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The Irish standard., 1908-05-16

JiPPor&ry.
Irish athletes. especially those of
the elder surviving school, wh1' re-
member the events Of 20 years ago.
will learn with much regret Of the
death of DR.. James Carroll Daily, ]. P.
Of Borrisokane. which occurred on
Tuesday I morning In the Charlemont
st. private hospital, Dublin. where he
had been under treatment by Sir Thos
Myles for blood poisoning. The lat
ter. assisted by Sir Thornley, Stoker
and DR.. Coleman. performed neces-
sary operation. which was successful.
but the patients strength proved in
sufficient to carry him over the or
deal. DIR. Daily passed away fortified
by the rites of the Catholic Church, of
which he was a devout member.
Wexford.
The Most Rev. the Lord Bishop of
Ferns, has been pleased to promote the
Rev. James Quigley, Superior of the
House of Missions. Enniscorthy. to be
rector of the united parishes Of Ard
caven. Ardcolm and Screen, in place
OF the lamented Very Rev. Chancellor
CT Ferns, deceased. The modern
church OF Ardcolm, situate in Castle
bridge. was built by the Rev. Thomas
Stafford, P. p, Of the Ballygrangans
family. and grand d-uncle of Father
Fortune, p. p, Bathmacknee. Father
Stafford also built the churches of
Trinity and Donoughmore (Ballygar-
ret). He was succeeded In the pas
torate of Ardcolm by Father Witty
(cf the Faythe), who in turn was sue.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
IMMEDIATE RELIEF
From Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats and
Hoarseness, by Using Hyomei.

When you catch cold you want to
get rid of it as quickly as you can.
You don't want to lie around the house
for week swallowing nauseating
drugs. You know when you do this
that you are not only making your
own life miserable, but are nuisance
to everyone about you.
why not avoid all this; why not re-
lieve your cold in five minutes; why
not cure il over night2 You can do it
by using Hyomei, the sure and guar
anteed cure for Colds. Coughs, Sore
Throat, Catarrh, Bronchitis and
Asthma.
Hyomei is medicated and antiseptic
air; you breathe it into the lungs
through a small pocket inhaler, and its
soothing influences as it passes over
the infiamed membrane Of the respira-
tory tract, stops the mucous discharge,
allays the Inflammation, and the cold
is cured A complete Hyomei outfit
costs S1.00, and Miller Drug Co, will
refund your mo~ev If it fails to cure
Husband and Wife Cured.
had bad form of catarrh. My left
--+ril was closed entirely. There was
also a constant dripping of blood from
the right I only used Hyomei a little
over two weeks, and am now cured
NV husband was also cured of catarrh
and lung trouble two years ago by
Hyomei--Mrs Harry Obney, Alliance,
Ohio.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
Notes and Comments

The report that Bryan to be selected chancellor
of the University of Nebraska, TO succeed Benjamin
Andrews must be mistake. Mr.. Bryan is hardly
erouchy enough succeed in the chanceng business
Chicago Record Herald
The President the precauton TO have his letters
published he writes them, thus avoiding all Arch
boldan conseQuences.-ChicagoR Record-H Herald.
There is not even enough doubt about Mexican cleo
ton TO encourage anybody to get up "a straw vote
Washington star.
1t is sand Miss Ekins is learning the Italian
language. This is all right but what whole
important is 10 learn eat spaghetti with be-
coming grace.-Philadepha Telegraph
The guesses about President Tafts Cabinet will be
more authentic get them straight from Presi-
dent Taft.-Philadephia Press
with passing OF tho large hat ana the contempor-
aneous tghness the money market IL safely he
said that there's many sad wife beneath merry widow
New York Evening Sun
'The Lucky Rich" is the title of story. The
lucky rich the rich who have not allowed any OF
their letters to fall into Mr.. Hearsts hands-Omaha
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
FOR SICK CHILDREN
Mrs. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop,
Who Has Done So Much Good
Among Sick Children Of New
York, Recommends vinol.

