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Evening journal., 1891-04-23
Foster WIN Inxestirnto.

WASHINGTON, April 23.A committee
from the Dairymen's National Protective
association, composed Of Messrs. Kauff-
man, Swaitley, Pattison, Lacey, Woodside
and Edison, called on Secretary Foster and
preferred charges against the collector Of
internal revenue Of Philadelphia and his
assistants for laxity Of duty in the non
enforcement of the law as against the sale
of oleomargarine. Secretary Foster said
he would investigate the matter.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23
CLARKSON WAS CHOSEN
The Republican Leagues Pres
idency Went to Iowa.
PRESIDENT HARRIs0N's LETTER

He Regretted That he Gould Not At
tend the Convention aud Outlined the
Republican Policy for the Near Future.
A Lively Discussion.
CINCINNATI, April % AT the National
Republican League convention much
business Of importance was transacted.
Hon. John S. Clarkson. Of Iowa, was
elected president to succeed John NJ.
Thurston, A novel incident was the dis
tribution Of new tin plates among the del
egates. They We're made Of the first tin
produced in America under the Mckinley
bill. Many letters Of regret were read, and
one from the president OF the United
States aroused the convention and there
was tremendous outburst OF applause.
The delegates cheered and many Of them
stood on chairs and shouted themselves
hoarse. President Harrison's letter OF re-
gret was thea read. II was as follows:
The Presidents Letter.
Il beg to acknowledge the receipt OF
your letter OF the 9th inst. inviting me to
attend the fourth annual convention OF
the Republican I.eague clubs, to be held a.,
Evening journal., 1891-04-23
RELIEVED OF GREAT SUFFERING.
Joseph Krejci of Wilmington Tells a
Wonderful Story.

ne CouIdn't sleep or Eat, His Throat Was
Raw and he Had Pains All Over His
Body-severaI Physicians Failed TO Give
Him Relief, But He Says He Finally
Got IT From Drs. Mccoy and WfIdmaD.
II Is the Old Story of Catarrh That Got
the Upper Hand
Tn ere isn't prettier. happier little home in
all Wilmington than th house of Mr.. Joseph
Krs lei, at lOl0 Adams street. where a reporter
saw him and his vile and his beautiful baby
girl MIR. krejci is tailor and Is employed
in the big tailoring house of j. I. Muilin a
Son. at Sixth and NJ Afket streets. He has
worked for this big clothing firm for GOO d
while and has lived in Wilmington for the
last ten years Mr.. Krejci told reporter a
wonderful story. He said:
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

ROME, N. ", April pa fierce fire
broke out in the Virgins block yesterday
afternoon, and for time defed the best
efforts Of the firemen. The Utica fire de
partment came to the rescue and the
flames were got under control. The fol
lowing buildings were destroyed: The
Virgins block, r. W. Pritchard's feed
store, E. H. Barnard's harness store. the
Farmers hotel, besides barber shop
liquor store and about a dozen private es
Establishments. The loss will exceed 500, 900
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II have had trouble with my throa. for four
years. II came from catarrh. 1t hurt me 10
swallow. All tnat time my throat was raw
and swollen so that the passage was almost
clofed. My nose was st pped up too, and
there WAS a continual dropping of mucus
down from my head into the bsck part OF my
throat which kept me hawking and splitting
all the time. II troubled me so tnat couldn't
sleep. The pains in my forehead and in the
back OF my head were terrible. and / was
troubled with 1ains in my stomach and /
couldn't eat. Besides had pains In my chest
clear through to my shoulder blades. Some
times had pains all over my body The
sides Of my throat were very sore and added
TO this u ed to spit blood. On top of all !
got very deaf. 1t all came from catching cold
after cold.
u went to physicians here n Wilmington
hut they didn't do me any good, and one doc
tor told me | couldn't be cured / also went
TO physicians In Philadelphia and Reading.
but they didn't do me any good. Finally
went TO Drs. Mccoy and Wildman. and they
were the first physicians to help me and they
certainly have helped me wonderfully / am
not 20 deaf / feel a great deal better. Drs.
Mccoy and Mildman havs done me a great
deal of good. l can sleep wei now. can eat
well. don't have those pains like / used TO
have them. My throat isn't raw any more
have got along so well under the care of Drs
Mccoy and Wildman that will soon be out
of their care. have got f.reat faith in them,
and for the best reason in the world, they
have relieved me from great sufferings.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23
Fitzsimnons ana nan nratcbed.

