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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-23
0roGbcr'o, 's
Uol 0o5knna.
Sm Sitter nou y 5agrcn in Sal5.
bNr8 acIturGca.
.!llt iI)m fr.t.t1i lem
b.sb>r 9 fiji rtCr Qiir'.
Die Icttcn Satire ourd, Ofr Nni.
fiBrnng 3!ucicr SmOCr ucrbittrrt.
vi Ell. % CEnnunr.

SSm Nlter pon iiber y S5obrcn lit
8roBjer3og 6PrOinunO ". pon Eos.
fono no6 lingercr Rrantbeit in
Sol3bur9 oeriGig0en. WPit ieinem
sble6en crliiht Der GiteI eineS 8roB'
ber3o8S Don Co5fonn.
Der 1oO fam Dem 8reiie ais Gr.
loier. Gie urriibmlitbe gtotoritdt lei.
ner Glteiten God)ter 2uiie, Der tribe.
rem &ronprin5ciiin Don Sahien, ipd.
teren 8rGfin BON Wontignoio unO
ietigen SSruu SoieQi, bat ibm Die
lctten Sabre pcr6ittert, Die 2lIt am
GoIein per16at unO iein gnOc be-
ihleunigt. 2lu6 iein GlteIter Sobn,
@r5ber3og 2eopol0 Solpotor, bot
linn bittere Gntt6libung bereitet, ais
er unter &er5ihtIeiItung ouf oQe
feline Gitel unO @UrOen Sen Nomen
2eopol0 @0liling onnabm, ieinc
friibere Geliebte, 0ie &clneriu uno
9oupIeti0nqerin @ilbcImine 2lOomo.
miti9, bCirotctc mO no6 Ser S6ei.
Dung Dieier Gbe Elm cbemoIigeS
0icnitm006en, namenS 9fitter, sur
6rou nobm.
(Ier0inon0 w., @robber3og bon
SoSfono, erblifte am 10. SUM 1885
ais Sobn 0e3 @robbcr5ogS SEQ.
pol0 II. uno 0eiien Gcma6Iin Nfnria
2lntonia, Qcb. 8rin5eiiin bon 9our.
boGSi5iIiGn 81 6lorcn3 0o3 2iht
ser @elt; "a Sabre aft, nobm er am
81. Suli 1859 oen Iitel zines 8roB-
ber3ogS bon 8oSfana an, natbOem
iein Batter Dem Ebrone entio9t batte,
nm 6aS @roBber3oqtum ieiner Dr.
Matte 81 erbalten. glllein 5Seroinano
murOe pertrieben un0 muBte NIT iei.
nem Batter na6 OeIterreih fliihtcn.
5oSfnna prroe am 26. 9R6r3 1860
nit Sem &0nigrei6 Snr0inien ilnter
Giftor emanuel pereiniQt. Sm Sabre
1856 perm6bIte ii6 6erOinano nit
Ser Grin5eiiin glnna bon Sa6ien,
Sohter oeS &0nigs Sobann. gta6
penig mebr ais 3peiidbriger 0auer
puroe oie @be oHt 10. 6ebruar 1859
bur6 ben 9oo seIdieben. Gum 5pei.
tenmol ifritt er am # .Sanuar 1868
nit alice, Sohter oes Ser3ogS
&arG III. bon 8arma, our g6e, Der
bier S0bne uno fiini 5odter ent.
iproiien. Seit ieiner Gertreibung aus
Sosfana Iebte er meiitens in 2inOau
nm 9o6eniee uno in Salbura.)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-23
Trnfr in elmer RirdJr.
3pei fatboliihc Erieitcr ucrinden,
@ertiad)cn sn retten.
GponspiIIe Sn., 20. ,sar

