davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1910-03-23

w ANTED-AN EXPHRlENCED CAI.-
w ender nuishcr on cotton piece goods
60 act as third hand IN n large blcachery
IN New Jersey. Ono accustomed TO frost
| finish and n general line Of calender work.
Wages SIG per week. Apply Box H-t2
Evening Journal Ofico. Marrl-3t
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
MARY RESIE,
NAME BESTE,
p EGIsTERs ORDER.

Ouce OF the keslNter or WlllHi
New Castle Co, Del, March 9th 1910
Upon the application OF Flora G. wills.
cum testamento anncXo, Administrators
Of Franklin *. Wills. late Of Wilmington
In said county, deceased Il is
ordered and directed by the Register OF
Wills that the AdministratriN aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters Of Ad-
c. II. A. upon the estate Of
the deceased. with the date OF grautinr
thereof. by causing advertisements TO
be posted within forty days from the
date OF such Letters IN SIX Of the most
public places OF the County Of New Cas-
tie, requiring eall persons having de-
mands against the estate TO present the
same, or abide by an act OF Assembly in
cause the same TO be Inserted within the
same period in the Evening Journal o
newspaper published in Wilmington. Del
and to be continued therein three weeks
Given under the hand and senl
of ofiice OF the Register or wis
aforesaid. NJ Wilmington. IN New
SEAI) Castle County aforesaid. the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
Register Of wills
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
OF Administration cum testamento an
nexo were In due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned on the Ninth da,
Of March, A. d. 1910, and that all persons
having claims against the estate Of tn
deceased must present the same, duly az
tested, 10 the said Administrators G. It
A., on or before the Ninth day OF March
1911, or abide the Act Of Assembly In sucl
FLORA C. WILLS.
Administrative c. T. A
Address. Reuben Satterthwat. Jr.. AZ
torney-at-Law, Wilmington, Delaware.
Marl1-9t-eod.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
NOTICES

ToTfcE~XfI MoRNfSG AND 7EVEN-
Mari7-imo
NJ OTICE-s25.OO REWARD FOR THE
~ arrest and conviction OF any per-
sons found stealing milk or empty bot
ties.
Retail MIX Dealers Association.
Charles II. Burrls, Secretary.
Mar5-wed-tf
nj OTICE-AFTER MARCH 25TH. MISS
~ Edna u. Carpenter VIII sever her
connections as teacher OF plano with the
sternherg School OF Music, and viii open
studio at 903 Van Buren, street D. a
A. Phone 2i14-D Mari-lmo-m W.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
HELP WANTED-MALE

! M I'm .WANTEn-TO PREPARE For
~ Railway Mail. Customs and post0f-
| nee Examinations. 5000 to $500. Prepara-
| ton free, Write FOR schedule showing
places. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE Dept.
S'-M' Rochester. N. Y Feb. 25-imo.
HONEST SALESMAN TO REPRESENT
us permanently. excellent openng
experience unnecessary: salary OF COM
mission weekly. NORTH JERSEY MUIR
SERIES. Newark. N. J. MariS-6t
UANrED--A GOOD FARMER. APPLY
WOODWARD & BRO, so3 Market ST.
Mar2i-6t
w ANrEp-TWO pAPERHANGERS
- 70 Cor Eighth and Bennett SITS.
"iolel-st
WANTED-S ENpERIENCED
boy about 10 In a grocery store.
SSl Vandever Ave, mar2i-3t
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WANTED
20 learn Telegraphy by mail; anyone
can learn z easily I'm a few weeks: we are
unable 20 supply the demand for telegraph
operatorsi no charge for tuition until posi-
ton Us secured; write today for particulars
MICHIGAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE. 81
institute Bldg. Kalamazoo Mich.
Marla-W-S-tf.
WANTED-FAflMER, WITH SMALL
family 20 work on shares 90 acres
near Ccntrcville and furnish stock. HN-
perience and good reference required.
Highlands, Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
Help NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ ELI WAN l T. D--f r. III ALE
IUKNTED~N Mfb6LE-N AGED WOMAN
w 'or housekecner. Apply WOODWARD
BRO, 303 Market street. Mar2i-6t
XKyANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE
W. waitress and chambermaid, ll07
Franklin ST. mar2i-2t
WANTED-GiRL PIAN1sT FOR MI
" sic department Must be a good sight
reader. Steady position for right girl
State age and experience Address O-20
Evening journal Ohce Mar22-2t
XHyANTED-GTRL To OpERATE ON
w pants 5N Walnut street
Nar22-3t
WANTED - PIANO PLAYER FOR
w moving picture theatre out OF town.
Apply between and 8. Thursday az Clay
ton House. Mar22-2t
X1TANTED-TWO YOUNG WOMEN
w for laundry work. /. X. J.. LAUN-
DRY bl5 Shlpiey So Mar2l-2t
WANTED - MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
w for general housework
Mar23-3t. Seventh and Springer SIS.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23

