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Evening journal., 1893-10-21

Church, has prepared an excellent pro
gram Of special music for tomorrow
evening.
Reports reached here that the United
States cruiser Nesuvius, sent ont 10 dc.
stroy the numerous derelicts which line
the coast, by the Secretary OF the Navy,
reports having blown mp the wreck OF
the lightship on the southern end of
Five Fathom Bank, of the Delaware
Copes A sunken vessel of Barnegat has
also been destroyed.
The British steamship Widhower,
hence for Rouen, with ,l72 1888 gallons
of cruoe petroleum. is al the Delaware
Breakwater anchored Captain Living
stone reports having lost all Of the ships
papers and his agents are doing all pos
sible to find them for him
Yesterday afternoon the old tug
Swallow, which has done daily service
ON the canal for thirty years, passed up
the river 20 be repaired and painted up
Jail Commissioners are insisting upon
City Council doing something or making
somebody else do something at the Della
ware street wharf where the wash-out
occurred last Saturday. especially at the
new sewers mouth.
Mr. and Mrs S. A. Stewart and Mrs
Ida Hollis have returned home from
Chicago Mr. Stewart is delighted with
his ten days sojourn in the White
City.
Flower .pots, ornamented end plain at
greatly reduced prices, j. n. SIOOPs.
Stoyeplpe, wash-boilers at j. ~ sTO0Ps's.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

This city has never he'd tine opportunity
of seeing tho famous comic opera.
Wang, which for two years has been
touring other parts OF the country with a
success that has astouuded even the
managers and authois of the opera TO.
night, at the Opera House, however. &c
Will Do given here on @ spectacular scale
never attempted in previous years by the
management Fully $4,000 has b en-
spent upon scenery which accurately
represents the city of Bangkok. and the
palace OF the King of Siam. The costumes
are of unusual beauty even for spec
tacular opera. aud have been created
from drawings specially made from those
Worn By the Siamese royalffamily aud
court, the women Of tho harom, aud the
common people of Burmah. siam. Cam.
bodia aud Cochin China
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

To the Editor OF the Evening journal.
SR.-l take this opportunity to extend
my thanks. on behalf OF the Order of
Railway Conductors, Division 22i to
those who so kindly and efficiently
helped 60 meke out entertainment On
Thursday night, the celebration OF our
sixth anniversary, % grand success
desire especially 20 thank ST. Andrews
choir, Mrs. Pyle, MIS-. Osborne, Miss
Nirgie Jones, Professor John Craig. our
speakers ana the EVENING JOURNAL
j. FRANK BALDWIN,
Chairman.
Wilmington Del Oct o. 1903
Evening journal., 1893-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS.


"A large audience greeted tue Torbstt
Concert Company at the Auditorium
Inst night. The program was a
given Miss Ollie Torbett, the violin
soloi8t, gave several selections. She is
young and pretty aud is a brilliant
performer She plays "Swanee River
beautifully. lsodore MoQust is an ao
o0mplshed pianist, and bis numbers
were enthusiastically applluded. The
selections OF the Lutheran Sextette
were excellent.
The entertainment throughout was of
such a fine character that 10 will be
repeated TO night. but with a change of
program.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21
SUMMARY OF EARLY NEWS.

