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Evening journal., 1914-02-14
Information for Travellers
Time Of departure Of trocys from wilmington
Trains Marked % Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE q wAsH1NcroE. R

7s r 1sS '4'SS s O. yaiS Cs sa q: 90
'os' sol', Si8. 9ss@.
To Philadelphia M-2.is. s'oq. "A. To-. os 10
sss ooo s5s % q 9' ~ oss Tlo
II Ne" York s'P,,e.A IS se ,o 10 az II a.
ihs'' r. M-i.s7 sio $40 81 "a 7.io.
oa. sn9T, IeH w @ @sss ws1i.si91 ~ 10.
2o' aoa' $50 4os sia. 20 Ia sis.
s.!imss and Tahugon M--lqo9 io'. 4a-
4os' sla SIR GO al. sia sos ~ S'o4 %"
TO Baltimore and wsv NJ a. a.st Se
10 baltimore and "'r stations suoday Mos
DELAWARE r. 4 W RAILROAD
sqe itsntss p9"s .ss STAT. Mig.ol
sundays AA'iIa'y T. TiaoI a 7ss e. io a. ~ pMAa
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
R.in M a iS1 90. 10 s4 So ess. soS.
io- ss 0s'eS' eo. s''2 oSs'' p NJ"
s iss s M ss,! s's as o. 5is: .is. 81 si
nis' p Niast o 49,. 80 70 as. o''S
PHILADELPHIA RAILWAY
daysis a NJ way 80 s'sos' M5s7 P H2lO
sTRABoATs
-rhhsdephia and M
4.l"' Saturdays aud snDd,ys only P. w - i''V
SUBURBAN LINES
minutes SeT % % ana paT6yi French street station
New caseIeves streets
ana haf
City, WV" cars TOT delaware
To sdygns Springs and Mark. every rs
Brandywne springs Tor Kn mars ng 10 min
ass minutes before the hour hour M in.
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m THIS rs YOUR BIRTHDAY
FEBRUARY lf
y

Born on this date you love to anlass
wealth; but you must go about It
with absolute confidence in the re-
suit. relying entirely on your own
efforts.
Once having realized your higher
nature, which is given to you through
the influence of the sign ''Aquarius. -
YOU may reach the heights of success.
II you live in the lower plane. gov
crned by fear and indecision. putting
off till tomorrow what should be done
today. your life win be miserable
failure.
Your governing planet is Saturn.
The influence of Saturn is extreme
and pernicious to all governed by the
lower plane of life. but once rising
above weakness Saturn's great forces
aid the native.
Concentrate all your energies
along the development of your talent,
whatever il may be, and remember
that the most famous men and wom-
en- of the world have been born unde-
the sign "AQuarius., For instance,
such men as Thomas Edison, Presi-
dent Harrison. President Mckinley.
Charles Dickens, Horace Greeley and
many actors and musicians.
This day favors the sale OF all mer-
chandise and business projects
through the Want Ads.
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0. G GOODEN.

40. . w. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance.
BOTH PHONES.
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REGISTERS NOTICE


IL STATE OF AMANDA NORRrT. DE.
~ CEASED-- is hereby given that
Letters lestnmcntnry upon the estate Of
Amanda Norrit late OF Wilmington hundred
deceased we're duly granted unto Lilburne
thandler ON the thirtieth day Of January
A. ID. 1914, and all persons Indebted 10 the
SAID deceased arc requested 10 make pay
ment 10 the executor without delay. and al
persons having demands against the de
ceased are required 10 exhibit and present
the same, duly prohatcd 90 the said execu.
tor, ON or before the thirteth dav Of Innu
nry. A. ID. 1918, or abide by the law in
this behalf
LtLBuRNT CHANDLER. Executor
Address Lilhurne Chandler, ESQ. Attorney.
atlaw, Wilmington, Del. inn3l cod. .s,yks
II STATE or JANE HAlNES. DECEASED
II Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes.
tameutary upon the estate OF Jane Haines
late u Wilmington hundred. deemed. wtta
duly grnniei unto Charles n. Evans. on the
hfth day Of February. A. D. 1914. and all
persons indebted 90 tho said deceased are
requested TO make payment 10 tho executor
without delay. and an persons having do
mands against the deceased are required
10 exhibit aud present the same dhly pro.
hetedi 10 The said executor on or before ihc
hfth day of February, a. ID. D.t19l5. or abide
by The law IN this behalf.
CHARLES -. EVANS. Executor
Address Charles b Evans. ESQ. Atfornc,.
et'Law. Wilmington, Del febio.eod 3wls.
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FOR RENT