w ANTED-TWO PAPERHANGERs.
$. 70 Cor Eighth and Bennett SITS.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
FOR SALE
TOR SALE
FOR SALE

8 story Brick Dwelling. 612 Broome
St. 10 rooms and bath. Steam heat.
2 porches.
{. p. MOODY,
sos Ford Building.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23

WANItD--A GOOD NARMER. ApIIY
WOODWARD & BRO. so3 Market ST.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR I3ENg
Evening journal., 1910-03-23

WANTED STRONG. EXPERIENCED
~ boy about 10. In q grocery store.
$50 Nandever Ave mar21-3t
Evening journal., 1910-03-23

VWANTED-GINL TO OTLNATN ON
w pants. 5W Walnut street
nTar1V-lf
Evening journal., 1910-03-23

Mr.. lnsley at Old Swedes.
The Rev. /. l. Insley. assistant rec
tor OF Trinity Episcopal Church,
preached at old Swedes Church last
evening.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
LOST AND FOUND.

T 0ST-TADY7s GOLD HUNTING-CAsE
Il watch. fob attached. Saturday even
ing liberal reward II returned ol p.
24th ST. mar2l-3t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07

unable to stand on his feet in the
store.
Surviving the late Mr.. Hirst is the
wife. Abigail H.. Hirst, and one sister.
Miss Carolyn Hirst, of Ohio. The fam
lily residence is at PIT North Eighth
street. Funeral services in charge of
the North A Street Friends meeting.
will be held at the home Tuesday
afternoon at three O'Clock. Inter-
ment will be in Earlham cemetery.
A Native Of Virginia.
The late Mr.. Hirst was born In
Loudon county. Virginia. September
"a. 1885, His father, Jonathan Hirst
was the owner of large general
store at Lincoln. Va. in which the de-
ceased received his business educa-
ton. His schooling was in the Bap-
tist boarding school. about two miles
from Lincoln.
At this boarding school he met the
SON of Samuel NJ. Janney. the latter
being at that time one Of the most
prominent Friends in the east. Hirst
learned the Friends faith from young
Janney and soon afterwards Joined
that church.
Fifty-five years ago, in the fall Of
1855, Mr.. Hirst came to Richmond
and within two years had established
himself in the 'jewelry business, be-
tween what was then Pearl and Ma
rion streets, on Main street. A few
years later he removed to 612 Main
street and later to $40.
His marriage to Miss Abigail Nor
gan took place on the old Morgan
farm. land mark on the Middleboro
pike, May "a. 1877. They resided first
on North Tenth street and then NOV
ed to Eighth street.
The deceased was not q lodge man.
nor did he belong to any commercial
organization. He was an active mem
Der. however of the North A Street
Friends meeting Although interest
ed In the Affairs Of the city and coun-
try, the deceased was OF a retiring
disposition and carefully avoided all
publicity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
ROBERT SHARP DEAD

