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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-sOUND HORSE. coon
worker and driver. owner has no
use for animal. Address r., Evening
Journal Oihce oV-t
FOR sALE-JOB PRINTING. Low
prices Tor cash buyers. Envelopes,
billheadg. notehcads. cards, tags. $3.50
thousand. Farm and Home 1904 Shipley
81. o9-im
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PROPOSALS.


FORT DUPONT DELAWARE CITY.
in tripiicate, viii be received here until
Drain from Boiler Blow-On, connecting
with 10 buildings, at Fort DUPONT Del
Information furnished upon application.
A deposit Of $500 required on all plans
and specifications loaned. u. s. reserves
or any part thereof. Envelopes contain
Ing bids should be Endorsed proposals
for Drain" and addressed 10 Construct
9s pspoSt Sa'bF'Slrma'''r' bsl D. ss.sss5-osaEs E2Es
FORT DUPONT. DELAWARE CITY,
Del, Sept %, 03-Sealed proposals,
in triplcate. viii be received here until
100 a. M, Oct %, 1905, for construction
Of brick buildings q two-company bar
rack, / band bsrrack and 1 double fire.
mems quarters) including plumbing,
heating and electric wiring. at Fort Du-
Pont. bel. Information furnished upon
application. A deposit OF Sl500 required
on each complete set Of plans and speci-
hcations loaned. Il. S, reserves right
to accept or reject any or all bids or any
should be indorsed ''Proposais for Public
Buildings" and addressed TO Construct
ing Quartermaster, L. S. A., Fort Du-
Pont. Del s3-26-So-oS-7-i0
pRoPosALs-sEALED BIDS WILL
be received for 100000 Water Loan
m Monday. October 18th, 1908, Bonds win
date from october 18th, 1905 IN denomi-
nationsof 100000 and bear interest at
the rate Of four per cent. payable semi
annually on April LIST and October lsti
and will mature IN 1921; the said Issue be-
ing for the completion and operation Of
the Water supply system OF the City Of
Wilmington.
All proposals must be accompanied by
certified check. payable 20 the order Of
"The Mayor and Council OF Wilmington,
for two per cent OF the amount Of bonds
bid for. and the same 20 be forfeited n
the bidder fails 10 accept and pay for
bonds awarded. The successful bidder or
bidders win be required 10 settle Tor the
bonds with accrued interst from Octo-
Der 18th. 1905 al or before 1900 m, Octo-
Der goth. 1908.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
Address all bids IN sealed envelopes 10
Howard ID. Ross, CITY Treasurer. marked
''Prouosals for Water Loan BOnds'
Attest: HOWARD ID. ROSS,
city Treasurer, Wilmington, Del
s2S-o3-l0
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RoAPDERs VVANrED

l----r-s,s~ -s.-. rI---l-ss,-----s
neutrality-suspicious. BOARDEBS,
w Nicely furnished rooms. Reference.
q Poplar st. oa-2t
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VII - - - =
District Superintendent.

Wilmington. Del, sept. % 1908
Mr. John ~ Ariers Anti-saloon League
Wilmington Delaware.
Dear Sir; 7 renlv 60 your letter Of the
18th instant asking certain questions as
to how ! shall vote II elected 10 Congress.
/. You ask whether will be favor
a. 20 the granting OF the privilege Of
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FOR RENT

Apply WILMINGTON Trust co.
Tenth and Martc. SITS
FOR RENT-sMALL HOUSE WITH
front porch. rooms No. 1871 West
Fourth street. G.. j. O'KEEFE No
Mest seventh street. ol0-it
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


n TRARD-- sos. S07 AND 500 RACE ST.
~ Philadelphia. Rooms. Is. IS. Soc Gen-
tlemen only at-lY
FOR T-UNFURNTsHED ROOMS
for rent. No. 40 w. Eighth st. o9-lw
FOR RENT-FuRNIsHED ROOMS.
second floor. Gentlemen only Private
family. Call Delmarvis phone No. 2is4
or aply az No. l2o2 Jefferson 81. oo-i0-l2
EoR RENr-sECoND STORY FRONT
l. room. also table board iOii Tat
nall street. si2-eod-1m
FOR RENT-NBWIY FURNISHED
front room. also one unfurnirhed;
steam heat all conveniences. ID. and A.
a9i7A 1927 Market a.. s2i-im-eod
TOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM ON
second floor. 500 Madison st.
oib-im-eod.
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HELp WANT h.-FEMALe n

