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Evening journal., 1909-06-03
OLD CANNON FOR
SOLDIERS REST

Through the influence Of United
States Senator Henry A. DUPONT the
Old Soldiers Association, shortly will
receive a cannon Tor their park at Eff
teerth and Market streets.
The United States has no field pieces
now to donate as they have all been
given to different sections Of the coun-
try. But for $40. the Association can
secure a three inch iron gun that
weighs $50 pounds. The gun is now
at the arsenal in Augusta. Ga. and it
will be obtained.
AS there are many Of the veterans
Of the Civil War who spend the great
er part Of the summer in this beauti-
ful little park the field piece will be
an attractive feature 10 them. The As
ISOLATION wishes to return thanks 70
Smyth Post. G. A r. for the fiag and
flag pole donated.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
LYNCHED NEGRO NEAR
MANSION OF GOVERNOR

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
FRANKFORT, KY, June 3-Within
sight and sound Of the Governors man
sion. John Make. a negro attache OF
Howes circus after escaping death at
the hands OF a mob Of his own race was
taken from jail early to-day by a white
mob and iynched from bridge over the
Kentucky river. Make was discovered by
Bert c. Bower Wichita. Kan. superinten-
dent Of the laborers with the show in the
act Of ripping the canvas. and when or
dered 10 desist. turned on Bower and shot
him in the abdomen.
A mob Of negro laborers from the cir
Gus at once attacked Make when local
officials succeeded in getting him away
and placing him in Jail. While further at
tempts at lynching were feared. nothing
was done 70 prevent It. and at 80 a. m.
a mob OF white masked men surrounded
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
REPUBLICANS
ARE CONFIDENT
Urgency Of Republican VOt-
ing is Pointed Out,
However
RELY ON EXCELLENT
business ADMINISTRATION

1T is only necessary for Republicans
to go to the polls and vote on satur-
day and Republican success is assured"
said Chairman Harry II. Billany Of the
Republican City Committee this morn
ing. Wilmington. is a Republican city
and has a clear Republican majority. as
has been shown at previous elections"
Efforts Of the Republican workers viii
be directed on Saturday to getting out
the vote. There is always more OF less
apathy in both Republican and Demo-
cratic parties at city elections, and the
vote Of both falls of considerably. The
Republican committeeman. however. will
stir about after the voters on Saturday
in an endeavor 10 get out a big vote.
The Republican campaign managers
have learned that tho Democrats have
been conducting a "gum-heel' campaign
in the various wards and have been
working each night stirring up their vot-
ers and urging them to go 70 the polls
tomorrow
Because OF this sudden activity on the
part Of the Democrats, the Republican
committeeman desire every Republican
to go 10 the polls on Saturday and not
take it for granted that his vote is not
needed. Two years ago the Democrats
exerted themselves most in solid Rel
publican wards and the result was that
by Republicans staying at home the ma
jorities were cut down considerably in
the Fifth and Seventh wards.
The Republican leaders say they are
confident of Republican success. and
point out that the record OF the Repub-
can administration has been such that
it appeals TO the taxpayer and prop
erty owner in particular. as we'll as
the party man in general. II is pointed
out that the Republican Oty Council
has wiped out debts left as a legacy by
the Democratic Council. have increased
appropriations to different city depart.
ments, and have provided for an increas,
in school teachers pay without raising
the tax rate one cent.
For several years the Democratic City
Council carried a deficit of about $1,000
year. but feared to raise the tax rat'
to make financial ends meet. The Re
publican City Council took over the de
felt and has wiped It out completely
At the same time the appropriation q
the Board OF Education has. twice beel
increased. making $4,000 increase in al
and the appropriation to the Police Com
mission was increased to provide for ad
ditional policemen. The rec Librar,
appropriation has been increased. and in
terest is being paid on loans for stree
paving purposes.
The Republican campaign manager
point out that all thees things have bee
done without an increase In the tax rate
and that the Republican administrauo
is such that Il must appeal to the prop
erty owner regardless OF party. For tina
reason they feel that the Republican
ticket will be elected on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
CHURCH APPROVES
SECOND PLANS

Architects L. L. Rice, Jr., Co.. report
that the building business OF the city is
getting better Many inquiries are COM
ing In regarding considerable building for
this summer and fall.
Plans have been drawn for an apart
ment house at No. ios West Sixteenth
street. a brick garage for George w.
Goodwin in West Eighteenth street and
two stores. and dwellings at No. Sls-sl5
West Second street.
The contract for the apartment house.
for Thomas 5. Lewis at Tenth and Jeffcr-
son street. was awarded by the same ar
chitects
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Manraer Of New Castle Club.

