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Evening journal., 1893-05-05
PharmaceutIcaI Omcers Elected.

At the session Of the Delaware
Pharmaceutical Society yesterday after
noon the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; President, N. B.
Danforth; vice presidents, J. B. Butler,
NJ. D., F. A. Shipley, Clarence d.
Sypberd; treasurer, John ]. Gallagher; !;
secretary, John NJ Harvey; executive
committee, j. w. Fem, William Poole
+. B. Tatnall. The following list Of
graduates was recommended TO the
governor, from which he is to select one
for the appointment of membership In
the State Board Of Pharmacy, vice F. R.
Smith, term expired: z. Hoffman, ].
Ferris Belt, Joseph p Williams, Thomas
Donaldson, ]. Harvey Spruance, Owen c.
Spear.
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AND NOW FOR A TEST CASE.

Investigation Discloses the Fact That
South Dalsota's Compiled Laws of 81
Have Never Been Enacted.
Sioux FALLS, S. d. May Sit has
just been discovered here that the com
piled laws of 1887 have never been
enacted. This invalidates many amend
ments to this code passed by the last
Legislature Among the amendments
made void is the divorce law which
changes the period of residences from
ninety days to six months A test case
will be made at once.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
WEDDING POSTPONED.
Jewish Society Circles All
Agog at Columbus, o.
LOVER NO. 2 CAUSED THE ANGUISH.

Miss Ray Goldstine. the Bride.eiect,
Attempts TO XIII Herself Because She
Could Not Choose Between the Two Rival
Lovers Before Her.
COLUMBUS, Ohio May G.-Jewlsh
society circles here are excited over a
wedding that was declared off last even
ing at the last moment and whose place
came near being supplied by a tragedy
between rival lovers.
Miss Ray Goldstlne, daughter of a
wealthy widow living at 3l6 South Fifth
street, was to have been married to
Morris Misler, young business man. 1t
was to have been an event in Jewish
society annals.
Great preparations were made But
Wednesday night Harry Steinberg OF
Pittsburg, also lover of Miss Ray, ap.
peared tere and claimed her as his bride.
They met at her house.
In their presence she declared that she
could not decide between them and in
despair said she would kin herself and
thus settle the matter She grasped
one of the revolvefs tho rival lovers had
drawn and would have carried her sug
gestion into execution If she had not
been prevented.
She finally concluded to marry neither
Of them just now and the wedding was
declared of.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
sHIN PLAsrERs oE oLo.
City Treasurer Adams Has an Interest
ing Collection Of Them.

Ing Collection Of Them.
City Treasurer Joseph X. Adams has a
collection Of shin plasters which he Sc
cured from a man living in New Jersey.
This man went into Mr.. Adams Office
yesterday and asked II thsY could be
redeemed As a personal matter Mr..
Adams gave the man the face value Of
each
There were two for cents each, on Eben
Whitney, the glass manufactures at
Glassboro, N. j., dated January 1. 1868,
No. /, and I. w. milford, Hardware
Company, Bridgeton, ~ j.. November
10. 1862 Two others on the "city Of
Wilmington" for 30 and % cents each.
They were the issue of September /,
1861, and signed by John r. Miller, city
treasurer, and j. M. Turner, president
of City Council.
MI Adams has also counterfeit $40
bill on the WILMINGTON and Brandywine
Bank. II is a fac-simile taken from the
original. Across the face is stamped
Counterfeit The note was dated
October /, 1897. and signed by w. S.
Hagany, cashier, and George w. Bush,
president.
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SHE REFUSED HIS HAND

And Her Head was Cut TO Pieces by
an Enraged and Wronged suitor.
LIMA. Ohio, May 5.-A few years ago
George Behrens, a prosperous farmer of
Henry county, became infatuated with
Amanda Miller. He forsoolz his family
and neglected his business. The Miller
woman gained possession Of his money
and then left him Yesterday afternoon
he called on Miss Miller and insisted that
she should marry him. Upon her posi-
tive refusal to do so he assaulted her
with knife, cutting her head to pieces,
and ended the task by killing himself.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
INHABITANTS ROASTED ALIVE.

