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Evening journal., 1909-03-02
JUDGE RYAN TO
HONOR EMMET

The rish-American Association will
observe the birthday of Rober; Emmett,
the Irish patriot and memory with
special exercises in their French street
hall tonight. The chief speaker will
be Judge Neal Ryan. Of the Circuit
Court of St. Louis. dean of the st. Louis
University Law Institute. Judge Ryan
spoke at similar celebration I'm Phil
adelphia yesterday. An informal re-
ception win be given Judge Ryan pre-
vious to the celebration. An elaborate
program has been prepared.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
CITIZENS
WANT LAW OBEYED
COIOred Residents There Ask
Council to Check DiSOr-
derIy Element

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, March 2.-In the interest Of
good morals, Professor w. c. Jason
headed a delegation of negro citizens
who appealed to Council last night to
devise some systematic plan for law
and order on Kirkwood street, the CEN
trail avenue of the negro population
of Dover. Disorder is at present un-
checked they claimed. William Hous-
ton, John II. Mosley and Edward Reed
made individual pleas along this line
Council will probably appoint a corps
of negro policemen.
Assessor James A. KERN presented the
new municipal assessment, explaining
that it was, in his opinion a better and
more complete assessment Of town
houses and property than he had ever
seen during his eight years Of service
as a councilman.
Magistrate John b. Wharton was
sworn in as alderman.
Silver maple trees are not TO be
planted in Dover. nor are cottonwood
trees. IL Chairman LLOYD Of the COM
mittee on shade trees has his way
and he is a tree specialist. Beautiful
and symmetrical Norway naples are
being set out on South Queen street TO
take the place Of an old line of trees.
The year book of Dover's fiscal mat
ters was awarded to The Delawarean
Company at 64 cents the page
Contracting for 1000 tons Of soft
coal for the water and light stations
was left with the light and water COM
mittee with power TO act.
The first and only assessment. ap-
peal day will be the first Monday in
May. but the Councilmen will meet
some evening prior thereto and care
fully go over the entire assessment.
One property owner. c. w. Lord, hav-
ing declined TO pay $3.50, his proportion
of the cost of street improvement. the
solicitor was instructed to proceed
cost.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
County Balance.

County Treasurer Burns sent the Levy
Court this morning the following report OF
county finances;
Credit Of Levy Court, s49 1851; special
bond issue, s12.74574; miscellaneous bond
22s. IS: Christiana. ss.iOe2s; Min Creek. ST.
Ael es: White Clay Creek. sSSls; Pencader,
s1l5.e es; New Castle. sl.Oi5.0e: Red Lion,
ssss So st. Georges. q, sseess.ese; sess AppoausTs-
mink. 1921 .4s: Blackbird. 1914; Brandy
wine, s567l9.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
MUST REPAIR
CITY SIDEWALKS

III We would arrest a few Of our prom
inent citizens the sidewalks would be
repaired IN a jiffy," Street Commissioner
Pierson said this morning, when W. D.
Brinckle, architect, complained OF de-
fective sidewalks.
The Street and Sewer Directors decided
TO give final notice 10 a half dozen Of the
most fragrant offenders. A fine in City
Court will be imposed II they disregard
the notice 70 repair their sidewalks.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2.-The
barometric depression that extended
Monday morning from Lake Superior to
Texas, has moved over the Middle At
lantic and New England states, attend
ed BY precipitation generally m the At
lantic and East Gulf States. During
the next SO hours, showers will be fol-
lowed by partly CLOUDY weather. in the
middle eastern and southern states,
with slight changes OF temperature.
Forecast till p. m. Wednesday.
For Delaware-Showers this after
noon, partly cloudy and slightly cooler
tonight. Wednesday fair; winds most
ly light. and variable.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
KING PETER
MAY ABDICATE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. March 2-The London Globes
Rome correspondent says to-day that
King Peter. of Servia, has written TO
King Emmanuel Of Italy that II servia
is forced to abandon her political and ma
tional ideals. it will be necessary for him
to abdicate and leave Servia, ending the
Karageorgevitch dynasty.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
NEW SUNDAY BASEBALL
RII In INDIA N q

