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Evening journal., 1908-11-05
TONS OF BEET SUGAR.
We Make Half a Million Every Year
in This Country.

in This Country.
ono of the most important of the
industries developed IN recent years is
the production Of sugar from sugar
beets. More or less desuliory work
was done ON sugar beets as far back
as 1867. In 1892 only six factories
were In operation in this country. the
combined output Of which was a little
over 27,000000 pounds Of sugar.
According 20 the National Magazine.
there are now no less than sixty -four
factories in operation. with the COM
bined output Of approximately 100000
short tons Of sugar manufactured from
hoots. with a factory value OF $4,000,
900.
ono most important factor has beea
the production Of high grade sugar
beet seed For many years American
growers have been dependent almost
exclusively on foreign countries for orr
sugar bost seed. but for three or four
years past the Department Of Agri-
culture has been encouraging tho sue
cessful growth Of sugar beet seed lu
this country. II has shown that tho
seed can be greatly improved by breed
ing, tests of hcets from American
grown seed running rs high as II. Is
and sometimes 20 per cent. sugar
The department Is also continuins
investigations 20 determine the best
localities for sugar beet production.
Whom we remember that less than one-
NTH of the sugar consumed IA this
country Is produced IN the States IL
Us plain that there is abundant opp1r.
tunity for development; ana II Is cer-
tain that wherever a sugar factory is
located labor is Immediately I'm demand
at higher wages and the value OF farm
lands increased from 25 TO so per cent
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
MORSE JURY IS
UNABLE TO AGREE

NEW YORK. Nov 5-Unable to
reach a verdict the Morse jury were
allowed 10 so out 10 mncheon at one
o'clock and curt was adjourned until
two Judge Hough asked al L. a5 If
a verdict was in sigl- and On assur-
ance that the ufy was stlll deliberatins
gave his permission for the recess.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
CONTESTS FILED
IN SUPERIOR COURT

Up 10 29O o'clock the Republicans
had filed wcitten protests in superior
Court in the First Second ana Third
election districts Of the sixth Repre-
sentative district; the Fourth and Sew
enth election districts OF the Seventh
Representative district; The First, Sec
ond and Third Of the Tenth and The
First Of the Eleventh The Demo-
Gratis protested the First. Fourth and
Fifth election districts Of the First Rep
resentative district, and the Second and
Third of the Ninth.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
APPARENTLY DEAD FOR
TWO WEEKS, SHE SPEAKS

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 5.--Mrs.
Alma Goldreyer spoke today for the
FIRST time in two weeks. after lying
apparently dead for that period Physi-
clans think she viii recover though
she is greatly weakened.
The woman was attacked by a pecu-
liar kind of apopleNy which affected
thcfleft side ef her brain.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
TRAIN hit HIN,
SLIGHTLY HURT

Louis satolli. 20 years Of age, residing
at 1908 West Seventh street, had a mar
row escape from death yesterday.
While crossing the Baltimore & Ohio
tracks, satolli. his cart and horse, We're
thrown several feet into the atmosphere
when n passenger train struck him.
Although sustaining no internal in
iuries. Sattolli was greatly frightened
ard considerably Jared He was taken
TO the Homeopathic Hospital After n
few bruises were dressed he was sent
en- his way rejoicing.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
FATHER or ELoPlNG HElREss
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.--I. I. Morgan.
father OF the Marion. North Carolina
heiress, who eloped with a young man
of literary ambitions. Is believed to
have arrived today on the steamer.
Majestic. lie had been to Paris. where
he found his daughter. and was cx-
lpccted 10 bring her back to this COIN
/ try. The passenger named Morgan
lcould not be found after the steamer
idocked and the report as u his idea
tity could not be verified.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
WAS STABBED
DURING FIGHT

Herbert Johnson. colored. aged 81
years. was found Yesterday Afternoon,
in house at No, z Girard street with
an ugly knife wound IN his back The
wounded man was taken to the Homcu
pathic Hospital in the Phoenix ambui-
ance. The cut is not serious and he
will recover
Johnson refeused 10 give any informa-
tion as 10 how no was stabbed. The
police believe he was in a fight and is
shielding his assailan;.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
LOSES ARM AS A
RESULT OF ACCIDENT

William H. Taylor. Of No. 100 East
Fourteenth street. foreman at Turner
Brothers laundry. 429-i2s West Second
street. was painfully injured yesterday
afternoon. Tho sleeve Of his shirt
caught on a controller and his arm was
dragged into q machine at the laundry
He was taken 10 the Delaware Hos
pital where his arm was amputated
above the elbow. Although in, a seri-
GUS condition he will probably recover.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
TAFT CARRIES WEST
VIRGINIA BY OVER 10000

