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Evening journal., 1893-05-20
Resources of the New south.

The recent Worlds Fair Southern
edition Of the Baltimore News is the
largest paper ever published in the
United States, with two exceptions, and
certainly no paper ever so thoroughly
GOV cred the South, its resources, its
progress and its possibilities, and the
wonderful growth of Baltimore, its
largest city, as is done in this ISSUE
No paper ever undertook to make such
distribution to the thousands of bank.
ers in every section, TO every real estate
operator in the United States and to
leading manufacturers and merchants
in all parts of the country. This special
issue was edited by Richard H. Edmunds,
who, in undertaking this work in be.
half of the South, has increased the
debt which that section owes him for
his years of labor in making known to
the world its resources and its progress.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
srmpathr for the Iplured.

Archie Given left this city at 0 o'clock
this morning to 60 to the bedside of his
daughters, who were injured there few
days ago.
The injured young women were much
liked and much thought of in this city
They have the deepest symp athy of their
many friends here. DR. Justin, the man
who run them down, is publicly censured.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
For a Grand Union Picnic.

There will be meeting of the fficers
of the various Sunday schools tonight in
st. Paul's NJ. e. Church to perfect plans
for the -grand union picnic on July.3 8,
which has been fully described in the
EVENING JOURNAL. It is proposed to
hold the demonstration in Brandywint
Park A parade will precede the picnic
and it is thought that about 1000 per
sons will be in line. At the meeting
tonight the committee will go into de.
taitq
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
A Faithful Empioye Dead.

Michael Kane, who was for twenty
five years foreman Of the carpenters on
the r., w railroad died yesterday
at his home No. 526 East Fourth street
James +. Kane of Hasson & Kane is
his son. He was 6i years old. The
funeral will take place Monday.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

THE current paragraph stating that
every Chicago man who enters the Fine
Arts gallery is expected TO blush does
not meet with absolute credence here.
All Chicago men are not phenomenally
modest and difident, Notwithstanding
Carter Harrisons fame.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

IT was that great aud pious statesman,
Senator Quay of Pennsylvania, who
thrust the Sabbath question upon us.
The msjority Of the people OF the country
would have been satisfied to allow
Chicago to settle the question in &C
cordance with her local laws and
customs. Int as the question has beer
thrust upon Us we must debate it with
more or less anger and ignorance and
then leave IL unsettled, or settled IN
satisfacto to one or other party to the
now national question Senator Quay
will likely insert it in the next national
platform
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
ICE CHESTS

Made of the very best
seasoned lumber, having pan
eled ends, front and top.
These are without doubt the
finest ice chests on the market,
and were made especially to
our order.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

THE exhibits which attract the great
est attention at the Worlds Fair are that
musical fuegue between the piano firm,
paderewsh and Thomas on one side
and the directors on the other, and the
Sunday closing eifervescences.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

BEcAusE a New Century Club girl
loves a mangy-looking little dog with
the effusiveness of public ardor, is no
reason why she is either an affectiOnate
or a sensible girl.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
Think They nave wilmington Thief.

The police of Chester yesterday ar
rested John Shannon on suspicion of
stealing the horse which he was driving.
They think he belongs in this city, and
the chief police of that place was here last
evening making inquiries about such
man. shannon claimed to live in
Philadelphia A ticket from Whining
ton to Baltimore was found on him
stamped with the Wilmington stamp.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
To nuIld on the Mest sIde

The German Lutheran congregation
are making great efforts to build a new
church on jackson street between Fifth
and Sixth streets They already have
SO, 600 promised e l. Rice will draw
the plans for the new church.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

THK girls who begin wearing "Colum-
bian hose, with the flag worked on the
instep, can never take them of for fear
the intense Americans will wall about
hauling down "Old Glory"
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

BROTHER CRAFTS, Of Philadelphia.
says its anarchy to open the Worlds
Fair on Sunday Brother Crafts possi-
bly, has a peculiar chronological develop.
ment which indicates that he is more
humorous than logical.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

