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Evening journal., 1890-11-19
Two eehooners YYrecl.ed.

During last nights heavy storm at
Lewes, the fishing steamer John A. Nor
gan, dragged her anchors and came down
on large three-masted schooner, with
an appalling crash The schooner was
rendered almost worthless. The steamer
wss saved from sinking, by the tug
North America, and pulled ashore. The
schooner Lehman Blsw was stranded. but
her crew was saved by the life saving
brigade
Evening journal., 1890-11-19
Elsctrsc Cars pelaxed

Several incandescent light wires came
in contsct with those of the electric rail
way at Eighth and Madison streets this
morning about o'clock. The cars
of the Wilmington City Railway Com
pauy we're unable TO run over the Eighth
street or Riverview branches until after
o'clock
Evening journal., 1890-11-19
wedding At Kepnstt snuara.

s. Horace Scott of Coatesville, Pa. and
Miss Annie O.. daughter of Joel Scarlett
of Kennets Square were married at the
home of the brides parents yesterday
afternoon. The groomsmen were Mr..
Branson Of Coatesville and Mr.. Houston
OF Chester. Miss Phoebe Scarlett and
Miss Mary Wilkinson were the brides
Evening journal., 1890-11-19
Chester ounners.

cunning expedition started from
Chester, Pa. for Clayton, Monday after
noon. Those who went were: Amos
Shaw. William H. Williams, Rash Allen,
the brothers Ingram, OF South Media
Thomas Carr and Alfred Dawson.
Evening journal., 1890-11-19
Water Commissloners.

A short session o. the Board Of Water
Com missioners was held last evening.
The weekly payroll of $343 90. was
ordered paid. The balance in bank TO ac-
count Of surrent expenses were reported
as s57 7sO, ~; park purposes, $794 III;
total, $5S. 5s4 a.
Evening journal., 1890-11-19
orgau Recital at Grace Chnrch

David Wood, the blind organist of st.
Stephens Church, Philadelphia. gave an
organ recital in Grace M e. Church last
night. He was assisted by Mrs. w. F.
Smalley, Jr, as soloist. A large audience
was present, and the recital was an artis-
tic and financial success,
Evening journal., 1890-11-19
TIE SUN
For fS9i.

Some people agree With THE Suns opin-
ions about men and things, and some peo-
pie dom but everybody likes to get hold
OF the newspaper which is never dull and
aever afs aid to speak its mind
Democrats know that for twenty years
THE SUN has fought In the front line for
Democratic principles never wavsTing or
weakening in it's loyalty 20 the true in
feresis of the party 1t serves with fear
less intelligence and disintsrested vigor.
at times opinions have differed as to the
best means of Acccm plishlAg the common
purpose; it is not The Suns fault If it
has seen further into the milestone.
Eighteen hundred aud ninety one will
he great u ar In american politics, and
everybody should read The sun.
Evening journal., 1890-11-19
ADMlNI.raAvoR,s sAlt ).

~ 70 UIOCh y, uI.1
A full and complete line OF Householi ?
Goods, as follows, TO wit: Two hair 9th
pariOr suits. . fine walnut chamber suits.l oak
chs mber suite and other baadstea and
bur eaus, together with ail the beds and bed
ding belonging thereto, 2 chamber sets, I
secretary. walnut wal drobe, Street walnut
x ension table, lair cloth lounge tt Ginning
char, rocking and lining com ch
marble top table mirrors and oil paintings,
D iror range. dining room stove dress rs,
Brusseils and ingram, inc uding hall and
s.air rpets. through the eist,re house,
/ 81 yer 8. tand silver spoons, queen were and
cutlery, kitcpen utgn iis, l csck stO and
fix urts ana many ether lrtici-s tOonumer-
us 10 mention. These ave s nd goods, well
worth the attention Of persons wishing 20
ru re- fzn
Terms cash.
JA"ES II. HARIdNS.
W. A. EUnLL, Auct. Admins traitor.
Evening journal., 1890-11-19

Persons desiring to invest il real estate
should attend the Public Sale Ot Thomas r.
Lally on next Saturday. November I'D, when
he will Sell some desirable properties.
Evening journal., 1890-11-19

IN CHILDREN'S
NOVELTIES,
AS in Mems Suits,
we're keeping well under
the market-at least
20 to 80 per cent
and our stock is tremendous
in size and beautiful
in tone.
Showing the latest
novelties in
Children's Hats and
Neckwear.
Sleds with every Boys
Suit or Overcoat
Free.
Evening journal., 1890-11-19

PKKNTEs AND SMALL GRANGE OAS
BIZ BAD AT TEE ooUN-xga HG06 uy
a. EwEHKaG SoURMAS
Evening journal., 1890-11-19

AddEess TaE US. Nsw T0rk.
Evening journal., 1890-11-19
Harry F. Sparks on the stand.