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WHEELING. Va. Nov. 5-Taft has
CARED West Virginia by over :o,Ooo,
according to the latest returns from all
the counties in the State. The esti-
mated pluralities are;
Taft. 2O.459; Glasscock (R), for Coy
ernor. 1853.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
CRAZY MAN
SHOOTS HIS SON

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BUFFALO. n. y. Nov. 5-Johr.
Hagen. 50 years old. proprietor Of a
small hotel near the Lackawanna Steel
Plant. south Of this city, shot and IN
stantly killed his son, George, aged IL,
and dangerously wounded his wife,
Carrie. at 10 o'clock this morning.
Hagen then attempted suicide, but was
overpowered ana taken into custody.!t
is believed the man is insane.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Married Iaat Eu.ninu

Reuben NJ. Barrett bf No. aO2 Lancaster
avenue and Miss Elizabeth L. Ryan. Of
sS Broome street, were united i'm mar
ssage last evening at the parsonage of
Asbury church by Rev. il. A. G. Wester-
eeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett will have their
Wedding tour in the South and on return
viii live at No. 902 Lancaster avenue.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
MEDICAL

- FL0I. D. =, IHEEl. b35 North
V Sixth 81. rhl.'asiPha, p. "fis Dsuis.h,r
N~kfS The GERMAN TRfATuTNf N, ouly rnsrsnts,d
tkn cure 'or Specific Rood Poison eihsr- rau't rnr.
Az Private nss,srs fteesrs, Abuie Wesknes.e Nervous
DEBILITY, Lost Manhood nralns Loses fsricoceie etreture
gno cutting Eidnrs Baddrr Small Ehrunten te
Year. practical hospal experience ~ dermany
fend fer heot. tells all srposlnE city Country ,rs
n-sd,. scsrez Easrsnossd Hall trsatusat. Cs uits
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
PuBLIc SALES
pUBLIC SALE

At klair's Bazuar 303 West Eighth
Street, on SATURDAY, November z,
a0S, al i o'clock 80 head OF Horses, ol
~ description. consisting OF "a lot on good
BUSINESS Horses. one handsome Stallion,
well enough pred to sutuu ht tuu nruu ga
my stock farmi. one new cusnion ure
Wagon, very nice. two new rubber tire
Hunabouts and TWO new BuEgits that
must be SOLD. large lot OF new and Sec
Ond hand harnessi $1,000 worth of Ban-
kcts as hno as in the city lot OF other
goods not mentioned, All Horses 10 be
as represented or money returned.
ANY one having Horses OF any Kind OF
stock bring them along and We Will turn
thom into cash. our motto rs straight
and Fair Dealings to AL"
W. H. KLAfR
g0s West Eighth st. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Foothall on saturdaY.

The Orange football team will play
the wynneheld Country Club. of Phil
adelphia, on Saturday. Last year the
Philadelphians defeated the locals by
TO score. Orange expects TO re-
verse this score II possible. The team
was given two hours practice at
Front and Union streets last night.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
pUBLlC SALE

VIII be sold at southeast corner or
Eighth ana Adams street -
FRIDAY. NOV. 9Th, at . o'clock a. m.
Household goods, parlor and chamber
furniture. beds, tables, chairs, rockers
sideboard, couch. carpets. rugs, dishes
and many other articles.
nA-2t W. A. HUKILL, Auc.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
HELL WANTkp--MAL.E.
HE'LL WANrku--x AMALn.

WANTED -ENPERIENCED WHITE
" cook. Apply MltS, JOHN ID. BIRD.
haNard avenue ana Park Drive. rce-
phone ID. a. a. l0iS ni-2t
WANrhD-A. GOOD GIRL no CARE
" for one child. whitc prcfcrred. Cali
nLLer Z o-clnek. nl. KING .Lra.t na-lL
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
EiearIna in Railway case.