CHICAGO, April 23.-"Parsonr Davies fol
Jim Hall, and George r. Clarke for Bob
Fitzsimmons have signed articles for a
fight to a finish with four ounce gloves.
Marquis of Queensberry rules, between
Hall and Fitzsimmons for purse Of
$4,000 The match is TO take place in St.
Paul or Minneapolis, July p, the winner
to receive 81, 900, the loser 81, 900, the men
to weigh at the ring side in costume. Both
contestants agree to weigh not over l5g
pounds. A forfeit Of 81 500 has been posted
by each man
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

TRENTON, April 23.-T. V. Powderly,
grand master workman Of the Knights OF
Labor, was here and investigated the strike
Of the sanitary waremakers, and learned
that it was fight Of the manufacturers
against organization, and he has promised
financial assistance in the near future.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

ALBANY, April 23.-Not stroke Of work
was done yesterday in the senate, and the
prospect is for further idleness, because Of
the canal deadlock. There was no offer of
compromise on either side, and there is no
prospect that the fight will end before ad-
louTnmeut.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

DUBLIN, April 90 The Irish National
federation held a meeting here at which
Mr.. David Sheehy, member Of the house OF
commons for South Galway, stated that
500 branches of the federation had been
formed during the past six weeks Mr..
Sheehy also stated that "a, 200 had already
been subscribed TO forward the work Of the
organization
Evening journal., 1891-04-23
TWO WOMEN WERE SHOT
Another Deadly ARRAY in the
Coke Region.
ONE WAS KILLED BY AN hooIDENg.

During the Melee she Got Between the
sheriff and Her Sweetheart and Was
Shot Down-Several Others Severely
injured Socialists Talk to the strikers.
UN1oNTowN, Pa, April % Violence has
again caused death in the coke regions,
and Company G, Of the Tenth regiment, has
been called TO quell the disorder The Fay
cite county officers went to Adelaide yes
terday, where they made two evictions
after a great deal OF trouble They were
oyerpowered by the strikers and driven
away before they could eyict any more
strikers.
Reinforced by Sheriff Mccormack and
large force the deputies returned. A
pitched battle took place between the
posse and about 800 Hungarians, men and
women, in which Hungarian girl was
killed, another Hungarian woman fatally
hurt and others seriously injured, among
whom were several deputies.
She Fought Like Tigrcss.
The members Of Company were lunch
ing down at the boiler house. The depu-
ties were trying TO keep the Hungarians
from carrying back the household goods
which had been thrown out Of the houses
in the forenoon. A strong Hungarian
was fighting with the deputies Sheriff
Mccormick started TO assist them. The
Hungarian saw him coming aud tried to
shoot. The girl who was killed was
lover OF the Hungarian. She WIS fighting
for him with the ferocty Of q tigress. The
deputies say the pistol 10 the hands of the
Hungarian was discharged and that his
sweetheart was killed in that way
If IL had not been for the arrival OF Com
pany G at that moment every deputy would
doubtless have been injured, If not killed.
Sheriff Mccormick was shot through the
thumb by the bullet that killed the girl
More Trouble Feared.
Evictious will take place at Leith today,
and trouble is feared. One hundred and
eight Pinkerton men are stationed at
Leisenring, where eighty-dve men are at
work in the pit. Company G Is still at
Adelaide. Deputies Crawford aud Kyle
arrived here last evening with three pris-
oners, captured during the riot
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

CHICAGO, April 2S Diamonds valued at
5000 were stolen from the jewelry store
of f. G. Thearle, Jr. The thief hurled
paving stone through one Of the front win
dows, and then showing his hand through
the aperture took out tray of diamonds
and watches. The clerks gave chase, but
the thief was fieeter Of foot and escaped.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23
A Rnise of 1o per cent.