sos W. Twentieth St. bungalow. 8
sos Van Buren 81. 10 Il B.......ss5
1908 ". Ninth ST., o L 3 B.........s3e
1924 Delaware Ave. 10 Il & B....... S32
3is West st.. B.............. b $50
Cor. Seventeenth and West Sts., i3 z
- (hNed for two families) ...........s $50
PA W. Eighteenth St.. 8 r & Be-. S2s
GIT jackson st., 10 r & B........... SIS
Cor. 23rd West SITS, r & B........S26
2al0 Monroe 81. p ............S SIS
l4lf Jackson ST.. r Z. B...........S So
1870 West ST.. q a. B.............S,s
1913 w. Seventh ST.. 8 B tfor two
225 ". Sixteenth ST.. 5'R&'66. ....... SIS
5Ol Concord Ave. r & B..........S2f
fOf W. Twenty-ffth St.. x a B......s23
1G w. Tweniy-seventh ST.. L & B.. $50
lltf W. Sixth St.. 5 r b ......... S23
1928 Jackson St. r B ...., ,......s sea
lOu6 Shallcross Ave. q & B....S21
20 r.. Twenty fourth ST. = Il b. Sl3
1924 Lancaster Ave, G x & D.......sl5
~ DUPONT ST. a R............Sl6
adams Elm sts. Z r 6 B......st5
1903 S. Harrison St. & B.....sI4
2623 W. Eighteenth ST.. B..Sl5
i2t T.. Fifth St. r & b. with stable $40
23O6 Carter ST. IRA B............S2O
1920 Chestnut ST.. rooms s............slO
902 Brown st.. rooms. ............S1O
1o7 DUPONT ST.. r & 3. new......sl6
Maryland Ave. 4 BsI4
zoos Coleman ST. rooms. ...... 50
500 w Second ST.. r & B..... Sl3 80
2O5.2O9 Lombard ST.. 6 rooms. ...... $40
2913 Monroe St.. r a B..........st2
33i T. Twenty.fourth ST.. q B.sta
1882 Pine St., & B. new.....St7
1913 and 1915 Vandever Ave. rooms SIS
500 Lombard ST.. r & B.....sI4
% y. Twenty ST.. 6 rooms $40
"a =. Twenty-second ST. 3 rooms. IS 9
ll04 Il Fifteenth ST.. rooms tcoiorpdj S
store, Lancaster Ave. and dupont St.
1919 ". secord ST. 3 rooms, store sis
1919 w. Second St. r s b. ......sI1
Store 700 Iatnall observation-disclosures 8
Store, B and Hoald Sts r & SIC
800 shiplcy St., floors; electric power
, Store. 2IG Z Fourth St.. rooms. ..s14
Desirable Apartments at reasonable rent
Delaware. American. Terrace. Goa W Twen-
iieth. Gables Lynne. Sergeant, Third and
King. fl9 Market. Ninth and Monroe. Della
ware, 5O6 King and S37 King and others
Stores Offices and business places. 2fs
W. Tenth ST.. f0l Delaware Ave, 919
Orange St. s3f Market Corner Seventh and
lainall s23 Market, f09 King, sos King
Garages-5oi W. Ninth St.. Fourth and
Franklin streets and 800 Z Sixth street.
Richardson Park, rooms, city conveniences.
Niaymont, 9 rooms. city conveniences.
Holy Oak, rooms city conveniencos
iOSeile. rooms. city conveniences
Cedars, rooms large lot.
Gordon Heights 6 rooms. city conveniences
Prices Corner rooms
Elsmere, 6 rooms large lot
Montrose, bungalow. rooms; city con.
veuiences.
acres. 6 rooms and harm, Christiana.
5-ncre farm. State Road Station
5O-acre farm Ogletown.
Call at Office for particulars and addi-
tional list
O. G GOODEN,
no . w. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance.
BOTH PHONES.
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

