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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
PeudletOu.

Mrs. George W. Parker is in indianapolis
Miss Anna Hardin, OF Anderson. visited Mrs.
John Keel last week. :. Thomas Close, OF SCOTS
burg, Is the guest OF ID. q. Barrett's family
Mrs L. l.. Alexander was in Cincinnati last
week. wv. F. CrOsley and wife are entertaining
Mrs. Belle Craft and son, OF Hartford City.
Misses Lille Taylor, Lulu and Nina Goodrich
were guests OF Miss Ida Durham, OF Lapel, last
Sunday Misses Bessie Patterson and Lottie
Lukens are in indianapolis. Miss nellie Mid
dlehurst gave parlor dance Tuesday evening.
49, Frank Lowther and wife. of Anderson. ac-
companied by Misses Minnie and Nellie Walton
spent last sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. o. G..
Taylor. Mrs. James A. Sommerville, OF
Lafayette. and Mrs. Il. M. Lackens, OF Chicago,
were guests OF A. III. league last Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Strauss ana daughters, Mary and
Alice are, visiting Joseph NJ. Rogers.
Misses Nellie Smith and Anna Jordan, of Phila-
delphia. arrived yesterday to visit o. w. Brown
back Miss Fannie Chambers entertained last
Saturday evening in honor of her guest, Miss
Roberts. of Richmond. Miss Ollie Altman gave
party in honor OF Misses Emma Poore Adah
Dc Golyer and Hattie Clevenger and Messrs. 3.
NJ. HOff. Elmer, W. II. and c. III. futile. OF In
6ianapolis. last Monday evening Mrs. NJ. Il.
Crafty and son Douglass. of Delaware, o.. are
guests OF d. Is. Crafty. - Miss Ida Copeland, of
Anderson. Is the guest OF Miss Fannie Brown
back. Mrs. Mayme Brown, OF DeLand Fla. Is
visiting her parents The Elizabeth Circle held
lis last meeting OF the year at the residence OF
Miss Lyle Zeublin yesterday afternoon.
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Mrs. George Merrick. OF Dayton, is visiting her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Clouser- 4. l. Erwin and
family visited Mrs. Ervin's parents at Green
vile, o.. during the week. - Mrs. Cora BeelmaD,
OF Delaware, o.. Ia visiting her parents, Mr. and
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lRhannn-

Mrs. Josie Saltzgaber is spending a week at
Martlnsvile. =. Mrs. James Coombs and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Campbell, left Friday for Chicago 49,
Miss Ida Perkins visited in Noblesville the past
week. Miss Bette Primsley left Friday for
Gosport. Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. UoOten left Mon
day for Martinsvile. Mrs. Eliza Perkins and
children are in kokomo- Mr.. Orla Stephenson
and wife, OF Texas, are here. Mr.. George
Busby and bride arrived home Friday from Ken
lucky Mrs Dermond OF Ohio, Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. j.. Hammond Miss Winnie
Jacks entertained last Friday evening.
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Mr. ana Mrs. l.. III. Mccartney, of Indianapolis,
are in the city Miss Ivy Hynd has gone 20 ST.
PAUL Miss Fora Johnson. or GreeBcastIe. i la
the city. Mrs. Alice Newly, OF Indianapolis. ia
visiting Mrs. Darle Sweet Mr.. and Mrs. L. II.
Byers, or Lafayette, are here. Ar. and Mrs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
Reusselaer.

Miss IRA MCGOWAN IL at Streaser, Ill Miss
Catherine Obenchain. OF Monticello. spent few
days here with the Misses Hopkna. airs. Fred
erick Chllcote. of Albany, Ind, will spend the
summer with her mother. Mrs Jaaie Kinney =
Miss Williams, OF Fowler, has beek here Tor some
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spent the week here Mrs. Rev. Walker. OF In
dianapolis, was here last week to deliver an adj
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North Manchester.

