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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-30

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-30

You are helpless unless these little soldiers in your blood have the health and strength to fight for you--to repel the many infectious and contagious diseases whose germs are in the air you breathe, the water you drink, the food you eat, and on things you touch.
 Among these diseases are typhoid fever, scarlet fever, diphtheria, grip, spotted fever, smallpox, maiaria,' ague, tuberculosis or consumption.
 To make and keep these little soldiers healthy and strong, is sim
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-30
Great Clearance Sale

of millinery, shirt waists, petticoats. suits, coats fur scarfs. and muffs, at E. H. Dillon & Co.'S, 1105 Main street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-30

WANT ADS. GENT A WORD.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

w. M. Adamson, president of the Douglas Gypsum company, on his return home from Globe, has paid the following tribute to this city: "I never saw Globe looking so prosper ous. Along Broad street there are now in course of construction no less than eight big brick blocks. The big hotel is turning guests away every day and there is strong talk of the erection of another hotel, the plans now be- ing drawn up. One of the best features of Globe is that the men who have sold mining property, instead of moving away with their fortunes, have remained in the city and are the heaviest investors at this time. New money is, however, coming in freely"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

missibe to raise the question of what can be done to improve the mail service. If the force of clerks employed in handling the mails is too
 small to do the amount of work assigned to it, the government owes it to the people of Globe
 to increase the number of employees. Or if the fault lies elsewhere it is the bounden duty of
 the proper authorities to trace the ineficency
 to its source and then apply the remedy. In any case, the people of this city are entitled to have a systematic and speedy handling of their mail matter in such a way that both business and per sonal interests shall not be made to suffer long CT through the evils arising from either incom- petence or negligence in the management of the postoffice.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

The Silver Belt has larger paid cir culation than any daily newspaper in the world published in city with 12,0OO or less population.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

A Los Angeles paper in the course of verbal lifting, proclaims that California is one mag nlficent golf ground thousand miles long and suggests that Taft should have walked its whole length, instead of taking passage on fast train. A thousand-mile golf course would be pretty extensive playground even for the head of a na- tion. And then, too, the chances are that he would no longer be the genial portly "Bil" that the people like when he finished the game at the last hole-Los Angeles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

One of the Fl Paso papers affirms that it is all right for the Arizona newspapers to urge the people of the territory to visit Phoenix when President Taft is there, but that there is noth- ing to prevent them coming to Fl Paso where the big show is going to be while the big fair is on and the president is the guest of honor. This is all very true. And doubtless it will not worry the representative people of Arizona to find car fare for both the Phoenix and Fl Paso trips, provided they can leave their prosperous busi- ness activities long enough to make the jour neys.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

The multitude of people that attended the opening of Miami yesterday paid the new city and Globe as we'll the best possible tribute by being present at the lot sale Now that the new mining center is we'll founded, let us watch it grow into suburb worthy of Globe
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

new city just opened, shelter about to blow in, new mines making ready to begin pro- duction, hundreds of capable workers and in- vestors coming daily-this chronicling of Globes signs of prosperity is getting to be very matter fact business.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

Alter having spent yesterday in reviewing the many mines of Globe district Postmaster, Gen eral Hitchcock and his friends are probably pos sessed of strong conviction that Globe dis trct's treasurehouse is of very dependable nature.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

And now that Copper Hill has one of the best smelters in the southwest, isn't it time for some of our progressive county officials to gain last ing credit with the people by advocating the i'm mediate building of good wagon road to Globes nearest suburb?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

A lady newspaper correspondent in Califor- ma has informed the public that men who belong to lodges do not stay out until o'clock in the morning The reason may be that in most cities all the places except home are closed before that hour rolls around
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

Amid all the excitement attendant upon the visit of the postmaster general, the opening of Miami and the departure of the Globe delega- tion to meet Taft at Phoenix, the blowing in of the Arizona Commercial smelter at, Copper Hill today should not be forgotten. Globe will have many pleasant reasons for remembering this event in the unfolding of her industrial future.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

Last nights banquet at the Dominion hotel was most pleasing function graced by the presence of number of men whose service to their country has been great May Globe prove worthy in the future of more visits from the dis tinguished workers in the nations service.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