Harry +. SPARKS being sworn testified
that ha lived at No. 408 Taylor
street end had been in Wilmi tou for
thirty-thres years he met Devine about
week before he was killed. Dsvine
came TO tais city to put some improve
Evening journal., 1890-11-19

serious Accident at colt & McKendrick's
Ouarries Yesterday Pinned on Rugged
Rocks by Heavy slabs of stone-Tke
Injured Ones Suffer Intense Pain.
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both both, sooting and haad hold being hard to ind.

both footing and haad hold being hard to ind.
while the slightest sip meant death.
After passing this we had not gone two hun
cred yards before We found Ourselves looking
down CHI about Eve hundred feet This was
climax. and / now determined to 20 70 one
OF the other river. and with that idea started
down the west side OF the mountain
Climbing down was worse than il had been
soing M, but It had TO be done, and by o'clock
that evening We had got about one-taird of tie
way down. and 50 decided TO camp
Af6 O'Clock the following morning We again
Started down. aud about o'clock we struck .
good game trail On tee way We also saw more
races OF the "Banner party" The trail led US
Gown little guich to the waters edge and we
found ourselves about the middle of deep.
rocky canyon. through which boiled deep and
powerful stream, and how to get across
was now the question The only way
seemed to be TO fora, and this we resolved to do.
so securing our guns on top OF our packs, we
cut each OF rs good stout stick and wased in
The water reached our waists. and it was with
great dfdlcuify we kept our feet. bat by care
fully working from the shelter of one large
boulder 10 another. We at last reached the shore
in safety
After wriuging the water out of our clothes
we egain took 10 the trail, and in the course of
nall an hour came to place where blaze had
been made on tree While commenting on
this aloud we saw man sitting on log. and q
lew minutes later made the acquaintance OF Mr..
A. d. Olmsteac. who had been on a prospecting
trip The first question we asked him was
what river this was. and he told US it was the
Docewallips. Then we knew that the other
river wss the DucksbBsh.
That night we slept in a cabin, the highest
one MP the river. and the following day reached
the mouth Of the river, ard bidding reluctant
goodbye 10 Mr.. oimstead, took passage on the
steamer Josephine for Hocdsport
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Skins on Fire
With itching, Burning, Bleeding Be-
Eemas INSTANTLY Relieved By
CuEscnrn Remedies


Our little SON VIII De asus ) ars OF age on the
10Th inst. In May. 1855. ~ was at acked WITH
very pain vi break n out OF tie sgin Ne
cali d in G physician VINO treated him for about
fc1r weeks The cfiia received lit e or 20
good rom he trea,m NJ as the breaking o II,
kup5 osSd b. tie Physician TO be hives In an
aggravated form, became larEer in hlofcRes.
ane more and more distress ng We were fre-
que ~ obliged to get UP In tne night ard rub
him with sode n water. strong lisssmenfs. etc.
Finally, we calsed other pAysicians, uatiI no
less tn six had az .nptd 10 cure tim, ali
alike falling. and the child steadily acting
verse a1d worse, anil abons The 2O:h OF last
yuy. when We beeaa t. give him CuTicuRA
REsoLvESr internally and the cUrIcUkA aud
Cu1icUgA SOAP externally. and by the last OF
August ne was so nearly we'll that we gave him
only one dose OF the kEsoLyENv about ever =
second day for alb ut ten DAYS onger, and ne
has never besn troubled since wi h tie horrid
maia6y. In a. We used g than one halt of q
bottle ofCUucURa REs0LvEET, q little less than
one box of CUTIcURA and only one Gaze OF
CUTIcURA s0AP. H. RYAN.
Cayaga, Livingston Co, Ill
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this
fourth day OF January. ssS7.
CN COE, p
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SEATTLE Feh IL 1901


Our little girl was sick with cerebro spina
meningitis. and believing in allopathy, We
sent for DR.. smart, who Instantly said
there was no hope; however he did his
best. Suns equently We called DR.. E. l..
Smith in consultation, and they both said
there never was case on record of this
kind that ever reco sered; that even if she
did she would die of consumption in three
months. She vas then sick about eight
weeks and was blnd and paralyzed and a
mere skeleton, and was expected BIZ the
doctors TO die any minute. When the last
vsstige of hope had fied we sent for Dr.
Eugene Jordan, and under his treatment
she entirely recovered. The allopath is
now at discount in our family. The His
togenetic system of medicine. the only
rational system. has by practical results
proved its theoretical aceuracv.
GEO. z. CLANCY,
MRS. GEO. Z. CLANCY.
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THE PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND

Invitation Accepted to Be Present at
Soldiers Reunion in Ohio.
TOLEDO, Sept L-President Harrison and
General Sherman nave both accepted invita-
tons to be present st the twenty first annual
reunion of the Society OF the Army of the Cum
berland, to be held here September IL and Is
Many other distinguished gentlemen are also
expected, among them General Rosecrans and
President Hayes.
WAsHTSGToN CITY. Sept President Har-
rison will leave for Cresson, Pa. the latter part
OF the week, and establish executive head
quarters there during his stay.
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Every Day Proves More ConcIu-
SIvely the Correctness Of the
histOgeneiic System.
GUEmEs. Wash, April IA, 1890.

GUEMEs, Wash, April IA, 1890.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan Seattle, Wash:
My Dear Sir-I wilt write you one more
letter. and mali it myself l have written
you three and sent them to be mailed and
have learned that PARTIES failed to mail
them. Doctor. you remember l was sick
with rheumatism; feet and legs swollen up
and was suffering terrible pain, but am
very glad TO be able to tell you that l am
well once more after such long, painful
suffering, and | cannot thank you enough
for what you have done for me. l will
always take your medicine no matter what
sickness have, so p ease accept my thanks.
am coming to Seatt g soon and viii surely
come and see you. remain, as ever. yours
sincerely, HENRY g. EDENS.
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lie GEMS Die scerfs Chester Cleary.
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Cuticura Remedies

Parents. do you real re Row your Title ores
tr- with itching. b1Ining. sea and III tened
skin and scalp diseases? To kn that sim
gIe application OF the CUTCURA REMEDIES wi
sleep and pc nt 70 perman n, and economi-
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them wit OFT mamens d. la, s to BE- guilty
OF positive inhnmani T. No grtatr ltgscy
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sxin and pure blood. CUTIcuRA REMEDIES are
absolutely pure, and may be u-ed from infancy
TO age, from pimpies to scr fua
Sold everywhere. Pri e. CUTIcURA. soc: soar,
Csc: REsoLvENT. 81 Prera ed by The POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
Mass.
Eas-seni for "How 10 Cure Skin Diseases /"
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No ITO Grant street. San Jose, Cal,
March "a, 1880.
DR. / Eueene Jordan.

NO. IIU Uf8IIt sEIett, San JOSe, O6I.,
March "a, 1880.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan:
Seattle, Wash.
Dear SRI have much pleasure in stat
ing that tue Histogenetic medicines COM
p!eteiy restored to heath. In three weeks
my son aged years, who on Eis dical ex-
animation was found to be suffering from
conges ion of tue lungs, bronchitis and
kidney disorder. I am highly gra flied
with the result, and can warmly praise the
quick action OF the medicines and the
principles OF the Hisiogenetic system
which are scientific ami BASED also on COM
mon sense. l may also state that the
remedies being tasteless are agreeable TO
take, so that even childr en- have 10 obiec-
ton TO them.
am, dear sir, yours truly,
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RfRV,g Skin ana sealp purified ana b au5I-
DhDl fed by CUIIcURA soar. Absolutely
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The wall decoration being done at Hyams
Pauson Co. 3 IS hey ond doubt the finest In the
Northwest Viii be open 10 public inspection
Friday evening from 10 10.
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Pullman reservations made Tor all points Esa
Wis the Northern Pacific railroad, the vessibuled
sleeper and dining-car line. A Chiiberg city
ticket agent ZIG Second street, Boston block; 4
1onkin, depot ticket agent. Seattle.
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DRAIN, Oregon, March ID. 1890.

