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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27
THE WGRLD,S FAIR
Will Not he I'm Readiness by May
As Anlicipated.

As Anticipated.
Special to the News.
CplcAeo, March 27--It is now
Bgenerally admitted that the Worlds
Fair will not be in shape for sight
Beers by the first of May, although
nnder the act Of COZ gress creating
The commission the formal openip G
ls bound to take place on that date.
It will probably be the first of June
before everything within the en-.
closure at Jackson Park is in ship
hspe, and visitors who, with the
Intention Of taking time by the
Iore-lock, come to Chicago during
Nay are likely to feel that they
Tould have bsen sensible had they
Ostponed their trip until later in
he season. Quite a number of the
Nildings are still in the contractors
rnds, while machinery hall. which
depended upon to furnish power,
Eat and light to all the other
buildings, is as yet in but ha' f
furnished cord,t!on. There is a
hood deal of trouble too about the
roofs Of the various buildings that
bave been completed. Nearly every
pne Of them leaks. and leaks / a lily,
hnd exhibitors are unwilling to in.
Ptall their property until the defect
has been remedied, aid the roofs
rendered absolutely proof.
Over fifteen thousand men are now
Employed in one capacity and
mother on the grounds, but even il
this number were doubled the
Exposition would be in a far from
Presentable shape on the opening
dsy
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27
Staeyed to Death

In the midst OF plenty Unfor;ua nate,
unnecessary, yet we hear Of it often.
Infants thrive physically and mentally
when property led The Gail Borden
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is I'm.
doubted!y the safest and best infant
food obtsinabis. Grocers and drug
gists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27
MORNING SPECIALS
-, WORLDS FAIR WILL NOT
BE IN SHAPE

s;phtseeFs Nv the ist of May.
'... senator McDOnatd:s Friends
.A,uuant-Society ana Art Con.
or NeWberry's worlds Fair
..,es-Other Telegraphic News of
Importance.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27

oh ain't they beautiful Oh so
lovely. That is what everyone say S
when they see my new samples of
VIII paper with match friezes and
ceilings. Call and see
G. +. SMITH, 404 Austin ave.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27
Rheumatic Pains.

In one minute the Climax Oil will
relieve rheum attic, sciatic, hip. kidney,
chest, and al! muscular pains, and
weakness. Don't fail to try it. Sold
by all druggists At 80 cents and ~ a
bottle.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27

Try our special tooth brushes Bcs
III the city
w. B. MORRISON & Co.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27

Fresh Garden Seed In Bulk.
have juct received . large stock
10 all the leading varieties. Cheaper
now than ever Vssore.
w l.. TUCKER.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27

1t "gets there every timc-Mr
Anton Marx. 2423 DeKslb ST., St
Louis, Mo, says: 81 have suffer d
with rheumatism FOR the last two years
and doctored considerably but Saliva
ton Oil is the only remedy that hal
effected cure.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27

THAT HACKING COUGH can
10 80 quickly cured BY shiloh's Cura
We Guarantee Il. Sold BY William
sen Drug CO.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27
1t Should be in Every House.

j. b. Wilson, 81 Clay street,
Sharpsburg. Pa, says he will not be
without DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and Colds, that it
cured his wife, who was threatened
with pneumonia after an attack OF
ala Grippe when various other rem
edies and several physicians had done
her no good, Robert Barber, Of
Cooksport, Pa claims DR.. King S
New Discovery has done him more
good than anything be ever used for
lung trouble. Nothing like it. Try
it. Free mai bottles at w. b. Nor
rson & Cos drug store. Large bot
ties SOC. aud SLIGO
Now ia your chance for beautiful
home, three lots. room house, two
story barn, servants house garden
ETC.. only S3,5"O, on South Eighth
near Clay street. Como quick or you
will loose bargain.
j f. HORNE & Co.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27
WiiigO Into the Trust,

special to Tie News
New YORK, March 27.-It is re-
ported today that the New York
Consolidated Playing Gard com.
pany has decided to 60 into the
trust recently formed by Cincinnati,
Indianapolis and Brooklyn firms,
thus completing an enorm GUS com
bine, which will control the entire
play ing card business of the country.
The first move, it is SAID will be to
double the present price of all
qualities OF playing cards.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-27

HoWs Your Liver?
Take Climax Phi! and be happy.
Best % cent cuffs ior IL cents per
pair, at Levine Bros
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05

