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Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

ut Der siues Soft, iom letter Yrl}
paa Snietter iom 5soe. er uiitnot if.
'aa ~alminbelig beflenot; imioIertio Ell
bet iaa, % bet er bIonbt be auitralite
Snofsbte, at Der Nar eiter glar iort1s
res WtiQioner al SUmmeriuglc. Iaa
&lipperne al Su9On8s 6jeloeue iamler
oisie beoineeos Sfabuinger Zig / utros
Zig W9n9oe. 2anoet5 inoisote 8efolf.
ming t9nber Gaal, OUeupaa builfe Der
b9ttes meo raat % Uaaot 8rRubemas
t~eriale, iaa Ell tpt 5tsg uOuitler iig.
Snietterne toales Og opinmles Tom ct
peltomment S%goemtoOel.
s 3pltlano fan man / Ntai Mtuaueo
uoe / 2unoe o9 BartanlG9 trRffe 5lotie
at Smaasutter meO Blitipano / 6aau.
Den. Spao er bet, De 9aar og iamler
fra Greerne, BET fan oa life pore 8pr
euer Srust? Sci, bet er Snietter, ifal.
b9fteoe 3Orbiiter, Wtai'9eier, SlOen'
bOrrer, Tom be pIutter liseiaa iurisi
iOm en- Smaasut gtor9e plutfer Blaa.
ber. 9et forbauier en- Gremmeb. ION
life er uaitt til ili9t Syn; be Ipiier Bag:
froppen at benz, iuBer benz no, pg paa.
ltuar, at bet imager iaa npbelig isbt
s 8anmarf iauter man Slbenborre,
al anben 8runo; De berjer % sbeleg
ger Sfouene i ben Grab, at Re9ieriu
gen betaler for, bpao Der pluffes Og ie
mere opbrRnoes.
s Merico finoeS en- inofSot Stamme
Der finer @R98elus paa tine 8rgoiti
Der, li9eiom ri sier meb Smgr. 9e
er en- appetitlis "Sanowi6" for BEN
8elbefomme, @nbuer lin Smag.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

l57
OpmartiOm paa, os bOrttOs sftsr nOsen Bstantntns BEN
tIoIigere onItalte Stsn.
I'm let gDien 9iennemfor bans 2snlmer % mtS
Gins, Der ~iuntIsos mso mart SIo, itirr.os ban inb
Reuusn, men trat fig after tiIbass. Dstts sientOg zig
iiere ganse, inbtiI ban, OueruaIeet al en- ftartsrs 6sIeIis,
baiti9t rep gapirruasn til fig.
gu anto8 bans Uiins ct llbissuoe, Der iorraaots en- np
Ramp; ban ipntes at baUe en- 5snist, en- Soc, Tom ban
beitrabte fig for at banlpis. Wlsb ~tantst RoIigbeo
IuSOs ban gapirsrnt tiIbuss Os ~6espnots at bstraste ale
be bum o~msiuenoe GieuitaHos msb en- lSbOIpsnbso, iom
ON ban tSaiaIot benz on, at ieusile bans Iau,sr.
nteu be bsos Gisuitunbe iOritOo bam lite.
MsO ct SInss triumfsrsu0s 5aau, fom ON Der itts
par nO8st at sisrs, fat ban after 6aanSsn gspnsu.
Over to aar par ~iorls6ue, ibsn BAN fer bapOs usp,
Iast Sisis Papirer.
gn mG9tis lrans til at genie Os siennsnsaa Dem
baOoe uu srebet bam, itiput ban syfts UsO ben 6IOtts
SsrsreIie % ounteIt iSIte en- beitig eRnsieI efter at til'
~tntstslsre benz, bisie griHorinser, iOm itaIos ~ailSre en-
9smmeIisbso iOr bans Son, Der snona life tisnot At
nOset Menneits burbs baUe Isbiagst bam grausr.
nleO en- bafis gspassIie sre6 ban Patten % Gar ben
nu ino aammsret. 1
Gitsrat 9etsIer bauOs iat zig ueS Soroet % OpIslt Smto'
it, faIbt isrlt ussIe GIOrs papirer uS at bet. Disie
itso ban itrar tiIiSs os aabneps bet isrte SIao BET
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
1855