Major General schoneld Recommends
That the Term Of Enlistment BE Made
Less Than Five Years.
The Democratic leaders are still con-
sUlting on the Compromise Silver bill.
the details Of which are mainly agreed
upon 10 provides for tho Issuing OF
certificates on the seignioraRe and will
postpone the repeal OF the silver purchas-
ing clause Of the silver bill until 1895.
The Spanish commission Of engineers,
sent TO Melilla, says that ~, 600 Spanish
troops will be needed to dislodge the
hostile Moslem tribesmen. An active
propaganda Is being carried on by all the
Moslems against Spain and a holy war"
is being urged.
Major General Schofeld in his report
Ia the United States army for the year
recommended that the term Of enlist
ment be made less than i've years and
that the men be allowed TO serve in the
service longer than ten years.
It is believed that the relatives Of
Johanna Logue. whose skeleton was
found at 1859 North Eleventh street,
Philadelphia, are retaining some sensa
tional secrets, until after the arrest Of
her husband, Jimmy Logue.
Mrs Rachel Logan. Of Corapolis. Pa.
who was tortured by masked men into
revealing the hiding place of $500, iden-
tilted the four men In jail no Piltsburg
as the robbers.
James LafIerty and James McKenna, Of
Philadelphia. aud an unknown man We're
killed, and five others Injured by the
railroad collision near Trenton Junction
Arrests viii shortly be made at San
Francisco Of persons who were implicated
in Che alleged jury bribing in the Curtis
murder trial.
The coroner's jury found that Elwood
s. Colhesh OF 1870 Ludlow street, Phil
adelphia, died from arsenical poisoning.
and recommended that bis widow be held
to await the action of the grand jury
Miss Frances Willard was elected pres
ident OF the National Womans Christian
temperance Union Convention
NJ Oates has prepared a bin restrict
ing the ease with which naturalization
papers are granted TO aliens and reduc.
ing the number Of those eligible to citi-
zeuship.
The Survivors of the Fourteenth Regi.
ment, New Jersey Volunteers, held their
reunion 40 Nineland aud elected officers.
The lialipn Governmentis taking steps
to declare martial law over Sicily Sd as TO
extirpate brigandage
The difficult operation Of laryngotomy
was performed for the first time in this
country by Professor I Soils Cohen, Of
the jefferson Medical College Philadel-
phia
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

Imagine the "Fantasma' Of old with
brand new cast, an almost entire
change of scenery, new situations,
sparkling specalties aud tricks of
GrotesQue complications. and you have
some idea of what John Stctson, with
the aid of the famous Hanlon Brothers.
Is Offering the patrons of the Grand
Opera House, for Monday night
Evening journal., 1893-10-21
WORK, WORK, WORK.
Tedious WEAKNESS of Modern
Housekeeping.
The Nervous Strain It Costs Many
a Woman to Run a Home.
Evangelist Chase and His Wife Both
Invalids for Years.


Invalids for Years
Work. work, work TIN the brain begins to
swim
Work, work, work tin the eyelids are heavy
and dim.
The pressure of housekeeping grows
greater every year Running a home,
once pleasure, is now the cause of ner.
vous ailments and final breakdown.
Mary a wife, no matter how numerous
her servants, holds the home on her own
shoulders. Her CHEEKY smile grows less
frequent; tired nerves make her fretful,
and nervous prostration at last exacts
the full wages Of excessive housekeeping.
Paiue's celery compound makes sick,
Respondent mon and women well and full
of the love of living
The nerves demand prompter repair
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

The East Fourth street extension Of
the Wilmington City Railway Company,
has been completed Cars were run over
10 for the first time this morning The
Front street cars are switched at Front
mud French streets, up the latter to
Fourth, TO the railroad tracks An ad.
ditional car making four In all for the
line, was put on to-day.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

On October "a. ats.l1 am. a enociai erfr~-
r."n Mli leave Delaware avenue station. Bale
umore and Ohio railroad. FOR the Worlds
-il going wa NJ Washington and returning
via. Niagara Falls. and the celebrated ,chish
ana wyoming valleys. Tickets permit q stop
over no Niagara Falls and Geneva. @ he trnin
Mlii consist pi coaches and sleepers and viii
arrive al Chicago The next dnv al fff5a. mn
iirAcLa rood q return on an trains until No-
femoef =, inclusive Lowest yates since the
and tickets 10 III. A. Miller. a.. II. Al. m a O.
ton. Del
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

NEW YORK, March 2. 1898.
lu'lsl3 took out Tontine Endowment
Policy No. lS,62O, with the Equitable
Life Assurance Society Of the United
states for $4,000, and have paid I'm all,
81 10s in premiums TO the Company.
Or the maturity Of the Endowment
the Company paid ne S18sj2O in cash.
W. A. Ross.
This is return of all the premiums
paid, and Interest on the same at the
rate Of @ per cent per annum.
ANsoN A. MAuER, Manager,
Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21
HaifRate EScursious 20 tho worlds Pair