Victor b. Woolley appointed by
Chancellor Nicholson to take testi-
mony in the foreclosure proceedings
involving the Wilmington. New Castle
and Southern Railway. sat this morn
ing in the chancellor's courtroom in
the Court House and conducted hear
ing in the case
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
pUBLIC SALE

= Another big sale Of Cows az Ken
nett square hutci, PA, ON MONDAY,
November y. lslN. az 4 o'clock Consist
ng of fresh Cows, Springers, and Bulls
a CLEAN SN E1P, ENuiy noot viii no
sold regardless of what they cost as this
is our last sale of Cows at kennett
Safnre Ior 1905. Everything Will be sold
Good big Springers a few weeks back
viii make money for you NJ you have
room for them. Dinner, IL o'clock.
nov g-4-5-1 W. A. KLAlk.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
REPUBLICAN GAINS
IN NORTH CAROLINA

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
RALEIGH. n. c., Now 5-Not only
have the Republicans elected two Con-
gressmen from North Carolina, Cowles
in the Eighth district ana Grant h. the
Tenth. but it Is likely that Morehead
has defeated Brooks. ms Democratic
opponent in the Fifth district.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
s,rvie. a. 81 MiohaeIs Church.

at o'clock service this afternoon at
st Michaers Protestant Episcopal
church. A supper will follow the SER
vice and will be served i'm the base
ment Of the church from to s
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
supnsr al sd. Patriek,s.

The young women Of St Patrick's
Church viii have charge of the an
nual supper on November 10. Many
prizes will be distributed. The singing
OF several new songs VIII be a feature
Of the entertainment.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Hotel Burns. One kiIIed.

BROOKFlELD Mass, Nov. zone
man was killed in the fire which today
partially destroyed the hotel Metro-
pole. The loss win exceed $4,000 Half
a dozen guests escaped IN their night
clothes losing AL their effects.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Committee Suicide After First Vote

MIDDLETOWN. Conn, Nov. o.-Just
Of age and after casting his first vote.
William Hills was found dead In his
room today by his parents. A bottle
that contained two ounces Of carbolic
acid was clutched I'm the right hand.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Derooratn Win CoIorado.

DENVER, Nov. 5.-Only ten Of the
50 counties in Colorado have made
complete returns. Scattering returns
from others show that the 5000 TO 5000
Bryan plurality, and Shafroth, Demo-
crat. elected governor by 5000.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
ROOMS FOR KENT.

C,IRARp- sos. sO7 AND 500 RACE ST.
" Philadelphia. ltooms. 2s. 50. 5Oc. 9en-
uemen only, ally
I,OR RENT-'TWO ROOMS FOR Light
housekeeping with use of bath, ez5
Madison st. n5-3t
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
Puttina Up Storm Doors.

Many business houses and stores
along Market street have put up storm
doors because Of the cold spell.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
seven Killed hY Train.

WINNIPEG. Man, Nov 5.--A re-
port received at noon states-that seven
workmen We're killed when Grand
Trunk train ran them down 200 miles
east OF here today
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-HORSE. SOUND. IN
good condition. gentle and nno driv-
or. suitable for lady, Not afraid of cars
1r automobiles. Address W., Evening
journal Once. o30-6t
u, OR sALE-FARM 90 ACREs, STU
l. ated Brandywlne hundred. miles
from Wilmington. Apply 10 George II.
Brown, no. s26 Market st., Wilmington.
Del. ni-5-6-7-9-iO
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. ~MisN IN ALL POSITIONS
n 20 make money in addition 70 your
present work. steady and well paying TO
the right parties. Address l., this ofncc.
n5-lt
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
LINEUP OF
SCHOOL TEAMS

The line-up Of the Wilmington Busi-
ness School and the Friends School
football game, 10 be played at South
Side Park tomorrow afternoon, fol-
lows.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
squafl Strikes Bryan Banner.

During the strong breeze today the
Bryan banner of the Democratic League
was party torn loose and Tapped about
every time squall struck it.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
BUSINESS CARDS.


WA, a. WILLIAMS CO..
" e2i Orange 81 it0onnE. spouting ana
Heating. Metal ami comDomuen roonnE.
Hot Air heAring ana Neutiating. hepslr-
ing promptly done. Phones. s1s-lN
CuhsN BittG a XEMELMAN
" First-class Paper Hanging. Scrap
ing and Sizing without extra charge. We
are doing rooms from sou up.
Ol2-im. l0S MADISON ST.
< TANLEY SlLkA
- Popular Priced Merchant Tailor.
Clothes cleaned, pressed HcOurod, dyed
and repaired. Called Tor ana delivered.
s. j.. Cor. Ninth and Pine strCts Tel
giVen. oii-lmO
FuRSi FURSi rURS,
An kinds OF Hides aud l'ura bought
Highest prices paid for mink and loX
SKINS. G.. S. liuHLOCk, seventh and
Poplar sts. o50-6m
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
LOeF ANU tOuNn

I OsT~NBOUT TifREE WEEKS Ago.
- black muley COW with largo uddor.
anyone knowing anything Of her where's
abouts viii please address John McGn.
ness, Marshalton, Del n2-lw
r Osr-A SlN-sHOOTER, DOUBLE
j. action, nicel-platcd revolver. la.
.harroi. ia front OF Every Evening ofice
nogd reward will bo offered 10 lert at Cos
DelaMarc avenue. nf-2t
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
WAN,rED