gpanspille, Sn., 90. San.
Gin Yrieiter puroe perlest uno elm
anoerer Dom Halih iiberipdltigt, als
geItern na6mittas in Der romii6.fa.
tboIii6en ct. Wiarp' s.air6e 5euer
entItanS, 6as einen Sdaoen BON $t0,.
600 anrif,tete.
gaterSbomas erlitt ihnuere 9ranb.
ipunben an Der rehten Sano, als er
periufte, einen 4benomablsfelh bon
Dem 4ltar 5u retten iInb Sater go.
trid Senneiien tpuroe srpeimal' bonn
Rau6 iiberpdlti9t, als er periuhte,
WebgetpGnoer unS anbere @ertiahen
81 retten.
9as Seuer begann in Der RGbe bes
s(ltors. uprausitftlih neil Elm bren.
'nenoes 2idt nit 0einen in geriibr.
Iung 9efonlneE mar.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-23
polenuoriaee
anolnomllten.
Die &esicrnng fam 10000 Seftars
cateignen.
ALE natoIa en Iarteirn
Iilmmrn oafiir.
Siirit Dillon Balt cine GcSc sn Gun.
itcn Der Sorlagc.
9 erIin, 90. Son

Se III, ~. san.
Yer &ompromiB be5iiglih ser 80.
len.Torlage, auf meIben it'd, Die Re.
glerrng rnO ole SSii9rer oes gIods.
init arSnabme ser Sreiiinniaen. oe.
einigt batten lit i'm preliBilhen glb.
georonetenbauie in 5lpeiter 2eiuna
angenommen poroen. Iuourh er.
balt Die &egierling Sas Ied,t, in 6en
Propin5en Boien uno g8eItpreuBen
bis 81 10000 tSeftar ole Gnteianuna
porounebmen. aonierpatipe, 6reifon.
ierpatipe uno gsationalliberaIe Itimm.
ten fiir Die WaBregel in Der iesiaen
SalIing, Die itbrigen Sraftionen oa.
9egen.
Der fonieroatipe glbaeoronete Ir.
b. Sepoebrano inb Ser 2ala iuberte
ltb in 0en ip1rniten patriotiihen
8orten 81 @uniten ser @orInge. gr
erflarte, er ccrbeble iib ole idpperen
geoenfen nift, mel6e gegen cine
Gnteignung iprG6en, uno i6loB mie
folgt: rllcbcr Der Seiligfeit oes Gri.
oatetgentlnls ltebt oaS offentlibe
Neht Der Grilten3. 3ie @nteianuna
ut cine idGucre 0affe. lioge lie nit
goriid)t gebroiift perOenl Mohten
aber alt1 ole Folen lire GrGllme aui.
geben uno obne Gorbe6alt 9iener
EreuBens lperDen!"
sSilrit Billion untcritiitte fur3 Ole
8cItimmrlngen Ser 8orIage uno ioa.
te, er uerbeble iih cbenfnus nift oie
idlperen ge0enfen, oie gegen ben ge.
planten Sfritt gelteno 9emaht mir.
ocn. Die Gegierung babe alle onoe.
rem Woglidfeiten IN @rpdgung ge.
3ogen, ebe lie oen folgeidpperen gnt.
ihlltf gefaBt babe. 9lter Dies Tel Die
ultima ratio. Ger &ompromiB
beoeute elm WinbeitmaB. Die Heg,e.
riing iprehe oen brei Barteien, tpel6e
fir Die Sorlage eintrdten, ibren 9ont
aus iiir ibre unteritiisung. Gle
miiie, bab lie itets aui Die patriotii6e
Saltilng Ger nationalen Harteien
rehnen fonne.
Gum ShluB Ser Heoe oes sSiirIten
Billion ereignete iib cine Iebbafte 2e.
monItrntion. Bolen ino Centrum
5iiften. 9l6er Die Ge6te iibertonte
iofort Die <nogebungen Der Sppo.
iition burh braliienben 9eifaa.
sSm neiteren 8erlauf Der 7ebatte
erbob @raf Brnihmn pom Centrum
eegen oie aonierpatiben ben @or.
wurf oaB iie oen hriitlihen gooen
perlieBen. Con 8reiitnniger Seite
tpuroe Die geriaiilingsm1Bigfeit Der
gnteignitng beitritten, rpdbreno Der
preuBiid)e SuItiBniniiter 3r. 8eieler
Die 8orIage nerteioigte
@6brerb ole gnteignlings.WoBr
gel i'm glbgeorbnetenbpirje beraten
purbe. bilbete iie diih i'm Heih5taa
anldBlid Ser ihon frii1er ertpabrten
einiflGgigen SSnterpeGation ben Be.
genitanS ser @rorterungen. Sosial.
oemofraten ilito 9olen be3ei6neten
lie als barbarii6 uno reaftion1r unS
perii6erten, lie iperOe daem Sort.
idritt ir Goien rmb 8eitpreuBen elm
gnbe MAIDEN. Gie slnb1neer ser SIC.
gieritng aber Itellten iih aui ben
Stanopunft, bnB Ger 9eitanb, Sie
Siderbeit nno ser 8rieben bes 9iei.
Dies bon Der WlaBregel abbdngig
feieu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-23
2Gkt pon iidl boreu.
Sit tdburg, Waii., 90. ga,