y. EuBtlc JUKUGlls M Df
Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-The medicines H. NJ. n. @.
have cured my wife after two weeks treat
m ent and We think it u wonderful med-
cine. You will hear from others in this
town if you have not already. | think it
would be desirable 10 have an agent here
as a good many people would ike to use
the medicines. Yours respectfully.
5. ]. III. TRlNE.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-23
A STREET AFFRAY.
The Fatal Ending Of a
Family Feud.
A Wicked BrOther-in-Law Gets
His Dues.
New Light on the Famous Benwell
Mystery.
Damaging Evidence Against Burchell De-
veloped at the Outset of His
Trial-Other Items.
Associated Press Dispatches.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Tonight fatal
street affray between brothers-in-law
ended remarkable contest for the pos
session of fortune of 100000. Alfred
Richner, several years ago, was the hus-
band of noted brothel-keeper. Not
withstanding this, and his unsavory
record Richner succeeded in clandes-
timely working himself into the good
graces of the daughter of a wealthy -four
and feed dealer, named Kessler. Upon
Kessler's death the daughter,
who seems to have been somewhat
simple-minded, disclosed her attach
ment for Richner The instant opposi-
tion of the family to any recogni-
tion of that worthy, resulted in the
elopement of the couple to Montreal.
Richner later went through the form
OF obtaining divorce from the brothel-
keeper, and having his marriage with
Miss Kessler legalized. They then re-
turned ito Chicago. A feud was soon
engendered between Richner and his
new wife's brother. The latter accused
Richner OF being actuated solely with
desire to lay hands on the fortune of his
sister. Legal struggles and personal en-
counters between Richner and Kessler
have been frequent. Recently, it is al
legged, Richner, failing in his efforts to
get at the Kessler patrimony, has
threatened to kill every member OF the
family. Tonight he met young Kessler
on State street and attacked him with
cane. Kessler drew revolver and fired
several shots into Richner's body, in
tlicting fatal injuries. Kessler gave
himself up and said he had been ad
vised to arm himself, by the city chief
of detectives and his attorney, General
John G. Black. The affray took place in
the crowded part of State street, and for
a short time created wild stampede.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-23
SETTLED AT LAST.
The Worlds Fair Site Finally
Agreed Upon.
Washington Park Thrown in
For Good Measure.
A APractically Single Location of One
Thousand Acres.
The New Arrangement Satisfactory to
All-Great Rejoicing Over It's
Consummation.
Associated Press Dispatches. |

Associated Press Dispatches
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-The worlds fair
site question has been settled by today's
action. In the morning the South park
commissioners agreed to add Washing
ton park to the portions of the South
park system already offered to the COM
mission. This was in accordance with
the resolution adopted by the national
commission last Saturday. At this af-
ternoon's session of the national COM
mission the amended site proposition
was presented and unanimously accept
ed. The site thus provided for includes
Washington and Jackson parks, the
Midway plaisance connecting them, and
Lake Front park, in all about one
thousand acres. In sense the
chosen site is one great unit,
comprising, as it does, the entire
South park system of Chicago, the
finest of any in the city. The enthu-
siasm with which the tender was re-
ceived by the national commission
showed in contrast with the reception of
the previous propositions. By a resolu-
tion adopted early in the day the
national commission had formally
pledged itself to regard the offer of such
site as a final settlement Of all ques-
tions relating to the site, and when the
park commissioners promptly responded
and the exact location of the big ex-
pasition was at last fixed, there was an
outburst of cheers.
Stepping from the doors of the city's
railroad depots, hotels and business
houses, the visitors to the worlds fair
will, as it were, enter directly the vesti-
bule of the exposition on the lake front
This lake front is strip OF park com
prising sixty acres bordering the shore
of Lake Michigan. Leading from it the
finest boulevard of the city goes directly
to Washington park, and connecting the
latter is the Midway plaisance, which
ends in Jackson park. Like the lake
front, one side Of Jackson park is wash
ed by the waves of Lake Michigan. The
greater portion of the site is one vast
network OF pleasure drives, enclosing
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-23
CABLE FLASHES,
Cream of the Foreign News Boiled
Down.

Cream of the Foreign News Boiled
Down.
Matterson defeated Nelson in a scul.
ling race ON the Paramatta river Mon.
day.
McMillen, colonial treasurer of New
South Wales, has withdrawn his resig-
nation at the request OF the governor.
Agnes Robertson, first wife of Dion
Boucicault, has sailed from London fol
New York, in response to a cabegram
from her lawyer.
The Portuguese government has given
orders to stop all kilograms, both do
mestic and foreign, which refer in any
way to the political disorders in Portu-
gal.
Parnell desires to wait until after the
trial of Dillon and O'Brien to see
J whether it will be still possible for them
to go to America. His health will not
permit him to make a personal visit to
America.
The anti-slavery conference opened
at Paris, Monday. President Keller
welcomed the delegates and urged the
congress to arouse such a movement
throughout the world as would definitely
end slavery.
Experiments were made at Magde-
burg with new quick-tiring gun OF 80
centimeters caliber, in the presence of
officers from America, England Russia
and other countries. France was not
represented. Fifty shots minute were
fired, and the trial was great success.
Minister Roca, of the Argentine Re-
public, states that the government will
provide for the payment of interest on
provincial loans. 1t is expected that
congress will impose strong protective
duties. Drouth prevails in the country !;
stock is dying in great numbers.
Bismarck, in an interview referring to
the prospect of returning to, public life
said, seat in the Reichstag would en-
tail regular attendance and the discom-
fort of hotel life, but in the upper house
OF the Diet he might appear when he
chose, and he did not intend, like bear,
to sleep and lick his paws during the
winter.
Lisbon newspapers in announcing the
arrival of a British squadron at Mozam
bique, say the cabinet sent a cable dis
patch to the governor OF Mozambique,
informing him of the resignation of the
ministry and advising him to receive
the British admiral with the respect due
representative of a friendly nation. If
the admiral however, should attempt to
infringe upon the status quo, it is re-
commended that the governor use his
own discretion in upholding the honor
of Portugal.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-23

