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Evening journal., 1893-07-19
LITTLE HOME RULERS.
Watch Their Food Through
July and August.
To Prevent Cholera Infantum
and Keep Baby Strong.
Lactated Food the Most Nourishing and
Most Natural Diet.

Iaotated Food the Most Nourishing and
Most Natural Diet
A mans home is his goldenamilestone
from which he measures every distance
But however much he may lavish ex-
pense and skill, it will only be house
until the baby comes to make it into a
home.
"Of course you love your babies, . said
one Of the best physicians America ever
had "then watch them intelligently in
June, July ard August. Look out they
do not drink milk exposed to contamina
tion There are many ways in which
reliance upon cows milk alone becomes
a source Of danger
IF baby in arms is not fed with alb.
solutely healthful mothers milk, the
best diet possible is, Of course, lactated
food. Sugar of milk is the basis of
mothers milk, and it is the basis of lac.
Gated food With it is combined pure bar.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19
PersonaiEvenfs

Dr. George Edwards, OF the Pennsyl-
vauia Hospital is spending his vacation
Vith friends here.
AIRS Robbins and children, OF Phila-
fe'plia. are visiting relatives ia town
Mr and Mrs John Townsend left yes
trday morning for Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19
30 Rail and Water 90 Bay Ridge on the
Chesapeake. Julv a3rd.

To Baltimore hy rail and thence hv pa1afial
steamer Columbia, thirty miles sail down the
faiopscq river and Chesapeake BAY. Roaffnr.
dinner
Special train via p q o. r.. II win leave
~ lminetnn Market strecn at 7.l0 a. n.. and
iieiaM are avenue ~ 80. arriringn nf Bay Ridge
tt ESP a. m- hciurning ial rail- train viii
cave Bay Ridge al 5.aOp m.. and arrive ~
Market street Wilmington 90 SIS y. m.
Round "trip 81 0a.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19
SO one Behind the Throne Of These
Embellishments

A. 7 AinHcow, the proprietor Of the
popular restaurant at 722 Market street.
has severed al connection with the
shipleY street establishment and Is devo-
iug his exclusive attention 90 his well
equipped and handsome place az the above
number. Mr Ainseow may truly be call
I'd the pioneer oyster dealer Of Whining.
ton, a. 30 has been more than a quarter
of @ century siuce be started in the bust.
ness in this city The branch establish
meut so l05 + Fourth street. Is under
the skliul management Of George w
A'rscow, nephew Of Mr. A. J.. Ainscow.
aud who is a member ot the firm.
A I AIssCOw & Co.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19
satnrdnr. JnIY ee

We will give to all purchasers of pound
Baking Powder beautiful palace berry
set consisting of seven pieces. Grand
Union Tea company, No. 600 King
street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

II ike yon very much Charlie. but
COULDN'T marry yQu. ] don't think we could
eject After we were married wonldu't Is,
home very much. n--lt-Bits.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19
A nnttle fnr nInnh

j. what Hoods Sarsaparilla vigorously fights
ano ~ ie always victorious in eNpeliing All tie
lull iaiuis and giving the y RAJ fluid the quail
lts aul quantity of perfect health
HOODS Pills cure All liver ills. 25c.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

haFerly-"Lord stoncycrops r. over here
making American notes, is he notg" Austen
es; nave Two or three OF them in my
pocket DO you want 10 take them on nv
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

ie4 toia me last night 7 was the only girl
le had ever loved "Bahl he uronosed fo, me-.
hree months ngo.n "Now J know What he
meant when be SAID there were come unpleas-
ant incidents In his past. '-Chicag0 Inter
Evening journal., 1893-07-19
"Pants."

Pants are made for men and not men
Tor pants Women are made for men
not for pants. when man pants for
a woman aud a woman pants for man
they are pair Of pants Such pants
don't last Pants are like molasses-they
are thinner in hot weather and thicker
in cold The man in the moon changes his
pants during an eclipse Don't goto the
pantry for pants on may be mistaken
Men are often mistaken IN pants. Such
mistakes make breeches Of promise
There has been much discussion as TO
whether pants is singular or plural
Seems 60 me whpi men wear pants they
aye plural, when they don't they are
singular Men get ON tear in their
pants and 80 Is an right. but when the
pants get on tear it is all wrong A
dog pants and yet he never wears any
amy of the unmuzzlei, unowned dogs Of
New Castle attempt to bite you pick up
ana armful of loose bricks from the pave
ment aud salute bis dogship with them.
and he viii have both spring and fall
pants
Evening journal., 1893-07-19
ITEMS OF INTEREST

.,S.s9 cgpminss the Photographer, aca Market
Evening journal., 1893-07-19
WON'T 10 caught "I1napplna'' on Essaya,

Won't BE Caught "Isnapping" on Essays.
There Is boy Of fifteen In town,
lately from q neighboring state. who
wil not nap under Professor Knapp
during the coming fall and winter He
Is q very clever youth and has two
hundred essays on different subjects
none of which are original. The follow.
ing s. one Of the many
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

him. and he viii receive au Invaluable
education m dog raising.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19
Tho Peach Makes It's Appearance.