Sit6burg, Waii, 90. San.
gor IS SSabren ging SRI. Sattie
Sane Battles bon ait6burg naf)
Nep Dorf uno ieitbem Bate man
ni6ts mebr bon ibr Bis seItern ee]
bort, Sbr ein3iaer bieiiger Ser
ponSter SSoiepb u. BATTLES itarb Dor
elmer @od)e unb binterlieB 8riinb.
beiis i'm @erte bon $4,000. 9urf
cine 3eitung erfubr SRI. Battles in
Nep gorf ben 600 ibres Snfels unS
bat eilem bieiigen aopofaten telepbo.
niert. bab lie in Elm ober 5ipei Sagen
nah Sithburs fommen molle, nm
ibren anteil an Ger gta1Iaiieni9ait
Su beanipruhen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-23
gGadJ Mmerifa.
g erlin 20. cSon

~ | w. ~. NNu''
1as bieIige rEeutibe Sbeater" er'
belt pom n2pric Sbeater" in gteD
gorf Elm 9lngebot 5u einem ie63ig'
maIigen gniemble.@aitIpie Gin
giirItiger abi6lub Ser eingeleiteten
gerbanbIungen lit bodit lpa6ri6eIn'
Iid. Die 9lbreiie miro Damn @noe
Sebruar erfolgen.
Die eriten RrGite tperoen an oem
@aitipiel teilnebmen uno Sas bette
Gepertoire porfiibren, namentlib
,Sommernaftstralm" ltnb n8inter'
mGrhen."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-23
Dolleu k q el.

TaiboiIIe, Senn., 90. Han.
Gem 8ernebn1en naf beabiiilti1er
sic giienbohnen in SenneI'cc, Nia
Sroer ser Giien6obnfommi'iion. Sic
Die goiiagierraten bon 3 Gents aui
21a Gents per Wteile bern5ictt, im
@erittt su befdmpfen. Giicnb1hr'
beamte idrei6en Die Sroer Der Eoli'
tit 81 unb iagen, oab ibre Sntereiicn
nus bea @runbe leioen ioQen. um
Golitifern @elegenbeit 81 geben. lid,
Die 8unit oes Hublifllms 81 erlper.
ben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-23
0rfrntlidJe pfrbnn0lune.
Iid,tcr Sululins periuirft ben glntraa
oes Staatsanmaltes Serpme.
q e 10 3 orf, 20. San.