NNANrED-EV NEEDING
" half-tone engravlngH, zinc ctchings.
on elocifotypcss % gee our estimate Dell
aware Z arm q Homo. iodii Shipley st
\MANTEp-600 CUSTOMERS FOR SEC
~ ond-hund oVcrcoats. G.. $. HJR-
LOCK, Seventh and Poplar sts. o30.6m
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
NOTICES


.NOTICE-DINIDENDS
Artisans Savings Bank.
o. Market Street. Wilmington. Del
November md. lq0S
The Board OF Managers have declared
he regular SEAil-ANNUAL dividend OF
two per cent. 20 depositors. being for the
six months ending October list, 1905 De-
positors VIII please present their books
on and after November 2nd 10 have diyt-
dend entered. ROBERT ID. KEMP,
n2-i2t Treasurer.
A MASKED CARNIVAL WILL BE
a given by Camp ], L. o. Of = !, on
Tue 'ay evening. November 10th. in thcls
room No. d0i Market street. Silver Of
fering az the door. Refreshments in
cludod. Dancing and social time.
ni-St.
nj OTiCE-sTEPHEN DOWNlcY & SON,
~ have this day dissolved partnership
In the business OF stair building and wood
turning. All bills will be paid and ccl-
lected By STEPHEN DOWNEY.
ni-3t
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
PROFESSIONAL

LAST DAY. SATURDAY, NOV Tril.
] can tell you how TO double Your suc-
cess ln any line of work COHEN. Tx
pert fhrenologlst ai0 King 81 Fees 50c.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
EOR SALE

Hotel, only one IN suburban town of
1000 inhabitants Licensed to March,
1909 Doing good busiuesa owner in poor
health.
House 22nd ana Pine sts. s rooms,
modern, price 5000. only $500 required TO
buy. y
House. eth and Van Buren, sts,, Q rooms
porch, modern. Sell or trade for farm.
los s. Jackson ST., can bo bought at
bargain.
00-acro farm. Rrandywino hundred az
SilverSide. u ana % r. r., good building,
plenty OF fruit.
Many bargains In city, suburban and
farm properties. can for particulars.
Money 10 loan.
-. a.. "a ~, Real Estate insurance
Rnln nnnnn. All MnrAnI 81.
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
STORAGE
RETTER STORAGE

facilities than you have been receiving.
We handle household goods, furniture,
Wagons. automobiles, machinery, in tact
anv Kind on storage az low rates. Large
private rooms.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.
Fourth and Connell Streets
Deima. e9Si. j.. s. A. Jii0. o2d-tf
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
EOR SALE

new threo-story buildings, IN an
elegant and improving location, street
TO have improved paving. Contain .
rooms and bath, with all conVeniencoa.
All railroad facilities Nicely paperod,
VIII sell on easy terms. Prices reduced
CHARLES g. KURTI.
loil Market 81.
o. m-tu-th tOppoaite Court nousel
Evening journal., 1908-11-05
BUsINEss oPPoRruNIrIEs

ID hMOVED 'rO Sis O0ANOil aItSrh a..
N John 4. Mullins Inc. fuEtsre. Rub
c-r Stamps Get prices
The oasis., 1908-02-08

Thursday Nogales was visited by Mr. w l.. Peabody of El Paso, Texas, who ia at the executive head of El Globo Manufacturing Com. pany, at Ciudad Juarez. opposite El Paso, a strong and growing con cern engaged in manufacturing furniture and mattresses. The gem tleman had visited Hermosillo, Guaymas, and other points below, from which trip he was returning home. During his stay of one day in Nogales he took orders in No- gales, Sonora, for several hundred dollars worth of goods.
 Yesterday Messrs. Charles Smith aud w. N. Lester finished the ce- ment gutter they had putin for the town along the west side of Morley avenue from the corner of Park street, at its junction with Morley avenue, to the railway crossing in front of the court house. The gut ter Is of the best workmanship, and 1t is 1900 feet long, two feet in width acress the top. It is w. shaped, and the incline of the sides to the bottom of the trough gives two feet and eight inches of cement work.
The oasis., 1908-02-08

