quoted in above letter was
printed -nff before the primary and had no
reference to IL; a. tina, side OF the paper
vent 10 press Wednesday morning, We
did not say "Del'auc 0ed" we SAID efforts
to debauch, at past elections had been
ma {. Ne did not notice al, see .of
know anyt ing wrong IN this election.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

'-s I beg'new to Formally aRaoulce to the
voters E6f tile South Western .Jndic' Al
Circuit my canfiaacy for Sbtititor -tsen
prat, the iioniinaEioh for 'Rhfeh ,ill like
ly occur within the next few months.
/ shall greatly esteem the snpport and
influence of 1T tie people of the circuit
If elected, my hest energies will be de
rected 20 a faithful and conscientious
disch+rge Of the Duties Of tile Office.
Very Respectf Ally.
49, J.R WILLIAMS.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

The advertisement of d. ]. Raglan and
che notice. below published last week
shodld HAYES Been noted as an ad. We
have nothing to do with the merits Of any
controversy or contention,. but will publish
anything publishable the, is desired as an
I'd. We have some scorchsrs this week,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03
- sci ea2s. TN, tar. sa... aaa.,x re-

"a on car, drn a.
nunsly between meals dr aiose pas
no lenng how little ma can live On
Till he Il les It. I've fried il. stay away
from town, sCa will see something there
,ou are just Obliged lOhase. but you are
not.
Don't you think there is just little too
much ,aiiroad agitation. iadging from what
IL costs to keep up our dirt roads. 1t must
cost barrels Of money to build and equll
railroads. then th-re. l. whole lot OF ex.
pense, damage suits aud paying for spike
tai. three and quarter yeAriing,, rating
them with registered jerseys and etc
If We don't want to, pay fleigt on our
pro iuce We have the privilege OF hauling
1t on our wages. II we don't wat e.
pay 80 cents ca fare t. Albny we have
the blesse' privilege of prancing round
The stables and paying ten times as much
for horse a ~ bug ,y-no Ice water nor
conductor either.
Now il you viii dash of TO ruin I am
going to squat side q the road and. sqnall
ont at you II tola you 30.
s Tom Green.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

Leesburg has almost unlimited water
power IN side Of five miles II the court
house. Would 1t do her any harm to dam
the eresk.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

There is far, too. much talk Of the
functions of stomachs and other bodi-
~ organs Let people study them II
they like anda buy CHASTITY anatoln
ical chart of their. insldes IL they must.
but do not let them blazon 1t. so to
speak, upon the menu.-London Tele-
graph.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

The chief reason why money interest Is so
much higher IN Georgia than up north is be-
cause there Is such poor plan provided to
get It back. and the good risks have to pay
the sorry ones.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03
vel we haye g,t I, q throagh 1nothsr

Wei we have got T. 70 through another
siasa next E-sign A0l rag
III all tn 81 i volta 10 i 81
plan AZ sUon a. 1iH ila nhol 5g4
MIN in pen to keep him from worrying ae
voters o death. Make iim write his plat.
form ano mail It to every 70 er in the county
and make him stay al home.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

should county commissioners for Lee be
voted for by Lee or by districts. That Is
aproblem for the people.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

The big farm Is the ruin Of industry and
the injury Of the community. We need the
small farmer In our midst.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

Screen your houses and keep ont the
small house mosquito and you are not likely
to have malaria. The mosquito brings It.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

Pull for your schools. They are your
hest things.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

Sol Woman, liveryman, went to At
ianta and brought = 6ne Jack back ior
company this week.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

DC YOU FEEL. BADLYP
If SO your liver Is wroag you need L. l..
:. Ask your druggist about it.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

81 Send Us your Job Work. We guarantee
b "a Be Is nice and as neat As you ean get
elsewhere. Give The Journal Jsh olges, i
tfial.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

Jackson 4 Leo at LessbNrg. Ga. haV
(2OOO) Two thouaaR4 hushels ct Rl~acoN
ra cotton seed for sale a oI.Oo per Iusb~
eI sacked, FOB Leeshurs, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

! am h position to negotiate tarn lsanaS
a low rates, sad On easy tsEns, write M
tpr particulars. y.
q. =. Eta.
AnssiAs. a.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-01-08
NEWSPAPERS ASK MORE TINE

rent Regarding Lapsed Subscriptions
Against to Sub scriRer More Ihan year III
Warner president of the Nalona
trip to Washington 10 urge t
fce department postpone six months the new ruling OF ne
newspapers and period
An order promulgated December denies to publishers the PRIV
after specified term FOL
owing the expiration subscription This ruling became Ia"
onJa 1, 1908.
cannot carry SUBSCRIBERS
arrears more than year. semweekes than nine months
months and dales longer imam ee oh
For each violation he publishers will be fined
This law will daies materially as their sub
and they will not sub
rior who is in arrears while will make change
the semiweekes Mr. Warner who is
oeo of The Lexington Dispatch publishers
do not object to simply wish time to prepare them
solves and their operation He the
declares
nanr publishers and fewer newspaper subscribers