Ils bie 8erbanolung bes 3batp-
Gro5eiies beiite pormittag 10 llbr
80 pieoer ouigenommen ipur6e. tpur-
oe 6rau gpelpn Resbit Tbam auf ben
3eugenitano eeruien, um ibre @e.
idibte pom porigen Sabre 3n ipieoer.
holen. Der Iiitriftsanrpalt Serome
erneuerte ioiort 0en antrag bonn lee.
ten 2reitog. Dab oas Hlblifitm. 6ar.
nnter Sic Iertreter Der 3eitlingen
aus Sem 8erihtsiaale gepieien fper.-
be. gr berief lid auf einen 4rimi.
naliaQ in Wonroe Gountp Dor eini.
gen Sabren als Brd5eoen5fal fiir
gnsidliebung aller Herionen. Die
Iniht mmittelbar nit Dem Pro5eiie
5n tiin bdtten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-23
pom SdJlaee Ge.rofen.
Ter friibere 8eneralppItmciItcr
Smitb itir6t in slblucicnbcit ici.
ncr Sran.
GbiIaoeIpbia, 90. San.

Sn ieiner bieit9en @obnung lit ge.
itern pI0tli6 ser friibcre amerifoni.
ihe 8eionOte in gfubIanS uro ipGtcre
8eneroIpoItmeiiter G6orleS gmorp
Smit6 am Ser3idtoge geItorben. @r
mar i6on ieit lGngerer 3eit riht gnn5
nobI nber man Bate nie gegIoubt,
bnB iein 2e6en gef6brOet iei. 5rolr
Smith tpobnte QeItern 6em 8otteSs
bienIte bel unb bei ibrer 9tiiffebr fnno
fie ibren @atten tot nuf Dem gette
liegen. gr mar nur teilrpeiie belief.
bet uno mar ougeni6einIih pom
S6lage getroffen, aIs er i'm 9e9riffe
mar, na6 Dem gaoe5immer 3u geben,
bate nber nod iooiel araft gebabt,
INN ii9 auf's @ett perien 3u fonnen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-23
IlDtlid) gciturbcn.
IiIm nufee, 90. esan.

Mus Sibfoib, isis, miro bcrihtet.
bab Inoreip Saben, Elm irii6ere-
Staatsienator uno StaatSnbgeoronc'
ter unb mebrere Wale 9i.rgermeiIter
bon Sibfoib, am Snmstng plotlih in
ieiner bortigen @ohnurg geItor6en
lit. gr mar aniGeinenO pobl unc
am sSreitag nod auf ser StruBe. Gr
puroe tot in leinem Bette 9eiunoel..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-01-23
Mepolutiun nicScrseidlaseu.
Bort au Brince, Saitt

Sort au Brince, Saih,
20. San.
9fegierungstruppen srifien geitern
bic StaSt ct. Warc an, Die BON ocn
TepolutionGren beiett sebalten ,pur.
be. DE Iesteren erguben it'd nah
leihtem @ioeritanSe. 9ie Regie.
rl,nastruppen marifierten Damn nah
@onaioes, oos pollitGnbig im8ingclt
lit. 9ie Re1ierurg b6lt Die &euoIr.
tion fir praftiih beenbet.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-30

Stei2en is going to be the man of the
game from the time of the kickoff un-
Ill the final whistle concludes the bat
tie. Steffen figures in practically ev-
cry play.
No player in the maroon squad ap-
pro%ches the captain in ability to
squirm through a mass Of players,
dod.se in the open or snake his way
on Il returned punt. and at this stage
of the season no rival appears in sight
among the other colleges to claim a
share of the attention which the other
various coaches are showering on him
in an effort to stop his gains.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-30
Joyner NAV Go to Enaland.

A. j. Joyner, who trains the Harry
Payne Whitney string Of race horses.
has been asked by Mr.. Whitney to go
to England to handle the horses be in
tends to race there. Joyner has not
yet given a difinite answer, but he will
probably accept the offer. MI. Whit
ney's horses will be sent to England
shortly to become acclimated for next
seasons racing. They will be. quar-
tered at Newmarket, where a training
esta %blishment was recently secured.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-30
Coates, Andover's New Captain.