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March "A
new Sunday baseball bill, permitting
games on Sunday afternoons, has
reached engrossment in the House and
will be passed today. 1t eliminates the
objections that Governor Marshall urg-
ed against the other bill, the language
of which was not clear. This new bill
will probably become a law.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
MACHINISTS ARE
YET ON STRIKE

The grievance committee. Of the strik-
ing machinists from the shops Of the
Standard Arms Company, deny that the
strike has been settled. No conferences
has been held between the men and the
company ofiicials.
The strike was decided upon by the en-
ployees az the plant, and was afterwards
indorsed by Wilmington Lodge No. 1s4,
J. A. Of Machnists.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
To Grade Street.

Following the application ofsWilliam
Schoolmaster last week. the Street and
Sewer Directors this morning decided
to grade Twenty-third street between
Madison and Jefferson streets. Mr..
Schoolmaster is to erect eight houses
there.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
Great Chiefs Al New Castle,

Acting Great Sachem Henry Sinclair
assisted by Acting Great Prophet John
+. Lynn, and other great chiefs, of the
Red Men. Travelled to New Castle lasr
night and raised the chiefs-elect of
Seminole Tribe. No. 40. Following the
installation of the officers the visitors
were entertained.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
For strikers' eenefit.

For the benefit OF the forty striking
machinists OF the Standard Arms Com
pany an association football game be-
tween Wilmington and Wilmington
Athletics will be played in South Side
Park on Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The price Of admission win
be Is cents
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
McMahons Buy Row Stock,

Mcmahon Brothers have purchased
the entire stock OF the Row store. at
No. 41S King street. and will begin a
sale OF the chinaware. etc. tomorrow
morning. The sale win continue until
the stock is disposed Of
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
Farm at sheriH Sale.

Sheriff Lippincott on Saturday after
noon sold in Middletown the William
Lyons farm in st. Georges to Bernard
Courlandes for s6,075.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
Want More Liqht.

Directors this morning for an arc light
at Nineteenth street and Brinckle ave-
nue. was referre dto the street commits
ssoner.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02
All Death Claims Paid.

The A. 0. u. w. finance committee
held a meeting at A. o. U. w. hall on
Saturday evening and paid all out
standing death claims against the
order.
Evening journal., 1909-03-02

ADVERTISING is written Sales
~ manship-wrife an ad-
that's talking yoIr goods-fheY
can't talk themselves. Adverfis-
ina shows your talking force,
your selling power.
TaIk-Adverfise
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
TELLS OF MANIA TO
MURDER Her INFANT
Mother Unable to Control Impulse Is
Sent to Asylum at Stockton
on Her Own Re.
quest

OAKLAND, July 2.-GivinE a re-
markable analysis Of her own demen-
ita, and pleading to be sent to an asy-
lum for fear that she might not be
able to restrain sudden impulses to
murder her baby less than year
old. Mrs. Stella Nelson furnished one
of the strangest lunacy cases today
ever heard in the local courts
Mrs. Nelson, who is a beautiful young
woman of 10 years. explained to Judge
Harris and two physicians that at
times all her natural instincts are sud
denly overcome by a thirst for blood
and that during this peculiar aberra-
tion she has overpowering impulses
to kill her child.
Last Wednesday she asked the at
tendants at the emergency hospital to
lock her up, but, appearing to be ration
al, she was advised to return home.
The following day her fears were al
most realized when she suddenly
seized a butcher knife and attempted
to cut her child's throat
Judge Harris committcI the woman
to the asylum at Stockton. declaring
that 1t was most peculiar and pa
thetic case
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
SAYS CHURCH DIVIDENDS
ARE GIVEN IN PARADISE
Attorney Makes Novel Plea-in Behalf
of Bishop Against Catholic
Priest

