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Evening journal., 1908-09-03
HELP ALONG THE FAIR.

r FFORTS of the New Castle County Fair
Association to revive the real old-fash-
Toned county fair, which is now in progress at the
Horse Show Park, certainly are meeting with the
generous support Of residents Of the State and
bigger, greater and brighter things-to use the
expression OF the circus poster in all seriousness
--are promised for next year. with unstinted CO.
operation OF the public. The fair now under way
IS great stride in advance Of the smaller exhibit
tons that have been conducted annually bv pro-
Rressive Grangers Of New Castle county. and the
array Of exhibits covering everything that per-
tains to the modern pursuit Of agriculture is well
worth seeing Departments are devoted to down
to-date farming machinery to the scientific rails
ing OF poultry, to horses and cattle to grains ana
forage, TO vehicles, to the mertorious achieve
ments OF the housewife and her city neiehbor
and to many other phases Of life in the rural com
munlty, and they can but appeal to the interest
q the general public. One of the pleasing les
sons Of the fair, one that does not stand out As
pubic feature, but nevertheless is impressive *
the interest manifested by wealthy farmers like
MT Beiderman DUPONT and Others in the better
ment OF conditions for their associates IN the
rural communities who may not be SO abundant
" blessed with this worlds goods. Altogether
the county fair, with its many exhibits its horse
racing It's Midway and amusement features. and
us great educational value, is deserving Of the
nearly support being given by the public, for it
VIII conduce to more elaboraee exposition along
broader lines Just as the public interest patron-
age and appreciation warrant MAY the great
Dig 1air become an annual feature
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Notes and Comments

A straw vote" now in progress shows that Mr. Taft
= % receive o5 per cent or majority Of the vote in
poor little 20 per cent will be reduced by the last
onsrate that Mr. Taft will get more than 20 per
cent Of the vote Of vermont-New York sun.
The fact that lower prices stimulated the iron
business that perhaps prices might also
stimulate the grocery and meat businessIndanapois
One Of the dangers the age is high-power
automobile In charge of low-power intellect-Omaha
When troubles come 70 man in his once he lacks the
great comfort afforded to his wife under similar
Globe
when Kansas that Bryan ate four ears Of corn
at sitting the Bryan drift out there is likely
stampede-st Louis Post Dispatch
Tardy police activity in the realms Of the salome
dancers furnishes constructive evidence that bare feet
Censorship of the Anthony Comstock variety
been called ia vain to the aid Of stage audacty in box
Office peril-New York World
rhe tclets 81 a new theatre contain contract com
pening women purchasers to their hats during
the performance This is excellent scheme providing
some be devised compel a woman to read
her ticket'-New York Evening Sun.
The voice Of General Coke is as voice from tho
grave But then he is in town campaigning for the
Populist party and carrying side line Of gas engines
regular engines.-New York Evening sun.
Governor Johnson's cheered the Mime
sofa State Convention a whole hour, We have 46
states and shudders to think of the riv-
alary among them in this noise making line-chicago
Record Herald
Il is said that the immense oil well Mexico has
resulted in the loss OF millions of dollars may
coincidence but another dispatch states that John d.
Rockefeller has been suffering from insomnia-New
orleans Times Democrat
Some folks worrying about what would become Of
the railroads If Hartman should die Quite
are anxious to know what win become of them If he
lives another 10 years, which is the point
Pittsburg Gazette Times.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Personal and Pertinent