UFNo' N''u0ver NeW VdPt2!H.
Francis William Coates. 90, Of Pal
lnyra, n. y. was elected captain of the
Andover football team recently, sue
ceeding Earle A. Rosendale, who was
elected captain last fall, but failed to
return. Coates played a brilliant game
at left end last year and is one of the
five veterans to return. Coates is six
feet one and a half inches tall, twenty
years old and weighs 1854 pounds.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-30

The Hon. John W. Kern, Democratic
candidate for vice-president. who visit
ed this city yesterday, a starred in
large headlines in. "rhe Evening. Post''
as IAN optimist." Anybody who can
travel these days on. asrailroad pass
has good reason for being ian. Opt
mist."-New York Tribune.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-30
Kramer Expects to Go Abroad.

Frank Kramer, the American short
distance bicycle champion, will &c to
Europe to take. part. in the interna-
match event for the worlds
This ace is to be held in
and will bring together the
best sprint racers in the world.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-30
Dewey After Plaxers.

q. eVSSy V'SS' SWyV1S III
g President Geerge Dovey Of the Bos-
ton National league baseball team. says
he has spent $4,000 on his ball. park
in the past two years and WILL. now PM.
his money into playerA ava, ! ia.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-30
One Armed Ball PIavex.


Handicapped by the loss of his right
arm, yet able to field an average OF
$50 and hat $50, is the remarkable
performance Of George Ely, an anna
tour baseball player of Los Angeles,
Cal. Ely is a lightning fielder and
plays his position, second base, as well
as oae with both arms. For the past
seven years he has Deer in baseball.
He travelled with the Sioux Indian
team during it's tour through the state
OF Washington, and, although he weAt
against many classy players, he has
yet to find one who can beat him. In
addition to being q crack second base
man. Ely can also pitch.
Ely thinks that q one armed man.
whia handicapped to a certain degree,
should Ice as good a player as one with
both arms. BE says that n man loses
time transferring the ball from his
right to his left hand, which he would
not do il he caught aud threw the ball
with the same hand.
Two Handbags at ReadvilIe In 1909.
According to the latest plans of the
New England Tfotting Horse Breed
crs' assoc %iation. not only one but two
handicap races will be given at Read
vile. Mass, next year. a great deal
has been written after The recent
big race about the association aban-
doning the track, aud officials were
quoted to this effect. but most OF this
was unauthorized ard without founda-
ton. indications now are that the
grand circuit horses viii again perform
at The Readville track in 1909, and
both a pacing and trotting handicap
will be on the programme. Details
have not been worked out yet, and the
handicapping system may be slightly
changed, bat the main fact that the
big events will be given is practically
assured.
Evening journal., 1908-03-21
MOVING DAY WILL
SOON BE HERE

Next Wednesday, by tradition Of house.
wives, and by the tacit agreement Of those
to which tradition means nothing, will be
moving day" Lares and Penates. the
household gods of Greek and Roman le-
gend. will be soaped and busted, scooted
and most outrageously hustled about by
The brisk housewife armed with her ius-
ter, her hammer and claws and her at
tachment of moving vans.
March 25 this year will be moving day
far more emphatically than it has been in
former years in Wilmington For besides
the usual changes that will take nlace
among househc Gers. a large number of
Market street business and professional
men will leave offices which they have oc-
cupied for years TO take possession Of new
quarters in the new Ford Building. the
Equitable Building and elsewhere. More
than anything else viii these changes IN
dicate the boom in real estate which VIII
mington is experiencing at this time. old
offices which are to be vacated will soon
be altered to meet the tastes OF present
day office seekers who have grown with
the. times to demand much more comfort.
able and convenient rooms in which tc
conduct their business. All this is bound
TO make the building and real estate busi'
ness brisk this summer.
Among housekeepers 1t Is expected thai
many changes will be made from tbs
,lder and less presentable parts OF thi
city TO the sections where new dwelling
nave been erected within the past yea:
Evening journal., 1908-03-21
MARKET PRICES
ARE LOWER

