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Morris tribune., 1908-03-07
For Representative.

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Representative from the 9th
district, subject to the will of the Re-
publican voters at the primaries.
G. H. CoLYER, Wheaton, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07
Standard Oil Safe Empty.

Fargo, N. D., March 6.-The vault
in the Office Of the Standard Oil com
pany's branch in this city was broken
into by unknown thieves. The rob
oers' efforts, however, were futile, as
there was not . cent of money in the
vault. Tha Hsa gained entrance to
the building by smashing In the front
door. They knocked off the dial of
the vault with crowbar, hammer
and Jimmy and swung open the door.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07
The Lucky Quarter.

Is the one you pay out for a box of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They bring
you the health that's more precious
than Jewels. Try them for headache,
biionsness, constipation and malaria.
If they disappoint you the price will
be cheerfully refunded at j. r.
Krueger's drug store.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07
Best Healer In the World.

Rev. r. Starbird, of East Raymond,
Maine, says: "I have used Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for several years, on my
old army wound, and other obstinate
sores, and find it the best healer in
world. Iuse it too with great success
in my veterinary business Price
25c. at J. r. Krueger's drug store.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07
PopuIists Endorse Bryan,

Omaha, March 6.-With the largest
number OF delegates at any Nebraska
Populist meeting for four years the
Populist state convention was called
to order In Washington hall. Resolu-
tions reafirming the Omaha platform
enunciated in 1892 and declaring for
the support Of Bryan by all Populists
were passed. -,.. ..-
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07
Kills Two and Suicides.

Muskogee, Okla, March e.-At
Foyil, in the Cherokee Nation, Ellis
Beck, farmer. shot and killed his
wife and his fifteen-year-old stepson
and then committed suicide. The
couple had been married but four
months.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

Mrs. Wages (reading)-A we'll known
doctor says that one should never 60
into the water after hearty meal Of
any kind.
Waggs-That's right. It's better to
go into first class restaurant after it
If. one happens to have the price
London Moil
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

Eggs,
.$145s.19

01SuSus
F. E. Ware, County Auditor,
Geo. w. Beise, Co. Attorney,
VIM. Gausman, Com'r. I'd. Dist.
On motion made and seconded the
following bills, as audited by the
finance committee, were allowed.
]. F. Donovan. livery, county farm, 1.5O
HI. Van Kempen, fuel and grinding,
J. A. Ringness, casket, Mrs. II. sy- - -
Chas. Leaman, casket and mer-
chandise, James starr,....a..:.. s1.1o 70
Jas. De Camp, care of James Starr. 1880
G. w. EdmunsS, care and keep OF
Gertie Peterson and baby,....... $3.50
Standard Lumber Co.. fuel, Hans
E. J. Jones Lumber Co., merchan. ~
disc, Hans Syverson............... 1.05
Ghas Ws!s p Rr4s Gse aonat2 Gq pPnting 3
same, printing for officers,....... IT'S
Stevens County Review, printing
for Supt... b.zo
J. c. Morrison, printing, surveyor
and superintendent. :........:. 1915
D. 7. Wheaton, surveying Hancock .
and Morris road, ,..................: 662o
r. Northcott, labor, Hancock and
Morris road,.. ...."............"..:.. 5i.oo
X. 5. Roberts, expenses, county
superintendent, Ian. and Feb. osl5
J. G. Morrison, drawing juries, ~
March term, ................ 5sW
Morris Ice Co., Ice for court house
Jos. J. Gaffney. registers fees, s,...,. geo
Emma G. Morrell, assisting county
superintendent two days,....... 6'O0
e.. J Jones Lumber Co.. repairing
G. snider, saving ten cords wood, $50
Lampert Lumber Co., fuel for sher-
Frank Malmberg, tiiing vault .
D. H. Devenney. viewing county
roaQ, .........--". ........'''' '''. a,6o
Vim. Gausman, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 280
&. b. Park, same ...-.................. 3zO
J. F. Donovan, livery, viewers coun-
Jessie E: Morgan. typewriting eng r ~
ineers report, Ditch No. 1,........ 900
John D. Morgan, engineer, Ditch
No. IT,: ...........: .:...: ...:...e 47a.6S
st. Anth. & Oak Elev. Co., lumber.
Ditch No. 4,........................- 915
Miller-Davis Printing Co., mortgage
record, ............:. ..............- 24.OU
Journal Press Co., blanks, superin-
tendent.. $50
Free Press Co., blanks, auditor,... 1926
Louis f. Dow, blanks, auditor....... S.95
McGi1l Warner Co., repairs on dateT, LIE
same. assessment books 1908, 8,...... $3.50
On motion made and seconded the
board adjourned without day or date.
T. E. WARE,
County Auditor.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

