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Evening journal., 1912-09-27
NEW YORK
REPUBLICANS
NAME HEDGES
Prominent New York Attorney
Selected for Gov
ernOr
WADSWORTH CHOSEN
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
BY The United Press.


CONVENTION HALL, Saratoga. n.
Y, Sept. 97-Job E. Hedges. New
York attorney and noted Republican
orator, was this afternoon nominated
by the Republican state convention as
its candidate for governor.
This action followed three futile
ballots in which Hedges and James
w. Wadsworth of Livingston, fought
for supremacy with dozen other can
didates receiving we'll scattered sup
port.
Before the result Of the third ballot
was made public, a motion to make
the Hedges nomination unanimous
was carried by rising vote.
Hedges was brought to the platform
amidst wild cheering and singing Of:
Hes a Jolly good fellow"
James w Wadsworth, Jr., former
Speaker Of the Senate. was unani-
mously nominated for lieutenant-gov-
ernor.
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HELD ON CHARGE
OF STEALING WATCH

Joseph Brown, colored, was held
under 5000 bail for court on the
charge Of larceny this morning after
Patrolman Sorson told OF seeing
Brown take a watch from the pock-
cts Of Leonard Ricclo, a fruit vendor,
at Seventh and King streets, shortly
before ? o'clock this morning
The watch was recovered by the odl-
Ger. who chased Brown to the yard
of the house, No. 1881 Orange street.
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JOHNSON HELD
BY SHERIFF, BAIL
FIXED AT $1,000

William j. johnson, who disappeared
after being convicted OF subornation Of
perjury and who appeared in court TO.
day, is now in the custody OF Sheriff
Logue and will be until Tuesday when
the case comes before the court. He had
been in West Philadelphis since Wednes-
day night but johnson refused TO say
why he went away.
August Hemphill was bondsman for
johnson on two charges Of selling liquor,
the bail in each case being $780, and
Hemphill surrendered johnson to Sheriff
Logue, declining to remain on his bond
any longer. johnson is held by Sheriff
Logue pending $4,000 bail.
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able Compound. My husband said il
7ould restore my health and 1t has =
irs. MAY WYATT, Ashland, KY.
There are probably hundreds Of thou
ands Of women in the United States
no have been benefited by this famous
d remedy, which was produced from
oots and herbs over thirty years ago by
woman to relieve woman's suffering.
iead What Another Woman says:
Can len, n. III had female trou-
lie and a serious displacement and was
red and discouraged and unabletodomy
ork. Ny doctors told me never could
cured without an operation, but
anks 10 Lydia Z. Pinkham s Vegetable
mpound / am cured Of that affection
1 have recommended It to more thar
eof my friends with the best results.
Mrs. ELLA JOHNSTON, 324 Vine St
II you want special advice write
ydia Z. Plnkham Medicine Go. (cOni
'ntiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter wi
opened, read and answered by
-c- 800 held in strict confidence
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CAN PUT IN THE
EVIDENCE DESIRED

Judge Bradford, in the United States
Court yesterday afternoon handed
down an opinion in the case Of
George c. Rankin. vice-president OF
the First National Bank Of Alma Kan
sas, against Charles r. Miller and
James Bailey as executors and others.
The opinion was on the motion OF the
complainant for leave TO put in evil
dence an exemplified copy Of the in
ventory and appraisement OF the per-
sonal property of Robert H. Miller.
deceased, specifically mentioning $50
shares Of the capital stock of the
First National Bank Of Alma. which
was verified by Charles r. Miller and
James Bailey, as executors, before the
Register OF Wills. The motion was
granted.
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HUSBAND AGAINST WIFE

William komeslsi, who charged Syl-
vester pobzewski with assault and bat
terry on Wednesday, was in court today
TO testify against his own wife, AleXan-
dna Normeski, whom he charged with
threatening TO do bodily harm The
man appeared on the witness stand with
child 10 his arm and his wife carried
another child with broken leg On the
bench BAT two other children.
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FIND DROWNED BODY.

The body Of the machinist who way
drowned in the Delaware River seyeras
days ago while going from barge tal
the American Dredging Company q
dredge, near Delaware City, was recover-'
ed today. The body was that Of Robert
Fowler, whose home is in Camden, n. ~
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WILSON FIRST VOTERS GLIB.