The superintendent of Sunday school class in Phil
adelphia recently called upon visitor SAY few
words TO the class the of which are mostly
children of tender age
visitor speaker well known for his verbose and
follows:
This morning children purpose TO oner Won an eni
tome Of the life Of St Paul may be- perhaps that
there among young to grasp the mean
ing Of the word eptome' Eptome children Il N its
Ledger.
THE common practice Of lawyers in addressing Jury
70 single out one member who to them the most
intelligent and therefore the likely to be in
ney does not always work advantageously
All the testimony in recently tried in Ohio
been taken the lawyers for both sides had ed up
and the judge had charged the jury, up rose the
Intelligent juror against whom both counsel had thun-
to give him information.
Il have been bothered good deal by two words the
What are they?" asked the Court expecting no doubt
TO be called upon 70 expound inter aos acta or
Plaintiff and defendant, j" said the Juror II don't
just what they mean..-Harpers Weekly.
AZ Portsmouth n. H, where they were to unveil
statue 70 the memory Of T. b. Adrich the painstaling
copyright Thomas Nelson Page broke up a rather acrm-
onious discussion by deftly interposing story.
After all" he said, there is not much real help in
Of a hard, cruel captain
IN midocean the cook approached the captain timdIy
~ a2Ian' % he said the men are growln' about the
beef They say they can't chaw it, nohow. They say
boots
How much beef you givn' EN- cookie? the
captain asked.
a pound apiece day sir said the cook
s 81, ~, sae q tle captain gently give them half
pound apiece from now should be sorry to force em
TO eat what isn't to their taste Los Angeles Times
a smooth-looking stranger recently placed a number
Of penny win the-sot machines in certain town The
machines bore the following inscriptions
The greatest known aid digestion. Drop a penny
IN the slot Push then pull"
Al the top OF the machine was handle to be nnshed
then pulled and many townspeope who could not re-
sst the temptation of trying new device for the
same reason that Timothy took the his som-
acns saAe'-dropped in their pennies and took push
ana pun out of the machine But that ALL No re-
the boarded treasure
~ me end OF the week the reappeared unlocked
w garnered the wealth and retired
planning that was the greatest thing for diges
,i on ~ tne world The crowd was paralyzed that
'ne agent escaped unharmed.-London t-Bits.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Thursday September 3. 1908.
TRAMPs IN KENT COUNTY.

I is evident from the report Of an investgat-
= ing committee to the Kent County Levy
Court that the maintenance of tramps arrested in
that county and committed to Dover Jail has
proved an expensive item to Kent nearly as ex-
pensive as the maintenance Of tramps proved to
be to New Castle county before the system was
changed that abolished the generous fees. The
Kent Levy Court is taking step in the right di-
rect1on when it takes Tip the subject OF the inn
prisonment and maintenance of tramps, esnec-
iaily since the taxpayers OF that county have had
SO many disquieting rumors about the cost to the
county OF the commitment and imprisonment OF
Migrants gathered principally along the railroad
aine. It there really has been an overcharge in
the fees paid by the county to an official or Off
cials in connection with the trapa2 arrests-and
the investigating committee reports that there
have been overcharges-the taxpayers OF Kent
county wish to know it. and the Levy Court
should get at the bottom Of the situation and adj
Dust it. 1t there has really been no overcharge
then the taxpayers would be pleased TO learn
that. But it is necessary that the situation
should be clarified, and the best method is by the
investigation now under way. The Republican
can party has been entrusted with the manage
ment OF Kent countys affairs, and the investigat-
ing committee, comprising John p Hudson
Elmer Walker and ]. Hall Anderson, the courts
attorney, is composed Of substantial and intelli-
gent Republican residents Of Kent who can be
depended to act for the best interests Of their
county in the inquiry they are now conducting
In the end Kent county probably will find il
profitable to cause reform in the maintenance
OF its tramp prisoners such as New Castle County
was obliged to do when the corraling Of the va
grants became by far too costly.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
LIGHT SENTENCE
FOR BOY "RAFFLES''

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Sent s-r.o
Roy MatIack, the no5orius 'Rafflas"
and burglar. who caused a sensation
by his arrest Just as he was preparing
70 leave on a pleasure rip to Eurone.
was held on the charge Of nav.nr
broken into the home Of Congressman
Butler and other places, and to the
charge Of having sent letter threat
ening Miss Florence West He was
called fny trial in tha Chester county
court to-day. When. he entered a plea
Of guilty to stealing two revolvers from
The home Of Congressman Butler, and
was then sent by Judge Butter 10 M
Huntingdon Reformatory.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
SOCIALIST VOTE.

