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Evening journal., 1908-10-29

move right on. In case of any un-
avoidable delay, however, We would
respectfully ask that any organization
left standing in line on Market street.
below Eighth. take the east side Of
Market to allow our line to pass to the
left on the west side Of street and out
West Eighth street in time for our
meeting. This arrangement will en-
able both sides to carry out their re-
spective plans for both meetings and
both parades without conflict.
Very respectfully yours,
Howard d. Ross.
Chairman Republican Parade COM
mittee.
Democrats Fix Route
The Democratic meeting last even
ing was presided over by Harry T.
Graham. Major Simon P. Doherty was
chosen chief marshal OF the parade.
Each club win name three aids The
clubs Of the West Side will assemble
at Front and Jackson streets Saturday
evening and form in line. The parade
will be through Front street TO French,
to Third, to Pine, TO Fourth. where the
East Side clubs viii be waiting The
parade will tllen continue along Fourth
street to King. to Sixth. to Market TO
Ninth, where the lines will be dis
missed.
Among the Democratic clubs repre-
sented at last evenings meeting were
the following: First Second, Third,
Fourth, Fifth. sixth Seventh. Eighth.
Ninth. Tenth. Eleventh and Twelfth
Ward Clubs. Bryan and Kern Demo-
cratic Clubs, The West End Demo-
cratic Club The Eleventh Ward Demo-
cratic Legion. The Eleventh Ward
Democratic Club. Democratic League,
Italian Young Mems Democratic Club,
Young Mems Democratic club. Bayard
Legion and the Hebrey Bryan and
Kern Club.
Governor Smith will reach this city
shortly after o'clock Saturday even
| ing 'on the Delaware road express. He
will speak in Smyrna and afterwards
will come on here. whore after deliv-
ering his address in the Opera House
will leave late at night to fulfill other
engagements.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Mr.. GRAY SENDS
ANOTHER LETTER

John C. Gray today forwarded to
Howard d. Ross the following letter
dealing with plans for the two politi-
cal parades which are to be held here
on Saturday night:
Wilmington, Del, oct %, 1908.
Hon. Howard d. Ross,
Chairman Republican Parade Com
mittee. Wilmington, Del.
Dear Sir; / have your cOmmunica-
tion of the 2Sth which l find by the
post mark on the letter was not mailed
to me until the 29th and / had it and
copy of the Morning News before
me at the same time this morning, con-
tanning your Interpretation Of the
parade situation as left at our incom-
pleted conference on the evening Of
the 9th of october. l advised you
then that 1 would meet you at this
Office on the morning of the 2sth about
ten o'clock. / was detained on my
way down, but / am advised that be-
fore you left the office, you were in
formed that l was on my way here,
and had actually gotten off Of the
street car at Tenth and Market streets
before you disappeared. l am sorry
your engagement was such that you
could not have given a few minutes
more to this matter. I tried to call
you several times during the day by
phone, but was unable to reach YOU
and l have learned Of no effort upon
your part to call me-
| note that you ask that we should
clear Market street below Eighth
street by $50 p. m. This will be i'm
possible as we could not do II with
the parade line we had on the 23d. and
the one on the 31st will be much long
er. / submit that your request is
neither fair nor generous as you are
already aware that my design has
been not to have either line traverse
the same part Of any street, so as to
avoid any possibility of clash or con-
fusion.
l also suggested that you should tray.
erse Market street up TO Sixth street ard
then turn of West and we would entei
Market street from the east side a:
Sixth and come up by the Opera House
II would be unfair to have you :ake al
Of Market street up 20 Eighth street. and
orly allow us a half n block in which {,
straighten out our line below the Dper,
House where our meeting is held
In the interest of a creditable and
properly conducted procession l have
fe'' ---~'--s W make the above reply
to your letter but l call your atten-
tion to the fact that l am not chairman
Of the Democratic Parade Committee
'..' ----- ., .hc -'a-- Of chairman
Of the State Committee on Meetings
have tried TO aid In 40 arrangement
OF the parade lines so as TO have them
comfortable and acceptable to us all
A committee made up OF the mem.
bership OF the various Democratic clubs
intending to participate in the parade
met last night and elected Major
Simeon Dohertv. chief marshal and
would ask YOU to take the matter M
with him. and sincerely trust that yol
may both agree upon route that vii
keep the parade lines on separate
streets and leave nothing undone thai
will contribute to the comfort and sue
ccss of either organization. and tha
YOU both win be governed by a spiri
\ OF due consideration for the rights o.
\ all those who arc to make up both IN
l lines.
Very respectfully yours,
J. C. Gray.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
SOON
IS TO CHANGE