great stretches of meadow and groves of
oak. Adjoining Washington park is
race track capable of accommodating
fifty thousand people, and this the
local directors expect to make part
also of the site, for the purpose of
speed display and live stock show. This
improved race track, where the live
stock show will be made, is within one
hundred yards of the point selected for
the main building, thus placing the
whole fair in one compact quarter Of the
city, including the government display
and the displays to be made by the var
ious states in conjunction with the main
exposition buildings. The site selected,
and the plan of the buildings proposed,
is generally regarded as calculated to be
especially gratifying to the live stock
men of the country.
There is great rejoicing in Chicago to-
night by all classes over the final settle
ment of the site controversy in way that
gives satisfaction.
The national commission before ad-
journing for the day adopted resolutions
of regret at the death of Governor
Stevenson of Nevada.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-23
COAST CULLINGS.
News Nuggets Picked Up in the Colder
State and Its EnvirOns.

News Nuggets Picked Up in the Golden
State and Its Environs.
A slight shock of earthquake was felt
at San Diego at S O'Clock Monday even
ing.
Sheriff Warfeld of Merced, arrested
two men camped near that place, who
are wanted at Bakersfield for robbery.
At San Francisco the jury in the case
of Edward Fladurg, charged with the
murder OF his wife, returned verdict
OF acquittal.
A recount OF the population OF Boise
city, Idaho, by the board of trade showed
total of 1922, or gain OF 80 per cent
on the official figures.
William Hargrave, native of Missou-
RI, aged II, pioneer of California and
the county of Napa, is dead. He was
member OF the bear flag party.
There is $26 ,4S0.74 in the vault of the
state treasury at Sacramento, which is
81 IA in excess of the amount called for
by the comptrollers statement.
A man was digging well at Empire,
Nevada, when it caved in. Twenty
five feet of earth fell on top of him, and
there was fifteen feet of water below.
A Republican mass meeting at Merced
nominated Henry Nelson to represent
Merced and Mariposa counties in the
assembly, in place ofThomas Desmond,
who had refused the nomination.
At convention held at Oakland, the
following Republican nominations were
made: Sixteenth senatorial district,
Eli Denison; fifty-third assembly
district, E. S. Culver; ffty-fourth as
sembly district, j. G. Mccall.
A man 60 years of age, who had been
working at the Moak place, near Chico.
and whose name is believed to be
Patrick Maloney, committed suicide by
blowing the top of his head off with
gun.
The body Of Robert Coleman, young
man, "a years OF age, was found Satur-
day in the river bottom near Chico
The deceased had wandered away sick
and died in the bush. His body was
found by his brother who had been
searching for him four or five days.
The state board of prison directors
met at Folsom Saturday evening, for the
purpose of taking action with regard to
four re-captured escapes who had tun-
neled their way out OF the prison. Turn
key M. Paul was discharged upon in
vestigation, and Guard Gertner was sus-
pended from service for fifteen days.
The credits of the convicts were taken
away.
Peter Denerchea, Spanish boy, 10
years old, was shot through the abdo-
men Sunday night by H. 7. Hewitt,
merchant OF San Jacinto. Hewitt ac-
cused the boys brother of stealing bar
ley, and during quarrel Hewett drew
revolver. Peter Denerchea pushed
forward with others to prevent blood
shed, and was shot. Hewitt claims he
shot in self-defense.
The steamer Newport, Captain Green
arrived at San Francisco, Monday morn
ing, bringing the passengers and crew
OF the wrecked steamer Ajax, from Shelter
Cove. Captain Donaldson, of the Ajax,
said he lost the ships papers and in
struments and all the personal effects of
the passengers and crew. Wells, Fargo
and Company's treasure, amounting to
nearly $1,000, was, however, saved.