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The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18

can state convention The colonel
spent the evening al the home OF
Lieutenant Governor Horace White,
VINO gave a dinner for him. There.
too. he was in the hands CT men who
are taking part in the fight against
him. Timothy l.. Woodruff, chairman
OF the Republican state committee
and one of the leaders of the opDosi-
tlon to Colonel Roosevelt. was here
today. shook hands with the colonel
and ate dinner with him. Colonel
Roosevelt and adversaries met each
about their differences.
Made Shortest Speech.
Lieutenant Governor White made
one of the shortest speeches on rec
ord when he introduced Colonel
Roosevelt at the fair grounds
1--WE are here today to welcome and
to honor Theodore Roosevelt" he
said. end that YVES all
The colonel. who had just seated
himself 0t the rear nj the stand TO
wal, nutil Mr. White had finished his
speech. looked up In surprise as he
saw the lieutenant governor backing
from the railing.
DO | sneak now" he asked.
Mr.. White said that the time had
come and the colonel arose
He was in fighting trim as he
faced the crowd He himself said SO
lie shook mis- clinched fists in the air
and Numbered forth his message with
all the energy which he could muster
Several times he departed from the
text OF his prepared speech 10 inject
remarks to show how earnestly he
meant what he said.
Invited Out Into tho Open,
81 wish that my opponents would
come into the oper." he said.
"Thcy shoot from the bushes" he
declared at another point. but YOU
could not make them come into the
open 2Dd fight the issue
Another remark which caused the
crowd TO cheer was made just as he
had again dared his opponents to
put Themselves on record as against
him
Friends. they won't do It," said
he They may crit'c.sc me. but they
Will wnlk ar though ,ney were tread
ing on eggs before they take the
other side
The colonel slightly modified his
definition o. new nptionalism" today
He called II the efficient application
to now conditions OF certsin old-time
and fundamental moralities." The
word "eGicien'" he Inserted today
Defends NEW NatIonaIism."
He then proceeded with defense
of hts attitude on sn exposition of
new nationaliSm. and a repitltlon Of
his declaration on crooks and bosses.
After Colonel Roosevelt had I'm
ishcd speaking Mr. Iii ndricks stepped
up 10 him
TIE colonel and the leader OF the
organization shook hands cordially
81 was never In better fighting trim
in my life the ooloael told him with
smile -.0' 1'l'
The meeting OF Colonel Roosevelt
and Mr Woodruff occupied only few
seconds Tho men shook hands and
said they were glad to see each other
and then MIR. Woodiu1 walked on
Conoratulates De Palma.
The colonel STAYED at the. fair
grounds fer an hour TO watch the
automobile races and an airship
flight He sew Raloh DePalma drive
his car a mile In faster time than
any one else had ever Travelled In an
automobile around circular trock
aud later shook hands with DePalma
and congratulated him
He Will return to New York tomor-
row.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18
MONUMENT
TO CANNON
AND GROCE
Nicaraguans Will Bury Bodies in
Granada Cemetery With
National Honors.
EULoGIzfNG AMERICANS
WHO WERE EXECUTED
Great Demonstration Held in the
Memory of the Two Daring
Young Yankees.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Sept. Il.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Sept IL
The municipality OF Granada. which
was inaugurated May To- has passed
an act ordering that the bodies of
the Americans. CaraJn and Groce,
who were executed by order of ex-
President Ielaya, be exhumed for the
purpose oil interment In the cemetery
OF Granada with national honors. A
marble monument will be erected to
commemorate their deaths ii the
families so desire, the bodies will be
sent to the United States.
David ArelIano. the representative
of the conservatives at Granada, de
liYered an eulogy u! Cannon and
Groce at public meeting at which
great demonstration was held. a
resolution was adopced inviting all
the municipalities of the republic TO
cooperate and a copy of this will be
sent TO the state department at
Washington
The cost OF the monument will be
defrayed by popular subscription.
General Conrad OF New Iberia.
l.. A.. chief of General Estrada's ar
tlllery. has been presented with
gold medal for bravery by tho people
OF Granada.
A decree was published today out
lining the program Tor the govern
ment of the country under the con-
sutUcnt assembly formed under the
new constitution. The program In
Guides a complete change in the Jul
dietary, the establishment of n su-
preme court at Managua and courts
OF appeal at Le,n. Granada and Blue
fields
General Robert Gonzales has been
Oouished on thn charge of conspiracy
Francisco Baca. the eX-miplster gen
eral, has returned from Salvador. He
is now at his home at Chinsnlega,
An attempt has been made To mo
lest him Former President Carde-
mas is due to arrive at Corinto on
Sent II
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18
AMERICAN t1AS
NARROW ESCAPE