The REMEMBERING OF tho curb in
King street whore spaces are rented
20 the farmers who sell thofr produce
in the curb market has been nearly
completed. Beginning November 1 the
market win change from the east TO
the west side, and Clerk OF the Market
Cook has been busy marking off
spaces and issuing licenses to tho
farmers to have their wagons in the
street
Tho numbering OF the curb has been
finished as far as sixth street This
portion of the thoroushfare is mostly
used by the farmers, Many licenses
have been issued and the farmers are
on the lookout 10 obtain the best pos
sible place along the curb.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
GERMAN AMERICAN
VOTERS MEET TONIGHT

A German-American voters meeting.
under the auspices of the Democratic
county committee, viii be held In
Turn Hall tonight The principal
speaker viii he Carl p. Hangle. assist
ant editor Of the German newspaper
OF New York OF which Herman Ridder
Is editor. other speakers will be An
drew G. Gray, candidate for attorney
general; l.. Irving Handy. candidate
for Congress, and w. T. lSurtz.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
READING. Pa. oct 29.-Salvutore
Garitto. murderer OF state Pon,emnil
Kelleher on September "A, 1907, was hang
ed here at 1914 this morning. Garrito went
TO his death protesting his innocence ot
first degree murder.
During the week Garritto displayed a
dirk which he had fashioned from a p.e.e
OF iron used I'm the window screen OF his
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
GETTING READY
FOR THE ELECTION

Arrangements have almost been
completed for the election next Tues
day. by the Board Of Election Com
missioners. The voting booths will
be delivered at the various election
places tomorrow and Saturday and
on next Tuesday morning at o'clock
the tickets will be delivered to the
voting places.
There seems TO be an impression
current that the voting places will
not open until between $50 and Q
o'clock. This is wrong. The elections
commissioners announce that the
booths will be opened between and
7S0 o'clock and will close at in the
evening. ~
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
". c. 7. U. WOMEN
TO CANVASS

A meeting will be held tomorrow after
noon at / o'clock in the rooms II the W..
c. T. T.. No 100 West Eighth stree. and
all women who are Interested In the anti
license campaign arc invited TO lie pres-
ent. It Is proposed 10 make canvass in
the city 20 ascertain what the sentiment
Is on the license proposIton.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Mr.. GAMBRlLL TO
HELP GOODMAN

Melville Gambrill he's offered ths
members OF Goodman NJ. r. Church 10
paw the last fourth OF an Indebtedness
against the church of about $500. In
order to have the advantage Of MI.
Gambril's generous offer. the congre
cation is now working strenuously to
raise the required three-fourths. II
is expected that this viii be contributed
bv the first OF the year.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
FUNERAL OF THE
REV. E. n. NELSON

Services over the body Of the Rev
e. H. Nelson. former pastor of the NJ.
4. Church at Camden. who died on
Tuesday. were held at Delaware City
yesterday afternoon in the parsonage
of the M. f. Church. The body was
taken at 4S0 o'clock yesterday after
noon TO Snow Hill. where there were
services and interment to-day, con.
Quoted by the Rev. DIR. $. NJ. Morgan.
superintendent of the Dover distric-.
The Rev. DIR. A. s Mowbray. superin-
tendent of the Wilmington district, con-
Quoted the service at Delaware City
YESTERDAY
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
DOZEN SUFFRAGETTES
ARE SENT TO PRISON

could not be elected until tho grhl was
unscrewcd and carried out with them
Two OF these chained women, Murie
Matters and Helen Fox. were taken 10 a
committee room. where a quarter OF an
hour was spent in filing their Grains
They were then hustled 10 the police STA
tion.
By crying shrllly votes for women
ana scattering bundles OF handbllls from
the galleries. the women enectually block,
licensing bill.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
MILITIA RIFLE
TEAMS TO SHOOT

On the State rife range. south Of
New Castle. a competitive shoot among
ten teams will take PLACE. one team
from the regimental staff, one from tho
regular staff and eight from the eight
companies in the State, on Saturday,
Nsvamber Z.
The shooting viii BE- for prizes ana
will be at 200 yards ranges at rapid
and slow fire. ana al the GOO yard
ranges and on skirmish runs. Prizes
will also be given for Individual shoot.
ing.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Entertained Smart Set Company