William W. Leach was elected manager
Of the New Castle baseball club last night
at a meeting OF the association. Leach.
as boy developed the tactics OF a
twirler and for seasons he was on the
firing line for the river city club. He
made record pitching for Providence.
r. l.. but caught cold in his arm and
since then has played in the inheld. He
is expected to build up the New Castle
Club.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Cases in CITY Court.

Joseph McKeown. charged with beg.
ging. was fined 81 and costs I'm City
Court today. Charles Linelkeo, charg-
ed with vagrancy. was sentenced 10
10 days. The hearing OF Francisco
Catellucci. charged with assault and
battery, was continued until Tuesday.
having struck Mrs. Ella Langobardi,
Of Twelfth and Market streets. with a
stone. was fined s. and costs. Charged
with harboring an unregistered dog.
Peter Casperi was fined IS and costs.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
DR.. S. G. ELBERT
WAS ENDORSED

White Republicans of the Sixth ward
held a largely attended meeting at the
Young Mems Republican Club last night
and Dr. Samuel G. Elbert. colored ply
sician Of prominence in the city, who is
the Republican candidate for Council in
the Sixth. was unanimously endorsed for
that office.
T. A. Hudson presided over the meeting
and among the speakers we're: William @.
Taylor. candidate Tor Mayor; William P.
White, candidate for President Of Coun-
ell; Philip @. Churchman; City Solicitor
Sylvester D. Townsend and DR.. Ebert.
Another Republican meeting was held
in the Eleventh ward. where addresses
were made by Mayor Horace Wilson, who
lives in the ward. and others.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
DEMOCRATS
OFFER REWARDS

Chairman English and Secretary
Chaytor OF the Democratic City Com
mittee today announced that rewards
will be paid for the arrest and convic-
tion of persons engaging in election
frauds on Saturday
A reward Of 800 is offered for the
arrest and conviction Of persons aid
ing or abetting illegal registrations. and
500 reward for the arrest and convic-
tion Of anybody illegally register or
illegally voting. and 500 for the ar
rest and conviction of anybody Of
fering TO buy or sell votes.
The committee also offers $50 to per-
sons furnishing information sufficient
TO justif yarrests.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Had Trouble in a Park.

Albert Fenimore and John carson.
charged with assault and battery on
George W. Draper. were fined IS each
by Magistrate Robertson this morning.
Draper. who had been arrested on the
charge OF drunkenness. was fined 81.
The thre men were arrested in Brandy
wine Springs Padk last night by Leo
nard Skipski special officer. Draper
was assaulted during ro wwith Feni-
more and Carson.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
carbsoe Contracts.

The Municipal Committee Of the Board
Of Trade will hold meeting on Monday
afternoon at 40 o'clock TO consider the
question OF garbage contract awards
Josiah Marvel. chairman Of the commit
tee has sent copies OF the boards meeting
as we'll as statements by the Individual
members. to each member Of the Munich
pay Committee. The public is invited to
attend the meeting in the office Of Marvel
and Marvel
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Fonrth nf LII cnInhratinn.

There will be a meeting Of the Wash
ington Heights Association held on
Saturday evening on the triangle be-
yond Washington street bridge TO ar
range for the Fourth OF July celebra-
tion. AS the association spent 500
last year for a flag and pole and as
that expense of that character will be
necessary this year the display will
be finer this year than ever before.
Members Of the association who were
al Gettysburg on Monday are filled
with renew patriatism.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
FOUND BULLET
IN GIRLS BODY

The physicians at the Delaware Hos
pital yesterday afternoon succeeded in
locating and removing the buttet In the
body Of Renie Jennings, the il-year-old
eirl who was accidently shot by her
nine-year-old brother on last Sunday
The bullet was fired from a small cal
ibre rifle. II was found in the tissues
Of the child's right side under the ribs.
The girl Is now expected 70 recover
quickly
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Hear TaIk on aNorthfieId.u

NEWARK, June SIN the Delaware
College Oratory last night. J. V. Aid
rich. secretary of the professional
schools Of the L. Of p, Y. NJ. c. A.
spoke 10 the members Of the Y. NJ. c.
A. on the subject. 'Northheld." North
field Is the town In Massachusetts,
where the annual meeting OF the college
Y NJ. c. AS of the United States is
held every summer. This year the con-
vention will be held from July 10
July IL. Delaware College will send j.
Marshall. r. Dunn. G. Bacon and II.
Ennis to the convention.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
COUNTY TO OFFER
$05.OOO BOND ISSUE