InU HaIUm0r1 and Ohio RaIlroad Company
WI run series of special excursions 90 the
NJ uriu'e tair, for which excursion tickets 90
OMcas0 VIII be sold at n rate of one fare for
round rip nom Rev York and AN stations
west as far as Baltimore. The date selected
h ociooer %, le3. Ihe special trains viii
consist OF nrsi-clasa Vesfinulc day coaches
equipped with laN0tories and other toilet
convenience, ana an experienced tourist
agent VIII accompany each train to look
Htef the contora OF passengers Stops for
meals VIII Doe made en- route. Tho tickets
VIII ne valid for the outward journey on
special trains only, excepting that from Way
points they VIII De honored on locai trains TO
the nearest station go which the trains are
scheduled Co stop. They Wit be valid for re-
TURN Journey iu day coaches ON AN trains
leaving Chicago within nine lUl days. in-
Guiding uaF OF SAFE. Following 81 the schedule
on ine speci9l trains and rates from principal
stations in this vicinity: Leave IA ilmingfon
at 49, a. m.,rate 81, leave Newark at N 80 "a.
i. rate cit; arrive at Chicago next day at A31
p. M. Remember date October -
Evening journal., 1893-10-21
ITEMS Of lNrERssr

Tho football season promises 20 bc FUN OF
executing fractures and -cvhilarafinr di.Ioea-
uone.- Chicago Record
the earlier symptoms of dyspepsia. such
as distress after eating. heartburn, ana ooca-
elouul headaches. should not De neglected.
lnke Hoods cursopaIilia and Doe cured
Hoods pills are the best family cathartic
ana liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure.
They DO say that President Cleveland's
iaith ln the efficacy OF prayer is beginning DO
Waycr.-M inucarolis Tribune
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

Go TO Wilmington Photograph Com.
pany' 3lltNarket Sc 90 cents per dozen
Evening journal., 1893-10-21
A cARp DO 10 PuRLlc.
Dr >. Warren Manning, Specialist In
Painless Extraction Of Teeth, Tenth and
Market Streets.
vindioated.

Painless Extraction Of Teeth, Tenth and
Market Streets.
Vindioated.
He did not wilfuly practice dentistry
against the law. Charges against him
Withdrawn on the recommendation o. the
deputy attorney general.
The Warrant Not being Served
There was no wilful violation of the
law. Being thoroughly qualified in every
particular, the doctor was able and ready
TO h,l the requirements Of the law, which
has been zone. The doctors Office is
open and be win continue the painless
extraction OF teeth at Tenth and Market
streets, Wilmington, Del.
Cummings the Photographer. SOC Market
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

% tafas great deal of paint 10 keep Buff
Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

The Survivors of the Fourteenth Regi.
ment, New Jersey Volunteers, held thor
reunion 40 Nineland aud elected officers
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

The doctors have given up tho country. but
Jle senate Is sim sitting up with 10 Atlanta
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

The lialipn Governments takiag steps
to declare martial law over Sicily Sd as TO
extirpate brigandage
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

NJ. Oates has prepared a bin restrict
ing the ease with which naturalization
papers are granted TO aliens aud reduc.
ing the number Of those eligible to citi-
zeuship.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

Cummings the Photographer, SOC Market
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

The difficult operation Of laryngo.omy
was performed for the first time in this
country by Professor l Soils Cohen, Of
the jefferson Medical College Philadel-
phia
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

Miss Frances Willard was elected pres
ident OF the National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Convention.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

The Spanish commission Of engineers,
sent to Melilla, says that ~ GOO Spanish
troops will be needed to dislodge the
hostile Moslem trbesmen. An active
is being carried on by all the
Moslems against Spain and holy war"
is being urged.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

Major General Schofield in his report
IN the United States army for the year
recommended that the term of enlist
ment be made less than i've years and
that the men be allowed TO serve in the
service longer than ten years.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

The coroner's jury found that Elwood
s. Coihesh, Of 800 Ludlow street. Phil
adelphia. died from arsenical poisoning.
and recommended that bis widow be held
to await the action of the grand jury.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

It is believed that the relatives of
Johanna Logue. whose skeleton was
found at 1859 North Eleventh street,
Philadelphia, are retaining some sensa
tional secrets. until after the arrest Of
her husband, Jimmy Logue.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