With market prices slowly dropping and
with prospects of a further appreciablu
reduction on the appearance OF spring
vegetables and fruit, Wilmington houses
keepers have every encouragement that
prices this year in spite Of the financial
depression, viii not be much higher than
they were last year. Vegetables are al
ready showing the effects Of the advent
Of spring edlhles. although drop in price
was halted temporarily by the keen
weather of to-day.
Prices quoted by Celia Brothers. Fourth
and King streets, are as follows: New
potatoes, 20 to 25c a quarter peck; toma-
toes, 20 TO 25c quart; asparagus. 25 to
6oc a bunch: egg plant, 10 TO 25c apiece;
celery. to l5c a stock; spinach, 10 to so
a half peck; squash, to 12c a quartz
string beans, 90 to 3Oc quarter; green
peppers. 30 to acc a dozen; spinach, 5 to &
cents bunch; sweet potatoes. Is to go .
quarter peck; cucumbsrs. to % cents a
dozen: cabbage, to Sc a head; plneapples.
Is TO soc; California navel oranges, 20 TO
SOC a dozen: Florida oranges % to &c a
dozen: lettuce. 2 punches for 25o; rhu-
barb. 10 to Is cents a bunch; mushrooms
CSC a pound: cranberries, p to 15o; grape
fruit, 4, and for o cents.
Evening journal., 1908-03-21
WAS ANXIOUS
FOR A DIVORCE
Court HeSitated About SepaT-
ating ShawS But Granted
the Decree

Blanche M. Shaw obtained a divorce
from her husband, Walter L. Shaw, in
Superior Court this afternoon on the
ground Of extreme cruelty. Mrs. Shaw
testified that she married Shaw here
on September II. 1906, and left him on
April IS Of the following year because
of HIS treatment or her.
Didn't last long" remarked Judge
|spruance.
Mrs Shaw said she and her husband
had quarreled frequently during their
brief married life, and that upon the
last occasion her husband had struck
her because she refused to return
money to him after he had given it to
her.
With the idea Of trying to settle tho
differences between the young couple,
Judge Spruance asked Mrs. Shaw If
she could not return to her husband,
but the woman replied she could not
because she was afraid to live with
him.
Now are you right sure you would
not be sorry II the court divorces you,
asked Judge Spruance of Mrs. Shaw, IN
a second endeavor to bring about re-
lconciliation between the couple, whose
troubles seemed triilng.
NO; / am afraid Of him." Mrs. Shaw
replied.
Mrs. Mary E. Mundell. mother Of
Mrs. shaw. swore that her daughter
had complained to her about her hus-
banSs conduct.
L. Irving Handy appeared for Shaw
who was not in court. The couri
granted the decree.
Separation for 16 year old Girl
Elsie H. Malsberger, a 15-year-olc
girl, who wore short skirts, petitionec
the court to annul her marriage tC
Harry c. Mslsberger. She said she
married Malsberger on June 5, 1907, a
First NJ. p. Church parsonage, whei
she was but IA years old. She admit
ted that she had deceived her husband
. about her age.
Mrs. MaNR erger told the court he
parents didn't know she was to b
Z. married. I'VE ran away" the girl sale
Even Judge Spruance laughed.
"That was a very imprudent an
naughty thing TO do" Judge Spruanc
l. told the young libellant The petiuo
y was granted.
70 Now don't marry anyone else With
y the year." was Judge Spruance's par
Is ing advice to Mrs. Maisberger WI
y liam F. Kurtz appeared for the youn
l. libellant.
The case Of Mary o. Smith vs.. May'
j. and Council was discontinued upon al
iplication OF Howell S. England.
The jury in the case Of Generos
VerderaRe d. b. a. VS.. Hansen & Smit
o b. r.. returned a verdict for $63
favor of Hansen & Smith.
Evening journal., 1908-03-21
WILL QUESTION
WATER OFFICIALS
Mayor Wilson to Summons
Members to Explain Ger
tain Matters