Eighty POlanders Burned to Death
and 500 Made Homeless at Kowal.
VIENNA, May The town of Kowal,
in Poland, about 80 miles south of War
saw, has been visited by destructive
confagration, resulting in the loss Of
many lives.
The town has a population of be-
tween three and four Thousand.
Fire broke out and spread rapidly, con.
suming 116 houses, including the infrm.
airy and the asylum.
No less than so persons perished in the
calamitous visitation, and 300 families
were made homeless as well as desti
tute
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

the joint resolution giving Governor Rey-
nolds 1900 for distributing direct tax.
senator watson Bouud 10 object
Senator Watson objected as three
day0 had expired
one objection was sufficient TO stop
The a iort
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
A SCENE IN THE SLUMS
Young Child Brutally Treated
and Its Mother Punished.
LIVED IN A Howell WITH NEGROES

Maggie Conner Neglects aud Abuses
Her iO-weeks old Babe She IL Fined
Ia the Municipal Court aud the chud
Committed TO tho Home for Friend
less aud Destitute children.
Maggie Conner woman Of about 40
years, whose appearance Is that Of ole
who has led a dissipated life. was AT
raigned in the Municipal Court this
morning for abuse and neglect Of her ten
weeks old child Mary.
Special Agent Stout stated that he
was informed yesterday that this
woman has been living with colored
family at 100 East Water street. He
went there yesterday afternoon and
found the woman on a chair In drunken
stupor. The child was In her arms.
When the officer reused her she let the
child fall and IL would have dropped TO the
iloor bad not he caught IL. Mr.. Stout
took charge Of the child and had pa
trolman TO arrest the woman.
The clothes on the child were filthy
with dirt while It's face seemed to have
had no water ON it for a long time. It's
head was mass of scabs The little
one was dressed IN rags while It's mother
was In the same kind Of an attire
| George Cusden the colored man, who lives
at the place from where the woman was
taken, testified that the woman came TO
his house on July ot last year. He had
instructed his wife to get her out Of the
house ON several occasions, as he was
tired of her getting drunk and coming to
his home. Cusden further said "l
knew there would be a great 'rugadoo' In
that house sometime, and did not want
TO get my name In the papers"
On Wednesday night he watched Mrs.
Conner through a crack in the door OF
her room. She gathered the child IN
her arms. struck 10 ON the head with one
Of her hands, and threw It ON the bed
The evidence Of the statement that she
struck Il was sustained by bruise OF
the right side Of the ehild's head.
Attorney Brown, prosecutor Of the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty Z,
Children, recommended that the woman
be fined and the child committed TO th'
Home for Friendless and Destitute Chill
dren
Mrs. Conner was fined $40 and th
child committed
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
Negligence of the railroad Company.

Coroner Kirk held an inquest on the
ooay OF MISS ioa Sarpen'el sI {en.erGay seioIy
effect was reached by the jury: RE
solved, That Ida Carpenter came to her
death from injuries received on April 16,
1898. by being struck by train No $50 on
the B & o. railroad at the Concord cross
ing, through the negligence Of the B. s
o. railroad by not providing necessary
protection to the travelling public.
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ADJOURNED SINE DIE.
The Last Day Of the Della
ware Legislature.
LEGISLATORS HoMBwARD BOUND

Closing Scenes OF the state Legislature.
General Hand-shating aud Touching
Farewcils Attorney salisbury Gives
up the Wilmington city Railway Com
pany Amendments at the Eleventh
Hour To Arrange Legislative re.
union.
DOVER. May 5-3 p. m'-The General
Assembly Of Delaware has just adjourned
sine die.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Roc kford base. bail club of this city,
will play tie Olympic Club OF Philadelphia.
al Tie Wawaset driving park tomorrow. The
game will be called az $50 pm
The Executive Committee of the Ladies'
organization of me Delaware Field Club will
Day, May 30.
The attention Of our readers Is called tc
the public sale advertisement IN another
column, OF Thomas r. Lally. at 50j and 5i,
West Front street, tomorrow, Saturday
afternoon a. 4 45.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
IN MEMORY OF HENRY R.iDUPoNT.
Euiogized by tho Members Of the New
Castle bar.

Henry DUPONT was eulogized, by
the members of New Castle county bar,
at meeting held in the county court
room, yesterday afternoon.
w. G. Spruance presided and Austin
Harrington acted as secretary. A com
mittee was appointed to prepare min
utes Resolutions were adopted, and a
committee appointed, TO present them to
the Superior Court, and to the United
States Circuit Court, and request that
they be spread upon the records. A copy
Of the resolutions, will also be presented
to the family.
George H. Bates, S. Redmond Smith.
$. A. Macallister aud others spoke Of Mr..
DUPONT character, ability, etc.
Willard Salisbury and Austin Har-
ringtOn we're appointed to present the
minutes and resolutions to the Superior
Court. and Levi @. Bird and Charles G..
Rumford to present them to the United
States Court.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
Chlef and House sergeants bonded.