The Lord, we are told, helps those
who helps themselves, but the more
pressing question is, Who helps those
who are helpless?
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

Our sins may find us out, but they
have a much harder job IL we are not
helping ON the other end by hunting
for them.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

To be really effectual gentle re-
minder needs to have strong arm
ready to fall into instant action I'm
combinatio@ with it.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

We can't lose anything we don't pos
sess, and that is the reason why most
Of us can smile in panieky times.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

The real worth of a thing is just
what you get out Of it minus what you
put into it plus your own develop
ment.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

The unhappy women are not all mar
ried to mean men; many of the un-
happy women are not married at all
Atchison Globe.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

Mrs. Newed My husband never
speaks cross word to me. Mrs. Old
wed-Indeed! How long have you been
living apart ts-Chicago News.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

Probably the most costly thing con-
nected with civilized life is money.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

A fretful dis
position is often
the result Of a
frightful dissi-
patton.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

1t is a good thing to impress upon
your neighbors that yours is an auto
matte self regulating household.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

Some of us
are too bad, and
most Of us are
bad too.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

The appearance of some people is a
sight draft on good nature and
heerful atmosphere.
Morris tribune., 1908-03-07

If you must look for trouble, try to
see it first and make a sneak
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
Data on Presidential Campaign. Tor
Use Of Political Prophets

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

the Koreans being oppressed and manandled for their
good their injury they will find all civilization united
bond against them In the time of the Caesars the word
Woe the conquered but modern civilization has taken step
farther. and it "Woe the inefficient The unhappy
fallen enforced
with Indifferent imparaty the islands of the Philippines the
plains of Hndustan and the mountains Of Korea 1t IS OF
less severity according the character of the dominant
of these like disguise the under the
of benevolent assimilation but the road that goal with
dead mems bones.
days who hides his talent put
likely beobbed first and then sandbagged by OF
explanation What has become of North American Indian
Mostly his bones whten the plains but today find two of the
breed sitting the United States and that fact points the
of for conditions that Cypress subject peoples 1t lies
efficiency cold comfort hard for the Koreans but
the only way Indcrmnate murder will help them at all
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
Ontario Lumber Output

The most recent estimates Of the pine
cut in the province of Ontario. Canada.
received by the department Of lands.
forests and mines give a total Of S75.-
900. 900 feet for the last year. Earlier
in the season the estimates totaled
100000 900 feet, showing a reduction In
the later estimates OF 35,000.000 feet, or
about per cent
Information this consulate has re-
ceived from various lumbernen Is to
the effect that not more than four
fifths of last years cut of logs will be
taken out As many of the operators
did not succeed in getting last years
logs to the sawmills the lumber cut
this year should be equal to last sea-
sons. There is at present little de-
mand for lumber, but as the stocks are
in strong hands prices have not been
lowered. Recently signs of improve
ment In the lumber market have been
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

The Koreans seem to be lacking in
the subtler attributes of diplomacy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
THE ONLY WAY FOR KOREA

THE shooting Japanese diplomatic agent by certain hot
headed and i'll balanced Korean students example Of
misguided patriotism that does help and Injuries
the Of the oppressed and does mortal hurt
the exciting or exceed
ingy line of action that any
community and be down strong with
punishment those who take the law own
hands
violence OF these students will help cause
of Korea particle information that
vague while public curiosity may for
will inspire that any
wise affect Japanese policies Korea
just well things straight in the Whether
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
NOTE AND COMMENT

The Koreans seem to be lacking in
the subtler attributes of diplomacy.
The car conductor named Good
paster, who beat passenger, lived
up to his name.
Caruso is to receive $1,000 each for
eight performances in London Art
is not only long, but high.
The official report from Washington
says there is no clew to the xobber
who was bold enough to skip with
$500 belonging to Navy Paymaster
Skipwith.
A Vallejo woman worth half a
million is suing her invalid husband
Tor divorce on the ground of nom.
support He's lucky that she doesn't
demand alimony.
One country after another Joins in
expressing a desire to welcome the
fleet. 1t can't be that the fleets
record at sailing and gunnery has
anything to do with this extreme
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
POOR EXCUSE FOR VANDALISM