I'm my work among the destitute
sick ] give Vinol in many cases where
It would be impossible to give cod
liver oil in any other form, on account
of the extreme weakness of the pa
tents stomach. have known Vinoi to
restore appetite and infuse new life in
many cases OF sick women and chill
dren when everything else failed. Little
children seem TO delight in taking
Vinol"
The reason Vinol is so far superior
TO old-fashioned cod liver oil and
emulsions is because il contains all the
medicinal, body building elements of
cod liver oil actually taken from fresh
Gods livers with the disagreeable oil
eliminated and tonic iron added.
AS a body builder and strength Gre
ator for old people, weak women, deli
cate children, after sickness and for
all pulmonary troubles, Vlnol is re-
commended by over 5000 of the lead
ing druggists of the United States.
Your money will be returned on de-
mand IL Ninol fails TO benefit. N. b.
Danforth. Druggist, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
Personal and Pertinent

Mr. j. NJ Barrie the author tells good story against
himself
lady Of his acquaintance had taken friend
his plays and quite asonished he asked her why
oh" was the reply its such quiet street for the
horses"
He also tells OF a playgoer who received no response
his repeated requests lady in front Of him TO
her huge hat
At length exasperaed he said; III you won't take off
your hat my dear madam win YOU be kind TO fold
back your ears?'-woman's Life.
The soda fountain clerk was engaged in vigorously
shaking chocolate and when suddenly the
broke in his hands and the ensuing deugc made him
like human ecair. The horrned customer leaned
the counter trying 20 be sympathetic. Not knowing
"Ohl--er-too bad-dd the glass break Dripping
chocolate from head 20 foot the clerk looked him with
eringy Did the glass breaSY he roared Did
break. eh? And them with freezing sarcasm: oh no
not at ALL not at ALL You just happened step while
was taking my morning shower'.-Bellman
She a widow and he a bluff sailor who thought the
world Of her but not finding II easy landsmans
OF the
Kate he your boat is drifting down the stream
Of life, with strong hand to swiftly past the
rocks May be your captain and sail il for your
No Jack Kate answered. with engaging blush,
although in a firm Tone but you may be my second
mate If you like."-Kansas City Independent
"The simple propositions" said Senator Beveridge in
the wording or misunderstanding, dissent anger
may result
Thus, as n train moving forth from a Cincinnati ii
station man stuck his head far out Of the window.
Keep your head in there station attendant shouted
/ IN warning or II will be knocked or.
knocked on! shouted the passenger Knocked off
en- Well. IL won't be off bV anvbodv the szc
OF you' you hsndyiegged shrimpr Indianapolis star
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
NOT A CORRUPT ELECTION.

nNE prominent New Yorker contributed
~ $4,000 to the Republican national CAM
paign fund, and $4,000 of that sum was promptly
returned to the sender This action shows that
the Republicans at 10 time were depending upon
a huge corruption fund with which to win the
country. And it is unlikely that committee
which would thus return so large sum to the
donor would send great deal of money to Della
ware for election purposes in this State, especially
when it was foregone conclusion that the cleo
ton in Delaware would not affect the general re-
suit one way the other.
leading Democratic paper in Kent county eX-
presses the belief that little money was used in
the election in that county. And the same seems
to be true in other parts of the State. New Cas-
tie county is normally Republican and has been
for years In Sussex county, as can be seen by
the returns, there are several districts which are
very heavily Republican, and these districts usu-
ally give maiorites sufficient to win the county.
Money may have been used here and there in
small amounts, but not by any means sufficient
to buy an election And those who are alleged to
have used money getting themselves into
trouble.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13

tive candidate. The small majorities make clear
how easy it is Tor one party or the other to con-
troll the House of Representatives at Dover
There are SO many close districts that the control
of the lower house is merely toss up.
Many explanations could be offered for this di-
vergence in the vote, wider divergence than has
been noted i'll previous elections. Mr.. Bryan was
not so strong as his party in the State that is,
strong as the party legislative or State ticket
The figures show that some Democrats refused
to accept Bryan.
The wet and "dry" issue figured in the legis-
lative contests. The Democrats, however, seem
to have voted their full strength for their legisa
tive nominees, and 10 have been aided by some
Republicans who for one reason or other voted
against the Republican State ticket and the leg
islatiVe nominees
It is for the party to investigate these reasons
to learn the cause OF the detection, for the cleo
ton two years hence will not be in presiden-
tal year. Now that the voters have started "cut-
ting their tickets and, in measure, separating
national from State issues, the party will have to
prepare for a battle in which State issues will
predominate
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
The Contrast Between Two Yards.