TITANTED-wHTTE GIRL FOR GEN
w eral houscW0rk. MRS. HENRY
BANCROFT. Greenhill avenue and VIII
lard street olO-lt
XKTANTED-FOUR YOUNG WOMEN
w to solicit orders. Pleasant work.
Splendid opportunity for permanent em-
ployment Reference Xxx, THIS Of
FICE. oi0-it
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FOR SALE

BUY a BARGAIN
2l3 n. BrOome street. 10 rooms. porch,
hot water heat win trade for building
lots or sell.
sos W. Seventh street, rooms; closing
estate.
los S. Jackson. rooms. Modern.
527 ). Van Buren street. rooms. porch.
steam heat. on corner. good location for
store; easily changed.
sS0 z. Seventh street rooms, severed;
rents Sl5 Price. $3.50
store Ninth and I<iriswood street
rooms. porch and stable.
river
Farm. nearly 100 acres, good buildings,
near Ashland, Del. sen or trade for city
property.
Many suburban homes and farms; easy
access to the city. Gail for PARTICULARS
Collecting rents a specially.
froNrvaw n
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HELP WANTED-MAIE.

xxrANIED-kOh u. >. AnMY-ABf.E-
w bodied. unmarried men, between ugea
OF is and S5. citizens OF tho United states
OF GOOD character and temperate habits
who can speak, read and write Fng-
nsh. For information apply 20 Re
Sh ST.. Philadelphia. Pa: no 7 n ia
ST., Camden. N. J.. Cor Broad and Froni
Sls.. Trenton, n. J.. corner iti. and Mar
kct SITS. Wilmington. Del: Go Penn ST.
READING Pa Mountain city Bldg, Ports-
vile. Pa. iyi-Sm
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EOR SALE

FOR SALE
202 South Harrison St.
llN Chestnut St.
1909 Linden 81.
These three belong TO one party: desire
to sell all Good investment Make US an
offer. Apply
T. F. McEvII.LY CO..
s2f-tt 623 W. Fourth st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEN BE-
rine Corps Must be native born or have
nrst papers, Excellent opportunity 20 SEQ
the world Good pay. othlng, rauons.
az U s. Marine Corps Recruiting Sta
ton. Postothce Building, Wilmington.
Dol nl-all
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FOR SALE
Farm OF 65 acres. near Mount Cuba,
along b. e o. branch within FIVE min
utes' walk to station; "a miles from VII
HARVEY II. LANfBoRN.
S-1W-eod Mt Cuba Del
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Respectfully submitted.


John NJ. Arters
The correspondence with Mr.. Handy
the Democratic nominee has resulted as
follows:
Wilmington. Del, Sept. 10. 1908
L.. Irving Handy, Esq, sos Ford Building
city.
Ny Dear Sir Permit me to congratulate
you on your nomination for Congress at
the hands Of the Democatic party. The
interests wh'or hove Tho n'easure TO rep
resent are deeply concerned in the eleva-
tion Of men 10 this high office. because
they are bound to deal. as Congressman,
with vital temperance problems.
I am sure you will be glad TO have me
interrogate YOU as to your position on the
most prominent Of these problems, that
will surely have TO be considered and voted
on by YOU in case OF your election. Just
three questions will fully cover the situ-
alton.
1. VIII you be favorable to the grant.
ing Of privilege Of local option on the
saloon question to the people Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia?
p viii you vote for such legislation
as is already pending in Congress. pro-
viding against the shipment Of intoXicat-
ing LIQUOR for beverage purposes from
states that are wet into states or parts
4 states that are dry7
8. VIII you by your vote contribute to
he defeat Of Joseph G. Cannon as speak
sr of the next national House Of Repre-
sentativesl
It is hardly necessary, 7 Judge to ask
YOU this third question, knowing that you
are a Democrat and naturally opposed 10
Mr. Cannon. but am including it among
the others. 10 order to fully cover the
ground of our contention.
Let me say that after considerable urg-
ing. I have secured from Mr.. Heald your
Republican opponent an answer to these
same problems but in justice 10 yourself
I think your answer ought to be had and
made public along with his, giving a
chance for such comparison OF position as
may be fair 10 YOU. know you will see
the wisdom attending this inquiry. and I
aptfrfuafa "a uron1ut renlv from Won
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REAL EsTATE FOX sALE