100
"Na, Nisie nil aIt, buab jeg bsOsr BAN oml Ss
papa faar let fers arbeiOere, enb ban bsbsuer. gGr
bsriOr roIis, @eors! 9aar Gfteraaret % StOrmsns
tomuer, ital gtisie fOri0se at faa ct 6iem paa Sobans
n~esitiaret. Seq oil beoe Garolus bialpe mig meo at faa
ben Sag arrunseret paa en- fornuftig Naauoe."
"6uor bu er omtGntiOm, COB Os ~iOritanois, lobe
6annpl Raar bu taller aIpOrlist, tan man aIbri9 tro,
at bu lite er albre END ~iOrten aar."
"Og iyu Raaneber Os tire l1ser!" %tiIiOeOe 5annp
i~taltastist.
"Sss sIsmmer uItiO BET g~istisfte," iparebe GeOrs /
famine Gone. "Uisn ou tan itoIe paa, 6annp," ber
bleu bans Stemme bIsoere, "at ON i9 eno iommetiosr
slemmsr bin glosr, iaa forslemmer ies bog aIbrig big;
bit glade, imuttc giQsOs, bins Ipis Golfer fpIgsr mig
baabe tiaanos os tilIps. 90, uaar is tOmmsr nOsen
for 6ars, nil bet bIiUe mig en- itOr lrsit Os Sleoe at
tro, at pn maaite tanfer paa mig"
"URin Cub, @sOrg, Oa fuar mig naiten til at srGos
- ieg tror, is Dor al SOrg naar ou ~reiisr..."
"Os al gIaOe. uuat ies tOmmsr i8isn," tiIiSieoe
geors.
"glei, ba uiI ies NOT Ieps, :" mente 6annp IesnSe, "fOr
ba baaber ies iOetminOits, at bu Dl finos, leg sr bIsOen
for"
Samms bitten, paa bUiIten SeOrs aisiorSs Ssnns
SmtanOisbeb meo 5annp, peuSte Garolas tiIbase ira
en- Reiis til 0rommeu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
Def eIektriSke Diamant. kOrS.

gtSsuitatn % Grfariustu bar t%itfuIos sobt
giort, at en- miIb % ftaoi9 ~sIettriit 2trem q bet
teoF, for ,rbUsr &pg6om ~ Tst sr osrfor bet
)els'trifse Tiamanttors aiur bs6re Itlfrststilsl',
emo uoqet anoet tjtnot beIbrsoelisambtsf. !cois
bette lite Dar 5tlialott, boorior 5ar Ina mango
bunorebe Wtsnntitsr fat fig uto o. t%itifrsUtt os
ltosiaa mangs greoe til soriets PoUprisuiug. -
llooraq al uogls iaa al oisie Brsus gip,r nj fors
ueosn, Ga Di Bar $500. 90 for ,u5pcr, iom Tan BE-
pic. at grCusnt i'te er Gott. 0i fan ooiaa mso
Stttcr6eO iigs, at bet ~tIsftriltt Iiamanttor5 pl
~rsaulerc S8itentt btore o. abiolut 'urers Fsrc
Gloqs 1pgoommc ,uo nogst ouo,t W2iobeI 'ucru
opbaq,t. 5tt iorsbp9gsr ogiaa 2%p9oomms o9
boz bares al stbDert Dleolsm en- 5unilis.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
0io N9t, 2anosnGno!

Ntter aitrptter ui ct al De mango
8repe, Der inOl9ber / N~nleoniu9 Mteois
ctnen Kuriko.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
90 nu iab 2etsIer after forIabt.

San baUoe pei oie, meoen5 Ssnast par bismre, isIt
9ansieI otter at bliue ristig alsns men, pa 9eOrs na
par borte, bleU ban bog nSot til at tiIitaa for fig is!D,
at aiarIisbeoen oar en- 6OrnsoenbeO hos BAN, % at Der
Iua nOget geIsisrenOe geUibitbeom ON, at ban bauoe
ct smt Sisrte i'm gterbsb, ON 6plsIierae eHO fielOen
eQer uIori9 bIeu ~uOperleoe Oro.
Oct tunOe bog life uars aHSerlsOes; SSunsn ituus
oebe til gsroen, 6aoersn ira ben. Stum 6sieoe 9etsIer
fit Sopeb % iutteps paanp, oa ban b~etrasteoe ben fin
~Ipttslise SIspbeb trybenoe StiIopatoe.
Gn Dag, ba en- mere sno iebpanlis ~trpttenoe ReOlas
senbeb laa oper bans SinO. aabueoe ban bet bemmeIise
Stab os traabts inb Den u~bsnptteoe Smasler baie.
6an ~ltanblsSs iOran ben plaos, ban bauSe 5iOrt @sors
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
1874