Chicago Record-Herald.
The city is enjoying the most magnifi-
cent flower show it has ever witnessed
and at the show its citizens are receiving
a lesson that they should not soon forget
Few Of them will qualify as experts on
prize entries. but all of them are capable
OF judging between a yard adorned with
barrels, cans and ashheaps and one that is
neatly sodded and beautfed with vines
and shrubs and beds of flowers.
A florist. by the exercise of a little in
genuity, makes the contrast as vivid as
possible and indicates that the difference
between the dumping ground and the
lawn and garden is not the difference be-
tween poverty and riches. A very small
expenditure of money would convert the
dumping ground into the garden. provided
the requisite care was given to lawn and
plants.
When there is so much beauty as there
Is at the exhibition the contrast is empha-
sized. and that one repellent harbor of
refuse fills the most slovenly person with
a sense of disgust. But the story Is told
many times over in the city. As we look
from the windows OF the elevated trains
we see the two extremes, though they 90
not often meet. When a man and woman
who take pride in their home fix up the
back yard and ornament It with old
fashioned flowers tho next-door neighbor
is pretty apt to respond to the influence
Of their example. Hence VIC notice groups
OF four or five yards side by side that are
all attractive while across the street in
the next block there Is contagion Of
disorder and neglect.
General neglect excuses each individual,
but general neatness is reproof and a
pioneer of sweetness and light will pro.
woke admiration and then competition.
Each of the object lessons makes an un-
answerable argument and there IS no
danger of an organized opposition. sloth
and apathy are the obstructionists. and
worst OF all probably Is the lack in many
cases Of anything resembling a home feel
/ ing. The people are here one day anc
gone the next and have no thought Of a
permanent residence. Nevertheless. a ten
ancy for one summer season is sufhcien
for the cultivation of common flowers
and where a yard is out Of the question
box OF plants in the window procalmi
the faith and improves the premises
Everybody can help to abolish the dump
ing ground
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
FOR OLD PEOPLE

After reaching the age Of forty the
human system gradually declines in
virility and strength and becomes less
able each year to combat sickness. 1t
is then that the accumulated poisons
in the blood make themselves manifest
by rheumatic pains in the joints, mus
cles and back.
These warning twinges should be
promptly relieved and serious Illness
avoided by using the following pre-
scription which shows wonderful re-
suits even after the first few doses and
il will eventually restore full physical
vigor.
"One ounce compound syrup of Sar-
saparilla: one ounce Toris compound;
half pint of high grade whiskey. This
to be. mixed and used In tablespoonful
doses before each meal and at bedtime.
The bottle TO be well shaken each
time" Any druggist can supply tho
ingredients.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
Editorial Opinion
AutomobiIized Am orleans.

New YORK Post.
In reality, no nationality can afford 10
throw stones from its glass house. There
are parts Of ITALY where they will tell you
that they thought the English unequaled
for bad maners until the new crop OF sud
denly rich Germans came. And the palm
is easily taken from the latter by the
class which IS roughly designated in
Europe as the Automobile Americans
This does not mean that every American
who tours in an automobile is a vulgarlan
and a boor. But the name conveniently
describes a class of travelling Americans
who are the terror at once of Europe
and their compatriots. The more they
fling their money about the more they
are despised. Hotel proprietors toady 70
them before their faces, but the things
they say behind their backs! When they
arrive in their clouds of dust and impu-
dence, all sensitive fellow-Americans
blush and fee.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 1s-Divers sue.
ceeded yesterday in placing cables
around the capsized oyster boat. Tive
tugs to-day will haul the vessel %
Beebe's boat ward.
The colored people had a good time
at the championship husking bee last
night at Union A. NJ. =. Church.
Division No. 8. Ancient Order OF Iii
bernians. is arranging to celebrate st
Patriclk's Day next March in conjunc
ton with other divisions Of the order
in wilmington
Members of the proposed Ivanhoe
Divis on. Uniformed Knights of Pythias
will be given scme idea of the work
by the Wilmington members Of tho
rank this evening.
No better sing of confidence and better
times can be found than the fact that
beneficial organizations are gaining ac.
cessions to their ranks.
st. Peters T. A. b. Society has do.
mated SO and Division No. 3. A. o. H.
$40. to the collection for the orphans a.
Sixth and West streets, Wilmington
and at Clarlts Corner near Delaware
CITY.
There is a demand for houses here
at present. A number OF sales are ok
pected 10 take place in the near future,
The Rev. Kinsey ]. Hammond
preached IT, Emmanuel Church this
morning. The services are being largely
attended.
The fact that fire p.ug and an elec'
trio light have been plsced at Baldt0T
gives the properte owners protection
| and the insurance rates will be lower
I ed. The .Baldton property owners vii
secure section of hose and as tn
\ water supply is so great that the fin
engine does not have TO be used III
protection is all that san be desired
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
MUSIC HALL