For sALE.-A DESIRABLE RESI-
qence; convenient location. 1913
sAadison street. Nine rooms, two baths.
premises. o1-1m
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FOR RENT
N2 West IT. 10 rooms and bath 500.
1873 W. 9th ST.. II rooms
lulo Clayton ST., 9 rooms
1924 Lancaster Ave, rooms.
ii5 u Ssth St. rooms (ne.g).
1893 Tulip ST. rooms
4f y 10th ST.. S rooms and bath
SO Madison ST., rooms and bath
A. B. sTAYTON 7O1 shlnlev street
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FOR SALE
A fine Chester county farm. half
mile from Mendenhall Station. on B. G.
h, X. About 40 acres. close to ISennett
Pike. Good buildings and water, convent
ent location. Addpess,
WILLIAM CARTER.
r. p. ID. :. Chadd's Ford. Pa
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For RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED,
apartments. housekeeping and iodg-
nv i0it Market St oi-lm-eod
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
TWENTY EIGHT FINED
FOR OPERATING
LOTTERY
Head of Concern Pays $4,000
and Others Are Assessed
Smaller Amounts.
LAST OF LOTTERIES
IN THE UNITED STATES

Chicago. April l1-Fiues aggrcgat-
ing $lO,l5O were today imposed by
Judge Bethea in the United states
district court against twenty-eight
men arrested in various parts of the
country on the charge OF being con-
uccted with lottery. The heaviest
fine, $4,000 was placed upon David
II. Jones of Chicago, said to have
been the owner Of the old Reliable
Guaranty Loan and Trust company
and head of the lottery.
All the men arraignel pleaded
guilty to the charge against them
and were warned by Judge Bethea
that if a similar charge was ever
proven against them hereafter prison
sentences would be imposed.
The federal authorities declare that
with the breaking up Of the Jones
concern they finally wiped the lot
terics out of existence in the United
States.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
APPEAL CASE TO
UNITED STATES COURT
Hlqhest;Tribundl in the Land VIII
Be Asked TO Pass Judgment
on the Decision by Which
Company Is Denied
Right to Operate.

Nashville. Tenn. April 1.-THE
supreme court today handed down a
decision sustaining the states suit to
.oust the standard OIL company from
The state of Tennessee. and denying
the right of the oil company to
transact any further business in this
state Uhe opinion was written by
Justice Neil and is a complete VIC
tory for thc prosecution of the trust
Suit To ouss the Standard company
was fled some months ago. and was
based ou the charge that the oil COM
pany performed various acts at Gal
latin tu This state i'm restraint Of trade
U,bata giving was alleged and the
euit asked that the company be COM
rel'cl 90 quit business and to remove
from the state.
The case has been n7rd fought and
immediately after the decision WAS
given out today counsel for the COM
pauy gave MOTTO, of an appeal to the
-uprrm. court Of he United states,
where am effort VIII be made to have
the state courts opinion reversed.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
SENATE INDIFFERENT 7
ABOUT VENEZUELAN
AFFAIR
Inclined TO Take No Action
Unless Castro Should Be-
come Radical Again.
PRESIDENT DENIES
DEMONSTRATION PLAN

NdSuI"Et"n' APT" H." " me ''''
president is fretting over the squab-
bln botyyaer President Castro of Ven
g..
'"u''" an" INV 'Sp'''''1 81 N'''
longing for an opportunity 10 "i'Id
rh, big stick i'm Venezuela and force
&, ., ,.u,,r,t, tho dirr.renca. with
-,
'''' trust ''e ''''''' ''''''''''S
manifest apS"lul" IluIli'I'h't To- INV
entire question.
,r.,,,.til. IN. administration d.
nias tb,. Tho nr,sfdapt has ordered
a,t, tha u.,. ana r,,,y danartments
~ rronare - nj n,I and sbfns TO
,..,,a,,,,I., ~, nrIar to ne i'm - posi-
,ra,, ,N Cora. C,sir, =, ,.i,rd as soon
,.',,.,,...... -.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
ENGLAND WANTS SIGHT
OF BATTlESHIP FLEET
Would Give Warm Reception III
United States Can Arrange For
Even "a Short Visit.