The committee arranging for the
formal opening OF the Woodrow Will
son First Voters Clubs new head
quarters, at No. 610 Market street this
evening has arranged a program
which will please all who attend. The
speakers will be Josiah Wolcott, Jo-
siah Marvel and John F. Malloy.
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THREE TICKErS FILEn

Up until ? o'clock this afternoon
three political parties had hled their
Brown. They were the Democratic
party with a pillow as its emblem; the
Progressive party, with a moose as
an emblem and the National Progress
sive party with the scales of justice
as an emblem.
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WITHDREW LICENSE APPLICATION

James L. Dickinson, of Townsend, who
was applying for q license for the Town
send Hotel, withdrew the application to-
dav. There were about thirty persons
from Townsend in court this morning in
opposition to the granting of the license.
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rIRE mi A RESrArRANT.

The Wilmington Fire Company re-
sponded 10 a still alarm because OF
FIRE in a restaurant az No. 23e French
street A pot Of grease boiled over.
No damage was done.
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HORSE STOLEN AT DOVER.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Sept. Pills horse,
carriage and harness stolen from his
stable some time early yesterday
morning. Maurice A. Hartnett, OF the
firm Of Hartneit Brothers, lumber
men OF this town. started a search
for the team late yesterday afternoon
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with me. ! had &c
maleand kidneytrou
bic and was so bad Of
l could hardly res
day or night. / doc.
tored with all the
best doctors in towr
and took many kinds
of medicine butnoth
ing did any good I'm
til l tried your won
derful remedy, Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vege
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Ms - III u
and hang OF the new fall
ovec coats and raincoats. They
take great care ~ cutting and
making and require lots OF
cloth 10 get the proper effect;
this 10 why YOU cannot get
them in cheap goods; It
wouldn't nav
SIS. $40 and S2t
for the overcoats. in greys and
browns plain and raglan
shoulders.
$40, si2, el5, SIS and $50.
for ralncoats, new gabardines
In today at SIS, SIS and 20 in
the new tan and brown shade.
NEW SUITS.
Look In our windows at the
new SIS, $50 and S2o suits.
Come IN and look at the new
business suits at $40, Sl2
FALL TAILORING.
We are gotti busy in tall
oring; we have the goods. cut
ters and tailors and would APP
preciate your trial order
JAS. 7. MUIEEN 4 SONS
tiL 4 Markel
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Friends School
Fourth and West Streets

Fourth and West Streets
WILMINGTON DELA,stRr
Tie uloest and largest preparatory eelvci
10 re state corps Of twenty oxperi, ncee
ttacLrr8, oACelitnt equipment. thorough a.
otrucuon. Coeducationai.
Courses Of study preparing ter CeseSs,
hciontiut School or Business JraduAtea en-
lersd on Certificate In all colleges that ad'
ult pupils on 3 school record.
High School. Grammar school, and Pr.
mnrv departments. A nee Primary Building
nov In c0urnr of erection. we'll equipped
gymnasium Pupils enrolled a. any tina
F.u town harinr eerirmbsr 18th. 1919.
w. iiirs'--i-d estn'cr as4rsss
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS. A. M.
Principal
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Advancement has been made pos
sible for many by calling upon the
Want Ads.-Adv.
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To reach the competent workers.
let your needs be known in the Want
Columns.--Adv.
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WIFE'S HEALTH
nSARAnEF
KtSIUKEl
Husband Declared Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Would Re-
store Her Health,
And 1t Did.

Ashland, KY. - "Four years ago
seemed TO have everything the matte
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sERYIcEs AT TEMPLE OT TRrTM.

Regular Sabbath evening services
win be held at the Temple Of Truth at
o'clock tonight. They will be con-
Quoted by Rabbi Rablnawitz who will
also speak on the subject, The jew
as q Business Man
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nlnnR 1HEEL Z nR. M. L IHEn

aEaz Ills spriuE Gard en- 81. tfsr-sry stl \. -
- ST.. Fhlls.. fs) Kin psatsrhr Artn. ony dsrnen
a ~ Specialist. The German Treatment, f1e sxt
W - Gaarantset Csre Ter epeenr Bloes fsisen. stsss
AS1i eant Curs, al Hsrcary Arssne. tA.s
-8 the Disease itseii. its eerts Of hsaaHiiy. Az
en Private ne.ses, EIeeases. hofh AhHtfl, weak
nesses nerves. nehliy Lest nnnhoof orans. Arsyhy.
Pss, Lsssrs, Tntsesls Yareeslss huEtsrs tirienr
ssisg. klfnsy Risdt - rs Prseiies dosn
Erp. osr.1say fees Tree, tss ~, srpssins Nsseur
40 csssiy lsssrHsE Frsada- ksa- -, 80 ts.- -
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