The excellent pictures shown at
Music Hall are pleasing the large aud
fences who, despite the weather con-
tinue to assemble nightly The pres
ent set of pictures are pronounced to
be the best yet. THE Samson" pie
lures are very artistic, the antics of the
"Ticklish Man." the numerous dis
guises of the Rival Detectives" the
fire scene and the beautiful scenes from
India" combined with the other reels
and songs, made up an entertainment
that cannot be equalled in the city for
the money. Next week Mr.. Kreuger
will produce the scenes from ireland"
the first that have been shown in the
city. The masked dance tonight will
attract a great crowd for this special
dance Mr.. Kreuger has engaged a full
orchestra. The price of admission will
remain the same, 10 cents admits to all
Evening journal., 1908-11-13

The grand jury has discovered that little
cleanliness about the Court House would be bet
ter The sanitary condition of the Court House
should be improved. the jury says in the ntelli'
gent report presented to the court yesterday. We
wonder what the grand jury would report should
it examine most of the streets of Wilmington and
see how filthy they are? And yet clean streets
arc as important as a clean Court House. Some
day when we get new charter and shake off the
swaddling clothes that enveop our city govern
ment, we shall find money with which our streets
can be cleaned
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
A New Party Created.

Boston biOpe.
The party which elected Mr.. Taft yes
terday is not the party which passed
under the leadership Of President Roose-
welt in 1901 it is not the party which
was directed to victory by Mark Hanna
in 1900, and far less the party which
swept Mr.. Mckinley into the presidential
office for the first time in 1896
To all intents and purposes it is a new
party, preserving in its supreme leader
ship as much of the historical spirit Of
the Democratic party as of the historical
spirit OF the Republican party. 1t is, II
one may choose to call It so. the Roose-
welt party. President Roosevelts leader
ship may have cost the Republicans some
element Of conservatism, but it unques
tionably has gained so great an accession
of essentially Democratic strength tina
it represents the dominant political senti
ment OF the country.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
MAN REFUSED MONEY,
SMASHES STORE WINDOW

MEDIA. Pa. Nov. -3-Francis VIII
liams. a young negro, who says ne re-
sides in Wilmington, was sent 10 Jail
In default Of 800 bail after a hearing
before Justice j.. +. Williamson. charg
cd with breaking a showcase "a tho
store of Mrs. Josephine Smeilev.
Williams demanded a quarter, and
being refused. took a stone fron mis-
pocket and smashed the glass, saying
Il guess that will cost you quarter"
He, then stood outside until the officers
came and arrested him.
HIS companion. Herman Carbin, was
held as a witness. Both appeared 20 bS
anxious to get locked up.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
VOTING IN RURAL NEW CASTLE.

R ETURNS Of the election in rural New Cas-
tie county show that the Democrats, while
carrying but four Of the legislative districts out
side Of the city-and they have frequently had
more luck-did better in the total vote on the
legislative candidates than they did on the cleo
toral vote
Although the Republican majority in rural
New Castle county for Taft was no, the majori-
ties for the Republicans on the legislative ticket
totalled much fewer
In Brandywine was the most striking change
where Taft had 2I2 majority and the Democratic
legislative candidate had 2I majority
The Republicans carried six OF the ten leeisa-
tive districts Bryan carried but two OF the ten
legislative districts. In each of these his majority
was a irifle below that OF the Democratic legisla-
Evening journal., 1908-11-13

The expenses Of Governor Hughes. OF New
York, who next to the presidential candidate him
self was the most striking figure of the campaign,
were Just S36o63, modest sum- The governor
does not seem to have been heavily assessed. In
deed the career Of Hughes in politics has shatter-
ed many of the latter day notions of politics, one
of which is that the expenses OF political CAM
paiens should be borne by the candidates, and
that the richer a candidate is in pocketbook the
greater the consideration he should receive.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13

let, and as interpreted by Miss Merritt
holds the audience tisoughout the en-
tire performance. Manager S. T. King
has provided his young star with an
unusually strong supporting company
of over twenty players.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
THE AVENUE