London, April 1.-THE formal re-
ply of President Roosevelt to the in
vitation of Great Britain Offering the
facilities of British ports to the Am
erican battleship feet on its voyage
around the world and asking the
fleet to visit an English port, has been
received At me foreign office here.
The president points out that the
details for the last leg of the voyage
have not yet been arranged, but he
thanks the British government for its
kind invitation.
1t is hardly expected the fleet will
come TO England, but If il did the
vessels would be welcomed by all
classes and the men and officers
would be given a great reception
Malta and Gibraltar are particul-
arly mentioned in the British invita-
tion as ports where facilities viii be
placed at the disposal Of the fleet for
cOallng, etc, and at these points the
usual courtesies will be extended, no
matter what decision Is reached with
regard to the visit TO England.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
MUST BRING MEN
FROM The WlLOS
-ieuui service Men in Aiasl,a Go
Crazy From Loneliness.

Tacoma April ILL., Fearing that
the strain of the life and work may
drive the men insane. as has been the
case .u several instances, the govern
meut has issued a sweeping order re-
calling an operators engaged in the
Alaska -igua service, and will send
new tucu tp take their places as soon
a. navigation opens. Many of the tel
rgrapu stations ja Alaska are Isolated
and apart from all civilization, and
here the operator usually unmarried,
performs his mountouous round OF
daily duties under conditions which
in time break the nerve of the strong
est man. Neither the physical strain
where the cold freezes The mercury
in the thermometer, nor the severity
of their regular tasks. tells upon the
men SO much As the solitude and op-
prcssfyc loneliness which have in
more than one case broken down the
reason Of strong men and converted
them into maniacs
The new force viii arrive here next
month. there being about eighty IN
the field. After being instructed in
their duties and trained, they will be
sent north in June to relieve the old
men. some Of whom have been there
from three to five years.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
ANNA AND THE PRINCE
LEAVE FOR EUROPE
Both Depart From New York, where
the Prince Has Evidently Not
Accomplished What lie
Expected.

New York April 1i-Undcr the
name of Miss Auotto Chaplin, Nine.
Anna Gould with her children sailed
for Genoa and Naples on the steam
er Friedrich Der Crosse today. About
IN. same hour Prince Dc Sagan, VINO
has been paying assiduous court to
Mm,. Gould, sailed for Europe on the
81 Paul.
Hello DE SaElu ana Nine. Gould were
married i'm Jersey city last night, Ed
win \. Jones. counsel for Nine, Gould,
said. The prince and Nine. Gould
ar" not yet married and not engaged,
but no man can tell what VIII hap
pen in the future
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
WILL DISCUSS STRIKE
ON GOULD SYSTEM
Delegates to Meet in New YORK Next
Week TO Talk over Plans.

Kansas city, April Whether a
general strike will be ordered on the
Gould system as the result of trouble
between organized labor and the Dem
yer d Rio Grande railroad, will be
decided at a conference Of delegates
from the executive councils of all or
ganizatiuns Interested to be held at
New York city next week. The strik"
now exists in the Colorado and Titan
shops of the Denver q Rio Graud,.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
REFUSE TO PURCHASE
GOODS or JAPANESE

Honk Kong, April 1.-THE Chi
mes, Merchants guild has decided 10
cable their agents at japanese ports
not u place any more orders for Jap
1nase goods and to ship goods al
ready ordered in vessels other than
japanese Dealers in Chinese piece
goods are joining I'm the boycott
against the japanese. which arose as
a result of the Tatsu MaTu incident.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
RESERVE HOLDINGS INCREASE

New York, April 1.-THE state
ment OF the clearing house banks for
the week shows they hold S43.2G5.551
more than the requirements Of the 20
per cent reserve rune, an increase OF
32,575,375 in the prOportonate cash
reserve as compared with last N,, N.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
FAST MAIL TRAIN
WRECKED IN MISSOURI
santa lie No. . DcTailcd by Loose Rail
Two Passengers Slightly Hurt.

MarccWuc. No, April 11.-Santa Fe
train No. ., the California fast mail
which left Chicago at 9 a. m. yester-
day, was dcrailed at la Plata near
here late yesterday The baggage, oN-
press and two passenger coaches left
the track Two passengers were
slightly hurt. The wreck was caused
Dy loos, rail.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
TAFT MAN SPLITS
LA TOILETTE DELEGATION
Secretary VIII Be Represented by One
Vote in Wisconsin Crowd

Milwaukee, April 1.-THE Wisoon-
sin delegation to the Republican ma
tional convention will stand: LaFol-
l,tte, 2J; Taft, /. Walter Alexander.
the Taft candidate, carried the Tenth
district by a thousand plurality.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
PLATFORM DECLARES
FOR TARIFF REVISION
One County Decides to Oppose
Endorsement of Governor and
Others May Join Move
ment--Little EnthuSi-
dSm Is Shown.