Chief Of Police John +. Dolan bonded
yesterday before Clerk of Council Her
sey in the amount of $500 John Plunkett
was his bondsman. House Sergeants
Isaac V. England and Samuel Durney
were also bonded for the same amount.
Charles S. Hurlock was the formers
surety and Andrew Traynor the lstter's.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
sueAR PRIcEs on LIE JUNE.
Caused I'm Glasgow BY a Shortage In
American Supplies.

GLASGOW, May 5-The Clyde sugar
market is excited and prices have ad-
vance Cd per cwt. This condition Of the
market is due to the shortage in Ameri-
can supplies.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
MANAGER HILLER'S DESPERATE ACT.
He shoots His Unhappy Wife Twice and
Then Kills Himself BY Two Shots.

Rock SPRINGS, Wyo., May 5.-George
c. Miller, manager Of the Tompkins
New York dry goods house tried to kill
his wife and himself last evening. One
bullet made a flesh wound in the woman's
back and another tore away the most of
her lower jaw but she will recover,
Turning the pistol on himself Miller
sent two bullets into his skull He will
die They separated some months ago
and Mrs. Miller had applied for q
divorce.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
Death From Neuralgia Of the Heart.

Stephen P. Ratledge, aged % years,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon Of
neuralgia Of the heart, at his home at
Silverbrook. Deputy Coroner Fox issued
certificate Of death from the above
cause. The remains will be taken TO
Dover and inferred on Monday.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
WANT RECTOR AHLwARDr ousTED.
The Anti-Jewish Agitator Not Welcome
I'm the Reichstag.

BERLIN, May 5-Msny of the electors
of the district Of Arnswalde, which
elected Rector Ahlwardt, the anti. Jewish
agitator, to the Reichstag, are anxious
for his resignation wing to his recent
outrageous conduct in that body.
Meetings of the electors have been
held at which resolutions were adopted
requesting Ahlwardt to give M his seat
In the Reichstag.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
THE sRANOYwINE SUMMIT CAMP.
Meeting Of the Association on the
Grounds Yesterday.
A Meeting Of the Brandywine 81

Grounds Yesterday,
A meeting of the Brandywine Summit
Camp Meeting Association was held on
the grounds yesterday. The election Of
w. n. Mccormick in place Of Isaac Wood
row, was the only change in the old
board.
Camp will meet the first Thursday in
August and Rev. E. L. Hubbard win be
the pastor in charge. aW. n Mccormick
wes elected superintendent. Privileges
and location Of tents will be sold on
June Ia
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

This Time It's $. v white.
NEW YORK, May OVAL street 10 90
g. m.-The failure of S. V. White has
Just been announced.
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

Relay Riders Reach chicaeO.i
CHICAGO. May 5, $40 3. m.-The BIZ
cycle relay riders have arrived.
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Continued on Second Page
Evening journal., 1893-05-05

the crime punishable with death when a
man fires his own house or anothers, If
there is q human being in tha house at
the time and from one Co ten years i'm.
prisoHment and $500 10 $1,000 hue for a
person TO apply the brand TO an unoccu.
pied dwelling house belonging TO himself
or another Heretofore thore was only
one punishment-and that was death
Evening journal., 1893-05-05
Mercy for Flre-Bugs

The Senate passed the House bill in re.
lktion to the crime Of arson. Il makes
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isiting her parents and friends

visiting her parents and friends. =. -.
+. B. Bolig and wife are visiting rel
atives in Selinsgrove and vacinity
-. Miss Jennie Walter is teaching
our summer school. She has quite
a number of pupils ID. j. Dreese
and family, of Adamsburg and L. A.
Stine and family, of Swineford. DIR.
Rothrock and wife, Rob. Spade and
wife, of New Berlin were among
their friends here over Sunday
Rev. Schoch, the Lutheran pastor
will preach here next Sunday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock. The theme oi
his sermon will be THE sins OF
YOUTH based on Job 1926. As the
sins of youth in our day are many
let both young and old be interest
ed, and attend.
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CESTRETILLE

The rain we hai during TIE past
week iuterierei considerably with
our farmers in sowing ile-g Osls.
Those Of our people who made ;le.r
gardens during tile e4E.y Lv -pe-
are the lucky ones Hg--e clean.
ing will. soon bother the married
man. II the stove pipe should fail
down, or your wife 90 of in pet,
put up tho pipe, wash your hands,
get your testament and read the
third chapter in the book Of james.
The tcll-tale is the pest Of our com
munity, every moment spent in
watching and telling the faults Of
others is a moment taken from your
own 90. Dr. j. o. Mohn, n student
ut the jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia, returned home last
week A. W. and NJ. I. Potter, Of
Seliusgroye were in town on the 18th
David Bowersox, Of Woodward
was in town last week Mrs. John
Rohland, Of Shenandoah is here
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KRATZERVILLE.