The New Castle County Levy Court will
open bids on June % for all or any part OF
$4,000. per cent coupon Highway I'm
provement Bonds OF New Castle County.
Del. The bonds are Of the denomination
of $1,000 each. with interest payable semi
annually. January LIST and July 1st Both
principal and interest viii be payable in
gold at the Farmers Bunk, in Whining
ton.
The bonds will bear dat'' OF July 1. 1909.
will mature. $4,000 annually. July !. 1916
to July /. 1919 and $4,000 annually July J..
1850 to July /. 1852.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Il is Or. CARROLL R. Baker.

Carroll R. Baker. Of No. 515 Broome
street was graduated a doctor OF medi-
cine from the Jefferson Medical Col
lege. Philadelphia, yesterday. DR.. Baker
was one of the leading men in his
class. ana among the honors conferred
on him was election to membership in
the A. L. A., a fraternity composed
Of high average men. DR.. Baker will
be stationed at st. Timothy's Hospital
Philadelphia, for one year and will then
begin practice in this city.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
PhiIIips-Foster NuptiaIs.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 3.-Miss
Katherine Davis Phillips and Norman
Percy Foster. both of this city, were
married at noon in st. James's Epis-
copal Church, Capitol Hill. the rector,
the Rev. James Clark. officiating. Har-
vey Phillips. of Wilmington. Del.
brother of the bride. escorted the lat
ter to the altar There were no at
tendants and only a small company OF
intimate friends to witness the cere-
monN
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
BROWNS CASE Is
AGAIN CONTINUED

The hearing Of Harvey W Brown. a
striking machinist of the Standard Arms
Company, charged with breach OF the
peace and disorderly conduct, was con-
unued by Deputy Judge Joslyn in City
Court this morning until Tuesday. The
charges are the result Of Browns alleged
activity in behalf of the striking ma
chinists.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Earmers Boom New RalIroad.

SELBYVILLE June s.-with most
Of the money raised for the new rail-
road which is 20 ran from Fenwicks s
Island 20 Nanticoke Point. work prob
ably viii be started in a very few
weeks The fact that many Of the
farmers IN this section are stockhold-
ers is expected to insure the railroad
the carry OF most OF the freight across
the two States.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 5.-The
indications are that there will be gen
eral showers during the next SO hours
in the Middle Atlantic States, upper
Ohio Valley and Lower Lake Region.
Slightly lower temperature IS lndi-
Gated for the Middle Atlantic States.
Forecast till 8 p. m. Friday;
For Delaware-Rain tonight ard Frt-
day; somewhat cooler, moderate Vsria-
bic winds, becoming easterly and IN
ereasina.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Mr.. Bird a Graduate.

The Rev. Benjamin Bird, assistant
rector of Trinity Church. was graduated
from the Philadelphia Divinity School
today. on Sunday morning next Mr..
Bird will be ordained 70 the priesthood
in the Church Of the Holy Trinity,
Philadelphia. The young man has not
sent out formal invitations owing 70
the recent death OF his father, DR.. Will
liam Bird.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Wsdded Late at Niaht.

Curtis B. Talley. Of Talleyville. and
Miss Rose ]. Rentoul were married
last night by the Rev. c. T. Wyatt.
pastor OF Harrison Street Church. They
called at the parsonage at II o'clock to
be married
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
State to Offer Bond.

The State of Delaware win open bids
at Dover at noon on Juhe is for $4,000
of State Bonds issued for the purpose
of erecting buildings on the Expert
mental Farm at Delaware College. The
bonds are coupon bonds OF the denomi-
nation OF $500 each, dated July 1st.
1909. and bearing interest at the rate
OF per centum per annun.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
chanoeIlor's Final se,sior

Chancellor Nicholson will sit IN the
Court Of Chauncery here on Saturday.
This will be his last day here as chan
cellor. Chancery Court viii be held in
Georgetown on Monday and Tuesday and
the term Of the present incumbent expires
on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Woman's Missionary Msetine.

The third quarterly meeting Of the
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
OF the Wilmington Methodist District
is being held today in Newport NJ +.
church. Miss Spenser, a missionary
who soon will return to Japan. was a
speaker at this mornings session.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Collectors Delay Costs Position.