Miss Rose Anderson returned home last week.
49,. Miss Elsie Horn visited her parents in Ro-
anOke last week :. Mrs. c. j. Stowe Is expected
home this week from Brantford, Canada. Miss
Daisy Williams has been selected OF the
teachers in the Wabash school for next term. .
Mrs Levi Keagle and daughter Estella have
been visiting in Roam. Mrs. George Laidlaw,
or Marion, visited In this city the past week 80.
Mrs. Eva Bixler. of Elkhart Is visiting her par
ents Ed Willis, wife and daugh ter. OF Keokuk,
were in this city visiting the past week.. Mrs.
Eliza Wurtenberger and mother started to Read
ing. Pa. last week
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Frankfort

Mr. and Mrs. o. Gard are in Chicago. -. Mrs.
DIR. Bergen is in Indianapolis. guest OF Mrs.
George Bergen. Mrs. ". n. Stultz Is visiting
at Parkersburg. w. Va Mrs j. G.. Greene is
visiting Mrs. p. d. Trone at indianapolis. Mr.
and Mrs. III. G.. Morrison are at Attica. Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Robinson, of Lagrange are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. McClaren..~.Mrs. Charles
Nbitcomb is in Chicago. DIR. Collins and wife.
OF Mount Sterling, o., who have been guests OF
Mayor Collins and wife. have left for Chicago.
Mrs. Jesse Hill is visiting In indianapolis. Mr.
anu Mrs. n. j. Gaskell are in Chicago. Mrs
W. III. j. klepingef is at Camden Mrs. Albert
Grogen is at Ladoga. M. Gard anu wife left
Friday for ten days visit at Chicago. Mrs.
William Price. Mrs. G. A. smith, Mrs. j. IL. Daw-
son and Mrs. NJ j. swan are in Chicago.
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kOixOunO.

Miss Anna Appleton is at Crystal City. Prof.
and Mrs. Hatch spent the week at Chicago. 49,.
Miss Emma Johnson Is at Chicago. Mrs. Amelia
ericsson is here from Indianapolis. j. e. Black
lidge and wife were at the worlds fair last week.
IA. V. and Mrs. Ellis entertained Monday
evening A. Kantz and wife, III. =.
Dawson and wife, Albert Tapp and
wife are ut the worlds fair. Dr. s. T..
Murray and wife have gone TO New Mexico.
Mrs. Hattie ovens, OF ElwOod, Is here Miss
Emma McClung is home from Ohio. Mrs. X.
ID. Beamer and Mrs. A Il. Davis are at Chicago.
49, Mrs Maria Shewman is at Dayton. o. Mrs
Upton last week. :. Rev. and Mrs. b. r. Ward
visited at Peru. Miss Josie Sullivan. OF Logans-
port, visited here the past week.
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Gre~nsbury.

Miss Edna Stewart has returned from Bloom
fngton College Mrs. Morton Hinke. OF Tip
ton. il visiting here Mrs a. Reiter. OF Gin
cinnati, IL here Tor a short visit. Miss Ollie
Purcell. OF Indianapolis the guest OF Miss
Rose Hendricks last week. q. Miss Lou Morgan
has returned from the wedding OF friend in
EdinOurg.- Mrs. Thomas Barr. of Cincinnati,
il the guest OF DIR. W. l. Has5rouck here - Mrs.
Ed White IL ut Muncic. where she and her hus-
band Will make their future home Miss Lou
ZOller visited AT Aurora last week Miss Clara
Lambert Is at springfield Ky Miss NJ Alex
ander or shelbyyile. was the guest OF Mrs. John
4. Goddard, here, Friday.
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Franklin.

Miss Fannie Roseman, of Indianapolis, visited
W. Z Thompson and family last week. Misses
Bertha Fletcher and Matte Ryker were at In
diaDapolis last week. Mrs. A. A. Layton and
children. OF East Las Vegas. n. NJ, are guests OF
relatives here Mrs. Belle Mcclellan returned
last week from Madison. Miss Winnifred Dun
lap, of Indianapolis. spent last week with s. G.
browns family. Mrs Maggie Daily and daugh-
ter Helen are at Martlnsvile.
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Noblesviile.