IL DUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCF DF.
\ sires position as hoolkeepcr. Can civa
feterenee. Address N-., Evening journal
vN''' iobi1-12t.
W ANlED-YOuNC LADY or CONsfD.
Nv eral experience desires position a.
gfrk Or ohco work. Also stenorrapher
Reasonable salary. Address Ala. this
.Tee. ian3o.tf.
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HELP WANTED


M ANltO-itAlLWAi MAIL CLEknS.
~ Age rs TO 35. Commences S9i month.
Steady work, Wilmington Examinations Feb.
'uary 2l OBJ Sample questions free. Frank.
lr Institute, Dept ak. Rochester. n. y.
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LOST AND FOUND
BUSINESS OpPORTUNITIrs.

- fLkNDtD PAYING BUSINESS READY
- Tor man TO stop into as district agent Tor
large corporation. provided he can provo abn
hy satisfactory references required; in.
Vc.tment OF not over 5000 fully secured: DO.
sition worth $4,000 per annum Hall. 30
1910 Schiller Bldg, Chicago ill febfd-tt
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E ~ SALE-NO 1916 WEST THIR
It teenth street rooms. bath nicely hn-
ished so feet irons. Al location Good
Investment. Mnk" offer Address SIC
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SITUATION WANTED-----M,ATF

= 4
M AhltltD MAN on GOOD HABITS.
Az ncther drinks, smokes or chews. de-.
sires position as careiakcr Of horses. IA
years experience Best Of references W
G. iAMES, Emmorion 7. o.. Nd.
fehl .lmo
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


A n A. BARGAIN. NEWLY FURNISHED
n home. House. piano furniture. rugs
Altogether or separately. W. f. Harkness
Jr,. 1880 Jefferson St. ian27.1m.
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Al AIRY - HUNDREDS WEALTHY
M members will marry soon descrip
fious free. Grace Hyde S 30s. San Fran.
cisco Cal dec20-sats tin mar2i
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FOR RENT
1iOf Rodney St. IL r. 2B......... $50
sSi Bennett St. looms .........S12. so
l4lt clayton St, 3 Il B......... S35. 90
ol2 Walnut St.. rooms ms.......... $500
500 buttonwood St. q store. S22.O0
sos Shpley ST.. store e............ $50. 90
5 East Ninth St.. store ....... sc5 90
East Ninth St.. End door Offices
goa Market St. store.
q04 Market ST., Offices, second Aoor.
923 Marker St.. store and ofice first
floor s75 m
9o2 Market ST. apartment. Sd floor $500
Factory or Shop. Seventh street between
Scott and DUPONT ........... SEQ
DELAWARE TRUST CO..
\. f. COR. NINTH AND MARKET RS.
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NJ .ABRY-MANY WEALTHY CALIFOR.
vi mans seeking marriage Photos and
descriptions free Mission Agency B.Tqs
San Francisco Cat.
dec6152o.c7-ian3, ,io.i7,aa.st.f bT.lt2i,as.
Evening journal., 1914-02-14

A oENTS-NEw PATENTED VACUUM
"A Washer. Washes clothes without hnrd
labor. 200 per cent. profit Write for
sample and exclusive territory Iurix 5tuG,
Ashland BIZ Chicago. febif.tt
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ROOMS FOR RENT


NJ iCELN FURNISHED ROOMS 40. lO4
~ East Eighth ST. lanI6.Im
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personal.


