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DeathS.

June e-wlism A. Rider Fort Douglas. %
years. ncphvitis.
juno e-Morgarct D. ". zanc westIey apart
mepts 75 years. pneumonis.
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They Put an End TO II

Charles Sable, 30 Cook ST Ro.bas
ter, n. Y, says he recommends Foley
Kidney Pills at every opportunity bc.
cause they gave him prompt relief from
a bad case Of kidney trouble that had
long bothered him, Such a recommen.
dation, coming from Mr.. Sable. is Al.
rect and convincing evidence of the
great curative qualities of Foley Kid.
ney Pills, Schramm-J j ohnson Co,
Haroldi. great Polish vioIinist Salt.
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Strike at Bordeaux.

BORDEAUX. France. June lit
seamcn at this port today voted to go {
strike
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Sailing Cancelled.
Affects Harve.

IfAVRE. June 1.-THE French line
SAYS that IL cannot assure the sailing OF
the liner Rochambeeu for New York or
June Is. There are now 1900 men or
strike and they have asked the crews OF
the Yachts in the harbor TO join them.
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Haroldi; great Polish violinist. Salt.
air, tonight, $3.50.
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DOCK STRIKE HOLDS
UP STEAMER SA|L|NCS
Trouble Begun in England
Fast Spreading to Ports
of France.

LONDON, June 1.-THE atmosphere
near the London docks has become
heated In an infammatory speech to
the strikers today Ben Tillett, the leader,
made Violent attack on Lord Deven-
port. chairman OF the port OF London
authority, whom he declared responsible
Tor the strike. He continued:
"Tha employers want the government
to turn out the soldiers to shoot you. i
want TO say that IL there Is any shoot.
ing l am going TO take gun and shooe
Lord Davenport"
The strikers attempted to hold up
meat convoy General Leggett or the
Truckmens trade union and others were
arrested.
The Sailors and Ffremen's union de-
cided TO vote on the question OF joining
the transport workers and the result VIII
be announced June H.
Tilett, addressing the men on ROVER
Hill, said the transport federation had re-
ceived replies from most OF the atflliated
unions. All had either indorscd the strike
or decided TO take a ballot
Sailing Cancelled.
soUTHAMPToN, June 1.-THE sail
inc of the White Star liner Majestic to-
for New York via Cherbourg has
been cancelled In consequence OF the dock
workers strike.
Evening journal., 1912-01-19
NO CASCARET USER
EVERHASHEADACHE
A 10 Cent Box Will Keep YOur
Liver, Stomach and Bowels
Clean, Pure and Fresh
for Months

Sick headache. biliousness, dizziness.
coated tongue. foul taste and foul
breath-always trace them to torpid
liver delayed fermenting food in the
bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clOgged in the in
testines, instead of being cast out of
the system is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes conges-
tion and that dull, throbbing, sicken-
ing headache.
Salts, cathartic pills, oil and purga-
tive waters force a passageway for a
day or two-yes-but they don't take
the poisons out and have no effect
upon the liver or stomach.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases, take the excess bile from
the liver and carry out of the system
all the decompo, ed waste matter and
poisons in the intestines and bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep--a 10-cent box
from your druggist means inside
cleanliness and a clear head for
months. Ask any of the millions of
Cascaret users if they ever have head
ache.
Evening journal., 1912-01-19
ROUTINE OF The
CITY COUNCIL
Considerable Business Trans
aCted---NO Report Yet
in River Front

City Council transacted consider
able routine business last night No
report was made on the river front
project. Chairman White. of the nav
igation committee, merely. reporting
progress.
A communication received from the
trustees Of st. Pauls NJ. E. Church re-
questing the refunding Of $275.50 in
unpaid taxes, was referred to the
finance committee. The taxes were
paid on the property. No. 705 Market
street, formerly occupied as a church.
and on two lots at Tenth and Jackson
streets on which the new st. Paurs
Church was erected.
More letters Of protest from parties
in the Eleventh ward. to the closing
of Beech street. between Connell and
Franklin streets, were received and
read. Included in the list were COM
munications from the Polish Turner's
Society, Mt. Zion Colored A. U. M. p,
Church, Valintine Dobeck. John
Fisher, Mrs. Mary A. Dougherty,
Thomas II. Harkins and the Eleventh
Ward Polish Republican Club. The
letters We're ordered referred to the
Street and Sewer Department.
No opinion on the legality of clos
ing the said street. wiping it from the
city map was received from the City
Solicitor.
The Water Department was al
lowed $4,000 on account of its third
quarterly appropriation. This depart
ment turned over to the Council last
week a total Of S25.30S19.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Stovor,
transferring $1O96. interest allowance
to the active account in the National
Bank of Delaware. was passed. Other
resolutions offered by the finance
chairman, one transferring S25 from
the active account to the fuel ac-
count. and the other transferring
$500 from the interest appropriation
to the city election account were
passed
An ordinance amending sections in
the building loans. effecting the erec-
ton Of porches and outside staihways
received a first and second reading
and was referred to the law COM
mittee.
City Treasurer Lednum reported a
balance in bank of $t76,421.31. The
tax collectors reported collections Of
s4,0O9.59 during the week. which is n
hetter showing than made by them in
some time.
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LEcTrRE oN sHAKEspEARE..