IUU LAlE ~ OllAl1tlAA
49,
w ANTED--A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL
w for general housework. Must sse
good reference and Wiling 70 i've IN tne
country Apply Howell GlandinE, 10 goa
Market street. s2o'h
w ANTED-YoUNG MEN, Is TO 20
w years old, 10 work IN machine shop
Trump Brothers Machine Co, Beech end
Anchorage streets. s-'.at
~ oTTCF-To BRIoEbAYERs' UNION
y 10. 1. OF Delaware, you are requested
10 be present at the Brickleyers Home, No.
SIS Market street, on Monday evening, Sep
tember 80. business OF Importance is7to
ss7.st ". SCOTT President
II OR sALE-eBocERY STORE N GOOD
L location, stock and fixtures. Large ice
BOX and good delivery wagon included. Will
sell cheap TO cash purchaser. Address S-3l,
Evening Journal Once. s2Est.
w ANTED-sALEsLADY FOR DRY.
w goods and ladies' suits; state ex-
perience. Address F-l7, Evening Journal
once. s1f-lt.
w ANTED-A WHITE BOY ABOUT 10
w years Of age. Apply No. 6lo Market
street. s24'lt.
roR RFNT-HoUsE. 40. SOS WEST
Fifth street Excellent condition, 5
rooms good neighborhood. Apply J. p. 7.
Fuekei. No. 500 West Fifth street s2I-s''
NOR REYT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
with or without board, on Monroe
street near Eleventh. Address RIO,
Evening Journal Once. sa7-2t.
w ANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO WORK
w on floor 81 q wholesale grocery house.
Apply Third and King streets. seI-lt
sept. 81. 1912
Chiefs and members Of Hopockohaekng
9Th NJ n RI
order in general arc requested 70 meet ~
the Wigwsm. No. SIS Shipley street. sat
urdsy afternoon. at o'clock, 70 sttend the
funeral Of our late brother Past sachem
John 7. Rodgers. Funeral services az River
view Chapel, az 3 o'clock.
s27-1t JOS. II. FoLLANsBEE, Of r.
II OR RENT-NIcELY FURNISHED
L rooms, with or without board. No. sos
West street s27-eod-im.
UToMoBILE FOR SALE. 40 HORSE.
n power. American type. Will sacrifice.
apply V. 4. White, No. l402 West Seventh
street. s27'eod-lm.
~ ERTRUDE NJ MEssICK. CERTIFIED
| j teacher of Piano. Studio, No. 1000 W
tighth street. D. a A.. phone s27't,ts'im
Az ANTED-5.ooo MECHANICS AMI
w Laborers 10 wear Hamilton Carharti
snionmade Overall uniforms and Gloves.
Rance on So 500 Automobile with each
easchsss. Apply Samuel Woltert Second,
ksIket 10 Shipley streets Also all uniou-
'sass mems furnishings sa7-im'
IVY ANTED--BooTBLAcK APPLY Al
w once. Barber shop, Ninth and Mar
'e' streeu sou
ny ASTED- A MALE READER TWO
w hours day at 15c per hour. Address
We, Evening Journal Office. s27-lt
Il OR RENT-Two ROOMS FOR LIGHT
L housekeeping on second door. No. S2t
Madison street ss7'eod-St
nv ANTED-GoOD COOK, WHITE or
w colored. 20 cook for IS OF 40 peopi.
Newark. Address h. T.. Newark Della.
'are s27'at
HOUSE AND STORE AT $. L. CORNEn
III Chestnut and Adams streets. Very eas3
srms. Frank Msnley. d. A Phone
SID 's'''0d's'
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+, OR sALE-GRocERY STORE N GOOD
Il location, stock and fixtures. Large ice
box and good delivery wagon included. Will
sell cheap TO cash purchaser. Address Ssh,
Evening Journal Once. s2f-2t
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~ oTICF-To BRfCKbAYERs' UNION
~ No /, OF Delaware, you are requested
10 be present at the Brickleyers Home, 30.
SIS Market street, on Monday evening, Sep
teunber 80, as business Importance Is 70
be discussed.
s27-2t. W. SCOTT, President.
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~ GNTED-A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL
w for general homework. Must give
GOOD reference and willing to live in the
Country. Apply Howell Glanding No soa
Market street. e-o'11
Evening journal., 1912-09-27

w .ANTED-YOUNG MEN, 10 TO 20
w years old, 10 work in machine shop.
Trump Brothers Machine Co., Beech and
Anchorage streets. s21'4t
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ey and noted thereon Dated
10
Treasurer.
Date of Registry-
In whose name registered