Patrons OF Wilmington's bounteous
markets were more than pleased this
morning to note the re appearance Of the
familiar old peach wagon which has
been missed from the markets many
years Not only were the wagons
backed up along the various fruit
markets. especially on East Fourth
street, but they were well filed with
Delaware's choice product, ripe and
randy 10 eat
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

aool = Pills acf easily. gei promptly all
ese-ail.., 81 Us aver aud bowels. 25e.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

City Council Passes the Dog Ordinance
Iy anEmphatioaiiy Unanimous Vote
rBioyoies 1Iust Garry Ben and Keep
OIL ihe Sidewalks -Bathers Must Wear
suits or Keep Ont OF the water
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-11
No Anti Pyrine in Bromo- Seltzer.
Cures all headaches.
Worlds Fair visitors.

An intending visitor to the COM
ing Worlds Fair at Chicago need
have no fear as to the possibility of
securing satisfactory accommoda-
tions, at reasonable rates, at either
of the many hotels or residences
listed in neat pamphlet entitled,
CLONES for Visitors to the Worlds
Fair" compiled at great expense
and published by a Trustworthy
Chicago firm. This book contains
list of about 5000 private fami-
lies who will accommodate visitors
in Chicago during the time of the
Fair, viz: May LIST to October Both;
gives their names and addresses,
and number of rooms each will
have to spare. The book also gives
list of the hotels and their local
tions; has twelve full page, large
scale maps, each representing sec
ton of the city, SO that with this
information before him the intend
ing visitor can, at leisure, select the
quarter of the city in which he
would prefer to stop, correspond.
ing IN ADVANCE with one or more
families in that locality with re.
gard to rates and the accommoda.
tinns desired.
To help you in fixing in adynnce
upon your place of residence while
attending the Worlds Fair, we have
placed in the hands of our agent al
your station copies of this work,
which may be obtained at so cents
per copy. w. III. WINFIELD,
q. p. A. Cotton Belt Route
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-11
THOUGHTS OF GREAT MEN.

He that wills thing succeeds in
il: bat the most difficult thing in
the world is 10 Willie Maistre
A fool in revolt is infinitely wiser
than a philosopher forging learn
ed apology for his chains. RIOS.
utter,
The accurate final rights of man
lie in the far deeps of the Ideal
Every noble work is at first impossi.
Bile. Carlyle.
Many man thinks he is looking
at truth when he is only looking at
The spectacles be has put on to see it
With - Drummond.
he fraest government cannot
lon, endn,e " 'ere the tendency of
Inv i. 10 crests -apid accumula-
ton of property ia the ~''a7 " .he
few, and 10 render the masses Oh VIC
people poor and depend emit. Dan. H
Webster.
However .iliingly a person
who has a strong opinion may ad.
NIT the possibility that his opin;on
may be false he ought to ',,o moved
~ 'ne 0oii' "sfA .vn that, however
c'"e II 80, be, if it is not fully,
,oorentIy, and fearlessly discussed.
!, w;ll be held dead dog 40. .
living truth. job Stewart Mill.
If every mans internal care
Were written on his brow,
hcw many would our pity share,
Wine. raise our envy now.
Tho masses are poor, ignorant
and disorganized, not knowing the
rights of mankind on the earth, and
'never knowing that the world be-
longs to its living populations, be-
cause small class in every country
has taken possession of property
and government, and makes laws
for it's own safety and the security
of it's plumber; educating the masses
generation after generotion, into
the belief that this condition is the
natural order and the law of God
j ohm Boyle O'Reily.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-11
now IS Thisi

After taking one bottle Of Climax
Blood Elixer you are not benefited
and feel better return the carton and
bottle and get your 81 90 back. We
know it will do you good,it acts on the
liver and blood, renovates the whole
system. For sale by all druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-11

We going tell you that we will $40 suit for
s $40 suit o $500 We will place in big show window
y all styles and qualities which about Suits
select Also will put in about pairs Of Pants
kinds which represent pairs pants
EVERY SUIT and pair pants will have ticket with price
All ask 30 is and goods and prices No
trouble show goods or to send them approval
Norrs Resne III,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-11

Climax Oil should be IN every
house; the best family medicine on
the market for all pain, collie and
nervous troubles. For sale by all
druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-11
Rheumatic Pains.