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 17-H. o.
Downing, an American railroad engi-
Decr who left Honduras about three
weeks ago (beforc the last reported
insurrection), has arrived here after
a series OF thrilling experiences.
Downing says he and another Amer
lean captain. F. f. Miller, were living
near the government barracks at
l.aguna. The night that General Mar
in started his end of the recent sue
cussful Bonila revolution premature
". they were charged by government
troops and fired upon.
They succeeded in entering the
house of Mr.. Van Blarcum. They
were kept prisoners for sixteen days
and the house surrounded by troops
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18

SARATOGA. y. Y. Sept 17.-NIoy-
or Gaynor's arst word as 20 MS a.
titude toward The movement TIC nomin-
ats him for governor was received
here today In a ;clter to Frnnk
Click. secretary OF the Saratoga eoun-
ty Democratic convention who had
Informed him Of the resolution adopt
ed by the convention. endorsing him
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18

before the American vice consul pro-
cured bond for them.
AT length, In their absence, they
were convicted by a court Of being
revolutionlsts and but for the firm.
meas OF Mr.. Van Blaroum. In refusing
10 give them up, would probably have
been executed Finally ascertainlng
the sailing time of the steamer Hi
ram. and having secured passage they
stole an engine and rode to the port
TO the end of the town. where they
go, aboard. Miller going TO British
Honduras. while Downing came to
New Orleans. en- route TO his home
at Salem. Orc.
Mr Downing says those In author
ity at Puerto Cortoz are all anti
American and the house OF Miller on
which the American rag was raised.
was looted by the soldiers and the
nag cut TO shreds.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18

BABIES DIE
At A FAIR
Little Ones Did Not Receive tho
Proper Attention and
Food. 80
TWELVE WARRANTS
CHARGE oFFENsE
DR.. Douglas Snyder and Wife IN
der Arrest Oh a Serious
Charge.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept f7.-As
result OF the death of three bablel
on exhibition in an incubator at tho
State fah, here. Dr. DohgEos snyder 'of
Plttsbarg. Pa, was arrested today at
Jacksonville. Ind lust across tie.
river
elye warrants were s@ora out To-
day By County Attorney BuIlitt OK
Louis, lie. en- he charge Of stct-
utory offense. and the arrest was
made by Chief OF Police Wall OF JET.
fersonyillc.
DIR. Snyder made a statement DOR
ing the day that the babies died he
cause ne was unable TO siyo them
the proper attention while making Sllc
trip from Chicago to Louisville Tho
deputy coroner found IS gssGl, u
his Investigation that the babies died
OF inanition.
Mrs. Douglas Snyder wife OF the
physician, was arrested at the fair
grounds in louisville tonight, charged
with being an accessory.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18
DOWNFALL OF ONCE
VEAL THY MERCHANT

Ell PASO. Tex. Sept 1T.-Driven to
despair by the lack OF actual ueccs-
stiles OF life. Joseph Espittallier. once
Il wealthy business man of San Fran
cisco, committed suicide here, tonight
by drinking carbolic acid He came
from France ten years ago, accompa-
MED by woman named Blanche
Masse
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18
Thirteen
BALLOONS
IN RACE
Making Effort to Lower the En-
durance Record Of Seventy
Two Hours.
AMERICANS AFTER
TWO NEW RECORDS
Winner Will Represent America
in the international Race
at st. Louis.
AMERICANS AFTER
TWO NEW RECORDS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept IL
Drifting northeast from this city are
thirteen balloons, the largest number
that ever started In a race meet In
the history OF ballooniDg and pilot
cd by the best aeronauts In America.
nine sailing TO win u chance TO rep.
resent America in the international
balloon race which starts from ST.
Louis Oct. Ii and four entered IN tne
Tree for all event. flying the air 10
sdin 4 diamond studded cup,
Breeze Blowing to Northeast.
A light breeze was blowing TO the
northeast as the first balloon. the
Drifter, left the Indianapolis motor
speedway at 3:5S this afternoon and
was carried rapidly away, bat the
breeze died down and the last bal
loon To leave the course. he New
York, which rose at 5:55. was slow
in travelling after its companions.
Only the long delay In scnAius up
the first balloon due to failure to
have the big gas bags properly il-
flated, and the baskets provisioncd
on time, marred the start of the great
contest
All of the balloons travelled TO the
northeast. With the exception of the
America III. which, piioted by August
Post, has made two flights In inter
national races in Europe. and il took
a more easterly course
Allan r. Hawley Is ths pilot now
drifting with the America III. and Au-
gust Post is his aide
For Endurance and Distance.
The American chamnfonshi racn ia
both for endurance and distance. Dis
tance Is the goal of the four balloons
entered in the free for all contest
Seventy-two hours is the record for
endurance. made in an interna tional
race which started from Berlin, and
the distance record is $50 miles made
by Oscar Erbslohc, who sailed from
ST. Louis to the New Jersey coast
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18
ALLEGED MURDERER
COMMITS SUICIDE
Left the Court Room After the
Trial and Takes His
Own Life.

