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Evening journal., 1893-07-20
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY,
Fourteen Banks Failed in
Three Neighboring States.
DUE TO UBBRIDLED SPEECHES


or Agitators, Says Senator Teller, Speak
ing Of the Situation-Four Of Them
Were In Denver and the Others Were
Scattered Throughout the Three States.
Presence of the sheriff Prevents a
Battle.
Senator Teller, speaking of the situation
in Colorado, said the failures were due
more to unbrioled Speeches of agitators,
than TO any other cause.
Fourteen Banks closed Yesterday.
Fourteen banks in Colorado, Kansas,
Oklahoma Territory and Montana c,osed
their doors yesterday They included
eight national and six private institu
tions Four On them we're in Denver
and the others scattered throughout the
three states.
Kansas Mine Situation Serious.
The situation in the Kansas mines is
serious The Miners Union threatened
to prevent the companies from operating
by driving the men from their work
The presence Of the sheriff prevented a
battle
aANhAkhfN AtA
Fourteen freebolders and number Of
others were arraigned at Paterson, n. J ,
on indictments charging frauds in con
ueclion with the purchase of the Court
House site
The Tide of fImmigratlon.
The Chief of Statistics for Foreign I'm
migration reports that during the year
ended June 30. 407, 93G immigrants ar
rived at United States ports.
Two Walters Would Marry Her.
Lizzie Grard ran away from Wetmere
House New York, and on being arrested
at Coney Island WAS applied for by two
walters who wanted TO marry her
Russell sage sued for Breach of Promise.
Russell Sage was sued for $l0O,oOO for
breach Of promise by ella keegan, sis
ter Of his former housekeeper.
Heroines at Nantucket.
Four girls of Nantucket in the face
Of gale rowed out aud rescued a
capsized youth from drowning.
Mourns the Loss of Baby.
Mrs l. zzie Noonan's baby was
spirited away in New York by al
unknown MD ife, who told the
mot her the infant was mere skeleton
aud very black. DetectN es are hunting
for the mid wife
Clerk Mellor Is Evidently Insane.
Robert IL Mellor, formerly a clerk in
the Recorder of Deeds Office, was ar
rested in Frankford. charged will
carry ing concealed deadly weapons ano
threatening TO shoot Edward q. lie,
aud Recorder Green
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The basket mill Of Tschudy & Cats, Of
smyrna is running on full time and
. 600 baskets are made each day. They
expect to increase the output 10 ~. 600
daily. The sales are at least 15O, 600
over the production.
On Monday night an attempt was
made 10 fire the wheat field of b G..
Frampton, near Centrevlle Several
shocks Of wheat were piled together
aud au unsuccessful attempt was made
TO destroy the entire crop.
A large barn and stable on farm
of General William McKenney, situated
near Crumpton, was entirely destroyed
by fire Tuesday night, caused by
lightning The building was compare
lively new and cost 81 GOO IL was
insured in the Montgomery Insurance
Company
Wednesday afternoon peddler was
arrested at Port Deposit, who was
thought to answer very closely the
description of a man supposed To have
killed fellow ptddler in Lebanon, Pa.
ln Sunday last Detectives in Lebanon
we're communicated with and three Of
them vent there by the evening train
rhey decided he prisoner was not the
man they wanted and he was released
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
Half Rates to the Worlds Fair by the
Pennsylvania RraiIrOad.

In order to afford an opportunity to
he public 10 visit the Worlds Fair, the
Pennsy lvama Railroad Company has
decided 10 run series of popular ex
cursions from New York, Philadelphia.
aud other eastern cities TO Chicago The
round trip from Philadelphia is fixed at
SlS.25, and proportionate rates, a single
fare for the round trip, will prevail
from other stations
The parties will be carried on special
traias composed of the newest aud best
standard passenger coaches, containing
all modern conveniences
Persons residing az stations not locate d
on The main line will take regular con
Meeting trains TO the nearest point of
connection with the special train
The special trains will leave Philadel
phia IL 30 m, L. ncaster 90 D. m.
Harrisburg 25 p. m, aud, stopping At
principal intermediate stations, arrive
Ia Chicago 20 the next afternoon
The first excursion Is fixed for July 25.
others are fixed for July 81, August Il
and l6. Another series to he run At the
same rate aud under the same conditions
will be announced later. The return
coupon of these tickets will be good
within ten days. ano will be accepted foi
passage only on trains leaving Chicago
at 10 p IN and IL SOP M
Evening journal., 1893-07-20