"Sea tan 10 aloris uioe, buao bu mener," iparsOe
Sannp, lom efter georss uuenteoe llbialS meO Haublsrs
tet bappe iuGrt ueo at fatte fig.
"sSee ul baue geltraDsGdsie."
"Suao teuter b II paa? ;" uobrso bun mso en- blsrtelt9
Qatter. "Ses fan pei lite iOrare 9isie bort! Ss buaO
uioe bu meb bam2"
"0et er lite mig, Der nil baue BAN, tiere 0unnp!
Men fer bu, ies bar tentt iom laa, ban sreb benoeS
Saanb, iom ban b~isrtelist trptfeoe melem fine. "geaar
bet bliuer ginter, os Queen faloer Omtrins Sobaunssa
ifiaret, ler jes ~bsitanOis Papa for mig Os tanter paa,
at bau maalfe Iioer al ben famine Sp8oom iom iflOr;
Ga bu tan pare ps paa, 6annp, at ies aIorls utlpe npoe
ct 9iebIits 5reo, beriom ies uibite, at ban lao Der sanlte
alene. gror life bu, iOm ieg at intet Uasnnslfe ptlce
paste bebre til SeIitub o9 Sppasier sno Nisie. Der
f,1ub. beIcrse en- Iioen SusboIpnins for benz besse os
boa aQiaeuel / ben 3io, ban ut tilousrs, lappe Sto os
Grsier for belle @rafperna?"
10, @eors, bet ct ct sOot, ct fOrtreTelIst Paa1nno!
| Sa. ftisut bet aIoris bar funnel fable mig inO, at s'sle
GA lea, lom er iaa sOOe genner, %nOsenlinoe ituIoe lt'ues
al. or ies bog bierteIis sIaO OOer at tunns pie DIN 6aOer
en- riotia itor Gieneite, geOrsl .Dsen bet pil uel falos
p%onlfeIia at beuase bam til at tase imOo Risiea"
"9sa baaber, bet piI saa Istters, enO man ituIOe tro
- lea bar ausreoe taIt meO BAN; oa ltisnt les lite ut
uOoet beltemt asfte, f, is bog bslsr lite nOset bsl'em'
atlas. Wsn buab msnsr Ou, at N'sls ls0 oil Nse ON
| b,une Tlau2"
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
l56

Oct utratteliss, raftlsie 9arOluS baDoe nu isisn tun
uOsIe faa 3ase at uare bsmms /; iua ftuIbs ban til
g6tbebOrs; os bet traf fig attiaa ia bsloist, at Gsors
snbnu ensans fit ben gIeoe at reie paa 6riiarersn /
S~eIitab meb @arOIus. Ss ON bet 6ornsielise os Sns
tsrssiants ueb bsnns Reiie unber builten GaroIus,
iom ban ielu iagoe, %eraminereoe @eOrs 6asst talte
be ofe mango ar osrefter, aItio ibutOmmsuoe ct os ans
bet Ipfi9t Orb saer Sptrin brfra; os bsnue aOiprs
BELLE bialp ~bstpoelist til at iormiIOe Os IinOre ben Smsrte,
afiteoen meo 6aunp Os Gaoersn bapos ~sftsrIabt gsorss
SjeI.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

8ammel Susoen (til ben sraoeAoe
Gnfe): seq baaber, min fiRre 9umle
Gen Matbiien a berebt pua 8sbenP"
Gnten (meo 2ommetsrtl9oet for
Einene): "gereot? Sa bet bar ban.
San bar lipsfOriitret for $1O,OOO!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