] Pabst Milwaukea Beer on tap or
In b0ttles by tho dozen. or barrel, at
Robeien's. l0S w nth ST.
! Extra early and other peas, ct j, j.
Smiths. 4th andd Shipley streets.
/ The finest buck wheat meal prepared
or otherwise and at the lowest prices,
at j, J. Smiths. 9Th and Shlpley Sts.
Letters OF administration on the es-
tate Of Alfred Vernon have been grant,
ed to Alfred q. Vernon.
Company J, Loyal Temperance LIE.
glon, gave q musical entertain ment
last evening In tho West End Reading
Room.
adams Rib" will be the gu Elect OF
"a lecture by Presiding Elder Il. L.
Barrett, IN Brandywlne NJ. e. Church
on the 18th instant,
A q. D. Dougherty. returned from Al,
eighth months trip to South America
last night. He will remain hero for
about two weeks and will return to
South America.
Job II. jackson will deliver his
lecture on the Paris Exposition and
the Ethel Tower before the United
Girls Friendly Societies In st. Johns
parish building on next Monday even
ling.
! The Reformed Episcopal Church of
the Redeemer has elected Isaac W.
IHallman. DIR. s. O. Brlnkie and Frank
I. Mason delegates and John Reyes,
Henry ). Buxton and Frank Harrar
alternates to the Council OF the Synod.
Six carloads OF girls passed over the
,Baltimors and Ohio Railroad yes.
lterday for Baltimore. The girls
had bean employed at the Amer
lean Tobacco Company OF New York
anu were on their way to Gall AXIS
factory to secure employment.
Rev. I. II. Leo has resigned az pas.
tor OF Gilbert Presbyterian Church
and Isaac Howard has baen appointed
to ask the New Castle Presbytery to
approve OF the action. A new pastor
will be Invited. ."..-
Rev w. H. GIL. d. D.. will give his
NTH Bible talk and drill In West Pres.
Ibyterian Sunday school to night DIR.
Gil has fer years made special study
OF the Bible and his talk will no doubt
be OF Interest and instructive.
d. 7. Morgan of New Castle hun.
dred, will sell a line young mnre at
public sale tomorrow for her keep.
The members OF st. Georges Castle.
No. s. X. g c. will hold meeting to
ARRANGE to attend tho funeral OF the
late John Fenton.
! William nj. Drein Is registered at
the Seaside House. Atlantic City.
Water Commieslo ner Porter and L.
l. Warner have returned from the Ber-
inudas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Kerr and
Mrs. ,. d. Sweeten are at the San Mar
cos Atlantic City.
Thomas Wardell and Miss Henrietta
.inskIe were married on Monday by
Rev. j. B. Quigg.
Health and comfort in your homes
Iby having ull your carpets and teath.
ers cleaned at L. Ferry'e, Eleventh and
jackson streets. Phone 652.
Call on John +. Mclaughlin, Front
and ShiDley streets, for high grade
phosphate, manure and fertilizers.
garden tools, wheelbarrows, land
rollers. creameries and repairs.
Mrs. A. p. Swayne has returned
from her visit to Florida. and will pass
the summer at the family mansion
near Guyencourt, Chrlstianu hundred.
Rev. +. b. Hunter has removed
from Cherry Hill, Md. to Chesapeake
CITY. Md, having been transferred to
tho Inter pluce at the last session OF
Conference.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05


New CASTLE, April 5.-City Council
met in regular session at the Mayors
oillce last evening, with all OF the
members present. Tho regular rou.
tine OF business was transacted. City
Treasurer Ferris presented his report
for the year ending March 81. which
showed the city TO DO In O healthy IL
nancial condition. The Finance Com.
mittee will audit HE accounts and will
have five hundred copies OF their re-
port printed for distribution through
the city. Tie retiring menbors of
Council and City Clerk Jamison made
short speeches, speaking OF their re
lations To Council during the last Two
years.
Yesterday morning Alonzo Young
and David Heyd while Illustrating on
the river shore below here. came across
a rude coffin. which was found to con-
tain the skeleton OF man. Coroner
Kirk was ut olco notified, and late in
the afternoon Deputy Coroner Fox
came to this city. and after OK
aiming the remains removed them to
the Potter's field whore they were
buried. Some persons supposed the
remains to DO those of the bank bur.
glar. who was shot by Cashier Cooper
ON September 80, 1897, but this Ia dis
credited.
The bones had the appearance OF
having been buried from ten to twenty
years. 1t is probable that II was the
body Of sailor. who had boon washed
ashore, and buried many years ago.
Ex-Mayor Hanson has bought the
large store at the corner OF 9th und
Adams streets. Wilmington. and will
shortly remove to that city to con-
tinue the grocery business.
A supper Will be held at the residence
OF Postmaster Ii. O. Gordon, on Vine
street, this evoDins. Proceeds for
the benefit OF NJ. Il. Parsonage fund.
Miss Eeba Case. who has been end
Ing a few days at her home here, 10.
turned to Philadelphia yesterday.
Miss Lolita Borie OF Notre Dame
Seminary Is visiting her home here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05
Fourth EDITION