Mr.. ana Mrs. william Craig at the world 9
fair. -. Miss Lois Stephenson spent last Friday
in Indianapolis. -. Mrs. DIR. Graham and Chill
dren are in Chicago Mrs. William Dunn and
Miss Mary Teter were in Indianapolis last Mon
day TO hear Nordica and Reid. =. Mrs. w. j. How
ard, of Spencer, visited her sister. Mrs. Emma
Pfah, last week. Mrs. A. Z. Wright, mother OF
Mrs. ". E. Longley, returned To her home in
Deport, Tex, last week. Mrs K1ttie Zeler was
hostess last Monday afternoon for tho Kettle
drum. She gave a lawn party. The favor for
each guest was bonbon dish.
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Madison.

Mrs W. Wallace Kinds and little daughter
Gulda Marks. OF Cleveland, is visiting her broth
ors -. Misses Helen and Mary Mofitt, OF Fort
Wayne. are expected III the city soon TO spend
the summer. Mrs. John c. White and son Wal
ter are III Slanta, Ind. Mrs. Goodin, OF Xenia,
O.. is visiting her daughter. Mrs Richard Lind
sey.-- Mrs. y. TyTell and daughter, Miss ADbie,
or Indianapolis, are visiting Mrs. Ii.
s. Eoser, West Second street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Guyman, of Cincinnati, are
III the city. Mrs Amanda kesOr, OF Overton,
KY, is visiting her sister. Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam Matthews and children, who have been
visiting Mrs. Henry Towers. departed Tuesday
for their home in Vevay. Miss Emma Hildreth
Is in Monterey. KY Misses Maud johnson and
L0tte Grays0n have returned from North Yer
Mrs J. ID. Loyinger arrived home Tues
day morning from Cincinnati. Mrs. Frank
Mendle and Miss ScOttie Demint surprised their
many friends by being married Monday evening
by father Scope. They left the next day TOR a
bridal tour through Kentucky Miss Lou
Rape is visiting Prof Carney and wife at Co
umbus Mr. and Mrs Harry Cox mee Dold),
are in Chicago. Miss Julia Gavitt spent sew
eral days in Cincinnati last week. Miss Helen
stanton. who was home for q few days from
Franklin College has returned To her studies.
Miles Amy Rogers left Tuesday for a weeks
visit with Miss Helen Bentley, OF New Albany.
- Miss Agnes Hutchings Will leave next Thurs
day for Cincinnati. Miss Addle Mullen anG dr.
John Conner. OF Louisville. will be married
June in ct. Michaers Church
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Smith saltcorn have moved TO Indianapolis. -.
Mr.. aud Mrs. III. G. Hodge will go to Cali
fornia next week 10 remain several
months Mr.. and Mrs NJ o. Fusel-
man, of indianapolis, are visiting here
Miss Mettie R0ble. OF Franklin. and Mrs. Sadie
Sprague, of Columbus. are guests OF Mrs. II. C..
Mills Mrs. p. VI. Parks and Miss Myrtle Parks
were in indianapolis last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. a. Kessinger are in Chicago. Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Brinkmeyer. OF Indianapolis. are in the
city. Miss Lille Cramer hasreturned TO Green
castle. Mrs. Bowers. OF Shelbyville, Is visiting
Ter sister. Mrs. J. E. Toner Miss Exile Robson
is in indianapolis. - Mrs.. l. NJ. Jewett, or
Athens, o., is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. Blackstone. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hastings have moved to Columbus
Mrs. Jennie Brown has resnrned TO Indianapo-
lis. Mr.. aud Mrs Ensley, OF Indianapolis. are
in the city. Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. Mcdonnell. of
Muskegon. Mich, are guests here. Miss Flor
ence Farrand has returned from Indianapolis
Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert Gall. OF Indianapolis. are
visiting here Mrs j. n. Jean has returned to
her home in Danvile. Mrs. A. NJ. Bishop, OF
Lancaster. KY. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Bu-
chanan.
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Gle last Sunday - Miss Minnie Sauer was at In
dianapolis Tuesday. Miss Mary Pettenger, Of
Cleveland and Miss Genette Ely, of Dayton. are
visiting Misses Winnie and Carrie Eby .--.M Mrs. L.
X. Kahn, CT indianapolis. is the guest OF Mrs.
Charles Weller Mrs IL. j. Burres visited at
eelma last sunday Miss Viola Bransan Is
visiting her sister, Miss Flo, at Rich.
mond- IL o. Fowler and wife, of
Modoc, visited here last sunday Mrs. j. Q. A.
Reece. OF oxford. Ia visiting her mother. Mrs.
Mary Driver. Miss Nellie Erther is in Muncie
to-day. Misses Bessie and Emma Roberts were
IN Muncie Tuesday. Miss Gussie McNees re-
turned from Indianapolis Monday. Mrs j. ".
Erther Is visiting Rev. s. j. McElwee at North
INDIANAPOLIS.
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Hlifchali.

