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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-16
TAFT IS SHOCKED

Beverly, Oct. 15,-Taft was inform
ell of the death of Senator Dollver
late tonight He was greatly shocked
by the news, He regarded Dolliver
as one of the most forceful senators.
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ANN ARBoR PLAYED HARD.

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct, l5,-l -lIniver-
sity Of Michigan team had to play all
the football they knew to win from
Michigan Agricultural today. to 3.
The University, by shift of forma.
tions, took the ball part way and
beautifully executed a forward pass
which carried the oval close to the
goal.
Greene scored a touchdown on q
fake kick from placement.
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Delivers illness dates back over a
year ami half or before his going
to Washington the -ast session OF
congress, when he was slightly III.
Last spring he had trouble with his
eyes, and submitted to an operation.
A few weeks later word was re-
ceived that he was confined to bed
on account Of illness. 1t was given
out by mis- friends that he was
threatened with general collapse.
AT the close Of congress, DoIliyer
announced that he would take a
long rest, and that he would 60 ID
New Mexico to recuperate his
health. He spent a few weeks there
and returned to Iowa, declaring the
Iowa climate was good enough for
him and tnat ne would remain at
home until congress convened again.
Dolliver announced before the Re-
publican convention Of Iowa that he
was in the best of health. He was
chosen permanent chairman of the
convent on.
At the beginning Of IaFollettes
campaign in Wisconsin, Doliver am
nounced mis- intention of entering that
state to assist LaFoIiette. In the
meantime, he had gone into Ohio and
Indiana, TO investigate some records
relative relative to the international
rubber trust. He worked hard and
this is thought to have effected nis
health,
A week ago he took to his bed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-16
ONE SIDED GAME.

Annapolis, Oct t5,--In a one-sided
Washington and jefferson, 15 to 0.
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Calunrny

Some vile traducer says that Q
month before marriage and month
after death men regard their wives AZ
angels OF the remaining time he has
nothing to say.
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eRlNNElL BEAT SIMPSON.

Grinnell, Ia, Oct. 15-Grinnell de.
feated iSmpson, of Indianola, in a.
atubbornly fought game today, POI
to 5.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-16
DRAKE u. BEAT COE.

Des Moines, la, Oct. 15.-Drake
University had little difficulty defeat
ing Coe College of Cedar Rapids, %
TO 0.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-16
AmES WON GAME.

Ames, Ia, Oct 15.-The State Agri.
cultural College won easily today, %
to Q.
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Revised.

It is easier for camel to get into
the public eye than for a rich mans
wife and daughters to keep out of the
same.--Puck.
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good citizens"

TT. Dodge, la, Oct 1J.--UnIted
States Senator Jonathan Prentiss
Dolliver died of delitation OF the
heart, caused by an attack Of acute
indigestion at his residence at 1880
o'clock tonight, while being rubbed
by an osteopath. Delivers sudden
demise was wholly unexpected by his
relatives and friends, who thought he
had almost recovered from an attack
Of indigestion from which he had
been suffering a week,
Dolliver had been up all day and
had made trip from his residence
down town, He told several men
whom he met that he believed he had
completely recovered from the indIs-
position which followed his trip
through Wisconsin on a speech max
Ing tour.
While working over Dolliver, the
Csteopath physician was using an In
strnment TO listen to the senator's
heart action. The physician unex-.
pectedly discovered that he was no
longer hearing the heart beat. He a.
first thought the instrument was
faulty, but an examination revealed
that the patient was dead
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-16

15.--Stany him The pug
Keh mewegh list with his toward
the Sudden
result being shot through the door with rife in his
by A, a ranch hands and said keche
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Evening journal., 1910-03-16