Last night, the members OF the
Monday Club at their rooms on
French street. entertained the Smart
Set Company which is playing at the
Opera House this week. j. H. Combs
and ]. ". Patterson welcomed the
heatrical people with brief addresses.
The evening was spent in singing and
other amusements. At late hour re-
freshments were served.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
MURDERER
is HANGED IN READING

cell, and declared he would XIII anyone
who came to take him to the eallows.
This was taken from him YESTERDAY.
State police, comrades OF Garsitos vic
tim. were on duty in the jail grounds as
Il had been rumored that members of the
Black Hand society contemplated DEM
onstration.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
SineS & WeIch
FLORISTS
Funeral Designs. Cut Flowers.
Open evenings. 2i9 W. Eighth 81
DEATHS.
Robert r. Lyman.
Sam uel /. Bower.
William =. Starkcy.
HL-I. E..f.IE. DI-lf-

Robert r. Lyman.
Samuel 1. Bower.
William F. Starkey.
Charles Franklin Rudolph.
RUDOLPH--On October 20, 1908,
Charles Franklin Rudolph, aged a
years.
Funeral services at his late resi-
dence, No 910 West street, on Sat-
urday afternoon, October 81, 1908, at
2.30 o'clock. Interment private. Kind
ly omit flowers.
STARkEY-In this city. on October
27th, 1908, William F. Starkey, aged
30 years.
Relatives. friends, member Of Chero-
kee Tribe, No. 4. 1. o. r. NJ, Brandy
wine Conclave, Heptasophs and en-
ployes of p, b. G. w. r. r. Co, are
invited to attend the funeral services
at his late residence, No. 915 West
Third street, on Thursday evening,
October 2sth. at 7.3o o'clocA Inter-
ment Sudlersville, Md, on arrival OF
train leaving Wilmington. Friday morn
ing. October 30th, at sS6, without fur
ther notice.
6oWER-Samuel L. Bower. on Tues
day morning, October 27th.
Funeral from his late home, No. 7Os
Washington street Wilmington, at II
o'clock on Friday, October 30th. Rela-
tives and friends invited without fur
ther notice. Interment private.
LYNAM-At Newport, Del, on Octo-
ber 2Tth, 1908. Robert L. Lyman, in
his 10th year.
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral services at his late
residence at Newport. on Friday after
noon, October 30th, at 2s0 o'clock. In
terment at ST. James Cemetery. New
port.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29

81 United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON oct. 2e.-1weivo surragcttes
and one man sympathizer with them We're
to-day given prison sentences of from one
week to a month for participating IN ,sst
evenings outbreak In the House OF Con-
NOM.
The prisoners we're given the Alternative
Of jail sentences or fines, and without ex-
ccrtion they chose 10 go to jail.
Last evenings demonstration was
unique in that several Of the mfraEettcs
who visited the House chained themselves
10 the grill work in the ladies gallery and
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
roo LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

nIssOIGTION NOTICE
~ Brown & Bushnell wish to notify
the public that they by mutual consent
have dissolved their partnership as
Architects and Engineers.
Walter Stewart Brown has assumed
control OF the business and 1t will be
carried on under his name at l09 dupont
Building MIR. Brown assures his clients
that his personal attention Will be given
to all Commissions. Architectural and
Structural as the Engineering branch Of
the Office will be continued. o2S-2t
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
PoIish Reaidonta Met.

The Polish Citizens Club held a
Democratic meeting last night at Pu-
laski Hall at Second and washington
streets. Speeches were made and re-
solutions were adopted endorsing the
Democratic ticket.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
TIDAL WAVE HITS BIG
CUNARDER; MANY HURT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON. oct. s9.-Twenty persons
aboard the Cunard liner Ivernia were in
ju.ed. six OF them seriously. whcn III
steamer ran into a gigantic tidal wave in
the Devils Hold" one day ou- q
Queenstown. The officers Of the line-
reported the accident upon her arrival
Evening journal., 1908-10-29

here to-day.
All Of those badly hurt wese in lie
s'eerage. They are; carlga Dahl. Annie
Toomey. Edward Larsen. Annie Larsen
Johu w. Crompton and Maria Mulhcrn.
Their injuries range from broken legs
to fractured knee caps All will recover.
They are now under medical care IN thu
Immigrant station.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29

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Evening journal., 1908-10-29
nrvan Prep.rina 70 lsetur..