The pen with which President Hsrri-
son signed the Mckinley bill was pre-
served it is kept as a relic. What be-
came of the pen with which he wrote
that Chilli war message, and the pen
with which he signed the Geary actl
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

If the backward season drives away
our shad and retards the peaches, there
is still comfort in knowing that the
summer girl viii come just the same
no older, but prettier.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
Fnnrth Annual

Picnic and prize bowling given by
Humboldt Castle No. 13, X. q f. at the
Bavaria Park, Fifth and DUPONT streets,
on Monday, May 22d, 1893 Tickets 25
cents. For sale by all members
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

III the visitors in Chicago attended
religious services last Sunday the effer.
vescent Sunday closers have neglected to
record the facts. Either there was a
small number Of visitors or they did not
attend church.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

THE National Editorial Association, in
session at Chicago, has selected Asbury
Park, n j.. as the place to hold the
next annual meeting That seems a
great deal like taking soda water the
next day.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

DURING his other Investigations, Of
politics and Greek roots, Gladstone still
found time to notice that there are fewer
blondes in England than formerly and
that the brunettes marry earlier and
oftener.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

THR meeting Of the Presbyterians in
Washington offers a splendid opportun-
ity for the display Of wisdom. amiability
and Christianity in the treatment Of the
Briggs case. There will be many men
of distinguished ability as preachers, a
few men Of commanding intellect, and
few Of great logical acumen, but will
there be man of such strength OF
character, clearness Of mind and sweet
ness of disposition as to compose the
raging torrents Of religious zeal and
partisan invective. II is doubtful
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
PENINsuLA PARAeRAPHs.

The carbon works Of the Mccullough
Iron Company at North East have shut
down for repairs
The recently elected town commission
ers of North East organized by the elec.
tion of b f. Thomas, president, and John
L, Moore, secretary and treasurer.
The cool weather has been favorable TO
the increase of cut-worms, and the
farmers and truckers of Princess Anne
are complaining of the serious injuries
sustained by them.
A call has been issued for the Demo
cratic Fprimaries. to be held in Cecil
county Saturday June 3, to elect five
candidates from each district to a county
convention in Elkton, June 6.
Steps are being taken to organize
fire company at Perryville. There is
every probability that the next Legisla.
ture will be petitioned TO grant a
charter to a company fur the erection of
an electric light plant ia the town
Messrs. w. S. Bittle, Of Ingleside, C.
II. PM dee. of Union, and Fallow6eld, OF
Barclay, have been elected general dele
gates TO the Sunday School Convention of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
which will meet at Manassas, Va.
Mrs Thomas Dixon. Jr wife of the
distinguished divine, Of Cape Charles.
recently accompanied her husband on
shooting trip Of one day on the sea.
side, aud out of 1lJ curlews, plover and
snipe killed. she bagged nine. Mrs
Dixon is quite an expert shot as we'll
as her husband, but circumstances were
| not favorable on account of rain that
day.
The Princess Anne Manufacturing
Company of Somerset county was or
ganized Thursday night, 20 manufacture
crates and baskets on large scale. The
capital of the company is $50. 900 The
directors are Robert F Brattan, H Fill
more LanKford, Robert f. Maddox,
Roger Woolford and Thomas Il Book.
The company will employ between two
and three hundred men.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
One WeeI,ls work.

Up to noon to-day Building Inspector
Dohl has issued nineteen building per-
mits this week. He condemned seven
teen chimneys, one stable and one wall.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

ACCORDING to fashion note. "The
chrysoprase is the fashionable gem. "
But the jewels Of the house are now,
always will be, the children.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

HooTrEe and kissing at Gladstone in
London are arguments against home
rule in England not against the Home
Rule bill for Ireland.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

THE movement among the bankers Of
the Southern states requesting Congress
to repeal the Sherman silver purchase
law is a surprise to the politicians They
have always supposed that the Southern
people were as wild in the advocacy Of
silver in any form as the Western
people are. But the bankers do not
suggest any other law favorable 10
silver instead Of the Sherman law; thus
showing that their chief anxiety is tc
have that law repealed, not 10 keep the
government in favorable attitude. foI
the sole purpose Of affecting the price Of
silver bullion.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