Three parlor lectures on Shake
speare are 20 be given by DR.. Edgar
c. Abbot, of Boston, under the au-
spices of the Y. w. c. A., during the
month of February. The first lecture.
on "Othello,' is scheduled for Thurs
day, February I, at the home of Mrs.
j. Frank Ball; the second, king
Henry the Fifth" for February ., in
the New Century Club parlors, with
Mrs. w. G.. Mendinhall as hostess;
the third, king Lear" for February
10, at the home of Mrs. Martin Lane.
Evening journal., 1912-01-19
rNnER PEACE RONnS.

sleighs for sale at White Bros,
Front and Orange.'
Evening journal., 1912-01-19
RACK no THE NAVY.

Sergeant Wardle took Leo Haughey
70 League Island Navy Yark yester-
day. Haughey is 10 years of age and
Is wanted for alleged desertion.
Evening journal., 1912-01-19

Magistrate Gluckman last night
held John Domanski and Patrick
Walls under 5000 peace bonds.
Evening journal., 1912-01-19

Yerger's 419 Shipley street. for Pic
lures. Frames and Artist suoplies.@
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CAMPAIGN PLANS
LEFT TO WILSON BY
THE COMMITTEE.

BALTIMORE. July s.-Gov. Wilson
Will determine the direction @. his OWL.
campaign, pass upon the Instability Of
appointing campaign committee and
confer viti subcommittee Of the Ma
t.unal Committee on the nam ng of tho
Officers a. the New Democratic National
Committc.,
This was she sense ~ the members Of
the new National Committee which met
to-day. and, after continuing the OIL
GERS Of tine old committee In power un-
al permanent organization was eff
fcctcd. designed suh-commbttee of i've,
consisting OF Chairman Mack. Secretary
Wood sou ana thrcc other mlttcemeu
to consider with Gov. Wilson on the
permanent rGIni2atlon Of the new com
mittec.
1t was stated IN committee meeting
| that the continuance OF the retiring Of
| iiCers uniI y permanent orsaIL2a Ion
was perfected was agreeable to Coy.
| W ilson
a protest by William OShaughnessS
OF Rhode Island against the seating al
| National committeeman George T.
| Green. from that State was override,
by the committee, II was held tina
since the convention had certified tn,
| pcrsoNn'l ~ the comm.tt,e the memt,
| ns named must be accepted
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for favoritc sons. and there were appar-

for favoritc sons. and there were appar-
emily many OF them.
I'm my opinion Gov. Wilson II the
strongest candidate the Democracy
could put sforward In this national
crisis Certain 1t is he will be an ex-
celleht candidate on whom all elements
OF the Democracy can harmonic.
Bryan should be eliminated from
the party. His Characterization OF the
New York delegation was unwise. I'M
gracious and extremely imprudent. lie
trailed the party through the mire with
cankcr y. sellishness eating It. He
sold the truth TO save the hour.
Bryan should be the last man In the
world to attack the predatory interests.
because there was not Democrat at all
prominent in the party who did not
support OF Bryan In one or more of the
campaigns when Bryan himself was the
candidate for the Presidency.
In order to win and at the same
time retain the admiration OF all Demo-
Gratis. Gov Wilson should rid himself Of
the brand OF Bryan.
We delegates from New York state
went down there as progressives. with
only the good OF the Democratic
cause at heart. despite any statement
to the contrary"
In response to query concerning
| the New York Gubcrnatorial ticket.
| Gov. Dix said: Il think l am entitled
to n denomination. Considering the
present situation IL appears certain
that the Democratic State ticket will
again be elected"
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AMERICANS ADD TO STRING
or OLYMPIC VICTORIES.
Gleason of Boston and Graham
Of Chicago Win in Individual
CLAW Bird Shoot.