Politics may be game of job getting, as some people assert, but job holding, it appears, is going to be about the hardest work the average politician will have to do in the near future.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12
NOTICI
 TO TAX PAY

This is to advise that t'
 Assessment Roll for the Tef County Taxes for the eH1 (l909) are now in this ofi9 fee will be open for colle1 same daily, except Sunday m until 12 noon; and frO1 p. m., until December 2O1 ter which date all unpaid t1
 come delinquent and subjed| cent penalty. Sept. 2l, 1909. Il
 D. R. WILL County Treasurer and Bil Collector.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-12

The beginning of work on the grading of Mes quite street is welcome sight to the progressive Globe resident
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
ENGLAND MAY
ASSIST SPAIN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. July so.--The feasibility
Of England. Germany and France going
to the aid Of Spain IN suppressing the
Moroccan rebellion is being considered
by the British cabinet today. one OF
the best Of authority is learned that
King Edward. alarmed for the safety
OF Queen Victoria Of spain who is his
niece. and King Alfonso. has requested
the cabinet 20 communicate with the
French and German ministries regard
ing the sending Of mixed force" OF
reinforcements to the Spanish troops
who are In such desperate straits in
Morocco.
The King cited the joint action Of
the powers during the Chinese boxer
uprising as a precedent for similar ac-
tion now.
Owing 20 her peculiar interests In
Morocco. II is believed that France
would be favorable 10 such move and
|if France and England urge the course.
there is strong probability that Ger
many would join with them.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
UP AGAINST THE
REGISTRATION LAW
Dover Hears That COnStitu-
tiOnality of the Act Will
be Tested

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. July Silt was announc-
cd here this morning that the constitu-
uonality OF the new law requiring mem-
bers Of firms and corporations TO reg
lister their full names as individuals with
the prothonotaries Of the three counties
Of the state during the month Of July
would be attacked by Kent county law
yers. Many business men OF this county
have been paying dollar bills this week
for the privilege Of registering but when
it became known this morning that the
consttutionality Of the law would be
tested there was a noticeable falling OF
In the number Of men who came 10 reg
lister. II Is commended that the language
of the act is In variance with its title
Lawyers here say a like variance re-
suited in the old Adams Tax law being
declared unconstitutional.
Merchants In every section Of the state
have been paying the tax during ths
month. In New Castle county. as wei
as in Kent, and Sussex which complaint
was made against the law but not until
today did it become known that an at
tempt would be made to relieve the bus.
mess men of the extra taxation.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
new HEAD OF
THE SCHOOLS
E. J. hardeSty Of SeafOrd
Succeeds John D. Brooks
in Sussex County
APPOINTED TODAY
BY GOV. PENNEWILL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFoRD, Del. July 3i--E. J. Hardesty
Of this town. to-day was appointed super
ntendent Of public schoos Tor Sussex
county. 10 succeed John ID. Brooks whose
resignation goes into effect on Monday.
The appointment OF Mr. llardesty was
made by Governor Pennewiil The new
superintendent Of schools is a Republican
and during the past year was prime pal OF
the High School at Denton, Md. His home
is in Seaford, he having returned from
Denton at the close OF the school year.
He is n young man or recognized ability
and doubtless viii make an efhc ent sue
cessor 20 superintendent Brooks.
Mr. Brooks, whose home Is IN Milford.
has been al the militia encampment near
New Castle, he being a lieutenant OF
Company y, Of Milford IIo received a
aattering offer 10 become principal Of a
large school and resigned the Sussex
superintendent Mr. Brooks has been
an able official and was reappointed by
Governor Pennewill on February last
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
Five Hundred Dead
In Mexican Quake