FIER much denying of the charges against the
guardians of the Big basin redwood forest and
effect pleaded guilty Ignorance their only and
they recited of their oense that they had
already stopped committing The Of the special
the forestry board easy victory for the people and
organizations protesting against the destruction of the forest But
only partial victory; the who made this grievou
mistake still in charge of the park.
The thanks of the people Of California due to Editor Taylor
of Surf who led the agitation against
ageous acknowledgment affairs the Big basin park and the
Sempervrens club which helped along vigorously They may
still further and larger public gratitude The will
be satisfied with the by the OF
that the vandalism will be stopped The resignation removal of
Chief Forester Lul and Assistant Rambo the officials fault
demanded They obviously unsafe and have already done
the epaable injury One days work of unfit
destroy took thousand years
Whether this injury done through for price the
developed do DISCLOSE either contingency the ntnes
the present guardians demonstrated No doubt politics had much
do with the result During the legislative session there
whispers that the governor would hold up the appropriation for
the OF the park Rambo appointed us assistant
In OF what has happened pity that the
saved The combination of Rabo and L appears
been about bad The that the park
been avaged of much Of accessible timber
live redwood trees under the with the forester
making these only the diameter of workable wood
TAKEN excluding the bark and these the results obtained
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25
Knock Out a Match Trust

Consul James w. Johnson OF Puerto
Cabello advises that on January 9, by
order of President Castro. the contract
between the Venezuelan government
and the National match manufacturing
company. under which the said COM
pany had a monopoly OF the match
making industry of the country. was
Cancelled The importation of matches
into the country will now be allowed.
the tarin rate to be fixed at a later
date.
s~S~~~>-~->~>--->~~~-~>~~~
apparent The original estimate OF
railway ties to be cut was $500. 600.
AS the Canadian Northern, Grand
Trunk Pacific and Canadian Paeiee
railways are all obtaining ties in On
tario. the cut will probably exceed
100000 ties.
The pulp wood cut is placed at
2l6.0eo cords--Consular Trade Report.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25


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On
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

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The of
rueha been in vogue he
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

Prince de Sagan came to this
country not only incognito, but in
disguise, the disguise consisting of the
possession of $4,000 in cash.
Mrs. Potter Palmer is struggling for
the honor of being hostess TO King
Edward. How thankful people should
be who are confronted with no worse
problem than earning enough to pay
their bile.
The Sacramento Union, now one of
the Calkins herd of newspapers, re-
marks:
There is nothing in the constitu-
ton of the United States, nothing in
the constitution Of the state Of Cali
fornia, nothing in the charter Of San
Francisco, and nothing in any of the
statutes of California or in any Of the
ordinances of San Francisco, to pre-
vent an editor from making an ass of
himself three hundred and sixty-fve
days each year"
That explains it; there IS no longer
any mystery about how the editor of
the Calkins syndicate manages to re-
main ct large
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

Remember that these live furnishing the choicest
lumber therefore, tempting
When the and worked the ground left Uttered
slashngs debris further by
The demonstrate that Lu and Rambo dangerous
have charge Of great public
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

BOUT forty relatives will witness
the wedding of William Bliss
and Miss Anne Buckbee at noon
today. The affair will take place
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25


e O. Of delegates
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

in
Redwood 2H in diameter.
Redwood feet in diameter
Redwood 3H in diameter
diameter.
in diameter.
Redwood diameter
diameter.
Redwood 8H feet in diameter
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
''BUCKY" WAS NOT
IN PRISON PLOT

James McGrann. better known az
"Bucky McGinnis," was yesterday
taken into custody by the police on
suspicion of having beeG implicated in
the plot to release prisoners at the
New Castle County WorlShouse, but as
there was no evidence on which to ho'd
him he was later released.
McGrann was taken to the DelawarS
Hospital by the police and brought
face to face with William Jackson. the
colored man who is now recovering
from a gun shot wound inflicted by
Guard Parkhill, when jackson was
found in the act of trying to open a
window in the Jail to place revolvers
and saws inside on last Friday night.
The colored man declayed that Nc,
Cram was not one of the men who was
working with him.
The negro said that he had seen Nc
Cram at the workhouse, but declared
that McGrann had not been interested
in the plot at escape. This was sur
ficent to convince the police that Nc
Cram had nothing to do with the af-
fair and he was allowed to go.
Jackson is rapidly recovering and Il
is expected he will be able to leave the
hospital in few days.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
MILKMEN HAD
JOLLY OUTING