The recent rains have delayed our
farmers in sowing their OATS.
James Beaver lost valuable horse
last week through a rupaway....
George Fisher, our Jolly blacksmith
is happy a boy Miss Lillia
Herman and Mis-, Olive Beaver are
attending school at Frceburg ....
Jacob Stahlu,char is serving as ap-
prentice in Henry Derks sadller
shop Prof. jerome Herman who
Is teaching IN Northumberland coun-
ty, was home over Sunday John
Wolborn who accidently cut off his
finger some time ago, begin work
again The fishing season has
opened again, and some of our boys
caught nice suckers with rod and
line Alfred Dauberman and 81
mon Ewig have gone to Ohio. ...
Last Sunday ten new members
were added to the Reformed church
Two funerals were held here
last odh0ay. OrA"si Mrs. Dauber-
man, of Northumberland and the
other Mrs. Berge, of near Winfield.
CAESAR.
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Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon IA healthy condition
OF an the vital organs II the Liver
be inactive, you have u Bilious Look,
IL your stomach be- disordered you
have Dyspeptic Look and II your
Kidneys be affected you have Pinched
Look. Secure good health and you
will have good looks. Electric Bitters
is the great Alternative and Tonic acts
directly OH these vital organs. Cures
Pimplcs. BIotches, Boils and gives
good complexion. Sold at ID. G. KEEP
lers' Drugstore, PaXtonville Pa. DO
cents per bottle. April.
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II EGISTER'S NOTTCES.--N0tice IA hereby CIV
ven that the following named persons have
filed their Administrators', Guardian, and tx
ecutors' accounts In the Registers ONCE OF Sny-
der County, and the same win be presented for
confirmation and allowance at the Court House
In Mddleburgh, Monday May %, iSg)
!. First and final account Of John c. Gotshall,
administrator OF the estate OF John DeODier. late
OF Centre township, decd.
2, The second and final account OF Morris
Erdley surviving executor OF the estate OF John
Erdley late OF Jackson township, decd.
g. Final account Of Edward Walter admins.
traitor Of the estate Of Louisa Grimm, late OF
Beaver township. decd
| T. First and final account OF Levi u. Matter
administrator OF the estate OF Joel Matter, late
ofCentre township, decd.
3. First and final account OF BENJAMIN Hum
| mel aud Thomas Swartz administrators OF the
estate OF Peter Blngaman late OF Adams town.
| nhiD. decd.
| 6. Flrstand rnal account OF BENJAMIN Hum
/ mel. executor Of the last Will and testament OF
Benjamin llummel Sr., late OF Middlecreek
| township, decd.
I. Final account OF s. A. wetzel. Administra-
tor ofthe estate OIL. VI Wentzcl. late OF Beaver
/ township, decd.
5. First and final account of Jesse IIackenburg.
administrator c. r. A. Of the estate OF Peter
| Long, late Of Beaver tow nship decd.
! p. The account Of Henry POntious. executor
OF the last VIII and testament Of Abraham Hels-
er, late Of jackson township, decd.
TO- First and nnal account OF J. q. Hornherg.
| Cr' administrator VI the estate OF II. ;. Mttcr-
ing, late OF West Perry township, decd.
| II. First and inal account ofJ. q. Hornberg-
| er administrator Of the estate of Daniel Mtter-
ling. late Of West Perry township, decd.
! ~ The first aud partial account OF Henry +.
| COOK and Jesse COrncllous. executors OF the
! estate Of Robert T.. Cornelious, late of Jackson
| township. deed.
! 10. First and nnnl account of Elmer r. and
! calvin :. Walter, administrators Of the estate ~
/ Nathaniel Nalterlutc ut Centre township. decd.
! H. The account of j. W Stciver. admnistra.
| tor of tuc estate of John Stciycr late OF Perry
township, decd
| 10 The account NJ John &. Mover, administrn.
| ut the cstete Of Lydia T.. Mover. late Of chapman
! township, decd.
! l6 First ana unal account OF !. Kohler Peck
/ executor ~ the estate Ot Mary Kramer. late "
\ Chapman township, decd,
! Il. First and nuol account of Reuben Mltter.
| ling, administrator ut the estate Of Joseph n.
| DEM, late ul Washington township, decd.
! lS. First aud dual account uf Daniel :. Buycr
| adminisirJtpr NJ the estate OF Daniel y. OrOshi
| late of Penn township. decd.
| 10 The account OF Jacob Nprhood. Guardian
| ot Ira \. kliu', au heir ~ law of JOnu Muyci
! late of Adams township, decd.
| - q VI. SHINDEL.
Middlcbursh, Pa, April >, pJ. Register
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Middleburgh P. O.