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CITY OF MEXICO. July si-From
every railroad station in Mexico CITY
the government Is to-day dispatching
supplies TO the cites and towns de-
wasted by yesterdays earthquake
Temporary shelter is being arranged
through the military departments ami
detachments of troops are leaving 'or
several of the stricken towns, where
reports indicate that disorders are
threatened i'm the aftermath of the
earthquake.
Incoming reports to-day raising the
death toll TO I'VE hundred.
Five towns were completely destroy
ed and a number Of others partially
wrecked. The more widely spread
havoc was wrought in the states OF
Nuevo Leon and Guerrero. The towns
OF Chilpancingo, Chilapa. Conception,
Fetnlia and Coalepre were nearly
razed. Fire followed i'm the wake of the
earthquake in Chilapa. It is known
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
GOT CUCUMBERS,
NO CANTALOUPES
Governor Said TO be One Of
Many Farmers Who We're
ViCtimiZed

This year just before cantaloupe plant
ing time some Sussex county farmers
were visited by agents Of supposed seed
concerns and their orders FOR large guam
titles Of a supposed superior cantaioupe
seed obtained. Many Of the farmers
sowed extensively and made plans for
more than usually large shipments or
cantaloupes this summer
Cantaioupe market time approached and
the seed purchasers 10 their surprise and
indignation found not cantaloupes, but
cucumbers The seeds men are now
much sought for persons Among the
farmers said 10 have been deceived was
Governor Pennewill. In commenting up
on the cucumber cantaloupes the Sus-
sex Journal says.
1--WE were Informed this week that
Governor s. 8. Pennewili was one Of tho
many farmers IN the vicinity OF Green
wood and BridEeville that was caught IN
the drag net OF catalouge house who
advertised a fine variety OF cantaloups
and when the seed were purchased and
sov.n the yield. 10 the surprise OF the
growers. proved 10 be cucumbers. Our
old friend Sim. however. n Is said, is get
ting a great yield from his patch and I;
making large shipments 10 the northern
markets. The Governor may be all rlgh'
in the selection OF seed potatoes and
wheat but from indications We are Of th'
belief that he needs a little more exper
ience In planting cantaloupe seed, es'
pecially when he plants several hundred
hills OF cucumber seed for the WHOLESOME
cantaloupe."
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
PLANS FOR SILVER
SERVICE AUCTION

Most OF tho packages for tho Batt'eshio
Delaware Prize Auction have been CO.
lected and every thing Is IN readiness for
the opening night next week Brandywlne
Springs will no doubt, be crowded With
a merry throng intent on securing bar
gains. The hours OF the auction will be
Sis at night beginning Monday night and
at in the Afternoons beginn ng Tuesday
ad 10 cotinue all the week. The following
new contributors have made donations
since the solicitors we're withdrawn Ar
mour and Co. 80 W. Front a.; Seal and
Aschenbach. East Second street; Hud-
son. Chalmers Detroit Motor Cars; White
Jewelry tsore. 705 Market; Gordon Rees
and Hirsh. Bl Market. The following
schedule Of selected auctioneers is subject
to change to suit the convenience OF those
who have volunteered 20 asst:
Monday night, Wilmington Night,
Auctioneers, David Snellenburg, James
Kane and George ". Grove. Mayor
Spruance will open the sale and sell
the first package and Introduce one OF
the merchatn auctioneers. Tuesday and
Friday afternoons will be special
ladies' bargain matinees." the auction
etIS on lQtcQdN nAAfiHbH b'AA- " a."
liam Lawton and Charles H. Blaine.
on Tuesday night the auctioneers
will be William Lawtou and George II.
Mccall; Wednesday afternoon Harry
p. Joslyn and Philip l.. Garrett; We'd
nesday night s. d. Townsend Charles
T.. Curley and James salisbury;
Thursday will be known as Delaware
Day and tho entire afternoon and night
will be devoted 20 the auction. II is
expected that Governor Pennewill will
open teh sale and be followed by Mayor
Spruance. President Of Council James
J.. Banning. Judge Edward r. Cochran,
ex- Mayor Wilson. eX-Mayor Bird, Jo-
siah Marvel and others Of the COM
hiftee The auctioneers for the sec
ond bargain afternoon sale on Friday
are Frank T.. Speakman, Reuben sat
terthwaite and Arinon ID. Chaytor The
.auctioneers for Saturday have not as
yet been selected.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31