= HORTLY before his death Mr.. Cleveland es-
timated that the Socialist vote at the com
ing election would swell to one million votes "A
few sanguine Socialists claim 100000 votes but
their figures are far too righ President Roose-
Nelt Tor some time has been warning the country
against the growth Of socialism. Indeed the
!. ssluent mas Deen influenced in his policies by
the gorwing strength Of the Socialist party.
The Socialist party is more likely than the In
dependence League to be the refuge Of the dis
satshed this year especially among the working
classes The party has been in existence for
some years and has been steadily growing. 1t
nas l1s cups and its orators and its free con
tributors in all parts of the country. II has IL
college OF instruction and it is getting devotees
o. one form OF socialism or another into the pull
pit INTO the colleges and into the press
Al the same time it is asking only those who
grasp the principles. of Socialism to join its ranks
inis IS Illustrated by the experience Of some coll
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

One fellow has accepted Thomas W. Lawson
on the word Of his bold advertising announce
ments. Mr. Lawson is alleged to have offered
reward of $1,000 to any one who could find a flaw
in the stock exchange business as operated by
the hero Of Friday the Thirteenth" The Brook
no attention was paid to the claim when It was
presented by the broker to Lawson's publishers.
As result the broker has entered suit against
lawson for the reward
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

The new diplomacy inaugurated in the for
eign policy Of the United States proclaims truth
and frankness as its characteristics It is the abb
solute candor Of Mr.. Taft in consulting openly
with his predecessor in the White House upon
questions relating to the public good as allied
with Republican victory that SO confounded his
critics There is nothing SO dazzling in politics
as the white light Of courageous candor
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

ored leaders who conferred with the Socialists
not long since and asked them what the Social
lists had TO give the negro race The reply was
that the Socialists had nothing to offer the ne
groes more than il had to offer any other citizen
The negroes were advised to study Socialism,
and if convinced that it was worthy of their sup
port to vote for Socialism without hope Of re-
ward or office. In other words, the Scialsts did
not want those to vote for their ticket who were
likely to jump around from one party to another
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
DOCTORS FAMILY
ILL WITH PTOMAINE

MEDIA, Sept. s-Five members Of
the family Of DR.. w. H. Matson. Of
Chester Heights We're stricken with
ptomaine poisoning on Tuesday after
eating apple fritters,
Doctor Matson said. however, that
they had all the symptoms Of poison;
ard called in another physician.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
Opinion
Strange Warnings.
New York Evening sun

New York Evening sun
How the Bryanites 40 banker after
the suffrage Of the rascals whom they
accuse Of purveying their votes 20 tho
other sidel They talk in off years
and on as though every elector with an
itching palm was by nature and in
clination for Bryan and would give the
Nebraskan his vote II hc could not get
his price.
When he is not campaigning for cf
flee, and for that matter when he is.
Mr.. Bryan is continually assuring tue
country that he would have been elect
ed President in 1896 and 1900 il the
suffrage Of the purchasable had net
been purchased. Without assuming
that he knows anything Of the kind,
his long lament is nevertheless an
astonishing revelation Ct his attitude
toward the lowest class in the elector-
ate. you would vote for me. YOU
know you would, if you couldn't sell me
out" he seems to say.
Now comes that conspicuous Bryan
ite and bosom friends of the Peerless.
Mayor Jim Dahlman of Omaha. malS-
ing clamoruos outcrY that there are
traitors in Nebraska. who are trying
to steal the State from Bryan. Dahl-
man thinks that if he gets the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor he can
keep the traitor vote from selling out.
IF the traitor vote in the party can
be held for Bryan by nominating me.
/ ought TO be nominated seems to be
his argument to the Nebraska Demo-
Gratis.
These are strange warnings which
Mayor Dahlman confesses. but he has
had an influential example set. Mr.
Bryan is ALWAYS reading traitors out
of the party between elections, but
when election time comes round he for
gets the manner Of men they have been
declared 70 be and remembers only tcat
they have votes.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
mink sac Water Hurts compIexIon.

Thinks Salt Water Hurts Complexion
Now IT appears women have boen
taking their saltwater dips all these
years in danger Of serious and perhaps
fatal injury to the complexion. Until
now the popular belief has been that
salt water lends color an freshness 60
the cheek, but a Washington physician,
as a result Of study and experiment,
warns women that salt water not oriy
hardens the skin Of the face and makes
II coarse. but has a strangle quality
in hardening the cuticle about the nails
Surely this is sorry news for the army
of women that has been diving into
the surf, happy in the belief that the
salty spray is both a nealth giver and
a beautifier. This trouble making
physician saws that no woman should
go bathing without thick layer of cold
cream over the skin, and as an ext.n
precaution warm water must be used
after the bath. This is not improving
the situation. for to the woman who
really knows how to bathe there is
nothing more delightful Than the tingle
coming from the cold shower. Warm
water around an ocean bathing beach
would be little short of a desecration,
andw while, asst he physician holds. II
might improve complexicns or sove
them form damage, Il would work
wonders int he free distribution Of
colds. Warm water ard a draughty
bath house give a combination that
women who value their lives should
shun, and the chances are our women
win continue to dip in the briny, aud
that without any loss OF the bloom OH
their cheek
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

Insurance Commissioner George W. Marshall
has been designated to take charge of the Repub-
lican speakers bureau in Delaware for the cam
paign pr. Marshall is not the kind Of Republi-
can to shirk political burdens even if he failed to
get a nomination which his friends desired for
him
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
OFFICERS
Peoples Column
Evening Stars.