w nhs smsls Ct No. '0iSs IS, q Ml.s E & &
street, was entirely gytted by. Are
store about l.30 o'clock this morning.
The store is on the first floor Of
William L. Grlnnage's undertaking
establishment and whose family occu-
pies the second story. When the fire
was discovered they were awakened
and reached the street In safety.
As Herman Gabriel was passing the
store he noticed the fire, He notified
q baker near by who found that the
flames had gained such head
way they could not be extin.
guished by buckets of water. He
then sounded the alarm from box No.
z. the district companies responding
In short time. The fire then had
burned through the doors and the
cornice work was ablRZe. The avn
ings on adjoining stores were ablaze
and 1t looked for while as II the
paint store Of Jumes NJ. Bryan would
he damaged, This was prevented. and
altar hard work the flames were extin-
gulshed. The origin OF the fire IL uil-
known, as there was no fire In the
building, but II Is supposed to have
been caused by an electric wire.
reporter called on Mr.. Williamson
this morning. He was engaged In
hunting over the ruins for lost nrti.
Giles. He placed his loss at about
$500, which ia fully covered by insur-
ance. The loss is principally on goods
which had been left for repairing. All
the valuable stock had been placed In
the safe, AZ was also the books and
money. Mr.. Williamson carries a
stock of costly watches and gems, and
had these been destroyed his loss
would have amounted 10 thousands OF
dollars. He will continue In tho busi-
ness. The policies are held by Z. A.
Van Trump.
Captain Evans and SerCeants Cham
bsis and Ingram were at the scene OF
the lire short time after its discovery
and did effective work,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05

pInn

~ - DIED
RoS.f tnls Ely j. on n. April and 1904
t, II. sna fi so re IssssS s *
N9. soe French street, on "Wednesday al
house. Interment 1t. Zion Cemetery.
aiBboNs.-on March 81. 1929 John ].
FENEoN,.In vi: Pity. April4 1893. John
RELATIVES and friends. also St. Georg e's
N. p. D.. are invited to attend the funer.
III from the residence OF bis parents. No.
torment at Riverview Cemetery.
oALLAwAY-on April 8. 1898. Maggie
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral. from the
residence OF her father. In Stanton. Vel,
on wednesday afternoon at ! o'clock.
Services IN the NJ. Z. Church, Stanton.
lnterment at St, James Cemetery, New
port.
Farewell father. mother, have left you,
brothers, sisters, we all must part.
weep not for me. I'm sweetly singing,
These glorious hymns but few can tell.
Yes, mother dear. 'tis hard to part,
know you loved me so,
A few more years will soon roll by
And homo with nc you'll 10.
Meet me there.h
wALT0N.-In this city, April ard, 1soa
Tamar Walton, aged 90 years and
months.
Relatives and friends and tho W. 8. @.
women's relief corps, are spectfully In.
ylted e. attend her funeral from the re :.
dence Of her son-in. law. jose phi @. Wood
wnrd. ll0J west 81 eat services at the
house Thursday afternoon April 9Th at
o'oioeS. increment at Greenmuunt
Wost Chester. -
BAYLIS. On April 18th inst, Samuel b.
Bayiis. in his 18th year.
Relatives aud friends Of the family are
from bis late =, sidcnce, No. s West Tenth
street, on Friday afternoon at . O'Clock.
lnterment at Wilmington and brandy
wine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05

Deputy Coroner Fox yesterday At.
tsrnoon Inferred the skeleton which
vas found In the Della ware river OIL
Nav Castle yesterday, in the Pot
14t's Field. The body was placed In a
raw coffln. Alonzo Young and
1Avid Heyd made the discovery while
they were hunting muskrats. They
noticed the coffin and informed the
Coroner OF the fact ard when he ar
rived IL was partly submerged by
water.
\ When the tide lowered the box was
4ug out, which revealed the skeleton
81 a man. The theory that seemed to
have the most prominence was that
ghe body was that OF a sailor who had
Ned nc seq and cast overheard. IL Ind
MAN drifted to the shore and had be-
some Undecided In the mire, where II
had been for years.
Deputy Coroner Fox thinks the man
~ be one who had been buried along
the river. as was the custom of the
people at New Castle many years ago
The coffin in which tho man was
Found Is fine oak one. thus strength
4uing this theory.
4 Still another theory is that the body
that oil sailor. Many years age
Nhen q body was found along the
thol0 1t was placed In coffin and
buried with only the shoes on.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05
FIFTH EDITION,