In one minute the Climax Oil will
relieve rheumatic, sciatic, hip, kidney,
chest, and all muscular pains, and
weakness. Don't fail to try it. Sold
by all druggists ut SO cents and II q
bottle.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-11

Climax Pills cure liver ills, jaun-
dice, blllousness, sick headache and
constipation. 25 cents box at all
drug stores.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-11

Who can lake your pic'urs bestf
jackson of course. He leads the rest.
Evening journal., 1893-07-10
ANOTHER EXTRA SESSION.
Chairman Scott Has Called the Levy
Court for Tomorrow Morning.

Chairman Scott Has Called the Levy
Court for Tomorrow Morning.
Chairman Scott has called a special
meeting Of the Levy Court for to NOR.
row. On Saturday afternoon he tele.
graphed to Clerk OF the Peace Biggs to
issue the call.
It is said that the meeting is called to
take action upon the county bridges.
The contractors of Washington street
bridge are anxious to turn the structure
over TO the county. Seventh street gal
lowsframe bridge is without its draw
and Job H. Jackson has, through
his counsel, George II. Bates,
notified John II. Rodney, that
he will try TO prevent the Levy Court
from spending any more money on it.
He has not amended his bill in Chancery
to that effect. however, but may do Sc
when Chancellor Wolcott comes up on
Wednesday.
The bark Alexander Black crashed into
Market street bridge on Friday afternoon
aud did considerable damage Taken
altogether, the opinion seems to be that
something should be done, even though
the Black is out at sea and, for the
present beyond hope Of seizure.
Evening journal., 1893-07-10
WRONG MAN BURNED AT THE STAKE.

Muiatto c. j. Miller, It is Now Generally
Conceded, Was Hanged on No Evidence
and the Flimsiest Belief
CAIRO. Ill. July 10-It is now pretty
generally conceded that c. ]. Miller, the
Springfield, i'll, mulatto who was
hanged shot and cremated at Bsrdwell,
Ky, Friday afternoon, was executed
upon the himsiest circumstantial evil
dence. or probably no evidence at all for
there was not one tangible thing that
connected him with the assault and muir
der of the Ray sisters last Wednesday
morning.
Infor nation from a trustworthy source
at Wickliffe is that kilograms have beer
received there confirming Miller's state
ments as to where he was July and 3
Millers story was that he was at Bis
marck, Mo, on the morning Of July and
no one has brought forward any evidence
to the contrary.
Careful inquiry has failed TO disclose 9
single person who will say positively
that he saw Miller in Bardwell, or ever
Car Isle county that day.
Evening journal., 1893-07-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Wilmington NJ. Z. Preachers Asso.
citation has adjourned for the summer.
The Christiana river opposite the Jackson
and sharp COmpany's works Is being dredged.
-Shellpot Park was crowded yesterday
with people who desired fresh country air.
Judge Cooch. OF the Probate Court. will
hear testimony in the silcox will case to-
morrow.
Rev. D. J. Flynn. Of st. Mary's R. c.
hurch, lett for Louisville, Ky, this morning
10 visit his parents.
David Lemon, formerly of this city. but
who has been residing in JOhnstown, Pa, for
three years has again taken up residence In
this city
Frederick G. Lu'z, Of this city. has made
application for position as letter carrier,
and will appear at the examination 20 be
held in August.
The three-masted schooner. Arleville
II. Peary, of New York, is discharging a
cargo Of cement at the Charles Warner
COmpany's warehouse.
John Blizzard, Thomas Kelley and Theo'
/ dOre Collins who returned home early yes
terdav morning from a grabbing excursion
TO DuPonts pier report the sport good, and
crabs plentiful
Miss Liilio NJ. Tavlor. Of Dover. who hiss
been acting supervising nurse Of the
/ Homeopathic Hospital, has accepted a posi-
/ Homeopathic Hospital, in Washington
/ Miss White. Of New York, is now supervising
nurse Of the hospital OF this city.
We have received from T. Howard Lewis
/ the General Agent of The Mutual Life In
/ suranee Company of New York. a perpetual
liary and memorandum book. They are very
useful to every business man, and we under
| stand that by calling AT the office Of the com
pany. Sol Market street. copies may be OBJ
tained,
Evening journal., 1893-07-10
TWO HEROES OF THE WRECK
BRAVE DEEDS OF FARoUHARsoN AND
WEST-THE LATTER A BOY.