THE MAN AND THE METHOD
Among many interesting and instru
tive features OF the iate national hu
ticultura congress at COuncll Bluh
la. perhaps none has reccived great'
rommeudatiou and publicity than u
ipple exhibit Of a Mr. Mlncer Of HaI
Durg. Ia. little town located in Fr
mont. the southwest county OF ta
,tate. II seems that Mr. Mincer b.
for several years past had charge
4 twenty acre orchard. which for sun
line previous had been badly neGie
ID On taklng charge he began epra
tng and gave the orchard in other o.
spects the best care he could. La
year be attended the horticultur
show at Council Bluffs and exhlbiii
/ few apples. bat they were not up
The standard Of the western frui
aowever. he sept his eyes open. too
notes aud pumped the western ranch
men as 70 Just how they produced thei
ane fruit. He found that Il was b.
living intensive. pninsiasing care {.
few acres which made improve,
methods possible. Ife acted on thl
uggestion and devoted most OF hi
Intention last season TO seven acres
When he appeared at the fruit show
asst November he had al exhibit whicl
was considered by both visitors an,
.udges 70 be one OF the very finest Il
lie hall. He mad gained size and col
or. while IN the packing of his ex
libit he had been assisted by a yOunl
lady who had had experience in Idah
hacking houses The net result OF hi
efforts was that he was awarded
number OF tho most valuable prize
md trophies which were put up. d
he business side he not only receive
high prlce FOR the choice apples lel
ifter his SHOW stock was selected. bu
vas offered SS box straight for hl
xhlbit fruit THIS instance not onl
ulnts 10 the immense educational va
% Of these national frUli exhibits I
| rl7idIng stimulus for better effort
ut shows What is even more impo
ant-thnt after all is said and don
Is lnure the man aud his metho
IAN II Is climate and soil that al
le chief determining factors IN II
t.ainment Of sucress IN the fruit bus
ess. This mans achievement shOu
ae q source OF encouragement TO fru
growers in eli sections.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
PAINT AND POWDER
CLUB FOR THE CITY

John Brainard, who has figured promin-
emily in local dramatic work for num-
ber of years, is now organizing an associa-
ton to be known as the Apollo Paint and
Powder Club. The organization will con-
sist wholly OF local talent and is gotten
together for the purpose Of portrayng TO
the public a repertoire Of popular plays
which Mr.. Brainard guarantees VII. be
of strictly first class order. lie has sue
ceeded in obtaining the cooperation OF
l.. A. Beatty of this city, who has form
ally had several years experience in the
atrical work and coaching. The plays will
be produced under the direction OF Mr.
Beatty Their first production VIII be Will
son Il. Benefits drama. Nell the Waif, -
which will be a forerunner OF several
more. cast will consist OF Alice Feeney,
Bertha Worth, May keenan,, L. Beatty, j.
Brainard, sydney H. Green, i. A. Gipp.
]. HorislS Fred Green, Robert Camel, f.
Yerger, II. Davis. C. Wethorby Tho Dia-
mond uartette and others.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
LOAN CASE GOES OVER
FOR TRIAL ON FRIDAY

Tho hearing p. Boggs. said to be
manager of Herman loan company here
which was to have taken place before
Magistrate Gluclman this morning,
was postponed until Friday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. At this time Arthur L.
Wickenhoefer, also said to be a loan
company manager, will be arraigned
for trial on charges of exacting more
than the lawful rate Of interest on
loans.
Philip L. Garrett appears for both
men and Caleb L. Burchenal for the
state. BY agreement Of counsel il
was decided TO take up Boggs' case
at the same time Wickenhoefer is ar
raigned.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
Stock Markets

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK March 16.-The widening
of the field Of labor troubles reflected I'm
demands for increased wages In various
new quarters, caused continued uneasiness
in the market and the tone was generally
feverish and unsettled. Price changes ia
the majority OF issues at the opening and
i'm the early trading were again In the
direction Of a substantially lower level, al
though stock in which there was active
speculative interest made slight gains on
the initial transactions
II o'clock-Rumors that J. +. Morgan.
who is travelling in Italy, was seriously Ill
were circulated on the stock exchange to-
dav with the evident intention OF caus-
ing activity on the bear side. And des-
pite absolute denials from Morgans Of
hce the rumors were temporarily success
A week ago teh rumor was that Morgan
was dead and to-days story makes 1t ap-
parently certain that a group Of traders
rs - IN. the state of the great f1nanciers 8
health 10 further their operations.
Owing TO the temporary slump, many
stop orders we're executed. which added
10 The downward trend. The heaviest OF
these stop orders was met I'm Steeu COM
mon al s4 10, forcing 1t down to 50 Is.
THE selling for a time came from import
There was heavy liuuidation in Reading
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific. Amalsa-
mated and Smelters. lndustrais suffered
the same as the railway stocks,
Government unchanged; other bonds
lower.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
THE PLODDER.