Robert Sharp, living near Webster,
died at his home on Monday morning
about one o'clock. He was veteran
of the civil war. having been mus
tered from Company A Of the Sixty
ninth Indiana volunteer infantry regi-
ment at the close of the war. The
funeral will be held on Tuesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock at the Methodist
church in Fountain City. Burial will
be in the cemetery near the church.
The deceased is survived by his wild
ow and six children, including Charles
Sharp Of Chicago. Mrs. Fred Person
ette of Elkhart, Mrs. William Wright
Of North Judson, Miss Margaret, Ben
jamin and Robert, the last three
named making their home with their
parents.
There will be q large number Of
his comrades in the civil war who will
attend the services. The train will
leave at $40 o'clock in the morning,
leaving Fountain City at 3:14 in the
afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
CASE WAS APPEALED

An appeal from the justice u the
peace court Of Squire Beyerie to the
circuit court has been taken II tho
case Of the advertisers' league. cor
poration existing under the laws Of
the state Of New York. against Alien
and Company furniture dealers n this
city. The plaintiff ii the case claims
5000 Is due by the furniture COM
pany. It paid $11.20 on the account IN
three payments. The defendants re-
fused to pay for advertising matter
as 1t was not the kind It wanted but
the company had contract with the
furniture dealers whereby II was to
supply the advertising matter md was
to select the kind Of advertising. In
cluded III the matter was such adver.
tisements as display streauers con.
tanning such words and phrases -
come In" and welcome. This kind
OF advertising the defendant company
did not care for
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
LOCAL OFFICERS
LAND FUG|T|VES
ON TRACTION CAR
Two of Three Men Who Es-
capped from the Indianapolis
Jail Were Apprehended at
Jackson's Park.
OTHER MAN LEFT CAR
At greenfield, IND.
Marion County Sheriff Arrived
Here Today and Said that
the Two Men Were Known
as bad Actors"

Efficient work of the Police Depart
ment Sunday night. resulted in the ar
rest Of two Indianapolis Jail breakers.
Robert D. McKillips. charged with
having robbed the Acton, Ind. post
office. and Allen James, wanted for a
violation of the federal pure food law.
With horsethief from Springfield, O.,
Joseph Marquette. these men left the
Marion county jail Sunday morning by
coming down from an upper store
window on bed sheet rope. They
came west on night traction car,
Marquette leaving the interurban at
Greenfield.
The arrest Of the Jail breakers oc.
cured at Jackson's park. The local
police received telegram from In.
dianapolis to be on the lookout for
the crooks and the police also re.
ceived tip" firm the street car men
that a Jail delivery had been effected
in Indianapolis.
Patrolmen Little and Longman went
to Jackson's park on the $40 O'Clock
car Sunday night, after the police had
received the telegram at $3.50 o'clock
1t was said that the men were to be
on the $50 car from the west.
Longman and Little climbed on the
car at the park, one taking each plat
form. The men were easily spotted
by the description and the arrest ef
fected without trouble. The men ap
peared to be greatly surprised and
protested their innocense of any
wrong doing.
The fugitives were lodged in the 10
cal city Jail and Indianapolis authori
ties were notified. Sheriff Jacot
Woesner, of Marion county, came te
Richmond this morning and identified
the men and they were returned tc
Indianapolis. He complimented the
local department on it's work.
"The men are bad characters" he
said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
Tow TO VOTE FOR BEVERIDGE

Indiana
to
Washington another
Indiana legislature
and Therefore, those
that Senator Bevedge shall
legislative candidates Republican
C.
Representative-Elmer e.
J.
Beverdge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
WAYNE COUNTY HAS BEEN BATTLE-GROUND
Campaign Closed Here Today One Of the Hardest Fought
important and Peculiar ii Wayne's History, but as
Usual It Looks as Though Republican State,
Legislative and County Tickets Win Win.