STOCKHOLM, sweden, July 3.-The
individual competition in the clay bird
event In the Olymic games was con-
tlnued to-day when the second stage
was concluded. The best aggregates
scored in the first and second rounds
were made by the Americans, a. +.
Gleason, Boston A. A., and j. A. Graham
of the Chicago A. A., with a out OF
possible 70 birds. The German CON
testant. Goelden. with ~ hits. was third.
The third stage will he shot tomorrow.
Sweden was victorious In to-days
team competition for duel shooting at n
distance OF % metres. The Swedish team
of four men made an aggregate OF LAB
points out of a possible 1900, each man
firing 30 shots. Russia and Great Britain
were placed second and third respective
ly. while the United states has to he
satisfied with fourth place, having OBJ
tanned an aggregate OF only los.
Tho best individual score In the COM
petition. however. was registered by the
American. A. =. Lane, who made 2o3
points.
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MARQUARD AFTER
RECORD AGAINST NAP
RUCKER IN FIRST GAME
BATTING ORDER.

POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK. July
3.-Thc greatest pitchers battle of the
season was staged ut the Polo Grounds
this afternoon. when Rubc Marquard
and Nap Rucker, the premier south
paws of baseball went TO the mat In
the first game of n double-header. Up
to this time both of them had been
practically invlnclble. The result OF the
battle meant more to Marduard. how
ever. than 1t did to the Brooklyn star
as on this game depended Vanguard
chance of breaking all pitching records
BY winning nineteen straight games.
The fans evidently had scented .he
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duel in advance, for they nockcd to the
Brush stadium by the thousands. As
early as : a yloch there were l5.oo0 In the
stands and they were still coming IN
streams. That there was much feeling
between the players over the outcome
was shown from the start Manager
DaAlon was put of the coaching lines IN
the first Inning for making protest on
Marpuard's peculiar style of delivery.
claiming hc was making a 1alk. This
was not allowed and Dahlcn became -
noisy that he was sent to the bench.
First Inning-Ncither side scored In
the hIst inning. After Moran ana NOR
then had gone out on long flies. smith
20, base on balls ana Dauhert was
safe on Fletchcr's tumble Of an easy
gruunder. Wheat was out on Ions
| fly that Snodgrass caught after a Ions
run. No RUNS.
| Fucker was In great form and started
off by striking ont SnodgrlTa. Doyle
, popped an easy ny to Dammcl ant
smith throw out Merhle. NO RUNS.
r'econd Inning. -Marqauri was pu'
20 Il supreme test In the second wher
Brooklyn got the bases full with non,
out. Hummel got base on halls as 4
starter. Tooloy bounced an easy one In
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FRECKLE-FACE
New Remedy that Removes Freckles
or Costs Nothing.

Here's chance, Miss Freckle-Face. to
try new remedy for frcckles with the
guarantee Of reliable dealer that it will
not cost you penny unless it removes
the frccklcs. while il i, does give YOU n
clear complexion the expense is trifling
Simply get an ounce Of othinc-doublc
strength. from Rkerlicgeman Drug
Stores. and one nights treatment will
show you how easy it is to rid yourself Of
the homcly frccklcs and get beautiful
complexion. Rarely is more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
BE sure to ask Rikcr-Hcgcman Drug
Stores for the double strength othinc. as
this is the only prescription sold under
guarantee Of money back il il fails to re-
move frccklcs.
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All women get bilious, headachy and
constipated imply because they don't
exercise enough. They don't eat coarse
food, or enough fruit and green vcgc-
tables. Those are natures way OF keep
inp the liver and thirty feet of bowels
active; but very few women employ
them. The next best way is delightful,
lruity Syrup of Figs.
Nearly all ills oil women can be over
come with Syrup Of Figs alone. There
is no need to have sick headache, back
ache, dizziness, stomach sour and full Of
gases, bilious spells. sallowness, coated
tongue, bad breath, bad complexion,
nervousness and depression. The surest
and safest remedy is one or two teaspoon
fuls Of delicious Syrup Of Figs. Try this
to-night-you'll feel splendid in the
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MARSHALL WINS ON THE SEC.
OND BALLOT.