Mayor Horace Wilson has made dis
.coveries in his investigation Of the af-
fairs of the Water Department which
he says warrants him to summon be-
fore him officials Of that department.
probably next week, to explain certain
matters. Aside from the Water De-
partment officials, certain contractors
viii also be called upon to be inter-
Irogated.
The mayor proposes TO have these
hearings in public. The books Of the
Water Department which the mayor
obtained possession of by subpoena
process are still in the city auditors
office and William II. Gleason. an ex-
pert accountant, who made the audit
Of the city's accounts, is going over
them.
Mayor Wilson to-day denies a story
published in a morning newspaper
which stated that no entries had beer
made in the cost il1FS Of the Water
Department since last September The
mayor informed the reporter for THE
lEVENING JOURNAL that this state
ment was incorrect, and though he die
not make it, he thought it should bs
corrected.
while It is true that no entry fol
ole months work has been completed
| in this book since September Of las
year." said the mayor, "some work wal
done in each month to the end Of th'
year. but since the first Of the presen
year no entries have been made at ALL
The cost book is the one in whicl
the costs Of the various projects of th'
department which are carried out, ar,
Assembled.
Evening journal., 1908-03-21
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

If you wish to look slim. do not dress
In white or light colored clothes.
A receding chin may be improved by
massage. Its symmetry may be greatly
altered by using a little face cream.
A long central line Of trimming from
throat TO hem adds a certain height; so
does a single founce at the bottom Of
skirt
Burns should be treated with oil
mixed with limewater IL procurable,
and -four. which is easily to be had
anywhere, is good. the object being to
cover the surface of the burn and pre-
vent the air affecting it.
To remove ink stains from the hands
with oxalic acid put an ounce Of the
crystals in a pint bottle and ill up
with water. Mark the bottle plainly
with the name and also the word ''Poi-
SON" Wet a piece of cloth with the
acid solution and rub the stained
places. Use pointed orange wood stick
beneath the nails. Follow with a thor
ough washing in clear water.
What woman does not wish for long,
curling eyelashes? They are one Of the
details that make a homely woman at
tractive. and it does seem as though
they could be cultivated. Vaseline-
pure white vasellne-rubbed on with a
small brush every night is a splendid
tonic for these much desired beauties,
Keep the eye tightly closed that the
grease may reach the roots Of the
stubborn lashes, although II the vase
line is fresh and of good quality it can
not hurt the eye. In fact, one woman
who has found the remedy successful
says that, on the contrary, the eyes be
come brilliant under treatment, while
the longer lashes make a marked i'm
provement in the appearance.
Evening journal., 1908-03-21
For ksspino Ice.


Besides great anxiety sickness IN the
house causes a great deal Of extra
work. In any disease accompanied by
fever arises the complication Of how to
keep ice water always at hand, 80 at
any minute the patient may have re-
freshing drink.
1t is very firing for the nurse to run
down several flights Of steps to the
basement, where the refrigerator is
generally kept, to say nothing of the
invalid, who is apt TO be restless and
exacting, and the long wait on the
Overwrought imagination makes her
feel as if she was being neglected.
The following method for keeping ice
upstairs is very good and shows how
besides being reading matter a newf
paper can be turned into a very usef,
article. One often wonders II the al
Client Romans who first introduced th
daily journal ever realized to hoy
many uses 1t was going to be put an
what they would think II they could
look on the present generation and see
the thrifty housewife rolling up car
pets with it 70 keep out the moths and
covering the pantry shelves.
Fill a pitcher with ice and water and
set In the center Of a newspaper. then
gather the four corners at the top
bringing the ends tightly together
Place a rubber band around them tC
hold close and exclude air. A pitcher
Of ice water treated in this manner vii
stand all night with scarcely a percep
tble melting Of Ice.