UNDER the Chinese Exclusion act
Assistant Secretary Curtis. Of the Treas
ury Department. has been called upon TO
decide whether Chinese saloon keeper
IL laborer or a merchant. This is
another evidence Of the haste with which
the act was passed The failure 10 make
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

TIE usual phrase is put up or shut
up;" but Talmage tells his people that
he will shut up if they do not come
down.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
George White,

Contractor for hauling by the day or hour
safes and pianos moved and set with care;
furniture cars at short notice; hoisting and
rigging done. Ofiice. No. l23 French street.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
ATLANTIC CITY plyIsIoN,

PENNIES AND SHALL CHANGE CAN
BE HAD AT THE coUNTISe ROOM OF
THE vEHIEs JoURNAL 0FFIoR.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
wANAmARnR,s.
PhiIadelphla. saturday. May gO. lsa3
The weather to-day is likely
to be clear.

Some of the newest and
prettiest of the Scotch Cling
hams have been touched with
the blue pencil.
The littler-price ladder now
reaches to the very cloud land
Of Gingham excellence.
12ic Ginghams at Sc.
25c Ginghams at 10c
45c Ginghams at 25c.
65c Ginghams at 373c
I6c printed Cambrics and
2oc striped Poplins at I2HC
are two more of the unexpected
Liberal lots of all-ever true
whether we say so or not.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

The Marshallton Athletic Baseball
Club and the Stanton team will cross
bats at the grounds Of the former this
afts rnoon.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

Foa the worthy purpose Of erecting a
monument. which we trust will be
appropriate and beautiful, TO the mem
ory Of General Thomas A. Smyth, a gal.
liant soldier and worthy citizen, the
members of Sheridan Post, q. A. R.,
propose to give the play "Shiloh" at the
Grand Opera House on Tuesday evening,
May 30. The play will be presented by
the original cast which contains several
distinguished actors, and will be pre-.
sented with all the scenic effects and
accessories which have made it so popu-
lar and successful in New York. In
addition to the intrinsic merit Of the play,
which all persons of intelligence and
taste will appreciate; the cause is
worthy. II would be credit TO the city
TO have handsome monument; II would
be loyal and noble to testify to our
esteem and honor for General Smyth.
This play will give every person an
opportunity to show his taste, his liberal
ity and his love for his home and his home
people, He may be as generous as his
purse warrants or-but nobody would
think Of refusing such cause as this.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

THE man who growls most does not
necessarily make bear living.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
For Mayor:

For Mayor:
Colonel William b. Norton
For City Treasurer;
Frederick Mammele.
For City Solicitors
Robert q. Harmon.
For President Of City Council;
Daniel w. Lynch.
For Assessor and Collector Of the South
ern District;
Eugene Sayers.
For City Council.
First Wsrd--George O'Niell.
Second-Bernard j. Donahoe.
Third-James NJ. Griffin.
Fourth-John f. Meaney.
Flfth-Charles w. Gooding.
SiXth-George Bright.
Seventh-Thomas Gosnell.
Eighth-William 4. Kitchen.
Ninth-John Ahrens.
Tenth-James Murray or Frank Nc
Nulty.
Eleventh-Henry r. Smith
Twelfth-Thomas Daley or Thomas
James.
The Democratic Executive Committed
will sit at its rooms, No 4l9 Market
street, this evening, to receive the nomi
nation election returns and prepare the
ticket to be presented to the Department
of Elections.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

Contracts taken for painting, granting
initiate Hardwood Marble to deceive
experts. Cheap, durable. 80l w. 9Th St.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20