the past three or four weeks.
John w. Kern, the Democratic can.
didate for U. s. Senator. did not In.
wade Wayne county during the cam.
paign. but the Republican nominee.
Senator Beveridge. spoke here and
was greeted by an immense audience.
Some OF the Speakers.
Other Republican notables who
spoke in this county were James e.
Garfield, Clifford Pinchot. william
Taylor and Ex-President Roosevelt.
who made a short address from his
private car.
For the Democrats. william Jen.
nings Bryan. Governor Marshall and
John Lamb were the most effective
speakers.
Both the Republican and Democratic
congressional candidates to represent
the Sixth district. spent considerable
time In the couty. Both Mr.. Gray and
Mr.. barnard are hopeful OF carrying
the county.
1t is difficult to make q forecast on
the result OF the election In this coun-
ty on Tuesday. This campaign has
been unlike any other ever held IN
Wayne. The customary rallies. torch
light parades and poster displAys a.
candidates In the homes of the voters
were conspicuous by their ahssnce In
other words noticeable breaking Of
party lines has been noticeable. Street
corner debates were almost unknown
% the average voter was much too. ~.
luctant 70 impart his political beliefs
TO participate IN any such controveE.
sies.
And this deep silence On the part ok
the voters has coinplsteay h1lkle1 ~
political leaders. II II = situation
they have never had to deal With b.
fore.
Outlook II This County.
Dissecting the statements of the Rs.
men. published Sunday morning n tho
Palladium, It looks on the eve of the
election as though Wayne county
would go Republican. Chairman Beck.
|of the Democratic committee predicts
the legislative ticket and the con
gressional candidate. Finly Gray, viii
be elected by small majoritiea, SHOW.
ing that the Democratic committee n
not very confident Of sucoess. Re
publican county chairman Wiley says
that after careful survey of the situ-
alton he is Of the opinion the IegisIa,
tive. congressional and county tickets
will be carried by normal majority.
It Is quite probable thAt Chairman
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
SUIT IS DISMISSED

The case Of Elizabeth Kuhlman. do
ing business under the firm name OF
the Kuhlman Liquor Company against
Charles Chrisman, claiming SIS to be
due on account has been dismissed
from the circuit court at the plaintiffs
costs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
ELISHA F. HRST
EXPIRED SUNDAY
Was One of the Oldest and
Most Prominent Business
Men of the City.
HEALTH POOR SOME TIME
FOR YEARS Mr.. HIRsT CONDUCT.
Ed "A JEWELRY ESTABLISH.
MENT ON MAIN sTREEr-WAs
AN ACTIVE FRIEND.
HEALTH POOR SOME TIMI

Elisha Faucet Hirst. for half cen
tury q Richmond jeweler. died Of
heart disease Sunday morning at the
age Of eighty-four years. He had been
in feeble health since the autumn Of
1906. when he retired from active life.
During the last few months. the late
Mr.. Hirst had been sinking and grad
ually weakening and his death was ex-
pected.
The deceased attended to the busi-
ness duties at his store. $50 Main
street, even when In such feeble
health that he had to ride to and from
four years ago was only after he was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
sITUATIoN IN WAYNE.

Today marks the close of one OF
the hardest fought and most impor-
tant campaigns In the history Of
Wayne county. Tomorrow 1t Is ex-
pected there will be an exceptionally
heavy vote cast in the county. for the
voters, though they have been silent
throughout the campaign. realize the
importance OF the contest
Wayne county has been a battle
ground in the state campaign. The
heaviest artillery" OF both Democratic
and Republican parties were sent here
and from Dublin TO the state line. from
Fountain City to Boston. there has
been continuous roar Of oratory for
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
A UNION REVIVAL
FORMALLY OPENED
BY THE REV. MAAY
Two Services Held Yesterday
at the East Main Street
Friends Church and Hun
dreds Attended.
HIS SERMONS QUITE
SIMPLE BUT STRONG
Nothing Spectacular About the
Noted Minister, Who Makes
No Undue Appeal to Emo
tions of Audiences.