GEORGETOWN. June 3.-Although
Harry L. Robinson. OF Milton. was
elected tax collector OF Broadkiln hun
dred at a recent meeting OF the Coun-
ty Commissioners. he failed 10 file his
bonds and the Commissioners elected
Emil W. Pepper to the position.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
EauaI suffraae Meetlnn-

Miss Pennheld. OF Texas. National
Organizer Of the Equal Suffrage As
ISOLATION. will speak Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. d. p
Jones, Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
WorLmsn WiII Hear Addres..

The Rev W. Z. Stimmel, OF this city
will address the members Of Whining
ton Lodge. No. 1, A .. u w, in their
hall in Washington street, above Ninth.
following the regular meeting Of the
lodge tonight.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
PuniIs Give RaoitaI.

The pupils OF Miss Elizabeth J.
Schwab, gave a pleasing recital in the
New Century Club last evening. Many
friends Of the class attended. Miss hoe
Dickerson was accompanist.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03
Mr.. Clement Grand Chaplain.

Ferdinand Clement, OF Delaware. was
elected supreme chaplain Of the Su-
preme Lodge. Shield OF Honor, at At
iantic City. yesterday.
Evening journal., 1909-06-03

1t pays TO advertise. II
pays big TO advertise well.
This is no longer a debafable.
question.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-05
The Facts About Pe=ru=na.

Peuna beverage dsgue Is possible to use Peruna
M whskey3 Do people buy Pena and today
would be the any to demonstrates the
h Let go to the drug store and purchase bot
larger than those result
be alcoholic Nothing the sort Let sny one m and
Peruna medical quite heavily
tents taken in doses larger than prescribed produce positive
drug effect No could beverage these state
men try and We know that as bver
ae that it viii not intOxce that
liquors We that PERUNA CHEAP
Oh ANY OTHER WHISKEY for that matter
contains small cent of cologne spirits absolutely essential
e ana hoa IN solution medicinal but the drugs contained
Peuna prohibit its beverage be the easiest ting in th
p an? on1 ys 70 Is II ney chose TO DO So
PRINTED on EACH BOTTLE said over and over again ta
chemists have analysed Peruna and found it
ke Now challenge chemist any statement
Let any one who has smeng knowledge chemistry purchase
self whether not composed cheap whey and cbeb OF course
eube of the ingredients there are MANY other ngrd
least four other medicinal ingredients sure no chemist could SO
yze Peruna to be able identify medicinal ingredients This
say that Peruna heavily loaded with medicinal ingredients kind
Now why repeated when their ~ coud be
easily demonstrated? Simply because hostility toward Pc
I - ~ $500 49,. very nKey the magazines whlc0
were med By statements of the medical profession Probably thew were
But now all these Times have ben
said red it would for ouch pecpe to use la
fairness and common sense in the matter
Every time that Pn nothing but cheap hiskey and
oubebs he telling ehood Most eo intend 70 Sp
the truth But the prevalent habit repeating other peoples Statements
without investigation as to their p has led many wemeanne people
say these false things about Peruna.
Used according the directions bottle PERUNA Is SAFE
AND RELIABLE CAYA Relied but like any good medicine
taken Of these doses will produce drug very unpnf
the person who takes It,
It's therefore up to every honest cult making such statements
concerning Peuna acknowledge tbat he repeating ISLANDERS about which
ne knows nothing che might Just @ vel say that Castor Oh ntoxcant
that taken IN large enough doses will operate booze If peopls
tried to see cut simply repeated such about Castor OH M
majority people would believe no easier to
h statement about castor vi than would be about Peruna
ANY who takes Peruna knows statements are false To
That Peruna cheap whiky and oubeb good material for
vaudeville stage no excuse for anv ONE who
to be truthful saying again this oipeated faehood
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-05
MRS. BUFFERS
FINE SHOOTING
SHE DELIGHTED A LARGE CROWD
AT THE GUN CLUB GROUNDS
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