Editor THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Two bright suns Of the evening at pres
ent have our attention. a Vega, not far
from the zenith; % Arcturus west Of
Vega. These two suns are situated re-
speetively amidst the consultations, Lyra
and BootesI ana are approximately distant
from our planet 20 2-3 and "a ~ light
years.
Charles Nevers Holmes.
Templeton Inn.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

in active service lis are OF years Of age, II8 are
o. years old, ia are o. and Io5 are %. Sixty
seven Of the IS principal officers Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company started as beginners
and with few exceptions, have been with it ever
since Their average age is 81 years, and the
average length Of service is 20 years.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

Pension Vouchers Friday, September 4
Col Wainwright's offices. ID Floor,
No. 3 w. Seventh ST., will be open from
6 a. m. tol0 p. M. including noon hour
Extra Notaries and Clerks. No delays.
Careful work Very quick returns.
Your business solicited.s
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
FINANCIAL

Nauonal Bank Of Delaware ........ -
i EsuaL Nauona Bank ...................... ......
T TiIst National Bank
Isst Dsk oI wilmington Brandy wine 49,. ......
equitable Guarantee & Trust Compan n.y. -
5eclultN Trust and Safe Deposit M w
Wilmington Trust Company ............ ~ -.
american Nulcanized Fibre. common. -. w
American Nucanzed Fibre preferred - ''''..'''
delaware Railroad Stock .............. -
mtilplnstoh Gas \ Electric Com ............... ~.
HvviiiInston Gas = Electric pfd
Wilmington, New Castle & So Ry., Pfrd. .
Wilmington Light Power & Telephone Ce. ...
Name Tnnds ~'''' '''''''''
American Yucanized Fibre Bonds ........ .........
Wilmington City Railway Bonds.
Wilmington Chester Traction Bonds ........... 49,.
Wilmington Gas Elect. Bonds ............... ....
Nilfninston New Castle & So. Bonds. ....
1eimarva Telephone Bonds ....................... -
wilmington Light Power Telephone Co...... .......
Evening journal., 1908-09-03
w. c. T. U. to Meet al Dover.

DOVER, Sept. S.-Dover has been
agreed upon as the seat of the annual
convention of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union Of Delaware on
September 30 and October / and 2.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

The Distribution Of Estates
Of deceased persons where no
Will is made as provided by the
Statutes Of the State of Della
ware" is of interest to many
persons and is set forth in a
pamphlet which we have pre-
pared for distribution. This
pamphlet may be obtained at
the Office of this Company or
will be mailed upon request.
DIRECTORS.
DR.. J. A. Draper, Jr. J. Wilkins Czech
y. Brtnghurst, Jr Willard saulshurw
J. Smith Brennan Robert r VxTbsa,ss.
Jos. l.. Carpenter Tohn n oa,,t',s =, .tSSie1
Otho Nowland Thoa n paIioyy
John Bancroft Victor n VVaoIia,,
Franklin Taylor, Henry p, Thor. :,
Sam' X. Smith
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

Chautauqua agents are booking engagements
with Bryan for the next lecture season. They
have keen eye to the future.
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

Afinities and stories of International
for money and title make up
a portion Of the Red Books Offering
for September. Ten well illustrated
stories are the fiction offerings
all of them presented on the salver
Of worth while if you have the time
to spare"
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

The Bohemian Magazine for Sep
tember contains a group Of attractive
" illustrated special articles that are
OF peculiar and immediate interest
One article of unique interest is en-
titled, "The Cleverest Tramp in Amer
lea" This presents the strange per-
sonality Of tramp who aspires to
eminence as an author and who would
make tramping a fine art.
There are ten short stores in the
September number
Evening journal., 1908-09-03

THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press
special wire.