Plans For 81. Jescph's Mission school
The plans Of the new building Of 81.
Joseph's Coiored Catholic MlssioH
have boon prepared and estimates foP
the erection OF the building are noH
being received. The new building
will DO situated on tho east side 81
French between Tenth and Eleye nth
streets, and will be 100 feet deep and
30 feet front. The structure will bs
three stories high with mansard roof,
The main entrance will be In the cen.
tire oil the building under porch and
through a wide. archod doorway.
There will be reception room on each
side OF the doorway, q hall running
the entire length of the building i'm.
modiately beyond the vestlbie. There
will be dlspensary at the north end
OF the hall, with an entrance and yes-
tible at that end OF the building The
school-room will be In the north end
OF the building and will be 90 feet 8
inches long by 20 feet Wide. The din
ing.room will be at tina south end Of
the building. II will be 81 feet 10
inches long and 20 feet wide.
The second and third floors Of the
building will be occupied rs dormi-
tories for the boys. an Office for the
manager of the boys. rooms for tho
to iclers and wash and bathrooms for
the boye.
The rear elevation OF the building
will have long porch extending about
three-fourthS OF Its length from the
south end, which will have an eastern
exposure and will give covered pas
saGe-way and playground available
Tor outdoor exercise In bad weather.
The architecture is plain. imposing,
rather pretty and the building will 10
an ornament to the portion OF the city
In which 1t Is located. e
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05

The funeral of Robert Graves, who
died OH Sunday night. took place from
his late home. No. 9O8 French street, al
9 O'Clock this afternoon. The funeral
wac q very large one. there being
friends Of the deceased from PhiladeI.
phia, Baltimore and other cities pres.
emit. The body was In state from B
o'clock, and from that time there was
continual line Of mourning friend
passed In aud out of the house
The body was incased In heavily
mounted silver caskat. which was al.
most hidden by beautiful floral en- =
blems, many from out-of.town friendA
Rev. DIR. Ii. l.. Monroe, presiding
older of the Philadelphia DISTRICT
OF the Della ware Conference, preached
the sermon, speaking very highly Of
the deceased US Christian and bust
ness man. Rov. b T. Moore and Rev,
Thomas Ice also spoke very highly %
the deceased.
The pail bearers were SOLICITED from
tho Philadelphia Caterers Club. I'm
terment was made In Elton Gene
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05

Andrew ]. Ricketts, OF Seaford. while
ut work in the woods OF John X.
Brown on Thursday afteln noon tho
team which he was driving was struck
by a falling tree and one Of the horses
killed, while the other was SO badly
hurt that 1t will die.
Clayton Creamery paid the highest
price for milk In February, e1.10j
Odessa, s1.10; Middletowp, sl.03; Sas-
safras, &l.0S; Wilmington, 81; Smyrna.
81; Crumpton, 81; Chestertown, ~. 95;
Fairvillc, Pa, St.40.
VIM. j. johnson, conductor on the
Delaware railroad. left on Tuesday
morning for Chicago. where he will be
yardmaster for the Pennsylvania Rail-
road at the Fair Ernest L. Maddox. for
some time extra conductor on the Del
aware Railroad, will take Nj. j ohnson's
place as conductor.
Scott Quinlon. the well-known horse
trainer OF Trenton, N. j., will locate at
the Kite Track at Klrkwood. and train
his stable there for the coming cam
paigD.
Stsphen Dyre, OF Harrington, a vete.
ran was made happy last week by a
check for sl,500 aud an allowance OF
Sl2 per month tor disabilities received
during his enlistment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05

Brain work and overwork.
When the Washington express. con.
tanning distinguished Officials, recent
ly crashed into freight train. the en-
gineer read the signals wrongly.
Luckily, most serious bodily ills are
preceded by warnings. The difficulty
lies In falling to read correctly the slg-
nails OF distress that nature hangs out.
The head Is often tho seat of un.
pleasant sensations. which are not
headache, but which, as the signs of
mental overdriying, are OF even more
serious meaning. A sense OF weight
on top Of the head, q feeling of con-
striction of the forehead are very sig-
nliicant and should be needed.
In the lives of most busy mon and
women there come periods when 1t IL
necesslI y to perform good deal OF
labor In short time.
Acute brain exhaustion following q
spell OF sharp work OF this sort Ia an
entirely different condition from the
hreak down which results from a long
continued strain. M.
Years have proved that there Is
nothing equal to Paine's celery com.
pound for meeting an unexpected
strain upon the system, or for restor-
Ing the proper tone to tho fagg ed-out
and tired bodies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05
RECEIPTS Fon sanLANoHoIf.