TNT EALTHY PLANTATION uWNfR. i0.
w would marry. Address " Box 35.
league Toledo. ohiu. febit1t
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NOTICES

Nj ADAME JUNE OF BRANDYWlNE
W Springs now al No. e0l rast Seventh
street. Readings. soc. febfO-im.
nj ADAM LEO - kOMASY Gypsy
" falmist will be at Shellpot Park ail
"inter. Can be seen az any time Tells
your past present and future. JUST as YOU
nave gone and viii so through life. FOR CSC
shelpof Park. Wilmington. Delaware.
der5 n.
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nIoO WEEKIY PROFIT ~ SPARE
OIUU Wine az home Mail order business.
Don worry about capital. Boyd II. Brown
Omaha. Nehr. ieoifit
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ID ATTERN MAKERS WANTED. APPLY
Edgar Allen American Msngsncse Steel
Co. Sew Castle, Del iepl5--t.
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For SALE

EOK SALE-SECOND HAND HEATER,
It IN good condition. Apply no. 5ls
orange 81. iDn5'f.
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4, ONERNMENr POSITIONS ARE EASY
~ 10 get My free booklet Y-66o, tells
to0 Write today--NON. Earl Hopkins.
Washington. ID q. febs.lm.
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Vxr ANrED-A SINGLE MAN TO DRIVE
W al wagon. Must be steady ami
soher Afnly 90 James sanderson. Elsmers
Delaware. febit-5t.
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" OR sALE-A FIRST CLASS INvA-
No. 9O2 West Tenth St.. city. febi2-3t
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I ARGE. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
ian20-1m.
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IL OR sALE-FIVE HIVES or BEES.
L Apply 10 John II. Righter. Tslieyville,
Del febi3-2t.
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AGENTS WANTED.

s~r--l1
II NiAS1iAN' IS INVENTION. GAS
~ usefs luy tro 10 twelve. New selling
r>tom Postal hrings particulars Gerald
60. iof2 Trinity Ave, Bron-, New York
lcbltlt.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE

'--~-~
40 Sipt GROCERY STORE fOF
IL sale. Address va, Evening Journa
once. febI3.3t.
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BEAUTY PARLORs

,-.l-l-l-ll-l,l..-----.l
nj ANicJklNO, MASSAGlN1 A " ID
Nl Scalp Trentemnt Mrs Anna Reed
No 92e shipley st. Phone. 467sA.
mnri5.lyr.
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N fCElY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
~ rent Reasonable Lady preferred
No. 2oS West Seventh ST. febigim
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w ANrFD-MFN Or WOMEN CAN
" earn $40 10 S35 n week taking orders
for our fast selling scvcn-har box high. grade
Toilet Soap. Big seller; 100 per cent
commission; repeat orders assured; credit
ven. Write az once for full particulars
Croits Reed Co.. Chicago. Dept B.35.
fob1f1t.
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NJ i,ELN FURNISHED ROOMS 80. lOf
y East Eighth 81 lanl6'lm.
I ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS ron
- housekeeping. No. i0l West street.
ian2o-im.
N iCELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
~ rent. Reasonable Lady preferred
No. 2os West Seventh So. febi2im.
II NruRNIsHED ROOMS FoR LIGHT
y housekeeping No. 1i2 King street.
febfo-eod. I'm.
L Or RENr-FURNfsnED ROOMS.
Sioo aud si.5o. private family. No.
-'7e lulrp ~ lanl'-eod Inn.
Il URNlsHED ROOMS BATH AM
- toilet. 81 so per week. 80. 900 ".
la'r'esn'h ST. febi2-ttsfm.
TOE RENr-FuRNisHED ROOMS
with hot water heat Phone and nl'
conveniences No. Iili Jefferson street.
ian2O-eod.im.
BOARDERS WANTED
.-..--,,s ,s.,<.-..>--4~..-----..-
u oAkDERs WANTED. ALSO TABLE,
ID boarders; reasonable. No. 40 Jef
leleon oi. iani6 lin.
VA ANrED . BoARDERs WANTED
" Also table bonrdcrs; reasonable.
~. l1-o Aa'ee' street. febls'2wks.
y oARDNG AND LODGING. NO. soe
- Concord Avenue D. q A. Phone
ARID. f.ht9..d ,''''
LOST AND FOUND
v's,-,,-----,s-----.-~~>-
I oSI-A BUNCH or KEYS FROM NO
- to2 sherman street. 20 Eleventh street
bridge and return. Liberal reward II re.
turned TO NO. f02 sherman ST.. feb13-2t
I osT--LADYs LEArHER HAND BAG
Monday afternoon, from Eighth street
out Jefferson 10 Delaware and Pennsylvauia
avenues 70 Rodney street and back Con-
tents' Letter addressed 10 Elkton Nd. kew
purse and money. Reward. No 9ss
DUPONT Bldg feb3.tf
I osr-ON FEBRUARY ia. GENTLE
- mans black leather wallet containing
between ai5 and SEQ in money. pennsyi.
vania mileage book and Delaware automobile
license. Reward. Kindly notify Gomery.
schwartz Motor car Co.. or Mr s.. q.
Bancroft wyoming Del. fcb1t2t
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
- fLkNDiD PAYING BUSINESS READY
~ Tor man TO step into a. district agent for
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
BOARDERS WANTED