The union evangelistic services
will be held each evening this week
except Saturday at 1880 o'clock at
the East Main Street Friends
church. A most cordial invitation
is extended the public to attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
THE WEATHER.

STATE AND LocAL-Fair tonight
and Tuesday; siishsly cooler Tues
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
HENRY COUNTY.
palladium Specially

New Castle, Ind, Nov Henry
county's Republican legislative can
didates will run ahead of the ticket
and an abnormal majority OF 1900 10
1000 is expected. 1t is believed Bar
nard will run considerably behind his
former majority on account OF stand
patism. His majority will be from
500 to s0O.--New Castle Courier.
DECATUR COUNTY.
palladium speeiaD
Greensburg. Ind, Nov. 7.-Condi-
tions today on the eve of the election
indicate that Barnard will carry De-
catur county by at least 200 votes.
Senator Beveridge will in all probab-
ility carry Decatur county by small
majority, 200 or 300. but will lose the
senatorial district formed by Barthol-
omew and Decatur Green's
burg News.
SHELBY COUNTY.
palladium SpeciaD
Shelbyville, Ind, Nov Barnard
and Beveridge will lose Shelby county
by 500. it is anticipated d.-Shelbyville
Republican.
FAYETTE COUNTY.
palladium Specially
Connersville. Ind. Nov. 7.--Indica-
tions are that Beveridge will carry
Fayette county by from 400 to 900 ma
jority. Notwithstanding this 10 the
home Of the democratic candidate Tor
congress, Finly Gray. Barnard. is ex.
pectetd to carry this county by 900 or
0.-Connersyille News.
RUSH COUNTY.
palladium Specially
.Rushville, Ind. Nov. 7.-Indications
are that both Beveridge and Barnard
will win by good majorities in Rush
county. On. the eve of the election
1t is the general belief that Congress-
man Barnard will be victorious by az
large a plurality as he had two years
ago. Nathan Weeks, Republican can
didate for representative will be elect
ed by at least 2OO.-Rushville Repub-
ican
HANCOCK COUNTY.
(Paliadium Specially
1ICSuhciO, luu.s NOV. - u ne COf1-
test in Hancock will be very close. It
is expected Beveridge will carry the
legislative ticket by small majority.
Barnard may carry the county by an
increased majority The Democratic
county ticket will be elected. Green
field Republican.
UNION COUNTY.
palladium SpeciaD
Liberty. Ind. Nov THE cam
paign in Union county has been q
hard fought one. Union county, how
ever. will go for Beveridge by giving
Commons about the normal majority
of $50. This being Barnard's birth.
place he will probably run ahead 81
hfs ticket, his estimated majority be.
ing 300.-Liberty Herald.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
palladium Specially
Brookville. Ind, Nov barnard
win run ahead Of his vote two years
ago in this county Gray IL not popu.
lar and will not get the full Demo.
cratic vote The Republican candi.
date for representative will get more
than party vote on account OF the
popularity Of Beveridge and the oppo.
sition OF many Democrats to their
county ticket.-Brookyille American.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
How You Can Help Bepeidge

Beveridge his
the voting for
Republican ticket
in
entrusted with
help
majority OF
ticket
candidate joint
Republican ticket.
county
Reynolds
fol representative N ticket
For state senator-Walter S. Commons.
For joint representative Elmer E. 0Idaker.
For representatWe-Lee J.HReynoIds.
Your one vote for these three men the Republican
county ticket helping Senator Beverdge get three votes
in the next legislature for his reelection to the United
States senate as your senator.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07
OF SIXTH DISTRICT POINTS TO
VICTORIES FOR BEVER|DGE AND BARNARD

Palladium Today Received Dispatches from Leading Papers
in the County Seats Of Each County in the District.
and All but Franklin and Shelby Reported to Be
Republican on the Eve Of the Election.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-11-07