BUFFALO, April 23.-Some months ago
the employees of the various express com
panies were subjected to a reduction Of 10
per cent. in their pay. An order has just
been issued by the American Express com
pany notifying many of its employees that
on May l their salaries win be raised 10
Der cent
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

PITrsBURe, April 28-Several hundred
carpenters have stopped work on buildings
where the stonemasons are locked out.
The other trades have as yet taken no
action, but it is likely they will adopt the
policy Of the carpenters before May l.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

PITTsBuRG, April 23-By an explosion
Of benzine in the Iron City Galvanizing
works Charles Arnold. aged twenty-one,
was fatally burned and Louis Lenz, aged
twenty-one, was seriously burned Loss
10 building. 5000
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

GLOUCESTER, Mass, April 23.--A tele
gram received here from Consul General
Frye, at Halifax, states that the Canadian
government has agreed u grant AmeEi;ar
fishermen licenses.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

ter OF Horace
Greeley were mar
ried at Pleasant
vile this morning
at 8 o'clock. The
party at once left
forNew York city.
where more than
500 guests will t-e
present at the re
ception to be given
the newly married
pair. The recep
80
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BUsTNEss OPPORTUNTTTEs.


WANTED.-A SILENT PARTNER WITH
" $1,000 in a well paying business. None
but those meaning business need apply to
PARTNER" this office.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

Cincinnati, April
81 and % Noug
letter found me In
the press Of bust
ness incident to a
contemplated trip
to the Pacific
coast, upon which
/ shall start Ia a
few hours. | re-
gret that | shall
. be unable either to
attend the conven
tion or to give by
, letter any extend
ed counsel. The
convention Of the
Republican party
antltha legislation
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

GABRIELLE GREELEY. tion will be held
at the home OF Miss Maria Girard Messe.
mer, No. ia West Nineteenth street
Among the guests will be the Horace
Greeley Post, G. A. r.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

a WinlEfer Lhnrged with Arson.
IPSWICH, Mass, April 23.-Rev. George
A. Andrews is OH trial here charged with
arson. The alleged crime consists Of his
having set fire to his store in Essex. The
authorities expect to fully prove his guilt
He is known to have been the last person
seen in the vicinity Of the store, and when
the firemen broke in they found that the
premises had been set on fire In three places.
There is also evidence in the hands Of the
prosecution going to show that Andrews
removed large portion Of the stock Of the
store before setting it ON fire, The object
was to obtain an insurance Of some 81, 900
which Andrews carried on the stock.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23
80 A MONTH TIL prAY-1.

Until May lst Drs. Mccoy and Wildman
will treat all cases for s. Il month and fur
nish al medicines free. Those beginning treat
ment befo-e May lst viii be treated Tor the
same low fee anti cured.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23
10 t AND FOUND.

~-~----~-~---~~----~~----~-~---e-
T OST-A BEAR FUR COLLAR, FROM
~ between Eighth and Ninth on Market
street to Tenth and Tatnall streets. at 10 30 p
M. Tuesday night. A suitable reward will
"a 2 ven II left at the Journal office. MISS
BOCLDEN, 409 Delaware avenue, city.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

ScorTDALE, Pa, April 28.-Abont 200
strikers were mnssed on the common here
last evening to listen to addresses by Alex.
ander Jonns, the socialist leader, ana Au-
gust pelaber, the international secretary
Of the Journeymen Bakers and Confec.
TONERS union. EARLY ia the day the strik-
ers came pouring into town. They am had
flags, and marched behind brass hauds.
Dinde Bugnstager formerly opened the
meeting, and James Mcbride. member
Of the Knights Of Labor executive board,
was elected chairman. Alexander Jonas
was the first speaker. He saidi
Black slavery has been abolished under
the American fag-the same Dag under
which John Brown was hanged, the an
arcliists In Chicago assassinated, and your
brothers at Morewood murdered / prefer
the red fApn
Evening journal., 1891-04-23


DOR EALE-AT A BARGAIN.-ONE MO-
Il hair Plush Parlor Suitof seven pieces. Can
be seen upon application to MRS. ELIZA
BETH TAYLOR, No q2s jefferson street.
DIANO - SEVEN AND ONE-FHIRD
OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
CHEAP; in coed order; easy payments TO
good purchaser. Address, PAM, Evening
journal Office.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23
CONFIDENCE