ph the hrst ballot william r.
McCombs. the manager OF the Wilson
campaign. Congressman William sulzer
Of New York. Judge Martin Wade of
Town and Covornor oshorn., n, Wyor.
inc were vIvsn yo,.s In a5a,,ior =,
vo,es ca., ,or ,ha ra,,,,ar nana,as,ss
Narsbaii wound nm am III. hai,a, ,,,,,n
aso votes against ~, "a c,s, for hi.
sorsmos, onnnna,,, c., nj 49,, 80
an ~. .noa,S haiin. ,u,,o,
70 vo,os g. H., ~ wa.e.an NJ
iss,nni tho natiya S,,,. 80 CO. chan
h.,IsIn ..t,aha. On -, u,'.'.''
N,ryIand ,yi,hdrou No. pres,n, ana
r.st III yotss ,or W,rshau rhanaas
wrro nmro,nc9, S,,,'' ~, 60 ,ha h,iI
and tho co,,n, ~, ,ta Los. ~, ,hn h,iio,
shaved uarshsIi uitb si,tL yntns Snr,h
naLa,a ~, ,,I,hIro,, u,,,,'a a., -,
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LONDON lAUDS WILSON.

LONDON. July 3,--The press OF Lon.
don. regardless OF politics. to-day APP
plauded the nomination OF Gov. Wilson
by the Democrats at Baltimore. gener-
ally asserting that he was the best
Democrat available,
1T certainly looks like Democratic
success. said the Pail Mall Gazette.
THE nomination OF Wilson will pre-
vent the leakage OF radical votes from
the party TO Roosevelt The selection
Of Wilson viii prove an awkward
buuksy fos 1oeoovelt"
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MADAME If YOU DON'T FEEL RIGHT
TAKE DELICIOUS SYRUP OF fig"
Wastecloggcd bowels torpid liver and decaying food in
stomach cause the sick headache, gas, backache.
salowncss bilousness and Indigestion

morning when the sour bile. clogged up
waste and poisonous matter have been
gently but thoroughly moved on and out
of your system. without nausea, gripping
or weakness. Your head will be clear,
complexion rosy, breath sweet, stomach
regulated; no more constipation. gases,
pains and aches.
1t is simply a matter of keeping your
stomach, liver and bowels clean and
regular. Then you will always be we'll
always look and feel your best.
But get the genuine--the old reliable;
Ask your druggist for Syrup OF Figs and
Elixir of SIENNA" Refuse, with con-
tempt. the so-called Fig Syrups some
times substituted to fool you. The true,
genuine, bears the name California Fig
Syrup Company; look for this on the
label
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front OF the plate. but Meyers hesitated-
for second about throwing to second
and IL was then too late to get his man
at first Miller lined a long single into
left. hut Becker made a great throw to
the plate and Hummcl had to stop at
third. Rucker lifted an easy fly to
Mcrklc. and Moran ficd to Becker and
a beautiful throw again held Hummcl
at third. Northen then fied to Becker
and retired the side. 40 RUNS.
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V Ell OG E N
"Eenu.y's Guardian"

within reach. Used on skin Redeemed by
sun il takes ouf the sting and irritation
and leaves feeling pf coolth and COM
fort. There is none OF the ereasiness
and discomfort that follow the use Of
cold creams. Women fond OF outdoor
sports find Velogcn their hest friend.
Better than cold cream. used the same
way. At all druggists. in collapsiblc
tubes. % cents
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.bRYAN'S FAVOR|TES BEATEN;
GOV. MARSHALL NOMINATED
AS WILSON'S RUNNING MATE
Convention Winds Up With Every
body Shouting for Victory-Nebras-
kan in "Valedictory' Says He
Will Work Hard for Ticket.
BY MARTIN GREEN.
(0taR Correspondent Of The Evening woYid)

BALTIMORE July 3-For the first time since 1892 the Demo-
cratic hosts are departing to-day from national convention without
carrying bitterness and resentment likely have the polls
the gold went away from Chicago Bryan In
1900 delegates went away from City sore at Bryan
In 1904 the and Southern delegates away from St Louis
Parker In 1908 the delegates generally kissed their chances Of
success goodby they nominated Bryan.
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TAMMANY LEADERS ARE NOT
VERY 0ARRULoUs.