DENVER, July 2.-"The dividends of
ordinary commercial corporations are
paid here on earth, but the dividends of
church corporations are paid only in
heaven" declared Attorney T. j.
O'Donnell today in arguing before
Judge Riddle in favor of the injunction
asked by Bishop Matz of the Catholic
diocese of Colorado, who seeks to oust
Father ]. p. Carrigan from the pas
torate of st. Patrick's church.
He declared that tho statutes under
which corporations are formed do not
direct how the property of religious or
ganizations shall be controlled
He contended that, while st. Patricks )
church has a legal entity, no one has
the authority to enter it for the purpose
of holding services until the bishop Of
the diocese has spoken; that Bishop
Matz, therefore, has the only authority
in the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
RAILROAD BRAKEMEN
SENT TO PRISON FOR
SMUGGLING CHINESE

CHICAGO, July 2.-Robert w. Ste
phenson, w. II. Clark and John Halt
zell. the three railroad brakemen who
pleaded guilty to the governments
charges of conspiracy to violate the
immigration and Chinese exclusion laws,
were sentenced to serve six months
each in the Bridewell today.
The three testified for the govern
ment in the prosecution Of Bob Leung,
the El PasO Chinese merchant, and
Jose PARA and Carlos Sevedra, ae-
cused of smuggling Chinese into this
country from Mexico.
Leung was found guilty and PARA and
Sevedra were acquitted.
The last two left for El Paso today to
stand trial there on a direct charge of
vlolating the Chinese exclusion law.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
CRIPPLED STATION AGENT
SAVES HIS TWO CHILDREN
Depot, Freight Building and Postoffice
Burned, lmperiIing Railroad EN-.
pIoye's Sleeping FamlIe

RENO, New, July Al. c. Clayton,
station agent for the Nevada Califor-
Mat Oregon railroad at Amadee, Cal,
was seriously burned at, that place
last night when he rescued his two
small children from flames that even
tually consumed the large combined
station, freight building and postoffice
Clayton, who was crippled with
rheumatism, snatched his babies from
blazing bedroom that had caught
fire from a lighted candle. The build
ing was burned to the ground, entail
ing loss of $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
FIRE IN CANADA DOES
OVER S35o,o00 DAMAGE

COBALT, Ont, July 2.-Fire swept
through Cobalt today, causing a loss
of $3.50, 900 to $400, 900, at least one death
and the injury of six persons.
1t is estimated that 20OO persons are
homeless.
Starting in the kitchen of a Chinese
restaurant, the flames swept both sides
of the street clean for half a mile.
Dynamite was used to check the
flames. An unknown foreigner who
rushed into a building just as charge
went off was killed.
with the assistance of apparatus
from Haileybury and New Liskeard,
the fire was finally controlled.
Not more than a tenth of the loss is
insured.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
Rrandsnburn to Face Trial

NEW YORK. July 2.-Broughton
Brandsburg. the magazine writer, re-
Gently acquitted OF grand larceny, for
selling the Cleveland letter to the New
York Times, will be taken to st. Louis
Sunday morning, where he viii be
placed on trial on the charge of en-
ticing his stepson, James S. Cabanne
III, away from his father.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
LOCAL

Prisoner is brutaliy beaten at city iafl. and
Chief Dishman begins investigation.
Aged veteran is barred from Soldiers home
at Sawtelle when he asks for change of UNDER
wear.
San Pedro trustees seek injunction to prevent
transportation companies from building wharf
Biopement OF heiress discloses romance by
which young woman receives fortune from
old suitor Of aunt
Assistant Prosecutor Seymour will not resign
HIS office.
Black cat after it's death brings bad luck to
negro who is arrested because Of dead feline
Mexican Is freed from charge Of attempting
to slay son OF ranchman.
Bank robbers ask court to give them proba-
tionary sentences.
Woman bequeaths $4,000 for establishment of
hcme for aged persons.
Man who abandons wife and mistreats girl
is held to superior court.
Patriotism will be theme of sermons to be
preached Sunday, July 4.
Wholesale liquor dealers will try again to
have zone extended,
Republican machine members claim order
retiring Captain Fries will stand
Woman pays fine charge of violating
auto speed limit
Wealthy ranehman of Saugus drops dead at
restaurant In Los Angeles.
High school pupil saves life Of boy from
drowning in Eastlake plunge
League of Justice completes full organiza-
tion by electing secretary and treasurer
City councilmen in session indulge In unkind
remarks about another over hay supply.
Caledonian club will hold Its annual picnic
at Exhibition park
Plans are ON foot to hold state fair next
year in Los Angeles
Secretary of Audubon society declares terms
do not destroy fish.
South Spring street merchant is struck and
killed instantly by auto
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
COAST