Mrs. Butler, better known as Anne
Oakley, showed to a large number Of
Brunswick people yesterday after
noon at the grounds of the Brunswick
Gun club, that she ranks high among
the best rifle and shotgun experts OF
the country, during some shooting Il at
was really amazing
Her exhibition opened with the
shooting off, piece by piece. With a
repeating rifle, of piece Of chalk held
I by Mr.. Butler and by shooting a Gig
arctic out Of his mouth. the clipping
Of five cigarettes, held between The
fingers, in rapid order and the pierre
ing of the ace of hearts, also held in
the hands. A decided novelty was the
cutting, at their intersection, Of two
playing cards. one held upright and
the other sidewise a Teat which re-
quires absolute steadiness, allowing no
leeway for either elevation or swing
anything but dead centre beng
miss.
Small wooden balls, thrown III the
air, We're broken with ease, aul The
larger pieces shattered before they
reached the ground; doubles, triIdes.
quadruDles and quinfuples also were
shot. Clay targets, bits OF coal wal
nuts, potatoes. brass discs and tie
like followed with pennies, nee wee"
marbles and % cartridges, all so small
that The eye can hardly follow their
flight. the only evidence Of their peing
hit being whizz puff Of white dust.
or explosion for each of The TARGETS
in the order named.
The trap shooting of George Max
wen, the one-arm export. was aisa
feature Of the afternoon Mr. Max
well IS one of the best trap shooters
Ia the country and has made some
great records Mr. Butler Is also an
expert at the traps.
These exhibitions arc given ander
The auspices Of the U. Nj G., one Of
The best-lmown ammunition c1mptn-
les in the country All of the SHELLS,
cartridges. etc, used in the shooting
yesterday are manufactured by that
company
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-05
Soldier RaIks Death plot.

II seemed to J. A. Stone, civil war
veteran. Of Kemp. Tex, that plot
existed between q desperate lung
trouble and the grave to cause his
death. Il contracted stubborn cold"
he writes, that developed cough
that stuck to me. in spite of all rene
dies. for years. My weight ran down
10 iSa pounds, Then began 10 use
DR.. Kings New Discovery. which re.
stored my health completely now
weigh rs pounds. Jsor severe colds,
obstinate caaghs. hemoWhages,i asth-
ma and Q prevent pneumonia it's I'M
riyaied 5Ac anu Slo0 Trial bottle
free, Guaranteed By Rose Drug Store
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-05
TRAINER ATTACKED
BY MAD LION
MAN WHO WAS HERE WITH THE
CARNIVAL CAME NEAR Los.
ING HIS LIFE.

The following from the Albany Her
aid viii be Of interested In this City
where the Consolidated Shows exhibit
ed few weeks since:
"A lion and puma In the wild ami
NAL show with the Great Consolidated
Shows. exhibiting here this week
vent on a rampage last night, and az
a result their respective trainers, Cap
tain Cardo. THE Man Who Darss.'
and Christie Valerie are laid up with
severe injuries.
Captain Cardo owes his life 10 Mr.
Samuel Farkas. who came 10 lis
rescue when other help there was
none, and who with a heavy walking
stick distracted the beasts attention
momentarily from his PROSTATE VIC
tim, SO that the latter could jump 10
his feet and escape to safety
Captain cardo vas feeding raw
beef from his hands to the lion. ii he
presence of large crowd during a
regular exhibition. In moving aaout
the arena the trainers heel caught In
hole Ia the board flooring, causing
him to trip and fall In an instant
tiie beast was upon the PROSTATE fGem
of the trainer. biting and clawing Inn
in fierce rage The crowd was hor-
ror stricken, for It seemed that an
awful death for the fearless trainer
was inevitable.
Through seemingly inexcusable ne
Rligcnea the trainers assistants. who
usually stand close to the bars IL The
arena during an exhibition, with long,
sliaip-pronged sticks in their hands,
were absent from their places, and but
for the quick action Of Mr.. Farkas.
one Of the spectators, help would 10
doubt have Gene tho late to save the
trainers life
Mr.. Farkas ran 10 the arena a6d
thrust his heavy walking stick through
the iron bars into the face Of the en-
ragged brute. Dropping the trainers
arm, which he was crushing Ia his
powerful jaws. the lion threw back
his head to snap at the stick. Quick
~ a fash the trainer graspad the cp-
portunity thus afforded MIN, and Jump
ed to his feet With his eyes upon
those Of the now thoroughly enraged
brute, and firing blank cartridges from
his revolver in the animals face, the
trainer forced the Infatuated Deast
into his cage before he left the arena.
DIR, L. T. WeIeh was the first ooc-
tor to arrive ON the scene when sur
glcai aid was summoned, and dressed
the trainers wounds. Captain Cardo's
handsome trainers coat was torn to
shreds, and he was badly scratched
and bitten. The most serious wound
was in the back of the neck, where the
cruel jaws of the infatuated beast came
near crushing the spinal column. both
arms were badly chewed, and the
beasts claws inflicted deep cash
from the mans ear down the jaw to
the chin"