On account of the chrysanthemum
matinee being such a success at the
Avenue Theatre yesterday it has been
decided to repeat it on Saturday matt
nee. At that time each woman and
child attending the matinee will be
presented with fine chrysanthemum
which is so near like the real flower
that it takes a close examination to
tell the difference. There is good
bill being offered at the Avenue this
week.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
THEATRICAL
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

Miss Grace Merritt, who will make
her annual local appearance in when
Knighthood was in Flower" at the
Opera House tomorrow matinee and
tomorrow night is a talented mag
netic comedienne. A dynamo of ar
tistic energy and enthusiasm, she finds
in Mary Tudor ample scope. This
role is a few words longer than Ham,
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
FOUND GOLD IN
HIS OYSTERS

Station Agent William Cramer. of
New Castle. discovered gold yestardas
quite unexpectedly. While consumins
oysters at his home he came upon a
very small nugget of that precious
metal Mr.. Cramer expects TO have
II set in stick Din. The productive
oysters came from the Ckincotesgue.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
Fishermen to Enjoy Their Vacation.

LEwEs, Nov. 13--After the most
successful season ever had. the fac
tories of the American Fisheries, To-
Gated here, have closed down. Fish
were far more plentiful this year than
ever before in the history Of the Bay.
and, as a result, the employees Of the
company are taking their regular five
months vacation with well-illed
pockets
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
ONE ARM MAN THE
BOSS BONNET TRIMMER.

GEORGETOWN. Nov. 13.-The male
members of the Wesley Methodist Epis-
copal Church held a hat trimming con-
test Wednesday night. when the first
prize was won by Ira Davis, a one
armed railroad man. Many Of the
ladies claimed that he could beat their
trimming with two hands.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
Taken to saulshurYl..

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del. Nov. 1s-
Sheriff Lewis. Of Salisbury, came here
to-day at noon and got Harrison Wro-
ten. wanted by the MAJ yland autfor'-
ties on a charge Of larceny.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
New officers Were Installed.

Branch No. "a, local postofice clerks
held a meeting last evening and in
stalled the following officers; w. ]
Moreland, president; J. II. Van Horn,
ce-president; w A. Trotter. secre-
tary: " r. Phelan, treasurer
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.
The United Publishers Association

The Publishers Bulletin official organ Of the UNITED
pURL1SHERS' ASSOCIATION. prints the following.
sTHE WILNfT NGTON EVENING JOURNAL las n
guaranteed circulation than 1920 daily, which has
been verified by examination"
The examination made by Mr. Arthur KeppeI sem o
the association, who offers TO wager AuW
OF his money and undertake 10 prove that the EVEN.
ING JOURNAL has the largest paid circulation OF any pa
per printed Wilmington
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-03

We regret the misfortune that has
befallen the Tallahassee Sun. 1t has
gone into partial eclipse. Its size has
been reduced to eight pages, and it
has come to the parting of the ways
with Cartoonist Taylor and Editor
Reese. Political battles, the same
as battles with flying bullets and
slashing sabres, are portentiOus in
their results. In its reduced size.
however, we shall continue to enjoy
its bright, sparkling. scintillating
rays. Even though coldly severe at
times. Editor LEngle's thrusts are as
sharp and smooth as polished steel,
and never fail to give enjoyment to
those who appreciate a thing well
written.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-07-03
A GOOD ELECTION JOKE

The Miami News-RecOrd tells the
following good joke in connection with
the recent primary:
The late unlamented Broward and
Stockton club OF which Senator Hud-
son was president, prepared a delight
full souvenir. which the members Of
the club were to have given out as
soon as their candidate. Stockton. was
declare dominated.
They had fixed up for a pleasant
time rubbing it into those who had
opposed their candidate, on the morn
ing after election. What fun they
were going to have,
The souvenir was a small leather
covered hand-mirror, on the back of
which ran this legend: Pull the slide
and see how Gilchrist looks. after the
primary
"A pull on the slide displaced the
mirror and revealed the face OF a
monkey.
But the best laid plans OF mice and
ment oft gang aglee. we are told. and
the B. and S. clubs plan to give out
souvenirs was busted when the people
of Florida concluded to let Gilchrist's
famous three monkeys make monkeys
of the opposition, so the late members
of the late club have concluded that
there is no use to pull the slide while
they still have the mirror in which to
gaze and see the same thing.
The souvenirs have been retired
permanently"