lasoe i'm brirc 6aano poa bans 2tul.
Der, imilte paa fin %ioCiale Sis % uos
brgo:
seq mensr min Sauotsn, ou CT istut
&ilbelm Eel ou, ga99e, eQsr oaiaa
bar ou uaa'o 1as i N~itslaooeus Gosns
t~grb0sie, iom 10 traf ait JONI ban peste
paa!"
Soeniterne paagneoe nj op al I'm
Nicougslur Os begpuote at 'pre al ale
2tUien3 araiter; men uosa anbtR
girtnius eno at ct Bar 8lasrnoer gil
iitpttsr.
SOm aiilutnins pna 8aa9es ari9s
beoriiter Ital iea meboeIe Ell tioen ansI
Dot iom ben Dag BAG bruges 10
Wunobelo Rano tmeuem / Baaqcs
SiembDsb.
Get oar Vtlter, rleo onb Slle o.
Itren9 aulbe. HogIe al SOloaternC
bauoe uaret uoe pan 8%rouiantcrlne o.
trai paa Siempelen iammen meo er
aulfigrer Der uenotc blem fra Bper.
aae iOm en- bObebe iig M Op / gu
torsen iaa ben bar propiulo iom CT
&lsotsnoe / Slastetiocn. 8onben TO,
til at rbare zig life" Tor 6eiten. Sasg,
lao meb ct polioif Smil isrit paa Se.
ten. berpaa bsiisti9eOe ban SlGbe:
n~siastis paa ale 8auter % iasoe / e.
aluorlis Zone: r9n, men eg CT mel
reo for Sleoen co." Bomber manttt
le pper bette inurrige Goar og bulo.
Op at iumre fig for &eiteu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

8reoe, Der inot0ber / glnleonius 0teois
cinen Kuriko.
Duncan, 3a., San. IA. 1898.
gf boilten 8Rroi Mcoiciuen Kuriko
er, pil jeg beroeo beu,ie: Mtn SuItru
baobe pGret ip9elIa / lang lib, bun leo
at 8pguart, 6oueopine oe SOiteuGrt
og oaorlls 5orogielie, men Kuriko bels
brebeoe benbe, iaa bun nu er aloele8
fri bisie Sp9oomme. Gn 8ise, iom
leb at Sierteflup os SOueopine, bleu
osiaa fuloitRnoig belbreoet oeo Brusen
at Kuriko. Seq anbeialer oerfor oenne
iremfpr ale andre Meoiciner. Gio
Qgt, QanbSm9uo, iom enonu life er be-
fjenbt meb oenne Webicin, pm s uil
bore friIte og raife os ipare Ben9e, iaa
fisb Kuriko. 2ars Spanion.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

laoeoe % itiOO ium en- raieubt, ug nigb
to Suler | 8intruo'us Siato.
Spar, ber for bpsrt Eieblit penteoe
at le Ytntruo'n elsr fig islu fable, Ipb
Hu ! gaaoeu os tantte 6alpbsit: 30
er Oct oaa enoeli Hut paa MOrOen for
MIG % - men fgreno ban
nj TENT Stutninger, tum gintrup'n
nteo 8Onlbefnrt uoooer G~lucbauteu -
poppeoe 8aaoen meo iaaoun Strait, at
Spar ltupte ba9Ianos, % 8aaoen for
baIooets Uoer Glpen.
Soenlterne oroS fig berpna tilba9etil
Serre9aaroen meb fin iaareoe 8nmme.
rat, ior at be9rGoe 9abet al lin Nias
lor.
aommen IND i9jeu / 2eiren, ranbts
aue iom Ell Surra for 36orbisrn gtu.
rleoel, % Sapteiuen rate BAN en- I'm
Selp5lgertaaroe meb be Orb: Sven.
lterne GAP big Raun, men bar ellers
lfrale til at siue big @apen i 4apnes
f9te; bette Su0et / 9uen er iepnoooi
meo lnsentins, ies pil perfor paa astt
uorbiit Sspbinseois sipe big min
&aaroe flag meb 8as9esHaunet; tb'
8asse ifal bu fra M ai beooe, Os be-
bar ou iaaman arlis furtient, albrir
iaa ies nosen / burtigere Sob END ou
o9 be inaa Norbbasbeite sr ipm bu Der
oeroensipurste for S~urtisbeo ps uo.
boloenbeo - ia, ou er en- e9te 8asse
@utten mini"
8a9se tattebe, siOrbe ct 8unotai
li9e for Nrien paa aapteinen, of
mente bet life 1fulbe bore ben iibit,
Gang ban ifisb en- Suenite.
,Sfiso bu en- SpenIte?" ipurst,
man | Wunben paa boeranore.
gSd, 1pmRn 9loroe e9 10, pan bEllt
iom Elm Stut, baa ian Bat"
Oct lpoer nOset utroligt, Sasss, q
ou tunoe ifpbe en- Spenite sienuem er
planfetgt 9sr", pttreoe &apteinen no
get oantro.
rSa bent bu bare, 70 Ifal bu iuar
faa Sgn for Sasen."
Sffe lanse eiter iaa man fra 2eiren
at Spen lferne bar ct liolsit Ge9em'
bort til QaSen.
rSagaen pil fortaae ont bit 8urs.
itptte len9e ~efterat hi andre ere borte
6lemielens Scat, ia9Oe en- flor aiam
pefar fra 9slemarfen, os slptteoe pp
licif ober paa 8apteiuer, Der loo ion
ban life fOritoo Sintet; pmteoe nuge
ON, at ban inosn &risens Slutninl
baubebe at ie flere ilise 8rausr Of fin
tiefte Gutter,
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