Between Customer and Mer-
chant is the only true aim to
success. We aim to gain your
confidence by fair dealing.
We want you to feel that your
money and our goods are equal.
Is it worth anything for you
to know that you are buying
the right goods at the right
price7 Is it worth anything to
feel that you can have your
money returned for anything
you buy of US and feel dissatis-
fed with2
Since the beginning of our
business venture in our news
paper talk with you we have
never failed to add:
Evening journal., 1891-04-23
Doctors MCCOY & WILDMAN,

Late Of Bellevue Hospital. N r.
Office, S35 Market st.. Wilmington, Del
Where all Curabie Diseases are treated with
Success.
II you live az a distance wfits for a Symp-
tom Black
Consultation at Office or by mail free.
Office hours-g to II a. m; to D. m; TO Q
,. m. daily. Sundays. to II a. m. IL you
write enclose four cents in STAMPS.
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T7OR SALE, CHEAP. AND ON Easy
II terms, the roamed houses. Nos S04 aud
SOC Wright rect ear Eighth Avenue r. r.
station Apply at No. 60l Washington street
EOR RENT. HOUSE AND DWELLING
n No. 625 West Fourth street, with 8
rooms ana bath inc uding store roo n in good
order Would make a good location tor dry
goods store or ice cream saloon. Rent rea-
konable to q g cd tenant. Apply to
THOMAS r. LALLY.
$40 Market street.
TOR RENT.-A SMALL FARM OF IL
n acres 10 Min Creek hundred about six
miles from Wilmington Rich ruling Ian
with easterly exposure. Would make good
truck farm. A comfortable dwelling with six
TO ms and ample arm and stabling room.
Rent very 10 y for balance Of year. Apply TO,
THOMAS h. LALLY.
500 Marker street,
LNOR RENT.-~IX ROOM HOUSE; SO PER
II mo lth; Justison sire ct near Front. In
quire el4 West Tenth street.
EOR Rem NO. 40s MAR
~ kET street. Apply 2l0 Wfst 9th street
EOR RENT,-THREE ROOMS SUITABLE
n for light manufacturing business or
society meeting rooms; fronting on Market or
Shipley street, l6x6j. l6x q l6x65; well ligl ted
and ventilated. Entrance on both Market
and Shiplcy streets. Immediate possession.
JAMES MONAGHAN 4l9 Market street
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


M TANTED.-GE NTLEMEN BOARDERS
w pleasant rooms, at No. 800 West Fourth
stree
DOARDERs WANTED; ALSO, TABLE
ID hnnrd Al2 Washinpt IN sfralf
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

CHAPPAQUA,.N. ". April a3-Rey. Mr..
Clendenin and Gabrielle Greeley. danrh
Evening journal., 1891-04-23
HELP WANTED.



WANTED LADIES TO HAVE THEIR
~ewing machines repaired at the Nov
y Sewing Machine Shops, No. soc Shipley
,treet. You VIII save money by leaving youf
for rent. per week or month. New and old
machines from 81 TO san
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

Among other things Mr. Delaber said
WAS; "Your newspapers announced that
two outlaws were coming to advise riot
and disorder We are two workingmen
who represent labor organizations and we
are here TO assist you In your great strug-
gle. When workingnen combine for pro
tectton you are charged with conspiracy
and Pinkertons are brought in upon you.
They are said to be best TO break strikes.
My advice TO you is TO stay away from
them"
The foreign element was then addressed,
after which Secretary Parker and James
Keegan spoke briefly. and the meeting was
closed. During the progress of the meet
ing hungarian named M0moga voted to
return to work and was thrown out and
beaten. There are no special features in
the strike situation The fight IL being
waged bitterly, with no prospect OF set
Element. The Frick company claim larger
forces everywhere today, and their claims
seem to be justified by the facts. The Nc
Clure company also report larger forces
Labor officials say that large number OF
the Jintown workmen, principally Ger
mans, re-entered their ranks last night.
Pinkertons On Duty.
At the Leisenring plant Of the Frick
company the $50 pinkertOns are doing duty
and more than two car loads Of the SOC
Punxsutawney Italians have arrived. The
Mcclure people at the Painter plant report
still more men at work this morning. Cen
eral Superintendent Brennan Is at the
,plant daily and is priding himself on being
able to operate the works without the aid
Of a deputy or armed officers He stands
well with his men, and it is not thought
any harm viii come TO his works Nearly
seventy-dve families will be evicted today
or Friday.
Another carload Of imported labor as
arrived in the coke region and more is to
follow. 1t is not known positively, but il
is stated that five carloads have arrived,
and many of them are believed to be at
work at Leisenring No. 9 Concerted ef-
forts were made to start the Overton coke
works, near this place, yesterday, which
have been idle for ten weeks. Notices were
posted that the plant would be resumed
under the terms Of the Frick sliding scale,
but it is said that not a man turned up.
Eviction notices are now to be served on
all the employees who refuse to work. The
company expresses determination to
start at any cost. The two socialist ora
tors, Jonas and Delaber, have just arrived.
They were met at the station by a large
crowd of ardent admirers Eight families
were evicted at Morewood last evening
Evening journal., 1891-04-23