BELLEFoNTAINE. Ohio. Oct. 2s.--
on condition that he will accept IL he
should fail 10 be elected President. w.
j. Bryan has contracted with the
Logan County Chatauqua Assembly to
lecture here next August
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Hnlln,.lnInn pnrtv.

Tho Young Women's Christian As
sociation will give halloween party
IN the association gymnasium on Fri
day night. for young women. An old
fashioned good time Is expected A
social time win be enjoyed and. re-
frcshmcnts served. The members OF
the association and their friends are
invited
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
rumhled From Ioiat.

Charles Campbell. of Leiperville. who
is engaged in building a new house for
himself. was crossing on a beam eX-
tending from the adjoining property,
when he lost his balance and fell 20
feet, sustaining severe injuries.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Made Toroh of herself.

CHICAGO. oct. 2e-Mrs. Mary
LAWNS. aged so. probably in>eie. sat
urated her clothing with oil. ran out
20 the street and set herself ablaze
early today She will die.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Miners Celebrate Mitchell Day,

WILKESBARRE. Pa. oct 29.-An
the collieries OF the anthracite region
were closed today, the 100000 mine
workers remaining idle TO celebrate
Mitchell Day"
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
CHANDLER g ISnsrtSssr E%Saimsr

No. 214 W. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day OF night
Bodies in Boarding Houses, HoteIs
AND Hospitals removed and cared Tor
untA claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments first-clsss. Both Phonee
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Doctor Will Serve.

DR.. s. a. Mullin, who was recently
appointed on the staff Of the Chester
County Hospital. and declined to serve
has reconsidered, and has now decid-
ed to serve on the staff.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Donation pav Eor Ho.nitaI.

This is donation day at the Home
opathic Hospital The managers are
receiving the public and also will glad
ly receive any donations
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Stock Markets

e'esosk quotations from =. o.
Laeksy q Co. Bankers and 7reksrs
sas Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29

Organizer Davidson in Sussex.
w n. Davidson. organizer for the
A. o. L. W. is in Lewes and Milton,
aiding the local lodges.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29

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Evening journal., 1908-10-29
ON THE
PARADE ROUTES

Continued From First Page.)
The Washington times., 1908-09-12

Continued from First Page.l
many admirers shook hands with Bryan
as he stood on the hotel porch.
One tOttering old lady, deaL and
feeble. as ne shook hands leaned over
and yelled into the candidates ear: Are
you Mr.. Roosevelt" "What?' asked
Mr.. Bryan. in evident establishment
Arc you Mr. ROosevelt2" yelled the
old woman louder than ever
NO, madam, you've got the wrong
man, I'm Mr.. Bryan"
'rhe old lady passed on aid the spec
tatOrs laughed heartily Even Mr..
Bryan smiled broadly.
The Reception Committee.
The local committee at Cumberland
to receive Bryan consisted OF Col. John
Keating, d. z. Warren. II. Reynolds, NJ
/. Fesenmeyer, p. J. Seaver, David j.
Lewis, and John W. Avirett.
Mr. Lewis is making the race for Con-
EresC against Representative Pe6rre,
and Is working hard. though he has an
uphill 1ght, and will probably fail. Gen.
Joseph Spriggs. presides at the after
noon meeting and d. F. warren or n,
Reynolds viii preside tonight
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
HUGHES BEST BET
FOR NEW WORKERS
denomination of Governor
Expected at Republican
Convention.
Bv 7. c. WELLIVER.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE New York
Republican convention VIII open az
Saratoga Monday. and probably viii
nominate Charles +. Hughes for gov
ernor late Tuesday afternoon The
Democratic State convention viii meet
Tuesday at Rochester, and the best bet
IS that some time Wednesday night 1t
will nominate d. Cady Herrick for
governor.
on the Republican side il is all over.
There are a few enthusiasts perhaps
fanatics would be more descriptive
who still try 10 cajo!e themselves into
the belief that President Roosevelt
finally viii consent TO the convention
running its own affairs, which Really
would mean consent TO the nomination
of almost anybody except Hughes. The
possibility of such a thing happening
grows less day by day, and today, with
the politicians leaving on every train
and every boat for the convention
towns, all calculations are based on the
expectation that Hughes Will be nomi-
mated.
ghges days ago il really looked as if
Representative Bill Sulzer had the best
chance al the Democratic nomination.
He certainly made a fine line Of noise
and advertised his case right up to the
handle.
More than that, the Sullivans, Big and
Little Inn, were 10th for him, and Big
Tim vigorously conhded TO friends that
Sulzer would make a better run than
any other man IN the state.
However, the SUlzer program did not
make good with Charley Murphy, and
the conservative oId-line Democrats
with business afhHatiOn, men like Alton
B. Parker and Billy Sheehan, We're con-
WINGED that HerriCk was the man OF
The hour.
Murphy Convinced.
The best evidence now IS that Murphy
has been practically convinced that the
Sullivans have given in because assured
that the organization is going 20 give
Bryan a square deal in the State, and
that McCarren is ready 10 80 in for
harmony as a result Of assurances that
he will not be thrown out of the con-
Vention.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
UNABLE TO CHECK
LUNAfIC SLAUGHTER
Wholesale Killing of Insane
Wanderers in Portugal
Continues.