tehI WltH tnc usual ufn made V
 bombs and fire crackers.
 Yesterday Mir. Bracey Curti
 went out into the Patagonia noun
 tains to look ever some minin
 properties near the road to Wash
 ington Camp.
 The Nogales Skating Club, whicl
 was so successfully launched las Tuesday evening, will meet ever, Tuesday evening in the skating rink.
 Monday Mir. and Mrs. A. l. Wood went to Caborca, in the Al tar district of Sonora, where Mir Wood has accepted position witt mining company.
 Reverend Donald Brookman i: expected to arrive this evening and will hold services tomorrow morning and evening, in St. An. drew's church.
 Yesterday the switch engine was derailed on the Sonora side of the line, blockading the yard and de- laying the train for Guaymas in leaving until after 9 o'clock.
 Early in the week Mir. V. G. Medigovich, prominent merchant in Bisbee, was at Nogales, en route to Guaymas. Returning the gen tleman was at the line city again Thursday night.
 It is currently reported that the R R R mine, on the west side of the Patagonia mountains. not far from the Worlds Fair mine, has been sold to the Calumet < Arizo- ma Mining Company, and that the first payment of $6,000 has been made.
 Yesterday morning Mir. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Raines and their little son, went east to visit at Washington. D. O., where MT. Raines was called for consultation with the board of directors of the Columbia Consoli- lated Mining Company, of which he gentleman is general manager.
 The Sonora railway has attached 70 its trains between Nogales and duaymas, new frstclass coaches. with high backed seats which are Tery comfortable. The seat cush- ons and backs are split bamboo, woven, making a much cleaner and )leasanter seat than the old plush ushio ms.
 Last night Colonel Epes Ram lolph arrived from the north. A pecial train consisting of his pri- ate car and Mir. Oster's was made ID here and went south. Colonel was accompanied by MT. oseph McMullen, a prominent California railroader. The gentle nan Is an uncle of Mir. H. E. trace, agent for the railway com any at Nogales. The two had not net in twenty years.
 Mir. s. F. Johnson, of Chicago, ecretary of the Four Metals Min ng Company, is expected from he east tomorrow evening, as he Tas to leave Chicago on the 4th 1st., coming via New Orleans. | lr. Johnson writes that he has se- ured ample funds for develop lent, and is going at the work ght. The company has some reat gold properties in the Pata-
The oasis., 1908-02-08
sls slns V. whl.s ser.

At two o'clock this afternoon game will be called in the fourth of the series between the Big Nine and the White Sox. Bert Bristol will umpire the game which will be played on the ground near the round house oil tank. In the pre-. ceding games the Big Nine won two. The line up is as follows:
The oasis., 1908-02-08
N0CALES NOTES.


 This week MT. L Ephraim has been laid up with sprained ankle.
 Yesterday evening Mir. Patt R. Sullivan of TIE OASIS returned from Alamos.
 This evening there will be grand ball at the Ramirez theatre in Nogales, Sonora.
 Mrs. Allen T. Bird has been i'll several days, threatened with another attack of tonsilitis.
 Wednesday evening Mir. T. Lo- peg del Castillo, the Hermosillo attorney, was a visitor at Nogales.
 Tomorrow the White Sox and Big Nine play another game of base ball on the ball ground near the round house.
 Yesterday Mir. Watt Gittins re- turned from Mowry were he had been visiting his daughter, Mrs. John Glissan.
 MT. A. R. Oster, superintendent | of the Sonora railway, who had been at Guaymas all the week, ac- companied by Mrs. Oster, returned home yesterday evening.
 Mir. H. A. Smith and family have moved into the cottage on Crawford street that was occupied so long by MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Wood.
 Early in the week MT. E. J. Holden and family were up from Cerro Prieto, visiting at the line city several days.
 Mr. c. O. Bustamente, the Tue son attorney, was at Nogales Wednesday and Thursday, return. ing home to Tucson Friday morn ing.
 Tomorrow morning the restau- rant in the Montezuma hotel build ing, next door to Burgoon's haber- dashery, will be reopened for busi- ness.
 The skating rink continues to E offer novel and interesting attrac- tions, and it has attained a very | popular appreciation by the amuse- ment loving public. .
 Doctor A. s. Russell, from Wash ington Camp, was a visitor at / Nogales Monday and Tuesday. It s Is reported that Doctor Russell in. tends locating in Tucson. MT. Roy Cornett, a nephew of Mr. T. J. Wylie, arrived from Fort i Worth, Texas, Saturday evening of f last week, and has accepted posi- v ton as bookkee per in the store of i Proto Brothers. Early in the week MT. GeorgeW. C Moore, of the U. s. immigration service, returned from his leave of I absence of thirty days, during g part of which time he visited at 2 Phoenix, and was in the Huachuca ' ten days, on hunting excursion. N Next Monday the stockholders c of the National Consolidated Min tl ing Company will hold their an- n nual meetino at Nooal lae and oav-I q