Yesterday for two weeks stay az
Ocean Grove.
Fred w. Hoffman has accepted a
position under superintendent w. ID
Greer in the cutting shops at the
Delaware Iron Works and will assume
bis new duties to morrow
Miss Katie Rowan, Of Philadelphia, is
he guest of Miss Celia Boyle on Union
street
Mrs Maggie Atkinson and children
arrived home yesterday after pro
longed visit to friends in Philadelphia
aud Germantown
Mrs Alfred Turner, son and daughter
- Philadelphia, and Miss Bertha Need
Of Chatham, n Y are spending the
sumner here with Mrs w ID Greer
First Assistant Engineer I. S X.
Reeves arrived here yesterday for d
short stay among his many old friends.
Lieutenant Reeves has been In Chicago
On u S Fish Commission work
Manager B Lancaster, II A. Pad
Derg,J Harry King and John Hammers, of
the city band, were among the New Castle
visitors to Union Park last night who
heard the Neapolitan bands superb
concert
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
worla,. F.lr Philnnthrnni.,.-

Messrs Boddie Bros, wealthy Chicago
gentlemen, having the interest of their civ
az hear, and desiring 10 disprove the falsitv
OF the statement that only in boarding
houses can be found modern priced accom-
muaations during the Worlds Fair, re-
modeied and furnish i at great expeuse
one or their famous absolutely -nroof
busil ess structures, located corner of Frank-
I'm ana dackson streets, within short
walking distance Of the Union Dapots-
Theatres, Post Onlce, Board Of Trade. steam
Elevated. Cable Roads and tca mboafe fo
the Worlo's Fair, furnished newly through
out Wn rooms. superb parlore. elevator.
electric lghts, exhaust fans TO Keen cool
e tire building, named this property The
Great Western Hotel and invite the public
% take their choice of rooms for sii0 Der
day children 10 ~ 60 cef H.. tle,fanf res.
taurant and diuuing rooms Were dna
meals are served az 90 cents. or a la carte
az very mi derate prices
here would be TESS heard OF known o.,
eNtortion and imposition connected ,giti
the Wor.d's Fair were there more uubiis
spri, ed. fair minded men in Chicago a.
are the oN ners and pruprietor- al Tn,
Great Western Hotel Our readers ebotii
write as early as possible 10 secure rooms
| Paul Daily News. ~
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
BARN DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.
Building Was in the Centre Of the Town
anu Great hxoitsmsBt Prevailed.

Building Was in the Centre Of the Town
anu Great Excitement Prevailed.
ELKToE, Md July 20 The barn and
stable on the farm of Allen McLane, a.
Cherry Hill, this county, was struck b,
lightning last night shortly before 8
o'clock, aud with most of It's contents
RI as burned TO The ground
The horses and cattle were liberated
and a few farming implements and
y her articles were saved, but the
.apidity with which the building burned
prevented anything further being taken
out
A carriage, wagons reaper, farming
Implements, about 100 bushels of wheat,
quantity of oats and other provender
we're among the articles consumed The
iuss is fully $1,000. with partial insur-
.nce ia the Farmers aud Mechanics
iutual Fire Association. OF Cecil county
This building IS Immediately in the
town of Cherry Hill and the fire caused
C nsiderable excitement AS 10 was feared
tnat the surrounding buildings would
catch FIRE Fortunately the rain pre-
vented the sparks from flying to any
Xfeut
During the same storm three horses
were struck aud killed by the lightning
ON the Bennett farm. in the Second dis
iriet, tenanted by Miss Mary Malone
Loss $500
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
MARTYRS TO HEsDAOHEs J,