Butcher works calmly In ice box while fire
RACES without.
Body of sailor found in water at Seattle
Vice President Calvin Of Southern Pacific Will
undergo operation
American Suffrage association decides to
move headquarters 10 New York-Convention
adjourns.
English baronet and entomologist dies sud
denly In Yuma.
Sailor hurt aboard Hull dies in Vallejo.
Manager of oil company in San Jose laughs
at blackmailers, though his friends are
alarmed.
j. w. Rea, politician and w. Nj. Biggs, law
yer, come to blows in San Jose court ROOM
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
EASTERN

Corporation tax clause incorporated in tariff
measure by senate.
orville Wright excels former efforts at Fort
Myer
congregational church to iquidate big debt
in this country.
Excavation for Hudson monument to be be-
gun in New York Monday
Finances of customs house in New York i'm
proved since Collector Loeb took charge
President Taft pleased at wife's recovery
Chicago man plans to hunt in Africa with
camera.
Pittsburg.
Michigan state treasury well nigh depleted.
Fire originating in Chinese quarters in On
tario causes 900 loss.
Report Of federal committee exonerates ac-
cused meat inspectors in East ST. Louis.
Man sentenced to three months Imprisonment
for refusing to assist forest fire fighters.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Cloudy Saturday, showers in noun
tains; moderate south winds. Maxi
mum temperature yesterday, 81 de-
grees; minimum, 66 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
FOREIGN

Collapse Of lock wall kills twenty men and
buries valuable machinery In England.
England aroused over murder of political
leader by young Indian student.
Queer ship Half Moon leaves Amsterdam
for America
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

austin. Texas, Feb. 20. The fen
turc of the program for the tree
planting at the capitol and state
University grounds, by the Texas
Commercial Secretaries Association
which plans to set out tree of every
variety that Texas produces, with
appropriate exercises on the after
noon of Feb. 20, will be short nd
dress by former President Eliot OF
Harvard, who will be In Austin on
that day. It is planned TO have Pres
ident Eliot plant with hits own hands
n tree on the capitol grounds, In the
presence OF the assembly that viii
attend the ceremony, After this has
been accomplished the crowd VIII
gather IN the rooms OF the railroad
commission, on the second floor OF
the capitol building, whore brief adj
dresses Will be delivered,
Tho Commercial secretaries pro-
pose TO make this u sort OF state Ar
Dor Day for the purpose OF Htlmulnt'
INK lntereat throughout the com
mon wealth In thla character OF civic
Improvement Governor Campbell
has been invited to proaido at tn,
meeting and deliver n brief address
but he has not yet announced wheth'
or or not no Will have the time ia
accept the Invitation, Judge ". X,
kone, commissioners OF agriculture
has also been asked 10 speak, The
program win be printed In few
days IN a pamphlet form and aent 10
every commercial club In the hate,
A large number OF the most prom
inent nuraerymen IN every section or
tho state have agreed to cooperate
with the association aud to donate
the trees that are found In their SEQ.
ton, thus msuring large variety OF
plants, The work " under tho super"
ylelon of tho committee on public
pnrka and shade trees OF which G, A,
kinnc of El reao " chairman ana
Mrs, Ida Dnrden OF Fort Worth ~
The hour for the program
hna been act at ! o'clock ThnrAdny
afternoon, Feb, 30, Following IL tho
program that hne boon outllned'
"pLANT TREES
Texas Arhor Day, Thursday, Fob,
20, \ ~ m Railroad Commission
Rooms
Mueie University Quartotte,
''lliatory OF Arhor Day Prof II,
Ness, A, A N, College,
"'rreea IN the capitol Grounds,
stunt, w. &, Day.
"A Call TO iiuelncas Mem" judge
u Il, Rome i,
"ornamentals Native to Texas, Y
y 4, Ramsey Austin
Presentation OF the Forests or
Texas" Prof, II, II, Harrington or
Fort Worth,
"Why Texas Should Have an Ar.
hor Day" Goodrich Jones OF Tenn.
pie,
Some Toxins Flowers" Prof r.
y, Head State University,
Address. Former President Eliot
Of Harvard University,
Muslo, unlyerelty Quartotto,
All addresses viii be limited to
ten minutes,
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and | suggested that he try Doan's
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