The city treasurer for the time
being shall have authority to sign
the foregoing statement as the &C.
casion may arise and to do all
things necessary to convert the
said bonds from time to time into
registered and to provide for the
transfer of the bonds when regis
tered.
The said bonds shall have en-
dorsed thereon a certificate of the
clerk of the Superior court OF
Ben Hill County Georgia in sub
stantially the following form to
wit
! validated and confirmed by
Judgment of the superior Court o.
| Ben Hill County rendered on the
Bird day of June 1912.
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United States Of America,
Southern District Of GeOr-
Sia. Albany Division.
BANKRUPT NOTICE

In the matter of,
Eugene E. Reach II Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
Notice of Application for Dis
charge.
To the Creditors of the above
named Bankrupt.
You are hereby notified that the
above named bankrupt has ap-
piled for discharge from all the
debts provable against him in
bankruptcy. The said application
will be heard by the Honorable
Emory Speer, Judge of the United
States District for the said Divi-
sion and District at the United
States Court House, in Albany,
Georgia. on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER 1912 at ten o'clock in the
forenoon:
ALI Creditors of said bankrupt
are notified to appear at the time
and place stated, and show cause
if any they can, why the prayer
of said petitioner should not be
granted.
Dated at Albany, Georgia, this
10th day Of August 1912.
John D. Crews,
Deputy Clerk.
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Clerk of the Superior Court of
Zen Hill County Georgia."

Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Ben Hill County Georgia"
Section Q. There is b e r e b y
levied assessed and ordered to be
collected an annual tax !
taxlble property in said city
of Fitzgerald sufficient in amount
to pay the principle and interest
OF the said bonds at maturity.
Section 8. The sale of the saio
bonds to the Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Company of Cincin'
natl Ohio at the price OF Forty.
one Thousand One Hundred Dol
! ~ 'oo no " hereby approx
lars, TAI, Avv.vvv .~~-' -
ed and confirmed.
This the 18th Gay Of Angus 1912
| hereby approve the foregoing
Ordinance this the 18th day Au.
gust, 1919,
A. b. Cook,
Mayor Of Fitzgerald, Ga.
Georgia, Ben Hill County,
City of Fitzgerald.
/, Geo. W. Brown, Clerk in
and for the City OF Fitzgerald, Ca.
hereby certify that the above Oh
dinance No. BAT was given its first
reading August 9Th, 1912 and its
second reading August 10Th, 1912
and was passed August 18th, 1912,
BY the following vote to-wit:
caves Adams, Miller, Parnin,
Broadhurst, Griner, Msges, Nc
Lauchlin and PauIk.
"Nayes" None.
This the 18th day ofAugust 1912
Geo. w. Brown,
Clerk, Fitzgerald, Gu.
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come out.
Entering the hut Captain Fox
found himself in a room dimly
lighted by a candle. A white
man was lying on a coach and pe-
side him sat a companion, also
white. For a time there was
dead silence, and Captain Fox
believed he had been led into q
trap. Then he asked:
(Which is Mr.. RogersY'
"Mr. Rogers has been shot, !"
replied the outlaws companion.
Yes" replied Rogers, and
by your men,"
Come stand right here so |
can look at you," Rogers contln'
ued.
His eyes were blazing and from
beneath blanket he drew a re-
volver and'pointed it at the officer.
Il am a dying man, I guess :
he sain. Il didn't think they
could kill Old Rogers. but they
got him this time"
SSH. you are in Belgian terri
tory and you stand more chante
for arrest than do"
Fearing that the revolver thai
menaced him might be exploded
at amy time, Captain Fox argued
with the outlaw to- gain time
Finally Rogers turned TO- his com
paniOn whom he addressed a.
doctor, and said:
Il want you to witness what
say. doctor. Captain Fox, an
a dying man 80 ! would not Ii
about anything. This p 'aS III.
show and all my work, ~"
afraid ! have brought you intt
trouble, doctor.
We'll, | had my good times, as
well as bad. I can't stand relig'
;ous s,eople. If you have reIig'
ions just live up to them"
A noise in his throat interrupt
ed the old mans words.
Say, did you hear that?" HI
exclaimed. That's the death
rattle. I've heard that too many
times to make any mistake.
This prediction was correct FOR
these were his last words.
Throughout his talk with Cap
tain Fox, Rogers shielded his
white companion and did not re-
veal his identity. Captain Fox's
report also is singularly silent on
this point as he says he did not
know the doctor. It is thought
likely. however, that this was
done to protect the man.
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State OF Georgia
City of Fitzgerald
Paving Bond