No9le Tiger bar gdaet ben meo aSte
9%asbriperlip. Gotten bar inbtraaot
meo reenfolot 8eir, os Speniferue tOo
fig iielben ie uosnbprs - men Iaa en-
batter S~plifinsba9 blep 0oriterue bar
belle SpenIfeboben leiret i Solpe9ger
uoenfor Serresaarbs bp9ninseH, foroett
Ii ~ligsenoe, iiooenbe ps itaaenbe @rup.
per.
Gn flor. tpt aiampeitlftelie itOo las
net op til 8~eranoaeu % rs9te al Ell TO.
losial 8ibe, iaa ban lienebe en- reii
&ulmine.
8as9es bruno, ititteube aattesiue, bsl
ipris iasttos rStuesriiene", trOeoe a
sienfienbe / bam Waior arsepelin,
9iOroe plubielis ct 8pts: Os uObrso:
rMinianten Ituloe bet life oart
Moro bella paa 9juttcn, fat me itiOtc
Ell Saloe, Sr. 9aptein, 70 Del fan bg9it
me life era ibGliuoItne!"
Wten &apteiueu, beuue freoelIfenb,
Wano, Der babeoe Sfuo Og 8aaben
larm mere, eno Sroloene q. Olaf
pilbe ira isrit al life inbulI8e beri; be
bar 10 mob &rissritualet at Itpoe unoel
8aabenitiltano; men paa gas9es siell'
tasne Se9iarins sap ban efter / ge
trastuins al ben LANCE GiitanO, nO9e.
nnr en- Saloiieroin9spei.
8a9ge la9pe an paa en- @rinoeitolp'
oa li9teoe baaoe pel % l9nse, eubelil
branbte ban lss us mob al 5ormOo'
ming itupte 2ptten bOuebitups neb a
3prtrammen.
WRen oueralt i 9eireu lso bet, a
Mase til gasge 8infruo fanotes life
belle Spen ifefon9ens Rige.
&apteinen sif enba frem til bam
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-01
HER ELEGANT CAPE.
HOW ONE WOMAN MADE A SAVING
OF 80 90.


Hints for Those Who Like to Dress
weli-No Need of Looking Shabby,
Even Though Times Are Hard-The
Secret Told BY One who Knows.
Those fashionable capes with triple
collar, are looked at with longing eyes
by many a woman. But times are hard,
and economy is both virtue and ne
cessity.
One woman solved the problem most
satisfactorily by coloring her old drab
cloth circular a rich, handsome brown,
with package Of diamond dyes, thus
actually getting ten dollar cape
for ten cents
The druggists report a greatly in
creased sale for diamond dyes this fall.
and say they have completely superseded
the old fashioned methods with logwood,
fustic, indigo, etc On each envelope is
printed full directions, so plain aud ex.
plicit that anyone can use these dyes
with perfect success.
For nearly score Of years diamond
dyes have been helping women to dress
well at small expense, and It is natural
hhoN AhtAA kAthb nuNtt6S EuOulu nave
brought many short lived limitations
upon the market. These would claim to
make fast colors, but the light fades
them; they adulterated their dye to
make the package look large, but actual
use proved they could color less than
half as much as the diamond; and offer.
ing large profit, they secure agents OF
peddlers to sell them. tut woman
never bought them d second time
Diamond dyes come in nearly fifty
colors, specially prepared for wool, silk,
and cotton, 10 cent package coloring
from one to ten pounds Of goods No
other dyes are as strong, nothing else SO
simple, and none so fast and true in
color. No woman can afford TO risk her
goods with limitations, especially when
the original diamond dyes are sd nittedly
far superior.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-01
Ladies Black OVergaitGrS, S7C.
DURING THIS SALE YOU CAN BUY