The undersigned will offer to the public his entire sO
of Furniture and Bedding for the next three months
the greatest sacrifice known in the Furntue Tra
in entrai Penna. Having decided to change NV Inns
ness III doing SO must make alterations IN ID
buildings | am compelled to offer my entire stock
prices never heard Of before. Chamber Suits Po1I
Suits, Sideboards upboards Extension Tables BrcI
fast Tables, Centre Tables, Marble Top Tables, Poll
Tables, Fancy Cookers Common Rockers, Willow rod
ers, Baby Coaches High Chairs, Small Rockers, Wo(
esat chairs, Cane Scat hairs, Doughtrays, Beds, D
rcaus Wfsllstands Sofas, Lounges, COuchcs Mattress
Blankets, Haps Pillows, Bostels, Springs, &c. Sc.
Ihe above goods must be sold without reserve ai
will be delivered TO all points along the main lima N
branches OF h.R My Cstocl of Carpets il the largA
in Lewstown, and will be offered nt great reduGA
during the above sale.
W. II, FELIX,
Lewlst0wn,
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WiDOWS AppHAlSEMENrS Notice Il here o.
W los given that the following widows An
prl~cmeuiS under the S5uO law. have been ulod
WITH the clerk Ot the Orphans Court OF SNYDER
county for Confirmation on Monday. the 22nd
day of May 1898.
!. Approiocneut Ot Ellen Bachman. widow OF
:. G. B'chmlu lut" of Spring township decd.
2. AppralSoment OF Mary Fly. widow NJ John
Fry, late oi Sellnsgrovc Borough, Pa, decd
g. Appudscmeut OF Catherine Ilon. widow uf
samuel l.. Hon late OF Washington township.
Pa, decd.
4. Appr1lsomoni ~ leah Hartman. widow ~
John Hartman, late Of centre township, decd.
=. Appral~CmCnt of Catherine Sttnc widow of
Christian S'iuc late ~ Centre township. decd.
q Appral,emeut Of sarah \. Young. widow II
John Young, late of Monroe township. Pa, decd.
:. Appraiscmcnt Of sarah Benier, widow of
Enos Bentcr late OF Centre township. Pa. decd.
$ AppraiScment ~ Elizabeth Breon. widow ot
David Breun, tate OF Mlddlecrcek township. decd.
J. CALVIN sCHoCH. Clerk q. C..
April %, 1898
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All Free.

Those who have used DR. Kings New
Discovery knows il. value, and tho @
who have not, have now the oppor>
tuuity 10 try II Free Call on the ad-
vertised Druggist and get IA Trial Bot
tie Free. Send your name and ad-
ress to II. T. Buckleu y Co. Chicago.
and get sample OF DR.. Kings New
Life pills Free. as well as IA copy OF
Guide to Health and Household In.
structor, Free. All OF which is guar
anteed TO do YOU good and cost YOU
nothing at ID. G. kepler's Drugstore,
PaNtonvile, Pa. April.
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KREAlIER.

New road crossing on ). ~ L. rail.
road is all the talk now Farmers
are having quite a time getting their
oats out. \. W. Smith has been to
the city laying III a new supply of
goods Samuel Rumbaugh has
been Oh the sick list, but Is up and
around again !. j. Mitchell is
putting UP new house in the east
end ot town. We wish him success.
Many Of tie krcameg boys Lad been
70 Mldl.eburgL last week or impor.
tant business The Eyeugelicals put
a roof on their church Kreamer
side walks are IN a bad condition
Mr. J A Mitchell and son OF Mil.
vile, spent q week with her parents.
Mrs. Samuel Boliucer made living
trip 10 Suubury Fishing viii be
the program next. so boys get your
bait box and fishing tackle ready
Look out Henry and Samuel for the
first black bass. PUG.
On next SUNDAY evening, Rev.
Nef vii preach q specia! sermon to
W. c. 5lJ P. O. {. q 4. ii being the
lOi,h anniversary o! the inaugura.
ton O. Wa-l.1g,ln The members
of the Camp -Ee I'D requested 10 be
present. Me-; H. Camp -og,- az C:3-
p.
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Bueklen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salves in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
auteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per
box For sale by y. C.. Kepler, drug
gest. PaXtouviile, Pa.
1892 -1y.