that scores were crushed TO death by
falling walls and were later consumed
in the burning ruins.
Even after the quake. which extend
ed from the Atlantic to the Pacific
coast. six additional tremors were felt
and dispatches to-day say the people
are in a state Of frenzy and are NOV
ing from many of the smaller towns
in the valleys to the mountains.
Acapulco. the seaport on the Pacific
coast. which was reported entirely de-
stroyed in the first dispatches. was
but partially wrecked. but from reports
Of conditions there to-day the situa-
tion is very grave.
1t will be some time before the actual
number Of dead is known. While the
number of injured in the City Of
Mexico is growing. but six persons
are known 10 have lost their lives
Many arc in the hospitals, injured be-
yond recognition.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
CAR ARRIVES
OFF CHESBOURG

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHERBOURG. July si.-Boomng suns
off the shores to-day announced the ar
rival OF the Russian fleet acting as escort
for the royal yacht tssndart. on which
we're tho Gar and Czarina- their children
aod the Cars entourage, OF Cherbourg,
The French channel fleet drawn IN iul-
posing array met the Russian ships The
French cruiser Verite with President Fal-
Heres. Foreign Minister Pichon. Admiral
Lapeyrere. Minister OF War Brun and
many other prominent officials aboard. is
lying close 10 shore. Official visits were
exchanged between the Gar and President
Fanieres Immediately after the STANDARD
anchored. The greeting between the presi-
dent and Car was most cordial
The. first official function will be the
dinner aboard the Verite to-day IN honor
Of the royal guests.
Cherbourg is swarming with secret
agents. both France and Russia having
sent their most trusted detectives here 10
guard against any possible danger to the
Car. Foreign Ministers IswolslSy and
Pichon are to hold : conference this sf-
ternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
SERVICES AT THE
PEOPLES CHURCH

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. July 3l.-Services at the
Church tomorrow win oe as
follows: Prayer and testimony meeting
at $50 a. M. conducted by T. J. Stew
enson; preaching hy the pastor at 1880
a. M and $50 p. m. twilight one-hour
service. Sunday school at 2 p. m. All
services will be held in the Dover
Opera House WeelS-night services viii
be as follows; Membership committee
meeting Monday evening. at home Of
chairman; finance and public service
committees meet with advisory com
mittec. for the present. every Thursday
evening. at home Of the pastor; chill
dren's church. Friday afternoon. $3.50
at pastors home; weekly prayer SER
vice, pastors home, Friday evening at
T3O.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
zoo RIOTERS
PUT TO DEATH
Lined up Against a Stone
Wall in Barcelona And
Shot
POLICE AND TROOPS
ARE NOV IN CONTROL

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
BARCELONA, July S1.-Two hum
dred rioters, suiumarily tried and con-
victed by court martial. we're executed
this morning at o'clock They were
lined up against a stone wall and shot
There is stil much rioting and blood
shed in the city. Government troops
are nominally in control They com
mand all the principal streets. where
they have mounted field guns ard quick
hrers. TO prevent the collection Of
crowds.
The insurgents. however are still IN
possession Of hundreds OF houses and
are keeping up a fire from barred win
dows upon the soldiers. Unless this
harassment ceases. the authorities de-
clare they viii set fire to every house
in which the revolutionists hold out.
The suburbs are still unsubdued
Connecting bridges have ben blown up
and the troops arc unable TO reach the
suburbs. TIE revolutionists are now
concentrating in the suburbs and arc
erecting barrioades Of oarbed WIRE
Scenes in the main part Of the city
today resemble those Of the French
Commune Of 1871. The police ard SOL
diers. now that they have the upper
hand are seeking revenge and are fear
fully maitreating helpless victims Ever
relatives Of wounded rioters have beer
arrested as they attempted to minister
10 the injured.
The city has sustained such trcmen
dous damage that IL win be months be.
fore II can resume it's normal business
activity. There Is not a building h
the city that escaped damage.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
MRS. DUPONT
IS RECOVERING
Pistol Wound, Accidentally
Inflicted. Only External
in IFS Nature