DONOPHAN, Mo, Sept 17.-Thom-
as ~ Kennon, who was on trial on
the charge Of murder, left the court
room today and killed himself in his
room In hotel, EIe left note which
read
Swearing lies has ruined me. Good
bye to all my friends"
Kennon was charged with killing
+. NJ. Hughes. nelghbor. He plead
ed seli-defense 1t was expected that
the testimony in the case would be
completed today.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18
INTERSTAE COMMERCE
SSlON'S HEARING

WASHINGTON, Sept 17.-An-
nounccment was made by the inter
state commerce commits sion today
that Commissioners Clements, Lane
and Clark and probably Prouty would
occupy the bench when the hearing
OF the western freight advance was
resumed next Monday in Chicago.
Commissioner Clements will be the
presiding commissioner In the alb
seDce of Chairman Knapp. who will
he detained in Washington by urgent
buSineSS
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18
EY-aUssIA MiLiTA6Y ALL
6NCE

PARIS. Sept 47.-The Temps con-
firms the report tn Turkey and
Russia have entered i2to military
alliance. and s3ys Inc The convention
indicates Turkeys re-approachment
with the movers in the Triple alii-
ance.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18
POLITICIAN SHOOTS
A RIVAL CANDIDATE

SEQUIN. Tex. Sept. 17-County
Judge n. NJ. Wursbach OF Guaoaloupc
county was shot but not fatally wound
ed today by Adolph Seidemann, RI
val candidate for the county Judge
ship. on the Independent ticket
Wursbach criticised Seidemann in
a speech yesterday and on his retus-
al to retract today the shooting fol-
lowed.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18
S. P. MACHINIST TEAM
CHALLENGE ALL-STAR.

2-Se Southern Pacific machi1sts'
baseball =teart-Aelieyei that - &sfi'
defea, the Ali-Star eotn y team. and
issue challenge zs5i- x series, AMI
are willing to post $500 real money
TO back up their opinion
Any communication answering the.
challenge should be sent TO Captain
J. l.. Stone.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18
(1AYNOR MAY RUN
FOR GOVERNOR

for the Democratic nomination for
governor the mayor replies;
Il thank yor for your letter and
the resolution which you inoiose.
snail have TO carefully consider the
matter in the near future
When Mayor Gaynor took Office no
said that he intended to serve tho
full term OF four years.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18

NV rOhn. SEPT l'--.Aiiss Mary
Ma.nenDe. ,ne oo-isss, Is saiu 70 be
SCI .uuoiy an at n.OseNeie hospital m
THIS cIty. 10 wnicn pace sne was re-
moveu dtter Il. IenSdI sal earDer IN
the week. Her LinesS Is attributed
20 appen4icius, Ior wulcn an oper-
.,ion waa performed Immediately ait
er ner uoImtCance 20 tne In5lliduon.
MISS .aaunern9 WAS preparing TO play
the leading ole In a Mans MorG'
with the o0uberts manaSiAG the PA.
duction. MISS Malncrns, VINO Is
the divorced wife oi James X. Hack.
eft. the actor. has held q conspicu-
Gus place en- the stage Tor several
years. She was born In London Apni
%, 1876 and made her debut In
Hero and Leander" She appeared
in ShakeSpearcan roles la the British
provinces when she was Is In 1895
she. appeared 10 The Courtship of
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-18
G g @ 90 O o @ Q G o o O C 900
@ NEW ORLEANS POPULATION. g

9 Washington, Sept. 1.-THE @
. population of New Orleans ls @
G 337 .O05. an Increase of 51.95l, or 9
g ls.1 per cent, as compared with O
@ 7.104 In 1900. g
C @ @ Q 9 9 Q @ O G Q @ Q O O G 0
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
SCARE OFF THIS
POSTAL THIEF

GEORGETOWN, Del. April 7-An at
tempt to rob the money drawer of the
Georgetown post office was frustrated bv
Deputy Postmaster Chester Walls. all
though the thief escaped The attempt
was made al a time when no one was in
the post office except a woman. who was
at the money order window. Walls was
busy making out the money order when
he heard some one come in and mo-
ment afterward pull at the money drawer
by reaching through the delivery window.
Whoever was at the drawer heard hrs
coming and darted out Of the nearby door
so that Walls had time only to see that
the Intruder was a colored man.
Alone in the Office Walls could not leave
the place, and. with no one to follow. the
man was gone from sight when the a arm
was given and bystanders looked for the
thief A deposit had been made in the
bank only an hour before. and in the
drawer there was only some small change.
OF this the man obtained only small
amount, and in his flight part Of this was
dropped.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
CURES PIMPLEs QUICKLY.
Simple Remedy That Clears Skin
Quickly of All Eruptions.