CLEVELAND settled the momentous
question of etiquette by sending Secre-
tary of State Gresham, four buglers on
horseback and four troops Of cavalry to
meet the distinguished and beautiful
Infanta Of Spain in Washington. Il is
the intention Of the administration and
the wish Of the people TO treat the noble
young woman with great and gallant
courtesy, both for her own sake and for
our respect for the friendly power which
she represents But, of course, there
are perplexing questions, as complications
between our duty to our royal guest and
our political animosity against
monarchies Practically, we consider
President Cleveland the peer Of any
monarch, and no freeborn citizen Of this
great country can pay any greater respect
OF accord NOR e homage 10 a representa-
tive of throne than TO a representa-
tive Of the people. If the lnfanta will
be wise and discreet she will have
as hearty and loyal greeting from
freemen as could come from the sub
jects of any throne in Christendom. But
it will come to her more as woman
than as the daughter of a king.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20
The DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Colonel william u. Norton Has Clear
Field To-day.
But little interest is manifested in the
Democratic primary election to be held
this afternoon. DR.. Willard Springer
and John M. Solomon having refused TO
run for the mayoralty nomination.
Colonel William B. Norton has the field
to himself and the endorsement Of the
City Democratic Association at his back.
BY the withdrawal of Jesse X. Baylis
and James r. Flliben the First ward
contest is ended. This leaves Council.
man James Murray and Frank j. Nc
Nulty, Of the Tenth ward. the only con-
testants In the city.
The Democratic ticket will be as fol-
lows:
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

Too much of a good thing
occasionally. An importer of
AIl-wool French Beige Mix
lures had it this time. Now
we have the goods. Full SO
in, IS grays, browns and
fancy mixings, and soc instead
of 75c.
Southeast Of centre.
If the boy 6 to 7 years. is
to have a Zouavish Suit 81,
81. so, SIS or $3.50 will give
you the choice of more styles
and better qualities than we
know of anywhere else.
So of the Shepherd Plaid
Knee Trousers at 75c, or the
Wool Knee Trousers at 81
(usually $I.5o and $I.75).
Either in sizes 4 to IS.
Juniper and Market streets.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

DHUiADELPHlA- AND READING RAIL
i ROAD-"Royal Route between PhiladeI-
phia and Atlantic City-Ihe only double track
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

baltimore &
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD schedule In
effect May "A, 1893.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot.
East Bound.
s Express trains.
New York. wee <
days, s3 03, 81 81. $50.
slJ t6 a m, sl2 p.
81 A., So SO, 81 80 D m.
Sundays, 50 O3. IS 80,
$40 80 a m. SIP "a, 81 40,
s53S. 81 80. Sl1 O0D m.
Evening journal., 1893-05-20

ally, with Pullman buffet
z through 10 B stOn with
hkeepsie b idge, landing
station, Boston.
, TWELFTH AND MAR
TX days, So 03, s737 s85',
81 80, sll 90 p m Sundays,
IN, 81 40, s5 3s s. 80, sll %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-12
POLICE PETITIONS.

We can't tell what is 10 become OF the
present efficient police force of this city,
most Of thea properly owners and tax
payers, ana most OF them men Of families.
bu, we eau tell that the naming of a new
commission by the governor developed
more than hundred candidates for posi-
tions on the force, the greater number OF
whom we suspect no more comprehend
the real duties Of the position than they
DO tina; OF a superintendent Of a railway
saystem. Any body can wear star ana
tramp a beat, but aiaptabjlity and expe-
rieuce alone make Il possible for a patrol
man to become a valuable guardian pf pub
tic peace aud of public property 4 law
which permits or empowers the governor
! O; state 10 name any three individuals,
without regard 10 their responsibility
( or experience, and il spite OF the will OF d
people T. become rulers, de factc, o. a
municipality, Is a bastard law, when estI-
mated BY any measure OF selt-gOVern-
ment, or Jy any under lying idea o. Amer
! lean liberty, while the possibilities Of mis-.
/ rule AMI corruption n administering the
details Of such government are almost
unlimited. We are saying nothing asalns;
the character. res QOl>lCbltt or eA p@Eltl4C g
/ OF the men appointed police commissioner
BY Governor Levs.l.1E He 20 doubt
. knows his men, they b=.u- residents 4 his
own town but the spectacle afforded by
anxious petitioners for place with.u az hout
OF the EAGLES appearance yesteryia!
morning announcing tie appointment o
a new board proved liza,
short OF trsvesty on the doc
+ tr.ues Of The Declaration Of Iadepz 0dencs
and the guarantees OF self-gOvsrnmeH
contained 10 the Fundamental lsw. Gov
e-uor Lewslliug' : friends and hackers *
his city have been denouncIag police CON
mission rule fo- years Whether tbel
were playing the role O. Political dema
SuzusS. aud whether they are now bat
hungry crew. y III soon BE developed
- Tar as the property owCers or tax
PAYERS o. the city are cJacerued. s. i oolI
involves = revenue CT fifty Thousand year
upon the one hauG, o. the oas.ay OF a lsr-,
sam in prosecutions upon ne other, ta~y
/ probably care i.tJir: yet, whether -EeI
care l.tiI= OF much, u = certain hat taey
have 20 voice IN the matter. and therefor,
. cant help themselves
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-12
LEwIs ACADEMY NOTES.