7ll-1-l1l-1r-11----.l
- oAkDERS WANTED. ALSO TABLE
~ hoarders; reasonable. No. 7t0 JEFF
leIAon ~. lAnI6lm.
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/ LOCOMOTIVE FlKEMEN. BRAKFMEN.
~ Wages about 500; experience un.
necessary. Send age. postage. Railway.
care EVeninr journal Onicc
fch1.taa.t1.ff.16.1a.2l2J.c5.2e
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ROOFERS
FOR REM

II on RENT-oN THE SOUTH SIDE. 4
II large yard and ohice. Also six horse
stable. viii rent separate or together
Frazer Co. 100 King St. febIO-tt.s.im.
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y oARDNG AND LODGING. NO. sos
arid. febf2 cod. Inn.
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TT AruRNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
y housekeeping. No. 1i2 King street
iobiO-eod I'm .
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APARTMENTS

A PARTMENT FOR RENT. THREE
"A rooms and bath. No. 1928 Pine street
febi06t.
- UMMTT APARTMENTS. TWO GROOM
> apartments; one 4-room partment. one
5-room apartment. No. 7O3 King ST.
febi4,17,2O.
II OR RENT-POSSESSION 25TH INST.
u three room apartment and bath. Heat
light and telephone service free SiS per
month. Inquire No. 1900 French street.
feb9ff.
A pARTMFNTS IN COLONIAL STONE
~ house, Eighth and Rodney streets. large
a f} rooms and porch hot water heat
plenty Of shaded grounds ideal In appoint
menis' retired healthful location: also.
nice, roomy apartments at No. zoos Boule.
vardi hot water heat; fine location
NORRIS & TAZEWELL
tebl4ls. No. I ". eighth Street
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Kershaw & Whitten

WALL PAPER )
8 w COR. NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
D 4 A. Phone. 42e Wilmington. Del.
Estimates Furnished Loweat PRICES.
suE12.ts
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/ Il or RENr-FURN1sHED ROOMS,
IT Si.oo aud $3.50: private family No
-'l tHst Inird 81 lanl7-eod Inn.
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II Or NT-FuRNTsHTD ROOMS
II with hot water heat Phone ana Al,
conyeniences. No. III Jefferson street.
ian2Oeodim.
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l. JRNlsHED ROOMS. BATH AND
toilet, 8i.ou per week. 40. 400 ".
Ih'rteenth ST. febi2-tts.fm.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
MILLIONS SPENT IN
FIGHTING DISEASE
100000 Expended In 1913
to Prevent tuberculosis.