The Exp eTlsBce OF Miss Louise Lincoln
Tucker. IA Boston saisswoman.
The women who are martyrs to sick
headaches are numbered by thousands.
and among the victims none suffer more
than the employees in stores and shops,
says the Lynn Sunday News
Their work is confiuing. the hours are
long, and the surroundings are often
such as TO aggravate any tendency to
headaches
The experience Of one Of the best
known clerks In Chandler & Co s large
store on Winter street, Boston, is
worthy the attention of all who are
similarly situated.
Miss Louise Lincoln Tucker has been
employed in this establishment for the
past four years, and during that time, as
for years before she has suffered with
sick headaches to such an extent as to
compel her many times TO leave her
business and return 20 her home in West
Roxbury.
SO violent have these attacks been
that she has often been unable to walk
from the store to the depot, and has
been compelled to call carriage
lnlS SUCCESSFUL Oi lOEbuIeh Couliuutu
until last March, when Miss Tucker's 3
attention was attracted by the story of
another womans experiences, published
in Boston paper
She had spent large amounts Of money
on hysicians, who had been unable to
relieve her sufferings She decided to
try the merits of the highly extolled
Paines celery compound.
She took it without the knowledge of
her family or friends
But the change in her appearance soon
attracted the attention of the members
of her family and her business asso
ciates. and thoroughly convinced, she
one day told how Paiue's celery com
pound had wrought for her the cure
which physicians had been unable tC
accomplish.
For the first time in the years of her
employment she had gone through al
entire month without return of tn,
attacks, aud not only a relief but al
absolute cure has been effected by tn,
compound
So grateful is MISS Tucker for tn,
cure in her case, that she is willing Il
let all who suffer as she did, kno of thu
only remedy she ever found.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
Incidents Of the nay.

There will doubtless be host Of ap
plicauts for the new office Of dog catcher
which, BY the way, will be one Of special
officer Anyone who interferes with
him In the discharge Of bis duty will be
arrested aud brought before the mayor
New Castles msyor, in all cases, H.
Frank. and viii probably be for five or
six years
The Mount Vernon Band, in charge
Of Manager John Coge, went to Viii
mington last night and played az
colored parade and Masonic celebration
on DUPONT street This baud Is ia
proving rapidly and bids fair to be
come the prize colored band Of the
state
The New Castle Juniors yesterday
defeated the Razor Backs at Battery
Park, by score of 10 TOT The Junior,
are willing TO play any club Of II ye r.
Of age Hance is dandy at the back oi
the bat Wise surprised the spectator
with his fine al round play
The funeral Of ]. 0 Roberts tool
place yestgtday afternoon Watson
Post No 8, & A R. Of which the de-
ceased was a member attended In bod
accompanied by the New Castle Fife au,
d um Corps Rev. Mr. Cambron ant
Dr. Martindale conducted the service
and interment was made in the Ne'
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
- ,rntrr n. nIndininn.

One Of the most bens fetal features Of
sea bath Is the salt water mad dvertently
Vallowed by bathers 10 is wonder
ul tonic for the liver stomach aud kid
leys In many cases 50 viii cure bilious
ness where all drug preparations have
allied 10 is peculiarly effective iu
dinary cases OF indigestion, disordered
stomach and insomnia, and has been
inown TO produce excellent results g.
nany cases Of dyspepsia Sea water
- full OF tonic aud sedative
properties IL won't hurt any
body. Two or three big swallows Of
t would be Of positive benefit to nine
bathers out OF ten. II isn't palatable or
tempting; but neither is quinine or
oalomel You never see an OLD sailor who
Is bilious, dyspeptic or a victim Of In
somnia And wby2 For the reason that
a ocean Of good medicine spreads al
bout his slip, and be doses himself
copiously with IL whenever his ply sical
mechanism becomes the least bit de-
ranged. American Shipbuilder.
Cummings the Photographer, 3o2 Market
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
Reptile Under Tho Mail Rags.

Express Agent John Hammers was
tiltru BY snake last evening he II
rc~ under the care of physicians aud is
Suffering a pain that goes well up into
th- arm The expressman went TO pics
up the mail bsgs which we're thrown
from the Old Point express as she went
through New Castle at the rate Of twenty
mills an hour Whether the reptile hAu
once been a native of the sands OF Sussex
and had been brought up with the down
country mail or whether IL had hidden IN
the grass btside the railroad tracks Is NOT
knowu. but Mr. Hammers knows that l.
was there aud also knows that IL will
never bite again
As soon as be was bitten the express
rrtn real nd that he would have trouble
rl tss Ae ic-ed promptly be dropped
4ef ftirE Ard sucked the ugly wouno
11 ais friends who had gathered
ahmt psrs satisfied that be had drawn
II1 al. tl- srl Then they bound 70
ia.,er rr lh- ur-ri Mr. Hsnmrrs hnr-
.rs..t Hl q rlattcIrs t-fce but the pain
m las arm teE1l a1t has not yet left
iu
Evening journal., 1893-07-20