The Wellington football team has writ
ten the academy club that game between
the two clubs, 10 be played in Wichita,
can be arranged TO suit the academy boys
It is probable that the game will be played
a. soon as the weather permits
The convenience Of the academy 70 the
Y. ". c. 4. building has caused some OF
the boys living in the suburbs to make
practice OF spending a part OK their noon
in the Y. NJ. c. A. reading room. a large
number Of the academy boys are members
OF the association aud are equally at home
on the hori Zontal bar or IN Latin ard
Greek
The Y. VI. c. y. furnishes physics!
training. fine reading rooms, and the de
light of pleasant and refined society TO
any one joining il. Those parents Iyiug
oat Of the city who have their children
boarding near the academy can rest As
sured that in all possible ways the best IN
fluence OF the best institutions OF the city
will lie Invoked 10 aid in developing the
mental physical and moral natures Of The
pupils under Professor Naylor
The morning exercises consist in part OF
tie Bible reading in the International
4 SUNDAY SLBplA IEosSAASs tAAAA 4A%,'e- $500
the close attention aud frequent taking OF
notes on new and difficult explanations OF
obscure Bible passages, 10 IS evident tha'
some Sunday school teachers Will hud
their scholars well prepared.
Professor Naylor has received the latest
and best encyclopedia Of i bic history. ia
several volumes. and his pupils will have
the benefit OF those modern discoveries Of
valuable records dug from long buried
cities Of the old world.
Il Is rare treat TO the lovers OF art to
visit Miss Jekyl!s studio. Ia A quiet but
effective way she il training the eye 70
appreciate, and the hand 70 execute those
creations that delight the reiaei taste
( There Is an excellent furnace ia the base
meut for firing china
/ The class in physics has a room for
special experimental work. in which a
( good stsreoUlicou for U.s., either with OIL
or calcium light. will psrsnsi Of repeating
many OF the experi meats performed b
+ Professor Blake during his receat cleo
+ trical lectures.
/ Tb. stereopiican will also be used very
+ largely in physical geography.
some fine views have already bsen &C.
cured including mountain scenery,
glaciers. hasa tic columns, sucu a. G-aut-
. Cau-erav on the coast Of North Ireland,
and other appropriate scenes. TIE room
can be darkeuei 10 = momsnf. and when
/ possible ,-uli zht will De ussd Tor projec-
ton as Il exceeds the calcium jgst io'
that purpose.
Many c3ra c.ing reports were circulated
regarding tbe recent masicsl rec tsi 10
Levi. academy TIE program said Pupils
Recital" sad /, any visiting ir5eo4s a.
sis;e-i .t uss oaly IL the spplAIss - often
given
livery seat II the chapel WAS occgpi-t
aad those who came ate pal 20 60 - tbs
gallery These rrcjtals are given u 11th.y
aud are eq4a. % many musical entertain
meu.s charging admission Among to-
parties pzrtlc4 pat.ug we're Ass. Dauu.
teacher. Misses Thompson. Hall. brosa
Green. Dewey, Mamie McC.uH-, Ma.
Hall. CELIA PARKS snd Cal Caldwell. Nr.
o Bryan And Messrs. II g. Acr.uag an-
o. r. CaJon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-12
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