Dir. and Mrs. Homer Chapman. of Blooming
ton, came Tuesday TO visit Mr. and Mrs. DIR. Lar
kim Miss Sallie Moore returned Sunday from
Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. D1lley spent
sunday at 0rleans..-.C p. Reuther. of Louis
vile. was in Mitchell Wednesday Mrs. 8. Il.
Link, OF TunneltOn, was visiting here WedDes-
day Miss Florence Jackson, of Terre Haute,
Is here visiting her brother Mrs. Graves. of
Montgomery. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. John
Agan. Rev. Beaden and wife left Thursday
TO spend q week at the worlds fair Miss Nora
Abraham. of Odcn, Is the guest OF Mrs. j. V.
Smith. :. Mrs. G. A. Helm, OF Salem, spent sun
day and Monday here. Miss Rose Moore left
Monday for Cincinnati. Mrs Lemuel STAINS
bury. OF Campbellsburg, spent Tuesday with her
son. Dr. s. f. Martin
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McDrpelicr.
Miss Mabel Hite, OF Ridgeville, was the guest
OF her cousin. Miss Chela Moore, last week..
Mrs l. w. Leeman, OF Natchez, Miss, is the
guest Of Mrs. Nun McCullick.. :. Mrs. H. sharp
aud daughter. OF Fort Wayne, were guests of
Mrs. ID. L. Baugher last week. Misses Grace
Brannun and Lee McGrew were at Hartford
City last week. Mrs Silas Pulse of Warren,
spent Sunday with Mrs. G. b. Rolf Mrs.
Thomas Clevinger, after a two weeks visit here,
returned TO Lima, o., Monday Mrs. George
Brinkworth is at Chicago. Miss Jessie Shull
entertained the Whist Club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. L. shinn was at hurry Wednesday.
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New Castle.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Powell spent Wednesday
in Richmond. Miss Ella Martin Is I'm Muncie.
Mrs. Ed Smith Is in Chicago. >. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Mcintyre spent sunday in Knights
town. Mrs. Charles Evans returned
TO Indianapolis Saturday . Mrs. Henry
Shfoyer returned from Richmond Thursday -
Miss Lena Wisehart spent last sunday in Mum
Gle. Miss Pharila White. of Richmond, was the
guest of Mrs. w. X. Wilson last week Miss
Mamie Jennings returned To DePauw University
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Harden spent
Tuesday in indianapolis. :. Mr.. and Mrs. L. b.
Phillips returned from Chicago Thursday
Miss Rose Ryman has returned from Urbana, O.
Mrs. q. w. Bunch is visiting in Hagerstown.
....Mrs. L. NJ. Dennis is in Richmond.
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NIuncie.