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
nd refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
lches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
7uced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
eptable to the stomach, prompt in
. action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
Aealthy and agreeable substances, its
Dany excellent qualities commend II
} all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it DO not accept any
fubstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE, ~. NEW E0RE -
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
FIRST JAIL EXCURSION.
A Steamboat Brought 900
Pennsylvanians to See theIPost
BxPREssMAE BITTEN BY A SNAKE

Agent Hammers Seriously Injured by a
Reptile Concealed Under the Down
state Mail Bags-BuriaI of j. o
Roberts with MILITARY Honors-other
Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEw CASTLE, July 90
The steamer Richard Stockton brought
its second excursion Of the season to this
cit, from Philadelphia and Chester yes
terday. These 300 persons landed and
200 of these were from Chester Sunday
school. The other 100 had come on the
Stockton's first "jail excursion" which
has been extensively advertised in the
Philadelphia newspapers II is the first
thing of the kind ever attempted and It
was questi N yesterday whether the
300 would get to g through the prison
Chief Francis managed things admirably,
however. and they left last evening
highly pleased with their trip
The excursionists who came here yes
terday and visited the jail took several
uementOes Of their visit home with them
The picture frames aud hanging baskets
ard such articles were eagerly sought
after and purchased at good round sums
TIE whipping posts we're also IN great
demand
Evening journal., 1893-07-20

winks -"Come along. old boy. I've got two
complimentary tickets for a dramatic per-
firmance," Jiuks-"tragedy or comedy ~
Tragedy" II don't like TRAGEDIES They
iwaNs feel blue for a week" This one
Won't. You'll come home as Jolly as IL you a
been % a circus It's by an amateur com
piny."-New York Weekly.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
Interveners Testimony finished.

United States Commissioner S Red
mond Smith returned from New York
last evening where he flushed taking
testimony for the interveners, Walkin
shaw & Voight in the Snyder VS. Nc
Combs estate suit Next Friday, If
counsel has any argument to present in
rebuttal to that already in, they will
come to this city and their testimony
will be takenl The case will probably
be settled on that day.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20

Gentlemen can increase their incomes
by soliciting life insurance for the largest,
strongest and best company in the world.
Apply to ANsON A. MAaER.
Manager Equitable Life, Equitable
Building, city
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
Persona. Events.

Joseph Sherv ood,: Of Philadelphia
spent yesterday WIN relatives GU Union
street.
i' an Grimes and Arthur Murra'
la"e returned home after spending q
p easapi week ~ Augustine Pier
Miss Reba and Jennie Saund RS leff
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
u -. u r.rrIart..

L-s1.-cE1 airsllc-u zs the carriages
Fer- ,s -,-i. frcu the funeral Of j o
3 l.srrs. b Wilmington fesu tried 10
pass 90 tts lait SIDE AID. cousfQ Quentl1
s1rItr l- and tore away the biud Wheel
rs lts carriage driven b Frank Bainsy
l1- -rir-r never made an apology but
--rTt riE-r Lrav One of the women ii
s1e carriage tainted when being removed
frr- The vehicle
Evening journal., 1893-07-20

4 don't see what claim you have for thia
Hccident insurance said the agent ''You
were thrown out OF a wagon, admit. but, on
our own statement, YOU We're not hurt. -
Well, wasn't n hy the merest accident
escap Injury PUCK.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
Saturday aud sunday Excursions to At
lanttc city 81 rs

Commencing Jolly 18th and continuing every
SATURDAY. and Sunday during the season the
b & r. II vi ] sell excursion tickets 10
Atlantic City. good 20 return until Monday i'm
ciusive following. for Sl.b tickets are good
on all trains on B. q .. and p. q r. r. n.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
Mhnt DO Ynn rnI,a

Medicine forY Because you are sick
aud want 10 get well, or because you wish TO
prevent Illness. Then remember that Hoods
s,rsaparilla CuRLs all diseases caused by
impure bl Cd.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20

The excursion of the season will bs
that OF he Uniformed Rank, Knights of
Py ythias. to Atlantic City next Thurs
day Tickets, 81 %.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
by Rail aud Water 20 Bay Ridge on the
Chesapeake, July card.