At S3-Your choice of eight different
styles of Ladies Finest Vici Kid Button.
in styles that only can be found here. 81
to S. is the price elsewhere.
At R2.5O-Your choice of 10 styles
of Ladies' Hand made Button and Lace
Shoes, made of soft selected stock that'll
wear. Worth $3.50.
At S2-Paris Kid Button and Blu
cheers in distinct styles. Goods that
we're made to sell at 50.
At SI.:35 Ladies' Kid and Pebble
Button. square, opera and common sense,
tipped and plain. Were 81
At 1915. Mems Finest Hand Made,
Calf and Kangaroo Shoes. Stacy. Adams
& Co., celebrated make. New styles.
New shapes. Regular price, $500.
At $500 Mems Handmade Calf and
Kangaroo Shoes Also best Patent
Leather Goods. Worth $3.50.
At $500. Choice of $50 pairs Mems
Calf Shoes in leading shapes, Congress
and Lace. Worth s. so and SO 90.
ONE SPECIAL LOT WORTH YOUR
ATTENTION: We closed out manu-
facturer's samples of 300 pairs Mems
Handmade Button Shoes at almost
nothing. Goods worth SO, SO so and 81 a
Pair. You can have a choice at $1.s5.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-01

BYE Entered into rest on 10th month. 9th
instant 1898, Benjamin 4. Bye, aged ~ years.
O'DONNELL-In this city. on the eth in
slant, James A O'Donnell, aged so years.
PFhFFER--tn this city, on October 30, 1888.
William Pfeffer, IN the 30 year of his age,
pElRCE.-In Brandywine hundred. on the
2Qth ultimo, Jane NJ, wife OF Samuel j..
PIERCE, agea 20 ears.
REDDON.-ln this city, on the Goth inst,
Eleanor Reddon, at the residence of her SON
in-law, Bernard =. HassOn, lW West Seventh
street.
RUSsELL,--In this city, on October 81.
Sarah y o. wife OF the late John A. Russell
aged 80 years. ,
SCHENCK-In this city, on the 9th instant,
Mrs. Agnes schenck, wife of George Schenck,
aged rs years.
THOMPSON-In this city, on the 2Sth in
slant. Harry p. Thompson, aged IS years
WHEELER Entered intor rest, October 90.
lo93,tMary A., wife of Joseph :. Wheeler, in
hel SD year.
WOOLENS-In this city. on October 20 1898,
Thomas WoOlens aged - years
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-01
Important work Cd Edneator..

No new teachers we're elected by the
Board Of Education last night as il was
deemed advisable to defer action on that
sub iect another month Messrs. Eckles,
Ferris. MRnlove. Stewart, Eliason, Woith
ingion aud Frazer were present and Mr..
Eckles called Mr.. Ferris TO the chair 10
allow himself TO act ~ secretary. Re.
ports Of various committees showed that
s;s= h!seshe@fas had been placed IN the
school rooms and new chimney would
have to be placed on the Shawtown
SCHOOL building. Professor Knapp made
a statement 10 the board regarding a
tea hers meeting which is being held
every Monday night at the High School
in this copneotion he reported an ex
penditure Of SCI 81 for books and objects,
which expenditure was allowed.
Mir EllaSon submitted an oral petition
from the teachers that their salary be
made a. q ten-mOnths' rate aud not
twelve months arrangement as at pres
ent hr, trazers resolution to change
the hours for closing the schools as
recommended by Professor Knapp. was
adopted. The secretary was instructed
70 furnish q summary of expenditures for
the year aud submit IL at the next meet.
iDg Of The board. The next meeting will
be held IN the Market street school build.
ing. No. i, next Tuesday evening, when
the board, Is committee Of the whole.
VII consider the cost Of making two
school rooms 10 Miss Janviers school
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-01
rREeLs TAe TENN Ae WANTED.
william zeIgler wanted To he Locked
Up for Ten Days aud Gets Thirty

william zeigler wanted To Re Locked
Up for Ten Days and Gets Thirty.
81 want 20 be locked up for ten days. "
said William Ieigler, as be stopped ia
front Of Sergeant Durneys desk yester-
dsy.
Judge Ball thought he should be con
fined for longer period. this morning,
and sentenced him to thirty days iIn-
p'isonment.
John Mcguire was urgent In his desire
70 take the pledge when arraigned In the
Municipal Court dock this morning
Judge Ball thought he could not keep
hts promise and fined him g.
Jennie Crsden's case, that Of keeping
disorderly house. was continued until
Friday morning at the request of her
counsel
James Brady and Andrew Mackey were
each mulcted 81 for drunkenness Henry
Cannon and John Campbell, arrested on
suspicion, were recommitted.
The case of Andrew Higgins, boy of
about II years, was held up for investi-
cation
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-01
SCHOOL AND GYM WORK
Three Young Athletes Win
Prizes After Hard Work.
WALKED rs MILES LAST NIGHT