Members Of the Retail Milk Dealers
Association and their families had a
delightful outing at Pennsgrove yes
terday. 1t was one Of the most en-
joyable occasions in the history of the
association. About 125 persons were in
the milkmen's party that went over to
the New JERSEY town on the steamer
Ulrica. They enjoyed themselves IL a
social way going over and on their ar
rival the Wilmington dealers selected a
baseball team which played a club COM
posed of Pennsgrove millmen. The
Wilmingtonians won the game by a
score of 3 to 4. Berry and Toppia
were the battery for Wilmington.
Then came the dinner. which was
one of the best the millmen ever have
had on their outings Tables were
spread in the grove, and the entire
party sat down 10 the good things and
made merry. They took the viands
with them from Wilmington.
The committee that arranged the
outing comprised Waiter Wallace.
chairman; Stephen Jackson and Z. P.
Berry.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
TURKISH JAILS
ARE EMPTIED
Political Prisoners Freed by
Amnesty Are Swarming in
COnStantinOpIe
OUTLAWS HAVE STARTED
A REIGN OF TERROR

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug L.
swarming from jails and back from
banishment under protection of the
amnesty which accompanied the sui
tan's recent proclamation of a
constitution, thousands of long
exiled or imprisoned Turks are
to-day spreading mixed JOY and ter
ror throughout the country. The am
nesty was designed to cover political
offences alone. Jailers were disposed to
interpret it literally, however, for the
benefit Of everyone who could pay a
pittance for liberty and all over the
land desperate criminals were turned
loose in droves to return to their law
lessness.
The political fugitives and prisoners
we're for the most part the flower of
the country and their return to liberty
promises to benefit Turkey immensely.
But the outlaws are already creating a
reign of terror and in several districts
orders have been given to shoot male
factors on sight.
Trouble is also threatened between
the young Turkish party, which wants
no foreign interference and represen-
tatives of the powers in Macedonia.
The commander of the Austrian gem
darmerie at Uskub has issued a COM
mand to quit the country and a clash
is imminent between his force and the
young Turks.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
PRESENT REPORTS
TO CITY COUNCIL

Milk Inspector Charles H. Grantland
and Building Inspector Johnson pre-
sented their monthly reports to City
Council last night, which We're accepted
and placed on file. The report of the
city treasurer showed that there was a
balance in the Union National Bank
to the credit Of the city of S416,2SS.72.
The special fund for the purchase Of
park hand was shown 10 be $l1,449.75,
the total being S427.7SS.E. 1t was
moved hv CITY Councilman White,
chairman of the finance committee.
that seven orders Of $4,000 each he
drawn from the Union National Bsnk
and distributed IN the following banks
National Bank of Wilmington and
Brandywine. First National Bank. Cen
trail National Bank. Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Company, Equitable
Guarantee and Trus. Company, T'ii,
mington Trust Company and the Ma
tional Bank of Delaware.
The report of City Treasurer Ross
was as follows: Citv Tax Collector
James II. Morris, S64,s0O; City Tax
Collector George II. Mccall. SS,625; City
Tax Collector Eugene NJ. Sayers. ST.
S91: Street and Sewer Department, S4.-
1881; Clerk of the CITY Court Lewis
Sasse, S737.31; Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. rent of wharf. $3.50: Build
ing Inspector Johnson. S196; Society to
Prevent Cruelty to Animals, SIS 30.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
MORE HONORS
FOR DELAWARE
Josiah Marvel and Willard
Salisbury Members OfDemO-
cratic Financial Committee

Delaware is again coming in for Ma
tional political honors, Chairman Mack
of the National Committee yesterday
appointed Willard Salisbury and Josiah
Marvel who made such a reputation at
Denver as manager of the Gray cam
paign. members of the finance COM
mittee of the Democratic National Com
mittee. Delaware and New York are
the only two states that have two
members of the financial committee.
The committee is composed of Moses
c. Wetmore, chairman, Missouri; John
L. Osborne, vice. chairman, Wyoming;
G. n. Haskell. treasurer, oklahoma; w.
A. Clark, Montana; Tom i. johnson,
Ohio; Lewis Nixon, New York; Alva
Adams. Colorado; d. ]. Campau. Mich
igan; Francis G. Newlands, Nevada;
Willard Salisbury, Delaware; AleXan-
der Troup, Connecticut; Richard F.
Pettigrew, South Dakota; George Tur-
ner, Washington; Martin II. Glynn,
New York; Ellison Tucker, Arkansas;
NJ. A Miller, oregon; Melbert B. Cary,
Connecticut; George Fred Williams,
Massachusetts,; Josiah Marvel, Della
ware; w. S. Jennings, Florida; w. r.
O'Brien, Indiana; NJ. f. Dunlap, Illi-
nois; Z. c. Wall, Disconsin; Isaac
Reese. Tennessee; J. Taylor Ellyson,
Virginia; Thomas r. Brown, Vermont;
w. E. Chiffon, West Virginia; Blair
Lee, Maryland; Eugene e. Reed, New
Hampshire.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
Ii. LAYTON IN RACE
FOR GOVERNOR?