Continued on Page SKI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-23
ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE.

c. w. Creasey has accepted a posi-
ton as switchman with the G. H
w. R. Martin, depot superintendent,
returned Tuesday evening from a trip
to Globe, Ariz.
Eugene Fox, general freight and
passenger agent of the Southwestern,
returned Wednesday from Chicago
superintendent w. r. Martin, left Tues
day for College Station, Texas, to enter
school
VIII HorG. formerly police officer
at the union station, went to Rincon,
n. NJ, Wednesday morning on real es-
tate business
Frank Whitlock, formerly with the
Mexican National Express company at
Chihuahua, has accepted a position
with WellsFargo at Ell Paso.
w. n Thornhill jr. has taken no
sition as operator with the Southern
Pacific and left Thursday afternoon
Tor Tucson, Ariz-, to take up his du-
ties.
w F. Hudson, chief clerk in the Of
flee of assistant division superintend-
ent c. r. Morrill,, of the G.. H. re-
turned Friday from a vacation trip in
New Mexico.
F. l. Carson, master mechanic of the
Mexican National Railways at Chihua-
hua, is in the city Wednesday, Mr..
Carson has rendered his resignation as
master mechanic and will be relieved
about October. /.
superintendent G. S. Waid, of the Ell
Peso division of the g. H, and assist
ant superintendent r. NJ Hoover. c.
R. Morrill, and G. W. Fitzgerald left
Thursday afternoon for a trip over the
division gathering accident data for
statistical purposes.
T. L. Meyers, superintendent of the
Rio Grande division of the Santa Fe
is in the city Wednesday, having ar
rived on his private car No. 4OS. Mr.
Meyers is making arrangements to
leave the Rio Grande division, having
been promoted to the New Mexico di-
vision.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-23
AGED MEXICAN IS
KILLED BY TRAIN
Meets Death in Juarez Yards
of the Mexican National
Road Friday.

In almost the identical spot where
Jose Alvarez. an old man, met death
three months ago, another old man, was
killed Friday morning about $50 in
the National Railway yards in Ciudad
IUarez. In walking across the railway
right of way, Vidal Porras, 75 years OF
age. was knocked down by backing
yard train. His right arm was ampu-
tated by the wheels of the foremost box
ar. Removed to the new Juarez hos
pitaI, the old man soon died of the loss
Of blood and the snock.
Death Of the aged resident has stirred
the Mexican city. 1t is the third death
by similar accident within a year, the
first case being that of a little school
boy whose body was nearly cut in twain
by a freight cars wheels. Porras met
death at nearly the same spot where
the same death found Alvarez senior
member of a prominent Juarez family.
Porras had lived 80 years in Juarez
and until retirement was a ia6orer He
lived at the home of his son, Jose Maria
Porras, workman. No widow survives
him.
police and today its members are giving
testimony before acting Judge Provencio
of the district court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-23
G.. II. WILLHAVE
FASTER SERVICE
Additional Trains VIII Be
Pu ton Between Ell PasO
and Houston.

While no definite word has reached
local G. H officials regarding the in
auguration of additional trains be-
tween Ell Paso and Houston, by clos
ing UP the present gap between FL
Paso and Del Rio, 1t is said to have
been decided in favor of the plan TO
run trains Nos. and s through to Del
Rio as against the plan to establish a
tri-weekly limited between New Or
leans and San Francisco.
Trains Nos. and 10, now accommo-
dation trains. stopping at every station
on the line, will be made limited
trains, stopping at only the principal
points, including FL Paso-
Operating officials of the G. H are
endeavoring to have. the service put on
in the near future The matter has
been UP in conference on several oc-
casions. The delay is said to be due
to the lack of equipment George
Jackson, assistant general manager OF
the Sonora road, is now in Houston
trying TO get a change in schedules
that will allow daylight service to one
of the Sonora terminals.