Simple Remedy That Clears Skin
Quickly Of All Eruptions.
For several weeks past n b. Dan
forth has done the biggest business he
ever had in any one article in selling
Hokara. the skin food that has won
so many friends in Wilmington
It has been found to be an absolute
cure not only for all minor skin trou-
bles, such as pimples, blackheads.
herpes, acne, scaly scalp. complexion
blemishes, itching feet. piles. etc, but
for the worst sores, ulcers. or even
chronic eczema and salt rheum. There
has yet to be found any form of
wound or disease affecting the skin or
mucous membrane that Hokara does
not heal. and its action is so instan-
taneous that those who try it are sim
ply delighted with it right from the
start
In spite of its unusual curative
powers. the price is trihing. To con-
vince every one of its merits, n. 3.
Danforth will sell liberal l-sized jar for
25c: larger size SOC. And remember
that il you do not think II does what
it claims. you get your money back.
You certainly can afford to try It on
this plan.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07

cut was accordingly made TO $500 900.
GET TOTAL OF 81 $4,000
In other words, the Si5O.O00 contained
in the bill as it passed the House. for
widening the channel at its present
depth 10 included In the amount author
lied for the Improvement recommended
and the 100000 appropriation for main
tonance Is allowed 10 stand as Il is.
It had been hoped that the commit
tee would authorize Sl,2500O for the
thirty -hve-foot Improvement In addi-
ton to the appropriation Of A5O,OOO for
widening. Thus the total authorization
for Improvement is 81 Use 600, with $780,
600 for maintenance.
The members of the Philadelphia
delegation in the House are not entire
~ satisfied with the curtailment and
believe that In view OF the recon-
mendation Of the Board OF Engineers,
the appropriations should have been at
least Si.250.000 exclusive Of the amount
appropriated for widening the channel.
At the present rate of appropriation
the time OF completing the project will
be delayed two or three years.
The bill will be reported to the sem
ate to-day and will carry about S55000,-
600 or sil 900 900 more than the House
bill
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
50 MEN ANp WOMEN

n. g. Danforth, the enterprising
druggist. is advertising today for fifty
men and women 10 take advantage of
the special half price offer he is MAX
ing on DR. Howard's celebrated specl-
hc for the cure of constipation and
dyspepsia and get a fifty cent package
at half-price, 25 cents
So positive is he of the remarkable
power of this specific to cure these
diseases. as we'll as sick headaches
and liver troubles, that he agrees to
refund the money TO any customer
whom this medicine does not quickly
relieve and cure
With Or. Howard's specific at hand.
you can eat what you want and have
no fear of in consequences. II
strengthens the stomach. gives perfect
digestion, regulates the bowels, ere
ates an appetite, and makes life
worth the living.
This is an unusual opportunity Ia
obtain so doses Of the best medicine
ever made for half its regular price
with the personal guarantee OF a wei
known business man TO refund tn,
money II il does not give satisfaction
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
NEWS NOTES
OF NEW CASTLE
Rural Mail Carrier Takes a
Bride---SpeCiaI Service in
ST. Peters Church