Another Democratic candidate It is said.
viii be in the race for the nomination of
Governor. making four up to date. who
are mentioned I'm that party for the Of
fee. The new man spoken Of is Landreth
L. Layton. a prominent business man OF
Georgetown, who was one of the dele
gates to the recent Democratic National
Convention. It is said that Mr.. Layton re-
turned from Denver displeased because OF
his defeat as a member on the committee
o nresolutions. William Salisbury having
been selected for that place. AS soon as
he returned. It ~ said. he made up his
mind TO run for Governor against Mr..
Salisbury, who is one Of. the four men
spoken of for the office
A letter was received here. several days
ago. from a friend Of DR.. Roland c. Payn-
ter. OF Sussex county. who has been prom
inently mentioned for the place. in which
It was stated that DR.. Paynter would not
be candidate and that Mr. Layton would
be the man the Sussex delegation would
support in the State Convention. Mr. lay
ton is a brother OK Caleb r. Layton, a
wsll-knswn Sussex county Republican.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
ENTERED HOUSE BY
LIFTING SCREEN

Edward r. Parker. nolored. was held
in $1,000 ban for appearance in the no
per court this morning by Judge Coca
ran. the charge against him being one
of breaking and entering. William
Wilson. who lives at s55 Shipley street.
was the prosecuting witness in the
case and testified thar .ate Wednesday
night he discovered Parker in his
house.
The negro -an out when confronted
by Mr.. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson attracted
Policeman Taylor by her screams and
a search was made of the premises.
but the colored man was not found.
Nothing had boen stolen. Mr.. Wilson
furnished the police with a description
of the negso and last n'Eht Patrolman
Purcell took Parker into custody. VIII
son identified Parker as the man he
had seen in his house. Wilson said that
entrance had been gained by lifting a
screen in one Of the windows.
Evening journal., 1908-08-07
CATHOLICSREJOICE'
in GRAND TE DEUM.
Bishop Monaghan Assisted by
Clergy RedediCateS New
Church at Ocean City
SERMON BY FATHER KENNEY

Local interest was given the re-dedi-
cation Of the Roman Catholic Church
at Ocean City. Nd. yesterday by the
presence of many Wilmiugtonians. Sew
eral hundred persons attended the ex-
ercises, also, from Baltimore and else
where.
The re-dedicai ion took place at 2.o9
o'clock beginning with the blessing OF
the exterior and interior walls by the
Rt. Rev. John j. MONAGHAN Of this city,
who is spending the summer at Ocean
City. Father Fromentin, OF the Sale
sianum. was assistant priest and
others who assisted were the Rev.
Father Pastorell, of Clayton; the Rev
Father Dougherty. of Delaware City.
the Rev. Father Crowley Of Middle.
town; the Rev. Father Brennan or
Cambridge, Md. and the Rev. Henri
Depouy, of the Sales.anum. this citv.
At the close of the re-dedicatory exer-
cises. the Bishop recited solemn vaspers
and gave the benediction Of the blessed
sacrament
The sermon was preached by the Rev.
Thomas j. Kenny, Of Baltimore. who
emphasized the wider field for good at
tained by the church as the result Of
its many Improvements.
During the aervice a choir led by
John =. Kruger. of the Cathedral
choir, this city and comprising Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Featherstone. Miss
Gertrude Michallis and Frank Smith.
besides. Mr.. Kruger sang. Rosewis's s
"Nespers," Mu2art's "Magnihcft,' -
SALIVA Regina" 20 Salutaris." a due.
by Mr.. and Mrs. Featherstone and
Rossis "rantum Ergo concluding
with a grand Te Deum.
The new church Is largely attended
by Catholics visiting The resort. and
who greatly appreciate the efforts of
Bishop Monaghan in giving them a
place of worship.
The church rs-dedioated has been
thoroughly remodeled aud has been en-.
larged by two wings and a tower.
Following the services Bishop Mona
CHAN entertained the clergy and the
choir at the Atlantic Hotel.