Board OF Education Adopts the Amend
ment TO school Rules Changing the
Hours for Opening and Closing the
Schools-The Board TO Act as Com
mitteo Of the whole in Considering
Proposed ImProvements-Rem Of
the Maritime Exchange Station.
SPECIAL Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 1.-The Opera
House. which is now used as a gym
nasium by the new Columbia Athletic
Club Of this city, was a scene of gayety
and mirth last night Masqueraders
from all parts Of the city, spectators and
athletes iocked into the spacious audi
forum from the hour OF opening. z
o'clock, to midnight, when the perfor-
mances ended and the hall was closed
Upon an elevated stage in corner Of
the auditorium the Wilmington Opera
House Orchestra sat aud discoursed fine
music under the leadership of Professor
Stuebgen In the opposite corner there
would be lively piano playins at inter
walls. and toward midnight an unknown
musician played and led male chorus
Ia some popular songs Around the
hall was race track roped ia and made
Of fine sawdust and inside the circle
made by this track the masquerader s
jolll6ed Special officers kept the track
clear. and ushered the young women and
their escorts to seats on the stage or in
the galleries
From 2 o'clock the pedestrians who
had entered the hour race were on the
track, going around at a brealS-neck
speed They were called of for two In
termissions during which time the bur
lesque races we're run. ExMayor Black
was the Judge of these races aud awarded
the following racers prizes
1hree-legged race-Lancaster d Hunters;
prize. box of cigars.
Sack race-Charles Countiss; prize, pair of
Backward race William Kirk; prize. pair
OF ornamental vases.
Potato rRce-W. J. Hofmann prize, oranea
leather giip donated by o. w. Ladd, VIII
mingtOn,l
Potato race for iuniors-Charles Countiss;
prize, cup and saucer and plate.
Referee Herbert called thine" on the
long-distsnce race at midnight to the dc.
light of three faded athletes only three
OF the six finishing When the prepare
tory warning WAS given, however, the
racers made a superhumsn effort and
spurted around the track at lively tate
until the whistle blew. The positions
and time Of the men follows:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-01

come from Poti, an infected port, and
had cholera aboard. Two days after
leaving Poti a fireman was taken sick.
Next day one Of the sa Tors complained
OF cramps in the stomach and the captain
5 aered for Valetta, In the Island Of Malta
The1 Maltese authorities, however.
would not allow the vessel TO come
into the harbor. The quarantine physi-
clan came along side. and after an ex-
animation pronounced the cases Asiatic
cholera BY October the men had re.
covered and no more sickness developed
on board. The local health authorities.
however. had heard Of the Annie and
were keeping a sharp lookout for her.
SIZE got past the Breakwater all right.
but on approaching Reedy Island .he tug
Visitor met her and Dr. Booming boarded
her and quietly informed Captain Ross
that he and his crew would have TO bear
isolation from the shore little longer.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-01
eLAcKeUARoED AN OFFICER.

william Dugan said He HAD Il In"
tor Onicer Lucas aud is Fined Heavily.
As Officer Lucas was reporting from the
police signal box at Fourth aud Pine
s reets, last night, William Dugan, who
lives at No. COL East Fourth street.
looked over the fence and cursed
end blackguarded him. Duran said
Il have il in for you for arr ssting
10y brother"
The officer cautioned him TO desist. He
cid not. and after fifteen minutes had
expired Lucas arrested him.
Before this controversy Dugan had
trouble AZ his home, aud struck his
mother on the nose
Judge Ball fined him $40 and costs. in
tue Municipal Court, this morning.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-01

1t might pay you to look at
our heavy weight Suits and
Overcoats. Just received
another lot of those rough Un-
finished Worsted Suits-SI2.
The best value ever shown in
Wilmington. A nice range
of Meas Suits, SO to $40.
$40 or SI2 will buy you a
swell Kersey or Beaver Over.
Blues, Blacks, Browns,
Drabs, Tans-cut stylish, long,
fine trimming, sleeves silk lined
you wouldn't want any better
for the money.
Strictly One-price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.