The Lanyon Incident ON Board the Sink
ing Victoria Not Warranted By Facts,
and Pronounced wholly ApocryphaL
malta. July 10, 1898. The widely
published story OF the touching and
heroic scene on the bridge Of the III
fated Victoria during the minute before
her capsizng, when Vice Admiral Tryon
is reported as telling Midshipman Ian
yon Jump save yourselfl" to which
Lanyon replied, Il would rather stay
with you, sir" is. believe, wholly
apocryphal.
Every drowned midshipman doubtless
died bravely and as a man should die
without cry or entreaty, but the colo
facts do not warrant any confidence In
the Lanyon incident.
When DR. Ellis, after having been
sucked far down by the sinking Victoria
rose TO the surface greatly exhausted, he
saw the admirals coxswAin safely occu
pying the centre Of a large life buoy
Dr. Ellis laid his hand on the buoy for a
moments rest, when the coxswain told
MIN to 90 away. This is the sole blot on
the otherwise splendid behavior Of every
body.
The tension Of the survivors nerves
was curiously illustrated last night when
midshipman and a marine jumped
overheard from the Orion, while under
the influence OF nightmares Both mer
dreamed that they were again about e
sink With the Victoiii. Both men were
saved
A consplcuously gallant and unselfsh
act was performed by Lieutenant Far
quharson, Of the Royal Marines, who
coming upon Vice Admiral Tryon's sec
retary, Mr.. Pawsey-while the latter
bruised, exhausted. helpless aud hopeless
was about to finally sink-supported hin
with difficulty but successfully unit
both were picked up by the rescuinl
boats.
Another heroic action was that o
/ Naval Cadet Robert West who dis
tinctly saved the life Of Commando
Jellicoe. who was III and powerless T.
help himself from fever Commando
Jelllcoe bad been brought up from tn
sick bay by DR.. Ellis. but they becam
separated after the Victoria capsized.
Both Farquharson and West, the latte
a mere boy. are the two heroes Of th
Victoria disaster.
Evening journal., 1893-07-10
EMPEROR WILLIAMS BIG PRIZE.

The German Ruler Adopts a Novel Plan
TO Stimulate and Encourage the Work
of Fast Boat Building In the Empire.
BERLIN, July 10.-At the dinner Of
the Imperial Yacht Club, yesterday,
Emperor William announced his inten.
tion to found Hohenzollern prize to be
awarded annually at the clubs regatta.
The conditions of entry would be, he
said, that every competing yacht be
built within the year since the last race,
in German shipyard, from German
materials, and after German designs
According to the size of the victorious
yacht the prize would be 1000, 5000 or
2, 600 marks. The Emperor has already
founded a Meteor goblet prize for an
annual race between Kiel and Trave
muende
The competitors will be yachts OF the
first and second classes. The owner OF
first or second class yacht can become
owner of the goblet by winning three of
these races HOhenzollern aud Meteor,
the names of the events in question, are
the names of the Emperors two yachts.
Evening journal., 1893-07-10
4 DRUNKEN MUTE'S ORGIES.
He Fires BuckshOt Into Fishing Party
and is Shot Down for n is Pains.

He Fires BuckshOt Into Fishing Party
and is Shot Down for II is Pains.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10-While a
score of excursionists were seated ON the
porch of Neck Schenville's fishing station
at Chef Menteur, twenty miles from
New Orleans, Rudolph Bienvenue, a
half idiotic deaf mute, whose drunken
actions had led to his election from
Schenville's house, fred two loads Of
buckshot into the party at distance of
fifty feet.
None of the shots took effect and
Bienvenue moved away across the bridge
spanning Chef Menteur. Reloading his
gun he walked back to the party and
again fred upon it. Tony Schenville
returned the FIRE but failed to hit the
man. Bienvenue fred again wounding
Tony Schenville.
The II year old brother of the
wounded man caught up a weapon and
fred twice at the mute. The second
load took effect and killed him instantly
The body fell from the bridge into the
Chef and has not yet been recovered.
Evening journal., 1893-07-10
TO STOP WOFUL WASTE.
American Housewives to Be
Taught Economy
PREPARATION OF CHEAP DISHES