New York April 1.-THE assem-
bly, of the New York Republican
state convention in Carnegie hall to-
day was attended with the greatest
interest on account of the expected
action of the convention in endorsing
Governor Hughes for the presidency.
Delegates from every section of the
state are here and every district Is
represented with its full strength.
The preliminary program contem-
plated the adoption of resolutions
strongly commencing the administra-
ton of President Roosevelt and the
state administration Of Governor
Hughes. The platform as originally
drawn declares for revision of the
tariff to meet existing economic con-
ditions.
Fight on Hughes. u
Resolutions, in which Governor
Hughes is endorsed for the presi-
dency, and instructing New York's
delegates to the national convention
to work for his nomination, were
prepared before the convention met,
but it developed later that some OPP
position would be made to this, al
though it is not expected that such
opposition will develop sufficient
strength to disarrange the plans of
! the leaders to have a solid delegation
for Governor Hughes. -
The opposition was led by Wor-
chester county, whose delegates de-
Cided in caucus to oppose the en-
dorsement OF Governor Hughes. 1t
is not regarded as probable that any
other delegates will join the oppo-
sitlon. which will probably be of lit
tie moment. -
The arrival Of the political leaders
I'm the hall was unmarked by en-
thusiasm, although the band played
furiously in an effort to arouse the
delegates. NJ. Lynn Bruce was intro
duced as temporary chairman and
made a short address. Following his
speech the convention adjourned un-
I'll 3:35 this afternoon, at which time
The real work Of the convention will
be taken up.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
CAL|FORN|AMS Avn AIT.
ARRIVAL OF THE
BIG FLEET
San Diego Is Crowded With
Visitors and More Are
Arriving On Every
Train.
DECORATE CITIES
TO HONOR SAILORS
Fleet Leaves Maqddlena Bay This
Afternoon and Is Due to Arrive
at San Diego TueSddy--All
Coast Towns Deco
rated for JdCkieS.

san Diego, April 11.-This city is
dccked with color as IL never has been
before in its history in honor OF the
coming Of the Atlantic battlcship fleet
which leaves Magdalcna bay at 4
o'clock this afternoon for the run up
the California coast. Great crowds OF
visitors are already in the city and
every train brings hundreds more.
The fleet is to arrive at this port
Tuesday afternoon. according to the
schedule, end the days during its stag
here will Ne filled with receptions
banquetS. parades and entertainments
of all kinds. Many of these will be
given I'm Los Angeles.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-11
san Trancisco's Program.

san Francisco, April 1.-THE COM
mittce for the entertainment of the
enlisted men of the Atlantic fleet ar
ranged its program yesterday after
room. which covers all the events now
contemplated for the amusement Of
the blueiackrts and Marines except
ing such side affairs as observation
car rides through the city and trips to
Mare island ana Vallejo, and TO the
suburban towns.
The round of events begins ON May
in the evening with wrestling con
tests in the naval pavilion at Eighth
and Mission streets. The evening Of
May viii be devoted to the same
sports IN the same pavilion. on May
II in the afternoon athletic sports will
begin at the stadium IN Golden Gate
park. At night there will be the first
boxing tournament in the Auditorium
rink ON Fillmore street.
Tuesday May Il, in the afternoon,
has been left open for the regatta on
the bay when the crews Of the differ
ent ships win compete for prizes and
trophies The night Of May y will
be the occasion of the official recep-
ton ana bah to the enlisted men OF
the fleet in the Auditorium, at which
the ladies Of the California club will
act as hostesscs and greet the sailors
and dance with them.
The afternoon of May 13 Will be
Childrcn's day at the stadium when
the sailors will again compete i'm ath-
l'tic events, and great crowds are cX-
pcCted to attend the spectacle pre-
scented by the school children ana to
enjoy the sports ana music. The night
will be devoted To another boxing
tournament I'm Dreamlaud rink The
Auditorium rink was assigned for the
afternoon and night Of May 13 for the
use Of friends OF the sailors
Athletic contests at the stadium will
BE- held on the afternoons Of Thurs
day. May IA, and Friday, May Is. and
tug Of war Will take place at night,
May -, in the Auditorium.
The final athletic events will be
held ou the afternoon of Saturday,
May 16, at the stadium. Then the
contests will he between champions
who were tried out at the former field
days.