The condition OF Mrs Eugene E. DUPONT
who accidentally shot herself in the abb
domen al her home on the Kennett Turn
pike. yesterday afternoon was reported
much improved to-day. Tho wound is
slight, the patient appearing to surer
mostly from shock.
Dr. willard Springer is attending ArA
DUPONT.
Mrs A. J. Moxham. mother Of Mrs. du-
Pont said this morning that her daughters
condition was much improved The wound
she said. was slight Mrs. Moxxham said
her daughter was cleaning a revolver
which she did not know was loaded.
Tho accident TO Mrs. DUPONT shocked
her many friends and frequent inquiries
were made at her home to-day to learn
her condition.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
STRAW HAT, NOT
KATE, COME TO GRIEF

To bear out his testimony that Kate
Joyce had very much misused him. Charles
sureggin took especial pains 10 show
Judge Cochran in City Court this morn
ing the remains Of straw hat which he
says Kate tore 10 ribbons in an attack
on him yesterday Kate sent a youngster
TO the mans store after some SOAP. There
was misunderstanding about the price,
and Kate called upon smegg'n. According
TO Kate, sureggin threatened her with a
knife. sureggin's display Of his straw hat
was not convincing TO Judge Cochran and
Kate was dismissed
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
YACHT LYDONIA
ON MAIDEN TRIP

After successful dock trial last
week. and being pronounced complete.
tho new steam yacht Lydonia, built
by the Pusey and Jones Company for
william Lydon OF Chicago, H., will
leave here thisafternoono on her maiden
voyage The boat Is equipped with
all modern conveniences and VIII be
used in cruising on the Great Lakes.
The trip this afternoon viii be in
charge Of Mr.. Lydon. and with his
crew they will leave for Chicago, af-
ter which an extended cruise viii be
taken.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
FRENCH SOCIALISTS TO
DENOUNCE THE CAR

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
COWEs, Isle Of Wight, England, July
si.-The thousands Of people who have
gathered here for the yacht regatta Mon
were introduced 10 a splendid sea pageant
today, when King Edward. on the royal
Yacht. reviewed the great English squad
ran here 20 greet the Gar and Czarina
when they arrive Monday.
one hundred and hfty-threc OF Ems
lands cIsssiest warships arc gathered in
the barbor and they presented a magni-
cent spectacle as. with bunting iying and
guns booming salutes. while sailors man.
ned the arms. the kings yacht passed
among them.
Six great dreadnaughts. with their tri-
nod military masts, were the central fig
uraS in the review. The l53 ships were
gathered in two long lines, while without
was third line OF wicked looking torpe-
do boats.
The six dreadnaughts viii form aguard
OF honor for the Russian Gar on his
way from spitehead here on his yacht
the STANDARD
The gathering OF the great war fleet
IA ia said, was for the dual purpose OF
impressing the Car and endcavoring e
have him place orders for Russian war.
ships In England.
Added TO the great naval pageant there
are hundreds OF yachts. sloops and .yawl:
In the harbor ready 20 take part in th'
Yacht races Monday.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
NeWIy-Wed Asks About
Legality of Marriage

marriages were legally performed"
The young lawyer told the Pniladelphi-
an that he could not give an opinion on
such question. should the court de-
eide that the election in June was not
legally held then It win be up % the
people who were married 70 get tied egoiu
or TO have the court 70 give an opinion
regarding the validity OF the marriage,
n the election was not legally con-
Quoted one then the question comes ur
as TO Mayor spruapce and President Of
Council Banning being legally qualified az
any time 70 perform a marriage cere-
mony.
Evening journal., 1909-07-31
AXE -WlELDER IS
HELD FOR COURT

Henry Lewis, colored. charged with CONF
mitting inurserous assault on Donovan
Nelson. also colored, ON July Il, was held
by City Court Judge Cochran this morn
ing under 5000 bail for the upper court
Only the testimony OF Nelson was beard
this morning. According 10 Nelson, he
found Lewis harnessins horse belonging
10 Dr. S. G.. Elbert and thinking he had
no right to do So interferred. Lewis then
attacked him with an ak, it is alleged. and
inflicted injuries that conhnod Nelson IN
a hospital for more than month. Lewis
pleaded self defense, claiming that Nelson
had struck him several tines before he
welded the Ak.