A famous doctor once gave q lady
two and twenty receipts against mel
ancholy; one was bright fire. another
was to remember all the pleasant
things said TO her and of her, etc.
But where depression. irritability,
and melancholy persist" he said. "the
cure Is not so superficial, There 10
evident serious disturbance OF the
nervous organization. The brain and
the nerves are not getting proper
nourishment, and there is weakness
and general debility; then take Paine's
celery compound.
A brain that does not get sufficient
nourishment and it's proper bath OF
oxygen. moves sluggishly and ell
courages acute nervous disorders.
These forewarnings Of nervous
breakdown are sometimes very plain.
Headache Is another Of thoee fortunate
-symptons which are OF a character to
make themselves so felt as to force the
attention OF the tired brain worker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05
IH|nD EDITION.


INC BALTIMORE sun says;
'sphe business activity and enter
juriIe now manifest on every hand In
Baltimore are most gratifying to its
iC1Llkene, not only us nilording present
opportunities To wideawake business
nirn. but as promising also broad
IGtNlre expansion of our trade and In
1uBtry. All tho conditions, special and
GENERAL, favor continued prosperity
IoH Baltimore Interests. Progress Ia
4fiHeui to the most superficial OBJ
1e1yer. Our Wholesale and retail mer-
QhAnts, our manufacturers our banks
md I'm itclal houses, our schools. tho
eties. hotels and transportation agen-
oleIs--aii nre constantly Improving
thtlr facilities. And the more they
defelop their facilities the larger he.
comes the volume OF their business
and the more certain their profits. The
! p,lpiber. rize and character Of the
I oNEldings now under construction and
I coptracted for. Indicate the growing
-tn1RAls of the city. Capitalists have
J 4phfidence that our record In the past
fNenty years will he sustained, and
5 1hhy provide without hesitation II
khp Increase OF population and BUSH
mess which they foresee.
lFho Sun should have remarked that
thls activity mainly resulted from the
cdnftdence that the business meu feel
that the protection afforded by the
Mckinley tariff will not be seriously
disturbed or measures enacted by
Opngress to give foreign goods all ad.
vintage over those Of our own pro-
q dhotlon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05
Max Ephrainl,
.Y.CIOtlilg House
THE probabilities are
that we're going to
have q yeru hnsu Snt.

THE probabilities are
L that we're going to
have a very busy Sat.
urday. OF course, we'll have
extra statesmen, and We'll
have to work extra hard, but
why not avoid Saturdays
rush, if you can Come in
tonight, or tomorrow night,
pick out what you want for
Saturday, we'll press it out,
and il alterations are needed
we'll have it done, all ready
for you to take out Satur-
day.
DO you want a Suit for
evening, or for business, OF
to dress up liz 2 you'll find il
here. Do you want a Suit Of
dark color, light color, or Of
medium shade ? or probably
you want a dark coat anc
vest, with striped Or lish'
trousers. We have them
In fact, no matter what yol
want, you'll find them, and
with lots of styles to choose
from
Prices are--always lowest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-05
Welcome,
Spring..

You bring us balmy air
and blue skies. Under your
m agic influence nature
wakes to a fresh beauty
and productiveness. Peo-
pie yield to your influence
and their pulses quicken.
Everybody and everything
is awake, and the watch
word Of the season is AC-
TIVITY!
Keeping pace with the
times. we are already alert
and wide-awake to the In
creasing demand for finely
made and fashionable tailor
like garments for men,
youths, boys and children.
Our line of ChIldren's
Novelties more complete
than any past season; bet
ter goods for less money,
and styles that are exquis.
lite. The new ideas gained
during the past IL months
have now made it neces-
sary to place the standard
OF perfection still higher,
and our Children's and
Youths Department to-
day represents, we believe,
the highest point Of excel
lence yet reached in mer-
ehandising i'll this commu-
nifty. .......