Incidents Of the Day.
.Choirmaster Alanlove. Of the NJ T.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21
MAKING GOOD ROADS.
Oyster Shells Being Spread
Over the Causeway.
EEIDEDOE gBEUEPAVBD STREETS

BOARD orEducation VIII Doubtless Make
Important Changes in the schools for
November and Thereafter Young
Athletes busy ia the Ncw Gymnasium Of
Lnnc.A. c.-nlh.r MniL.ra.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

Mrs Rachel Logan, Of Corapolis, Pa,
who was tortured by masked men into
revealing the hiding place of $500, iden-
tilted the four men in Jail at Pittsburg
as the robbers.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb IT. 1898.
The National Economist Publishing
to-day ~
Whereas the following has referred Executive
the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
Resolved the Council question
and the relation Of the to
our Executive Committee with the instructions that while
admit the principle that former council bind
to do whatever the honor
body that the time arrived when all Alliance
the footing; and
Whereas effort has without
contract alleged have made
and the National Economist Publishing Company;
Whereas bond be found the subject; and
Whereas manifest
number
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union = ~
Whereas the last issue said National
February 49, 1893 manests disposition
Notwithstanding
submitted by the Executive Committee;
Whereas official
notwithstanding respectful submission and
Whereas
identified with the organization; ' -
Resolved That hereby the
National Council by declaring the National
fetal the National Union
Fraternaly yours, 81. c. DEMnnNG,
Secretary Elk. CON-. N F. A. & /. u.
The annual meeting of the national was held
Washington Feb 49, % a.
organized national advertising substantial
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03
IN EW JE1RSEY.
BELLEvILLE, N. j.. Feb. 9.

BEILEvnLE N. j.
large number d New
Tuesday Feb
discussing merits Of the gold $500
100000 and $5OOOOOOO of wealth
papers are in ecstaces the beautiful and touching
with which the republican
lated the They declare that left politics
Inc discussion the fowls occupied something three
The decision
pare and that henoh nothing satisfy mnds
beyond compare while all declared that the silver
sed rank OF Indian heather Chee
and unanimously decided that it should be boycottd at
ing act and Russell the oaculary declared that
on bonds be issued
which ample gold supply and relieve their monetary
distress 1t the opinion opueE
and the putocac farmers ho boated imitation
sts could be relied to esteem special favor to be allowed
BURDEN
to their brilliant Wall nance Broker Geo Gibson
unaccounabie
bonds to be used for the hunting gold
British and continental lair How the fine sensibes
crafty must have been
With this single exception everything passed smoothly
How exceedingly fortunate fellow American having
and relieve members congress largely cares and
abors OF satesmanshp- Joaman Peoples Party Paper
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03
GLENDoRADo, Mimi, Feb. II, 1898.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:

EDITOR WEST:
the Good Roads convention St. Paul. said
century, In other words road system dn
ing short time why shall cali the Generals
and when the mAadamzing full
rocks and the farmers glad deliver small
the rocks for 20 during time But what difference
Wnn we snail road
ges ~ w.
will admit the good to Europe but taking the diff
would be benefit to Minnesota weather from
rain to other winter and summers are
terrible condition before they bushels of
the time GOOD pbng S We ave
weather during the and fall
Another objection that years of travelling on maad
amized road good and would people to
travel the macadamd longer during the
for do than other
road and that is Tor military Heavy artillery
ces cannot make charges a muddy road 49, - IVY
It has for long time been mystery what
Of OF land and millions peoples money has been
granted railroad but has anybody
ton OF land that has been granted county
No good road agitation
mers and the scheme left people
down with majority condd scheme
20 D part OF the military system putoacy establishing
will agree with the speakers Of the good
that road
rest more than
road system
but our present made different
hardly worth while the
nearo boast that they able to break
state and it to be the oct
the and the Uoe qoaa
but dissatisfied appealed
place. court every time And was
told the whole cost the county 800 dollars county
ed and worked for and finally
make laws that will make road the
of all voters
good 10 good roads has been made ENs ANDEsToN
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03
KANSAS