do not be a plodder," say the writ
ers who tell us how to succeed in life.
l object!
Ii is the plodder who wins
The power Of the slow. sure. patient,
persistent plodder is the ~ce that
does things.
Most young men need to learn the
secret of that power. They are in
clined by temperament aud teaching to
grow tired of patient progress and to
try the short cut to SUI ess.
Plodding Is a habit Of mind that
needs to be learned.
Watch the construction Of n great
dam or q big stone building. A stone
goes up at q time and slowly. One
may scarcely note the changes from
day 10 day. Yet constantly the work
approaches to completion.
Remember how the constant drip
ping of the water wears away the
stone.
Or bow the little SNOWFALL grows.
Let such ideas sink deeply into your
mind. They will finally become a part
of the machinery OF your thinking.
Then put them into practice. Faith
fully followed such an experience will
DC worth thousand 6eeting impulses
or ten thousand resolutions.
Genius itself is only a genius for
work.
10 learn how TO plod one must learn
to love his work--the Joy of doing.
The pleasure is not in the completion.
bur IN the planning and worklng-the
planning to pIod and the pIodding.
And
DO not forget the power OF plodding
is cumul9tive-thn is TO say. the more
you pl0d tlin easier II becomes and the
more IL counts.
Edison. The brilliant inventor, is a
plodder-- no less. The successful man
is always patient with routine.
Teach yonr boy 10 plod.
And point out to him that ploddinG
is but another word for pluck. &
The boy is impatient. impulsive.
Flooding az his task is the only way
he can steady himself. You owe it tu
your boy or girl to show how it may
be done.
And the courage of it!
The plodder goes steadily on through
bright and through cloudy weather. up
and onward though the way be mar
row and ful Of thorns. The band dcss
not play. The tumult and the shout
ing die. bu the plodder plods on.
Hail to the plodder.
You cannot keep him from his goal.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
HAS PARTY ON 75th
BIRTHDAY ANNlVE RSARY

q Surrounded by children. grandchildren
and one great grandchnd, Mrs. Mary
Ahrens celebrated her seventy-nfth birth-
day at the home OF her son. John r..
Ahrens. No. 23ii Market street last even
ing. Mrs. Ahrens IS hale ana hearty FOR
her ago and enjoyed the occasion as much
as tho children about her.
Mrs. Ahrens is the widow Of Herman
Ahrens. at ono timo q woll-known pork
packer IN this city. She has two sons
John r., Of this city, and Herman Ahrons,
OF Philadelphia. sovon grandchildren and
one great grand ohild.
Mrs. Ahrens received a food OF souve-
mir postal cards bearing congratulations
from friends IN New York city. Philadcl-
phia, Baltimore and Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
HOSPITAL MAY MAKE
CHANGES In STAFF

The annual meeting of the Della
ware Hospital managers will be held
at that institution at . o'clock this
afternoon. The annual report which
was published recently contains much
interesting data.
It was said today that some changes
would be made in the staff Of physi-
clans for the ensuing year but they
would be Of little Importance.
Vice President Lewis p. Bush will
preside at the meeting, President Thigh
man Johnston's presence being re-
quired in court
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
CONSERVATION CONGRESS
HELD IN MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL. MINI, March 16.-Min-
nesota inaugurated the first state Con-
servation Congress ever held in the
United states today.
The congress opened in the Audi
torium and will continue through the
week. Archbishop John ireland OF st.
Paul presided.
An address by Secretary Of the In
terror Ballinger at the afternoon ses-
sion will be the most notable utter
ance Of the day. He will speak on
'"rhe public domain and national OBJ
legation regarding disposition"
Ex- Chief Forester Plnchot who was
20 have appeared on the first day of
the Congress, has wired that he can
not come.
Governor Eberhardt delivered an
address OF welcome today.
Clinton r. Woodruff OF Philadelphia
secretary OF tho National Civic FEEDER
alton, spoke on civic reform"
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Have success with your bread, use
pillsbury's best f1our.s
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
superintendent OF Schools. city ol
Wilmington.
Mt. VERNON TEAMS
WIN TWO GAMES