LISBON, via Badajoz, Sept. l2-The
merciless killing Of lunaSics by organ
lied bands of murderers in the rural
districts OF Portugal is contin ding VITA
out interruption. The government at
tempt 10 suppress these bands Of vigil
lants have proved Intellectual, except in
the large cities, where the lunatics
are thrown into prison as the only
means of protecting them.
Not even this plan has proved efrec-
tive In al cases, for the murder OF sew
eraI lunatics by fellOW-p prisoners has
been reported.
The disregard Of the governments or
der by the rural authorities has en-
boldened the murderous bands. and they
make no cOncealment Of their opera
tions. Whenever a rowing maniac is re-
ported, he is hunted down and slalr
Driven to desperation by tie ruthless
ness with which they have been treated,
many maniacs have themselves turned
murderers, and several of the oppressOrs
have been slain by them.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
ROOSEVELT MAY SEE
AEROPLANE FLY
President Expected in Capt.
tai September p, Will Be
Induced to Witness Tests.

President Roosevelt. according to Oys-
ter Bay advices, will return to the Capt.
tai oil September ?. Orville Wright
according TO the contract between him
self and the Government, does not need
to finish his trials before September IS.
That the President Will go out 10 Fort
Myer when he comes TO this city is not
doubted by any one who knows Mr..
RoOsevelt's great interest in all things
which are calculated to 80 affect the
worlds progress as such inventions as
those Of the Wrights unquestiOnably
will
Mr.. Roosevelt. it is believed. will not
pass by an opportunity Of seeing for
himself how this thing Of cloth and
wood and iron flies swiftly through the
air and he viii be eager, It is asserted,
to meet the American citizen who has
done so much TO bring the American
airship inventor into prominence before
AL the rest of the world.
All the Cabinet officers who have been
in Washington, as we'll as many gen
erals, heads of departments, scientists,
inventors, and others well known IN
current history have ali gone out TO
Fort Myer TO see Wright fly. which may
be instrumental also in making the
President anxious to see one trip at
least.
IF Mr.. ROoseve cit does decide TO wit
ness a flight, and many persons who
know him we'll feel most confident that
he will it will be another honor for the
quiet Dayton Inventor and one Cf the
kind which he is very likely to appre-
Ciate.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
ANOTHER COFFEE WRECK
What's the Use When There's an Easy
way Out.

Along with the coffee habit has grown
the prevalent American Disease
nervous prOstration.
The following letter shows the vay
out Of the trouble:
Five years ago 1 was a great coffee
drinker and from it's use I became so
nervous I could scarcely sleep at all
nights. My condition grew worse and
worse until finally the physician con
suited declared my troubles were all
due 10 coffee.
But being so welded to the beveraEe
did not see how l could do without n.
especially at breakfast as that meal
seemed wholly incomplete without cos-
fee.
.'on a visit some friends deprived me
Of coffee 10 prove that II was harmful
At the end of about eight days I was
less nervous but the craving for coffee
was intense so / went back to the old
habit as soon as 1 got home and the
old sleepless nights came near making
a wreck OF me.
''I heard of Postum and decided
try II. / did not like IL at first because
as l afterwards discovered. It was fot
made properly I found however thar
when made after directions on the pack
age, It was delicious.
1T had a soothing effect on my nerves
and none Of the bad effects that coffee
had so I bade farewell. to coffee and
wonderful account Of the benefit to De
derived from Postum could not exceed
my own experience. There's a Rea-
son"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek, Mich. Read, '"The Road TO Well
VILE" in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true ana fun OF human
interest