Washington.-The National Associa-
ton For the Prevention and Study OF
tuberculosis has prepared a statement
showing that approximately $4,000
600 was spent in this country last year
In the treatment Of persons afflicted
with the disease and In the mainte-
nance of preventive measures.
Treatment Of tuberculosis patients in
the more than 500 sanitariums and
hospitals Of the country and the n
struction of such institutions cost over
$1S,0O0.000 Of the total expenditures.
Care of patients in d~ispensaries and
| open air schools cost about $S25,OO0.
| Anti-tuberculosis associations and COM
mittees spent nearly $675,O00, while
| state and local boards of health and
! special tuberculosis commissions spent
over $25O.OOO.
More than s13,SOO,OOO. or 69.3 per
cent OF the total Expenditures, came
from public funds. The percentage Of
public money spent In tuberculosis
work has increased from 53.5 to near
| ly 20 per cent since 1909.
New York state spent more money
In tuberculosis work than any other
two states.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
GIRL AVERTS TRAIN WRECK
Telephones Warning of Bursting Dam
at Greeley, Colo.

Greeley, Colo, Jan. 3l.-Damage es.
timated at nearly 100000 was caused
by the breaking of the Horse Creek
reservoir dam, sending a torrent down
Box Elder creek. A strip of land ten
miles long by three miles wide was
inundated.
Dora Shafer. eighteen-year-old
daughter of Frederick NJ. Shafer, liy-
ing a mile from the dam, saved a Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy west.
bound train from plunging through a
weakened bridge into Box Elder creek.
Miss Shafer remembered the west.
bound Burlington train was about due
and knew the bridge across Box Ell.
der creek could not hold.
She telephoned to Hudson and had
the train held.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
Twenty Years
Ago To-Day
Items Taken from The
Daily Leader Files
January 81, 1894
January 81, 1894

Local market: Wheat 46, barley 32,
oats 81. fax $t.1s.
VIM. Schnack proved up on his tim
bar culture claim in franklin township
before Clerk of Courts Preston today.
A committee representing the la
dies society of the Presbyterian
church today let the contract TO VIM.
Burrell for finishing mp the spacious
basement Of toe church. A suite OF
reception r.oms will be- the result. !.
Chas. Kaufman 81 Bros. whosleale
clothing manufacturers of Chicago.
today closed a deal for the purchase
of the clothing stock Of Hubbell Bros.
The store in future will be managed
by E. Kramer.
The reading room committee held
a meeting last evening and arranged
TO secure for public use a long list of
daily papers and other periodicals.
Mrs. Geo. w. Bagley was elected
librarian. and. the rooms will be kept
open every week DAY evening from !
to 10 o'clock.
At the second meeting of the new
/ game club in Scott u Sheridan 8
Office last evening. a permanent or
| ganization was effected. The name.
Lake County Game Protective associ.
alton, was adopted and the following
offices elected: H.. r. Wood, presi
dent; DIR. j. M. Duff, vice president;
DIR. J. s.. Johnson, secretary; +. q.
Smith, treasurer. Executive commit
tee, ID. T. Scott. J. M. Moore, X. B.
Fitzgerald Madison: p. j. Mullaney,
VIM McAllister, C. H. Smith. Went
worth; f. q. Ball. Ramona; G. Fl.
Morse Winfred. The club now num-
bsrs over sixty. and the executive com
nittee was urged to wage a vigorous
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
FUN OF LIVING
Dancing the ~Tango-Chinaman
Hit in the Eye-Cirl
Gets Damages.