To Baltimore by rail and thence by palat'al
Steamer Columbia, thirty miles sail down the
Paap@co river and Chesapeake bay. Boating.
usht z. bathing, sailing, grabbing; soft crab
dinner.
Special train via B a o. r. r. will leave
Wilmii gtou Market stree) st 40 a. m. and
Delaware avenue az 90. arriving at Bay Ridge
az l&ia m. Returning fall rail- train will
cave Bay Ridge At 5 20 p m, and arrive at
Market street. Wilmington at e.l5 y. m.
Round trip 81 90.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20

"Ch dearl~ 90 groaned a bank manager one
morning, as he ture yesterdays leaf of the
almanac In his private Office, "a1 ther coupon
II my life gone i"IlempOs Chilenls.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
One Fare for the Round Trip to Chicago.

The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. will run a
special excursion from Wilmington aud New
ark 10 Chicago leaving Wilmington at N AZ
a. IN. and Newark az l2O D. m, Monday.
July 2ith, arrivin AZ Chicago 4 30 D. m. tie
next day. Excursion tickets will be sold at
rate OF cllnJ for the round trip. The train
viii G. INSIST OF day cOahes only and tickets
VIII be valid for return passage in day
coaches on any regular train leaving Chicago
o. OF before August 2d inclusive. Sfops Will
be made for meals nj dini x stations along the
line intending excurzionists are requested
70 procure tickets in advance so that ample
accommodations may be provided for al.
He-"Why Is a New England farmers fore
1 head like his wheat feldf' She-"Don't know
give it up" He-~Because Il Is furrowed
With care."-Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20

Gus. De smith-"Well, Tom. hear you
eloped with a rich girl Was il successf'
Tom fewscads-"Nnt altogether Her father
telegraphei that he vii forgive us III we
don't come back."-Texas Siftings.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20

WHERE This Summer Sea-
shore, mountain or
ARE country? Wherever
it is you will need
YOU something to stock
up your wardrobe.
GOING You could not have
struck a better time
for it whether you want Cloth
ing Furnishing Gopds, bats
or Shoes. Compare Sixth and
Market prices and qualities
with any You find and you will
not wonder longer why the
trade comes and goes as usual.
Our Furnishing Goods De-
partment is doing a big trade
in Negligee Shirts, Summer
Underwear and Neckwear and
the many little extras which
they have in stock. 10 per
cent. cash discount on Sum-
mer Clothing, Straw Hats
and Russet Shoes.
Closed evenings except Tues
days and Saturdays at 6 o'clock.
JAMES 7. MULLIN & SON,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats,
Shoes, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1893-07-20
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Cummings the Photographer, ao2 Market
street.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-02

transportation during his journey. His
progress is heralded far ahead like that
Of a circus and every hotel along his
route is expected to entertain him with
out money and without price and send
word to the local newspaper that said
pilgrim is in the city. He imagincs him
self a hero and poses as a celebrity
whereas he is entitled to less respect, as
a rule, than tile average tramp of the
highways and hedges, for the latter trav-
els strictly on his merits. Your genuine
tramp asks for his "handout" like man,
works for his breakfast when he cannot
obtain it otherwise, and doesn't pretend
to be doing anything out Of the ordinary.
This new order of tramp pretends to
give value received in the form of graf
uitous advertising. If he lacks the nerve
to pretend to be connected with some
newspaper at distance, he argues that
the local press of the towns through
which he passes will give his entertainers
the desired gratuitous advertising in the
wonder. When these tramps were less
numerous they could be endured, and
landlords and railway passenger agents
were excusable if they treated them
amiably. But the first few experiments
in this new form Of dead beating were so
successful that host of recruits are now
on the road and there will be I, army of
them if something is not done to dis
courage the practice.
Those tourists are doing nothing that
the average able-bodied man could lot
do if the average able bodied man were
not engaged in better business and
endowed with greater self-cspcct. They
are performing no service, for they are
not adding to the worlds stock of news
or knowledge. From an advertising
standpoint they are absolutely worthless.
and summing the whole matter up, they
are a nuisance.
Hotels, railways and reputable news.
papers should combine against :hcm. If
tramps are to be encouraged let's give
aid and comfort to the professionals. -
Minneapolis Tribune.