At Brecks Mill last night, the Mt
Vernon FIRST basketball team defeat
ID tho All-Star team from Brownson
Library by the score OF 40~to "a. The
All star team were outclasscd by the
,lovcr work OF the Mt Vernon team.
In tho preliminary game tho Mt.
Vernon second team defeated the
Brownson third team by the score of
u to 13 in an exciting game.
The Mt. Vernon first team is with
sut game FOR Friday evening and
would like 10 hear from any team in
.he city.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
WANT VACUUM
CLEANER FOR p. o

Postmaster NJ. Howard Jester, the new
custodian Of tho Federal Building, is get
ting prices on vacuum eanor for the
postoffco building. It IS suggested that
some kind Of cleaner should be put to
work in the building because Il needs at
tention.
Dr. Evan @. shortlldgc a well-knowu
physician suggested to-day that a tag day
be held to raise sufficient money TO have
the building properly cleaned.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
SENATOR rlLLMAN MUCH BETTER

BY United Press LePsed Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. Aarch 16.-Altnough a
month ago his physicians gave no hope
for his recovery. Senator Tillman is now
strong enough to stand a trip from Wash
ington to his home at Thenton, s. c.. and
declares to-day that he will. after n thor
ough rest, return TO his duties in the Sem
ate
After his sudden attack Of paralysis,
the doctor stated that even In the case Of
his recovery. which is improbgble, he
would never regain his power OF speech
and had slight chances OF ever having
tho use Of his right hand or leg. BY sheer
will power and his rugged constitution
however. tho Senator fought back 10
life and comparative health.
lie leaves this afternoon at 4 o'clock. sc-
oompaned by his wifo and daughter. Miss
Sophie Tilinan
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
WOMEN MAccABEES
HAVE NIGHT OF PLEASURE

Members Of Beta Hive. No. l. Ladies
OF the Maccabees. were the guests last
night OF Wilmington Tent No. Q.
Knights of Maccabees. at Eden Hall
Twenty-Five dollars offered by Will
mington Tent was awarded to Percy
Allen. Sir Knight Commander Frcye.
Of Baltimore was present and made an
address.
An ciRcrtainmcnt was given I'm which
Miss N4tkars and her sister and Miss
Mildred G. Fincher, members OF Miss
MacIIenry's School OF Elocution.
participated.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
Financial and Commercial

r. d. Iackey & Co. stated to-day.
strike and monetary conditions seemed
to have more effect on prices to-day than
yesterday, and the first hour and half
stocks declined from one TO two points.
There seemed to be lack of support until
near noon hour when some substantial
buying orders were placed which rallied
tn centre market to about half of its
mornings recession, and indications are
that further recovery VIII ensue this
afternoon. Sales of stocks to noon were
f76, 400 shares. AS the decline In the mar
ket has proceeded three days. Il is stated
a good advance will start probably from
these levels. There is nothing new IN the
Philadelphia strike situation although the
prince OF Z. r. r. receded on talk that
the conference between the factors inter-
ested was a failure, although II Is believ-
ed some methods will present themselves
tlpt will satisfy both Sides
C. /. Hudson and Co. stated this morn
ing: steel officials report a satisfactory
gain In new business. This may help the
stock a little. but some suspect inside
liquidation While such talk Is going on"
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
COMPULSORY
LAW UPHELD
Continued From Wrist Pare.