On Feb 18th telephone message office
the effect that he needed the capitol
arriving he found the Office surrounded
filled with excited people, After investigation
that the offender who
publican Cherokee He
The associated reports call the william half
hail. nowtted had he the results
would have been thousands
would have thumpe with rapture Gtteau
just please the results James
the country ameorated
the hands OF malcontent politically
ponbe pulled the trigger that sent the ball
Wilkes Booth said have been
noble Lincoln paid the penalty Halwed indeed the
threat kill OF Importance Not dignity
rous thought too and dng given
consideration All yes! but had it been Russell Sage
whom such threat had the weaker than
chst' would have suficed the plutocratic
The republicans scheme ecng
They realize that he would only laughed
credentials Washington and have decided that better
part Of valor.
The in the habascorpu proceedings brought
court for the release OF L. c. unn
Douglass the republican speaker Of the house,
csion will be later Judge Do council for Lewng
the that having
senate
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03
Five Reasons.

We publish five Boston repeal
silver law and we will give five Roands divers:
It creates avorit behalf producers of silver
the expense OF the producers wheat lumber
all other - -
Answer This ayosm gross that at present
enjoyed the producers
2 It is essenng the currency BY driving
gold out OF the country faster than the
up. - - -' $500 -
It has increased the liabilities payable
mand 60 and has made hard for the secretary
to maintain gold this
Answer Under have no trouble in
maintaining of gold
sal debt" - ~ ~
retardng the development making mon
y tight by keeping great amounts of foreign capital
Answer Money tight? Why, Of
plentiful foreign We don't
it, and the the Foreign our
greatest the
earnings OF the people Let the money
and the vast annual tribute to the foreigners will be stayed
easily make dollar Of
Answer Free coinage will at make the silver
cents and desire on do
by crcumvenng yoursef-Viroqua Sun. =
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03

In stating the the Probstfe resolution Scofd
should have read Scofed the H. applies following
Richardson where should have placed unjust re-
lection alliance friend A. Richardson.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03
MINNESOTA MATTERS,
A Correction.

Stating Pobstfed resolution last week "oAald
NJ should have read scoad the applies following
should have placed unjust
lection on our alliance friend A. O. Richardson.
Markham Bill.
Although amaoy the senate against
the Markham tax unused railroad landslide minor
ty securing place for the bill on general orders
and also another privilege putting special Wednesday
March As we close our forms on that dav We vii
not be able give the vote this ISSUE This bill Of
Importance to the rarely
upon with egd with greater imno
to it's rural districts than question S.
Of land given opinion cali
by resolution that the and dos | -
out the gross that being
by it's gross earning tax In case the
defeated this or similar grounds there is strong tall ~ nd
feeling favorable convention being
There will probably looking toward
that The fall the matter submitted
to the voters at the 1894 election.
ST 211 prevent pools was passed the senate
on late last week The original bill
the selling pools amended and
passed laughing stock those stringent laws
and also the pool opportunity they
not fear it. The amendment thirty days. during
State Fair pool selling friends of the amend
argued that there could State
ment OF gambling question thinking possible
the constitutonay allow esgnates msdmeano
be lawful thirty days the provided amendment
Senator Pobsted of Clay county, member on
explaining that had it's original
without the gladly voted
for it, but he could not sanction the thirty gambling
bill has been introduced into the requiring citizenship
lore the immigrant allowed suffrage requires that
must be this before he
can vote would that foreigners class would oppose
have expressed themselves being
IVA
Notice given that meeting village OF
Sayton in council March 4h for the considering
and building independent The
committee requests that who
attendance.
HECTOR, MINI. February 10, 1898.
EDITOR GREAT ~ 0'
Enclosed find 60 cen50c the for the
paign fund OF 1896 trust last
Teu not have Sss1 .a M an
stop do money prompt will always
take the GREAT WEST as long take any paper.
MRS. M. N SoUTHER
Adopted by Buffalo Lake Alliance No. 662:
Whereas, 1t by Daily
selling Tor the same and in higher than Nos
Therefore be it Resolved: ~
mat the state Inspector is unable properly
"a mat the farmer producer
3D. we ask legislature
State
it's market NeA~"'
4h Be further resolved that copy resolutions be sent to
GREAT Renvie Co.
Home Hon. Ignaus Donnely, F. c. D. McEwen
MARTIN L. Monsoon, Alliance 662