la nm. informed ,h., on,, A.
,h,Ii az lndta,. Ia. -, -. Al.
,.u -, A.. - '~.'N y" '"e
w., - '"' "'".' ""e'e". "e sruhteu
ana hurried on MS way, Justice Coma
ian was Just a. garrulous as Col. Har-
vey. hat ON their way up from Bait
more II Is said they agreed TO toin the
harmony hosts ~ moi voc,ferousIv M
lsas, win acaasuic an,hus,as,,
Tha N,ssa.,,,.a,, ,a,'
WIN
s'oou ou' "Sa'hs' wilson uhti the very
last were unanimous In declaring that
they were now In the fight for Wilson
and Marshall and would STAY I'm n mn
the mills closed an rIec,io, nav
w. s,oo, h,. 90, Eo., IN, a., ,,,
s ' 80 '""
si'ue '"'"'' saiu one ueiesa'e' an
then we got aboard the band wason
with whoop.
Mr.. Hearst said, when he was per.
suaded TO talk:
AS have aire,dv .a,d wan, On p.,-
| -, " 49, w
e "o"'u
10 "o"''"u'e'' o'' ue,o' "''"eo 10 support
any progressive candidate ana platform.
| VIII support MI. Wilson,
Il think We viii win." he added. I'm
almost positive OF It,"
a, aid he had enioyed himsel, N.
/ the convention and was satisfied ar mo
result lie was In exc.lIen, hnmor ana
said he would Issue a full statement
later
noV. Johh A. piS returned on A
n er rain' accompanied by Mrs DIN
ineS were W august heimonts pri'
Wv, 'a. s'',eo.a helmoht ana his
ST '"a"sea "a. MahhattAh junction
~ =" 40 ~ 'n,ousn u 'ehpstead'
a,.n 49, n'' w, ~" was pia'eu AZ the
NJ "n,u p, ana MRS
w,s $4,000 rha n s,,,ana station
he waiaorS go, went I,
~ ~ S'p'''' anu 'o-u"y wen
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Children on the Beach

in summertime make pretty picture,
hut constant care is needed 10 prevent
their little faces and limbs from becom..
ing cruelty sunbLrncd. The careful
mother always has tube Of
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TAMMANY IS BACK,
IN RAGE At BRYAN,
BUT FOR NOMINEE
Weary Leaders Unite in Pedict.
ing Victory for Wilson and
the Ticket.
HEARST FALLS IN LINE.
He viii ode Game" and Sup
port Candidate-Dix Bitter
at peerless Leader"
HEARST FALLS IN LINE.

The harmony hosts OF the ncmocratlc
party came boiling Unto town to-day.
shouting the names of Wilson and Mar
snail and prorialfnang thclr enthusiasm
for "a ticket that had been wrought as
pure gold from the melting pot Of dis
cord. Tammany leaders OF high and
low degree, State leaders and National
Committeeman expressed themseives as
all OF one mind on the final selection
OF hte two Democratic Governors to
lead the party to victory at the polls
IN November.
Travel stained and weary. many OF
them wiited and hollow-eyed. there was
stiii enough ginger left in their systems
to Join In tho general joyfest and utter
their certa!nties Of party success. Even
William Randolph Heart wore the visit
ful smile OF one who can struggle to
say II die game and viii support tine
nominee" Mr.. Hearst In not yet able
TO pronounce the name Wilson without
eaton In the throat.
Charles r. Murphy. with Thomas
r. Smith. Secretary OF the Fourteenth
street organization, and Phil Donohue
got home early this afternoon. They
came on the Baltimore and Ohio and
crossed TO Twenty-third street. where
some of the faithful were waiting.
MURPHY PREDICTS A DEMO.
CRATIC NATIONAL VlcToRYa.
Former Sheriff Nick Hayes was with
Mr. Murphy. who. after attending to
some business that had accumulated
In his absence. took the 3.b2 train
on the Long Island for Good Ground.
where he will spend the Fourth. He
said the Wilson ticket would win in
November. United States Senator
upon as the Democratic State leader
because Of his stanch advocacy
Gov. Wilson, returned to Washington.
His office assoc iates said that he
would probably remain there for sew
eral days. John Il. Stanchfield, an
other Wilson delegate OF t1e New
York contingent. got back this morning
and went at once to his country home
at Islip. l.. I.
Several trainloads from Baltimore
came IN over the rail OF the Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad. and among the first to
arrive was Col. George Harvey. editor
OF Harper's Weekly" Supreme Court
Justice Daniel Cohalan was close upon
his heels.
Asked IL he had anything TO say con-
corning the nomination Of Gov. Wilson.
Col. Harvey replied by asking:
But who was nominated for Vice.
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