! No $1,000
The city of Fitzgerald in the
county of Ben Hill and state Of
Georgia for value received hereby
promises to pay on the 1st day oi
July 1912 to the bearer hereof OF
lif this bond shall be registered
then to the holder hereof register
ed according to the provisions en-
'orsed hereon the sum Of One
thossana dollars swith interest
thereon at the rate OF y ~ -
per annum payable semi aahually
upoo presentation and surrender
of the annexed coupons therefor
as they severally become due OF
| in case Of such registration then
to the registered holder. Both
principle ana interest of this bond
are payable in gold coin of the
United States Of America of the
present standard of weight and
fneness at the Office of--------
in the city and state of New York.
This bond is issued by virtue and
in pursuance OF sections 40 ct
sec of the Code Of Georgia and of
an ordinance of the mayor and
council duly adopted. And it is
hereby certified that every require
ment of law and of the constitu-.
ton of the state of Georgia relat-
ing to the issue hereof has been
duly complied with and that the
issue hereof mas been duly autho-
rized at an election duly called and
held for that purpose by vote of
two-thirds of the qualified voters of
the city and that this bond is with
IN every debt and other limit pre-
scribed by the Constitution or
avs of the State of Georgia.
In witness whereof the city of
Fitzgerald has caused it's seal to be
hereto affixed and this bond to be
signed by its mayor and attested
~ its clerk as of this LIST day of
July 1912
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Mayor.

Mayor
The said bonds shall have en-.
dorsed thereon q statement in SUBJ
stantially the following form to
wit:
CONVERSION CERTIFICATE)
At the request Of the holder of
the within bond for its conversion
into q registered bond I have this
day cut off the coupons attached
to the said bond and the within
bond is hereby converted into q
registered bond with the principle
thereof and semi-annual interest
thereon PAYABLE to the registered
holder. Hereafter no transfer
shall be affectual unless made on
the books of the city treasurer by
the registered holder or his attorn-
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Ordinance No. 347

An Ordinance prescribing tie
form of bond of an issueof SAC, 600
Paving bonds by the city of Fitz-
gerald Georgia providing a tax for
the same and confirming the sale
of the bonds.
Section !. Be it ordained by
the mayor and council OF the
city Of Fitzgerald and it is
hereby or d al q 9 q by authority
of the same that the $40 900
Paving bonds a u h or ! 2 Q q
at an election held on the 14th
May 1912 and validated by judg-
ment of the Superior Court OF
Ben Hill county rendered on the
Bird day of June 1912 shall De
signed by the mayor of the city
and attested by the clerk and tine
coupons thereto attached may bear
the fac smile signature of the
said mayor and the said bonds
shall be issued in substantially th'
following form
/ State OF Georgia
7 CITY of Fitzgerald
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Mayor
Clerk
(Coupon)

On the LIST day Of January (July)
19-the city of Fitzgerald Georgia
will pay the bearer twenty-five
dollars in gold coin of the United
States of the present standard of
weight and fneness at the Office of
------in the city of New
York, N. Y. for six months in
terest then due on its Paving
Bond No.
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FITZGERALD LoD11E NO. IS
q n +.

T. y. o. Ia
Meets every Tuesday night at 8 3. N.
in Odd Fellows Hall. corner Main and
Pine SITS. Visiting Brothers welcome
J. Ii. Burke, Noble Grand.
z c. NJ. Simons. Vice Grand.
E. J. Brown, Recording Secy.
G. G. Petty Financial Sec.
A. V. Armantrout.
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Secret Order Directory

All the fraternal orders of Fitzgerald
are requested to furnish us, for publ
cation, notice OF time and place OF
their meetings.