Statements That French Families Could
Live on the Waste From an American
Table to BE Carefully Tested-Best
Cooks of New England WIN Be En-
gagged for the Kitchen which Was
Started This Morning at Chicago.
CHICAGO. July 10-It has been said
that French family could live well on
the waste from an American table. The
foundations have been laid in the Worlds
Fair grounds of structure in which it is
intended to teach the American housewife
how to prevent this woful waste and how
to utilize the cheaper meats and coarser
food products in the production of appe.
tizing and nourishing dishes
This exhibit of scientific cookery it is
announced to day, is to be known as the
Rumford Inn, and is very properly
placed under the wing of the Anthro-
biological Building in connection with the
Bureau of Hygiene and Sanitation at the
extreme southern end of the fair
grounds. 1t is under the auspices OF the
state of Massachusetts,, is not run for
profit and will be a part Of the exhibit of
that state
Mrs Ellen H. Richards, professor OF
chemistry in the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, is the responsible head
of the exhibit. 1t was Mrs Richards.
who with the assistance of Mrs. Mary
Hinman Abel, wife Of Professor Abel, OF
the University of Michigan, at Ann
| Vh fob m IfaH HaI
In Boston, experimental kitchen for the
wholesome cooking of the cheaper foods
Their object was both educational and
philanthropic and charitable.
The food thus prepared was offered
for sale to people in lodgings and the
working girls and others for luncheons
chase and preparation. The kitchen has
proved successful and has a steady
growth since its inception.
1t was to illustrate this method oi
food preparation primarily that Mrs
Richards with the advice and assistanc,
of the Massachusetts, Board Of Commits
sioners decided to establish the RumforC
Inn at the Worlds Fair. II was founC
that the most practical method o.
illustrating the theory Of cheap fooC
preparation would be exhibited in thu
form of lunches to be served to limite,
number of people at prices just covering
the necessary cost Of production.
The inn will be under the direct man.
agement of Miss Maria Daniel, Of Bos
ton, a woman of large experience and il
much request in the East as lecture
upon, and demonstrator of the theor
and practice of economy and sanitar
cookery. She brings with her a corps o
trained assistants and her daily menu
will contain not only the list of article
served but the analysis and food value Q
the various dishes.
In connection with this Miss Danie
will also serve dishes suitable for th
sick and convalescent. This exhibit 8
managed is quite unique and promises {
be of special interest and value to tn
working classes, to students of medicine
trained nurses, housekeepers and all VIII
are interested in pbilanthropic scienc,
1t is expected that the formal openin
Of the inn will take place about the 25t
instant.
Evening journal., 1893-07-10
WoopcocK ARE SCARCE.
Local sportsmen Find IL Dinicult to bag
Any In This Vicinity.

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Any In This Vicinity.
The woodcock season opened on July
and the local sportsmen have been
securing the meadows and cripple for
this truly game bird. They have had
but little success, however, as the birds
are very scarce In this immediate
vicinity.
One sportsman said this morning that
they are scarcer than usual in this
vicinity. He had been out three times
and only succeeded in getting two birds.
In Cecil county, Md on the contrary,
the birds are very numerous Yester-
day afternoon an EVENING JOURNAL re-
porter walked out with a setter and in a
short time the dog had flushed several
very fine birds. They refused to take to
the meadow, preferring to hide themselves
among the bushes and rough under
growth of the cripple. Under these con-
ditions man must be good shot in
order to bag them. as the tall bushes sur
rounding the sportsman greatly interfere
with the accuracy OF his aim.
Evening journal., 1893-07-10
FOUND DEAD ON A SOFA.
Miss Margaret Murphy Discovered Life
less I'm Her Homo By "A Neighbor.

MISS markhret mufphy Uncovered Atfo-
less I'm Her Homo by Neiehbor.
Miss Margaret Murphy Of No 1900
West Eleventh street was found
lying dead on lounge at her
home this morning by Mrs,
Susanna Camperson, a neighbor. The
cause Of her death was either heart dis.
ease OF spoplexy.
Miss Murphy was we'll when last seen
last night. Mrs Camperson noticed the
front window open Of her house and went
in TO see what was the trouble as she
usually got up late. The milkman
had called and not finding
kettle In the usual place,
left the milk with Mrs Camperson. The
latter took the milk into Miss Murphy &
home and found her lying hteless on o
sofa
Miss Murphy was about 90 years OF
age. A woman who lived with her has
been out In the country visit
ing and Miss Murphy was In the house
alone last evening. Deputy Coroner
Fox was notified.