Geo. W. Speaker and wife have returned from
Mt. Clements, Mich, and Chicago. Mrs Mar
garet Williams. OF Hamilton. Is the guest or Mrs.
j. V. Gilbert. Dr. H. NJ Winans and wife and
DR.. q. ". III. Kemper and wife are attending the
railroad surgeons convention, at Omaha.
Cards have been issued announcing the marriage,
June z, of Miss suzanne Little and Mr.. Western
Berkeley Thomas, of Frankfort. KY:
Miss Alice Chamberlain is the guest
Of her brother. ]. Il. Chamberlain -.
Mr.. Leslie Murphy, of CovingtoD, KY, is the
guest OF David Cammack. Miss Carrie
Rhoades, of Anderson. is visiting Miss Martha
Thomas MIR: and Mrs W, L. Little have re-
turned from Cincinnati. Mrs. L. NJ. White and
children arrived in Muncie. Wednesday, from
Washington. and will reside here per-
manentiy. Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Eth
ell and Mr and Mrs. ]. Z. Ethel are
spending few weeks at the worlds fair.
Mrs. suzanne Little has returned from Indianap-
oils - Misses Maud Suman and Florence Cooper,
of Anderson, are guests Of the Misses Cammack.
---- The young ladies of the Presbyterian Church
gave a reception. Wednesday evening" at the
home OF Mrs. @. A. Spilker.- Misses Fannie
Huston and Nettie Casey. of Greensboro,
\. c., are guests OF Mrs. Charles Emerson 40.
Mrs. j. l.. streeter and Miss Edna. are guests OF
Mrs Vine McCarty at Indianapolis. Miss Grace
Cammack entertained the graduating class
Wednesday evening. One OF the most enjoya-
BILE parties of the season was given by Miss
Amelia Meeks, Friday evening, In honor of her
guest Miss Jones. supper was served with
covers for seventy five. Mrs. Clifford Sampson
entertained at 6-o'clOck dinner Saturday even
ing in honor OF Miss suzanne Little.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-08
BLOWN FROM THE TRAcK.
A Train Lifted by Cyclone and Hurled
Into Ravine.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, May S.-A cyclone
did considerable damage to property in
this city. Many residences were unroofed
and small houses demolished, several busi-
ness houses and stocks of goods ruined by
water. Three miles south of this city Mr..
and Mrs. Blackburn were probably fatally
injured by their residence ,ollapsing. Near
Fair Plains, on the SAINT, " e, n train was
completely lifted from the track with the
exception of the engine. The train was in
charge of Conductor Tom Terrell, and in
the caboose We're Trainmaster ]. Il. Byrne,
Roadmaster 7, s. Maple, Conductor +. A.
Taylor, Of the Galveston Houston branch,
and Brakeman S, A. Gum. The train had
come to stop, and was hurled into
ravine thirty feet away, the cars being
turned completely over twice in their jour
ncy Brakeman Gum was killed out
right; Conductor Terrell received scalp
wound, Roadmaster Maple was cut on the
head and injured internally, Trainmaster
Byrne received scalp wound and his
wrist was broken. Conductor +. A, Tay.
lor was badly cut over the eye and will
probably die.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-08
THE FINAL FARwELLs.
Anecting Parting Between the Condemned
Man and His Devoted Mother.