Tho T. L. A, G. Girls were at home
with MiHa Floy Ftncher Saturday az
ternoon NJ the cosy home Of Mira,
I'm Harbin on Ferris avenue, sub
ntitutes iillcd the places OF absent
members Saturday preceding 1t,
Valentine'a day dainty Valentine
ideas we're everywhere to greet and
delight tho eye, Neores or red hearts
strung on red ribbona made gay
reHtoonA, which were suspended
from the chandelier TO tho four cor
ncrs of the room After all the guests
had arrived. the hoHtass announced
that each one must toll love.ntory,
and for tevernl minutes, each girl
was allowed to display her talent Tor
''.tory.telling, Then three very de-
iightful gamea of "ileartn' were on
ioyod, MieH Annie Peters being the
only one TO win all three games
The acoro-eards were alHo em-
bloma of ~, Valentine, being fnsols
mating red hearts, to which were at
tached smaller rcd hearta, having
tho letters ~, l., G, A." Inscribed
thereon. After tho games, delicious
refronhments consisting OF chicken
salad, sandwiches, stuffed dates ana
hot chocolate with whipped cream
we're served To Tho following young
ladloa Minnea Ruth Anderson, VIZ
ginia Trippot, Medplone FehriH An.
nie Peters, suale lsomax, Mamie hull
Wa,eon ranRy aarkadule, MarRne'ite
Misell, Willie Fern Kennedy, Clnficc
Roberts and INCIDENT Hawkins.
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Eackache and many kidney Ills
follow,
Urinary trouble. diabetes.
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II. G. Kirksey. hotel proprietor
Hllsboro, Texas, says. AS regu-
lator and invigorator OF the Kidneys,
Doan's Kidney pills are In my esti-
nation superior to all other prepare
tons. NY experience with them has
proved that they act up to all the
claims made for them. Dull, nagging
pains In my back and an annoyance
from the kidney secretions were
present with me for long time and
| could not get relief until ] COM
menced taking Doan's Kidney Pills.
It Is over three years since | used
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ncrrNsafv tourh 81 patfioiism needed
In the housc decorations, and wcrr
everywhere IN evidence f'einH and
rcd carnations in PRETTY profnsion
formed the floral decorations,
Scenes from the Life of Washing
ton" gave originality "a the score.
cards. while the table markers,
headed by flags. containing the thir-
teen stars OF the early American
flae OF colonial days, turihered the
Washington ideas
The tables, instead n being num-
bered. werc designated by different
battles Of the American revolution
days. and the players were two
British generals aud two American
generals at each table. the Americans
being partners, as we're likewise the
British,
The hostess friends substituted
for absent members. At the close OF
the games the following delightful
menu was served the guests. Pressed
turkey. fruit salad, waters, pickles
and hot coffee with whipped cream.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-20

The History Department OF the
Department club will hold an open
meeting at Sims Library on Monday,
at ~ m, Feb, ~, The program ~
as follows:
Violin solo selected, Mr. II, u, Good
sell,
A brief sketch of tho Jews, Mrs
II Fnrrar
Violin solo, Miss Eula Wnleott,
The Wisdom of tho Chaldiea Mrs,
Sid Farrnr
nlrdaoyo view OF Greece, Mira #,
brady,
Vocal solo, aelocted, Mira j. Lea
Cannon,
An lntcrosiing talk on EGYPT
Judge O, u, Dunlap.
Vocal solo, selected, Mra, j Lea
Cannon.
Tho public IL cordially invited to
sttenl