A home cottage, pleasantly situated near
the beach. 147 Kentucky avenue.
MRS. John Fl. Cooke.
Evening journal., 1891-04-23
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
RQTEL CHETYgOOpE.
TIE EMDERRY,

Ocean End Michigan avenue. Open all yea
Hot aud Cold Baths. Electric Bells. Si.5jl
81 90 a day; 5000 to Sl2.00 a week.
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MRS. HARRISON has given orders that
no foreign goods shall be used in re-
furnishing and decorating the rooms Of
the white house except where it is i'm
possible TO procure the necessary ma
terial in America.
AsWARM of bees entered the cab of a
locomotive at Huntington, Pa, last
week, drove the engineer and fireman
out, and stopped travel on the road un-
til the farmer owning the invaders an-
peareG and effected their removal.
SUE SHo, Chinese laundryman at
Paducah, KY, married his assistant,
Miss Ida Rutledgc, pretty American
girl. The ceremony was American
and the groom was disguised in dress
suit. The bride says it is not n matter
of business convenience, but pure, un-
adulterated love. :.
THE amount of money spent in beau
tifying the new palaces of the success
full Paris bourgcoisic is attracting at
tention. Marble staircases, tapestried
panels, ancient and historic furniture
and decorated ceilings are compare
lively new cultivation for the now rich
Parisian, but they are beginning to
show in great force.
THE census Of London shows n nonu.
lation Of 4,211. 1.05G-an increase in the
last ten years of $685. ,4S5. In 1901 the
population was 5s,s53. The increase
during tho last twenty years has bccn
greatest in tho suburban districts, the
lNfNtF
cent, while that Of London proper has
been only Sc per cent.
IT is not little curious to find tbo n.
dustry of ice making connected With
inc production Of electricity. The news
comes, however, that tho Bridgeport
lAla.) Electric Light &c Ice Company
mas been organized to erect an electric
light plant and ice factory, with a capi-
tal stock of sixty thousand dollars.
DAFFoDILs numbering 100000 are
exhibited ut famous gardens near Lon
don. Among the daffodils the most
historic specimen is the quaint double
Queen Anne's dnffodil, which has puz-
aled botanists these three hundred
years, because it destroyed their theory
that OF every double flower there is o
single one.
John g. Nicolay. one of the writer's
OF tha Century life OF Lincoln, Is the
son OF German peasants and began his
career as n boy in q country store at
four dollars o month; he regarded him
self lucky when he was promoted from
that position to be printers devil in the
office of the Pike County Free Press,
and gradually worked himself up to be
editor and proprietor; he is now Mar.
shall Of the Supreme Court of the United
States. t't. "
A WINDOW in the post Office at Hanni.
bal, Mo-, was so clean that the glass
must have been invisible to q quail.
The bird flew through it with such
velocity that it made hole in it only a
little larger than its body. The crash OF
glass directed attention to the incident,
and the quail was found dead on the
floor.
A GERMAN farmer presented to the
reigning Prince Of his country turnir
Of enormous size, grown by himself,
with which his Higbness was 80 much
pleased that no recompensed the giver
with handsome sum OF money. An
other farmer, hoping for similar
reward, offered fino horse to tho Prince
who, to his no small dismay, requited
this present by giving him. the big tur
nip.
B :. "a W a ~
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