Washington, Jan. 31.-The bear
dance and the bunny hug have
penetrated even to the depths Ct wild
est Alaska. according to Capt. F. E.
Kleinschmidt. the Arctic explorer,
who Ia here to Lecture before the
National Geographic society. These
dances, he says. are fully as popular
with the Eskimos Ms they are in the
Upited States, but the turkey trot''
and hesitation waltz" are not in
cluded among Eskimo ADJUSTMENTS.
Cleveland, Jan. 31.-The bunny hug.
Texas trot and even the hootchiecoochie
danced surreptitiously in the back
room Of his restaurant failed to dis
turb the equanimity Of All Luck.
restauranter in West Twenty fifth
street. but last night. when two OF
his customers essayed to put on the
tango, he objected. This morning
All Luck exhibited two classy black
eyes to the police prosecutor, and a
warrant was issued for the tangoists.
Me no likee tango" All Luck ex-
planned, "and tell Mclean man me nc
likee. Mclean man hittee me in eye
Boston. Jan. 31.-Testimony regard.
ing a dinner party. ut which n diner
had q plate of peas in her lap, another
ate the peas with his fingers. several
quarts of champagne were consumed
and the tango was danced libarslly
resulted in a verdict of 800 for Miss
Maud Chase of the Back Bay against
Andrew J. Griffin of Winthrop, a taxi
starter at tho Hotel Somerset.
Miss Chase sued for IS, 900. charging
assault, while the two were member
Of separate dining parties at thu
: PinshHsst slab In North Reading las'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
ESTATE OF OVER $780, OU
Senator cuIlom's Fortune Surprises
Friends,

Washington, Jan. 3l.-Instead of dy-
ing a poor man as his friends believed
him TO hav been, the late Senator
Shelby M. 'ullom of Illinois left an
estate value at more than 500, 900.
The senator's will, which will be
p~robated in Springfield, Ill, makes
three large requests. Miss Victoria
Fisher, the former senator's sister-in-
law, who lived with him, is left 500
900 and all household effects. Mrs.
Eleanor Ridgeley Parker, granddaugh-
ter, is given $40, 900, while her sister,
Mrs. Phelps Brown, is left a similar
amount.
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Women and Wet Feet.

Cold and wet feet are a dangerous
combination especially to women, and
congested kidneys often result. Back
ache. urinary irregularities and rheu.
matte fevers are not unusual results.
Foley Kidney Pills restore the regular
and normal action of kidneys and blad
der and remove the cause Of the trouble.
Contain no habit forming drugs. For
sale BY oil Druggists. ADV.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
Alumni "Can" Their Cheers.

New York, Jan. 31.-Dr. James b.
Angel, president emeritus of the Uni
versity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, was
remembered in an unusual manner by
the University of Michigan club of
New York, whose members spoke.
sang and college-yelled into a phono-
graphic reproducing apparatus at the
dinner of the club.
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New York. Jan. 31.-Hereafter there
will be a censorship. according to the
standards of the Roman Catholic
church, of every play on the New
York stage and after Feb. 2, wher
the Catholic theater movement will
be launched, no member of the
church in good standing may see any
play not on the white list" There
will be no black list.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
Earth Shocks Recorded.

Washington, Jan. 31.-An earth.
quake shock of pronounced intensity
was registered on Georgetown univer.
sity seismographs. Father Torndorft
estimated that the center of the
shocks was about 1900 miles distant.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
Outside Help Summoned.

Woburn, Mass, Jan. 31.-Several
lives were endangered by minor ex.
plosions and the fire departments OF
half q dozen towns were called for
assistance when fire destroyed the
big Murdoch tannery and damaged
several other buildings. The loss is
estimated at nearly 500, 900.
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EXPECT SOME INDICTMENTS
Grand Jury to Hand Down True Bills
in Rebate Probe.

Chicago, Jan. 31.-Indictments in
connection with the four alleged re-
batting conspiracy cases under consid-
Grafton by the United States grand
jury are expected.
Four railroad companies, one meat
packing concern, one milling company,
one firm of grain dealers and one coal
company have been involved in the
inquiry.