Continued From First Page.
them in a sea.ed envelope from the SUI
perintendents office. and bearing his sig |
nature In ink.
Department Of Public Education
The City Of Wilmington
Wilmington, DeI,......19
.......... .......s.... ..................
You are hereby notified that your
............. aged ......... years, is
not in attendance IN any Of the schools
OF this city. Under the Compulsory
School Law. he is required TO be regu-
lar in attendance and correct in con-
duct for at least five months each
year whilst the Public Schools are
IN session. This matter should re-
ceive your Immediate attention.
BY order OF the Board of Public
Education
Geo. W. Twitmyer.
Superintendent of Schools
Then follows a copy Of the law.
Ordinarily an interval OF ten days
is observed. and 81 no attention has
been paid, a second notice Is sent IL
no attention is paid 20 this, ono of
the printed blanks reproduced below
is filled out and sent 90 police officer.
COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAW.
Notice TO officer TO Compel Attendance
10 .-....-.......'.....,.- .,.-.-.......r.s..
....... ..4..........-..... ..-......
You are hereby notified 10 proceed
against ....-..-.............
Of school, No ......, City OF VIII
,nington. State of Delaware, whose
Post Office Address is. No. ..........
Street, or Avenue. in city OF Whining
ton state OF Delaware; and OF such
child the person IN parental relation
is ..........-.-..... .............. Tee. o..
whose Post ONCE Address is No..
......... Street. or Avenue, city Of
Wilmington, Delaware, as a disorderly
person before some Justice Of the
Peace, Magistrate, or Alderman, with
In the city OF Wilmington, as provid-
I'd for in the Act entitled AN Act TO
Compel The Attendance OF Children
At the Public Schools OF the State"
.s........-.......
superintendent OF Schools, City OF
Wilmington.
From these notices, Il is contonded
parents have plenty Of time 81 they
wish 10 avoid arrest for the failure N
.hoir children TO attend school.
Members Of the Board OF Education
approve OF what has been done and
feel that Il is for tho best interests
Of the children concerned as well as
for tho best interests Of the children
of the community.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
NOW in NEW QUARTERS

The Mercantile Agency. r. G. Dun and
Company. proprietors. has removed its
quarters from the second floor OF the Lore
Building. at Ninth and Market street. TO
room No. 5i2 Equitable Building. The To-
cal office Of the agency was located In It's
former offices over twenty years. It's new
quarters in the Equitable Building are
elegantly appointed.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
JOHNSON TO TRAIN
Al OCEAN VIEW, CAL

CHICAGO. March 16-Jack Johnson
announced to-day the selection of
Ocean View, outside of San Francisco.
as the place where he will undergo
training for his fight with Jim Jeffries.
He will give perhaps less than two
months TO preparing for the bout.
To his trainers and sparring partners
he added Tommy Ryan. former middle
weight star. Ryan Is credited with
knowing much about Jeffries ring
methods. having once trained tho Call
bornian.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
ONE LEGGED MAN
CANT BE WHOLLY DRUNK

WILKES BARRE. Pa, March 16-
Alderman oJhn IT, Donahue to-day de-
cidcd that because a man with a wood
on leg is drunk, he cannot be termed
wholly drunk. but only about two
thirds full. lie applied this principle
in nning John Buckson. He said the
usual nne was 81, but would charge
Buckson only 6z cents. Buckson paid.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
Another Nsw House for A.hIey.

L. L. Willis has purchased a home
site at Ashly Of five lots and will i'm
mediately begin the construction Of a
handsome and artistic residence. Eight
other new houses are now in process
Of erection in this suburb
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
MS NoTE FoR s7ooo Is GOOD.

IN Superior Court to-day a decision was
handed down In favor OF the plaintiff in
tho case OF Otto Miller VS.. tho Whining
ton Trust Company. executor OF Samuel
d. Forbes. The decision was that $1,000
note. signed by s. y. Forbes was owl
dence that he and Samuel d. Forbes woro
tho same person. Miller held the notc.
dated August Z, 1906.
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
New plaoe For PROT. Holloway.

NEW CASTLE, March l6.-Professor
tH y. Holloway FOR many years sup
srinicndcut Of the New Castle public
lrhOols, has ben elected supervising
principal Of the Bordentown, NJ y.
bnblic schools. Iio. siecteds W. G..
PenholloW. -
Evening journal., 1910-03-16
CHANDLER :, yPHs5sHnsE P%ssInsF

No. PA w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day OF night
Bodies In Boarding Houses. HoteIs
and Hospitals removed and cared FOR
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Annnintnenta nrSt-claSs. Both PhonoA