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, April 7.-weldin Vim
ing rural mail carrier and Mrs. Alics
Daisy Devnish, of Galena- Nd, we're mar
ried this afternoon by the Rev. William
George Koons at Scott parsonage, Will
mington. Miss Lola Vining, daughter Of
the groom. was maid of honor and Jeffer-
son Downham best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vining left for a wedding tour through
Maryland. On April a they will be at
home when the X Of p. A. 0. L. w. and
other organizations of which Mr.. Vining Is
a member will serenade the couple.
In Knights of Pythias Hall this evening
there will be a free public lecture by DR..
A. Rabin as the state dispensary car is
now at Battery Station the lecture re-
garding tuberculosis and its prevenuves
will be doubly interesting This is an edu-
cational campaign. and the people are in
vited to attend the lecture and later IN
the week visit the car.
Mr.. Stoops. the new member OF the
Board Of Health got busy yesterday and
had the gutter between Fifth and Sixth
and Delaware streets cleaned.
In st. Peters Church yesterday morning
a very interesting service took place at
the O'Clock mass there we're hundreds OF
children present and the Rev. Father
Shally explained to them each part Of the
mass. while the other priest celebrated the
mass in Latin. Father Shally in English
explained the sacrifice of the new law
While the instruction was for children
the women who were present benefited by
the explanation.
As the Baldwin Locomotive Works has
secured another order for ninety locomo-
tives from the Southern Railway company
tile local steel plants will receive mucn
work The local plant gets out az the
frames and other parts for locomotives.
There is reward awaiting the finder
of an automobile glove lost going from
Fifth and Delaware to Dobbinsville. Re
turn to No. a South Fifth street.
There was considerable excitement here
last night when a deputy sheriff appeared.
He had fifty summarizes for witnesses in
the liouor cases to be heard on Saturday
] in Wilmington
Shad fishermen are having considerable
trouble on account Of buoys and lasts
in the river as they tear the nets.
At the meeting Of the Good win Fire
Company last evening it was decided to
give an excursion to Tolchester Beach
in June. New belts for the company we're
ordered and the constitution and bylaws
were distributed to the members.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
CHIEF JUSTICE
AT OLD DRAWERS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NuDDLETOwN. Del. April 7.-Old
Drawers Church. one mile from Odessa,
viii hold its annual reunion on Sunday
June fifth I'm the old church. The Rev.
Warren H. Wilson. p. II. D.. assistant
superintendent Of the Home Missionary
Society OF New York city. will preach in
tho morning. Dr. Wilson makes a speciality
Of assisting disabled country churches lie
is friend OF the Rev. r. l.. Hallett, re-
Gently. Of Odessa. Chief Justice James
Pennewnl will make an address in the al
ternoon. The music viii he in charge Of
Odessa choir which will probably be as
sisted by Mrs. Warden j. Humphreys. Of
Wilmington.
The Friends OF Old Drawers will
have charge OF the services in the after
noon. The officers of the Friends are:
President, D. W. Corbit. odessa; vice.
president. Thomas J. Craven Sa'em. n.
j.: secretary. Miss s. Cornelia Bowman.
Wilmington; treasurer. George Janvler,
Middetown The trustees Of the church
are Thomas J. Craven Salem, n. j.:
Herbert II. Boyd, Philadelphia; William
G. Janvier, St. Georges; ECIarence z.
Pool. Isaac j. Woods, and Howard A.
Pool. McDonough. Mrs. Lewis c. Vande-
grift Of Wilmington, was one OF tho
trustees at the time Of her death
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
SUSSEX COUNTY COURT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del. April Be
cause Of the illness Of Miss Bessie
White. daughter of Attorney Robert c.
White. the Tull case. which was to
have been taken up at the session Of
court this morning was postponed un-
I'll the October term. All the cases
in which Mr.. White acts as counsel
have been carried over until the Octo-
ber term. II is not known definitely
whether William j. Turpin- charged
with murder. will be tried to-day or
not when the Court of oyer and Termi-
ner opens. James NJ Tunnel has
been appointed by the court as coun-
sci and il will depend on whether he IS
ready TO try the case.
Very little will be done in Superior
Court at this term. as most Of the
cases marked for trial are I'm the hands
Of Mr.. White. Argument and divorce
cases will be heard to-day. No Grim
iual cases were tried at the session
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
ASSAULT MERCHANT
AND ROB HIS STORE

CHESTER. Pa. April Charles T.
Spencer. dealer in merchandise, was
murderously assaulted in his store by
an unidentified colored man, who
knocked him down and robbed him Of
about 500 in cash. The assailant es-
capped, leaving the merchant lying un-
conscious on the floor in "A pool OF blood.
which flowed from a long scalp wound
on the back Of his head and from a
split and lacerated ear.
An hour later Spencer revived and
staggered TO the door. blood still flow
ing from his Injuries. Or. J. L. For
wood was summoned and took the in
jured man home. His condition is seri-
GUS The police are searching the city
for the assailant. Of whom they have
a good description. but they fear he
has had ample time TO escape.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
PLAN TO BOOM
GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOwN, Del. April To bring
industries to Georgetown business men Of
the town are back Of movement to form
a Board of Trade and will meet Friday
night to effect an organization During
the past month four inquiries we're re-
ceived by private individuals from manu-
featuring concerns asking what chances
there were for settling an Georgetown, and
the business men have decided that the
time is right for an effort to boom the
town. Not only will the Board endeavor
to gain Industries for the town, but a
movement for clean streets and alleys.