Anecting Parting between the Condemned
Man and His Devoted Mother.
SING SING, n. Y, May S.-Garlyle Harris
bid final farewell to his mother late Sat
urtiay afternoon The scene was one of
the saddest that has ever been witnessed
within the grim walls where all is sadness.
The mother who by her devotion has
fought off death for year, and whose
efforts have aroused the sympathy of a
nation, not because they were wisely di.
rected, but because they came from a
mothers love- this mother whose courage
has never faltered, broke down in anguish
before his cell door and wept. She prayed
with her boy that the horrible doom might
be averted. and while the guards, hard
ened as they are to human suffering,
! turned away with moistened eyes, the
mother and son kissed and parted for the
last time The younger brother, Allan,
a pst on the verge of manhood, also said
ood-bye Saturday.
Yesterday afternoon, shortly after A
o'clock. Charles J.. Harris, the father, ac-
smpaned by young Allan went to the
rison Although the rules do not per-
nit visitors to enter oil Sunday, an eXcep.
kion was made and the father and son met
Tor the first time in years. Mr.. and Mrs.
II Harris have been separated and have lived
apart for some time The sons have been
with the mother, and when Carlyle was
arrested 1t was the mother who took upon
herself the task of proving his innocence.
I The father, who lives in Syracuse, took no
part in the matter, but was deeply inter
ested in its outcome. When the final de-
eision of the governor came Mr. Harris de
tarmined TO see his son once more before
all was over He arrived OH Saturday and
went at once to the house where Mrs.
faarris is stopping. Father and mother
Net again on the eve of the death of
\ tair first born, and his DEATH too by
4 stern decree of justice as penalty for
. murder of his wife, 1t was a sad re,
/ ion Mr.. Harris remained with his wife
d son Allan until Yesterday, when he
" Carlyle and talked with him less than
III an hour Then the father took the
/ lin back to Syracuse, leaving Mrs.
I arris and Allan to waft here until the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-08

There is no tru ain the published state
ment that Billy Smith, the middleweight
pugilist, has signed for fight with Jack
dempsey.
The wrecking of freight train on the
Dayton and Michigan railroad near Tad
NOR, o., caused the death of five tramps,
who were beating their way to Lima.
In the races for prizes offered by the
New York Herald to the crews of foreign
vessels In New York harbor the British
tars won the first and third events and the
Russians the second.
Ignace Paderewski the great pianist,
sailed for Europe on the American liner
Paris. His departure was accompanied
by sighs and exclamations of regret by
hundreds Of female enthusiasts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-08
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The condition of Edwin Booth is some
what improved this morning
Thomas S Fullwood, sporting editor OF
the Pittsburg Leader, died in that city.
Ex-AIinistsr Robert T. Lincoln is home
ward bound on the American line steam
ship New York
A bomb was exploded IN the Dublin
Four Courts Saturday evening. Little
damage was done.
j. Fitch, stockman of Delmar, Ia, was
found dead in his room at hotel, having
been smothered By gas.
]. n Bitch, prominent turpentine
operator of Coffee county, Ga, was brutally
murdered by negro employe.
About hundred freight h andlers en-
ployed by the Grand Trunk railway at
Montreal are on strike for more pay.
Rev. Thomas Spurgeon, of London, will
visit Chicago this summer, and will prob
ably assist Dwight L. Moody, the revival
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-08
SUNDAY At THE FAIR.
Only the Favored Pass Holders
Were Admitted.
SUIT TO COMPEL SUNDAY OPENING

One of the Stockholders Will Bring Sui
in Defense of His Own Interest and foi
the Benefit of workingmen-Tho Com
mission VIII Contest.
CHIcAGo, May s-Thc rule to close tn.
gates OF the Worlds fair Sunday was
rigidiy enforced yesterday, at least so fat
at the ticket purchasing public was con
cerned. The fortunate hundreds who held
passes were admitted, however, and al.
lowed to wonder about the grounds at
their will. 1t was beautiful day, and
thousands of workmen, some of them
with families, went to. the fair grounds
under the apprehension that the gatei
were to be opened. And when these toilers
were turned away they left in anything
but good humor. 1t was highly aggra
waiting to them to see the favored hun
dreds-even thousands-entcr the groundl
on passes, while they who worked all the
week were excluded.
The validity of the law of congress
closing the gates is to be tested in the
courts this week Charles w. Clingman,
who is stockholder in the fair, has served
notice on Secretary Edmonds that he will
appeal to the courts to open the fair on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-08

THOSE
Children's Suits we spoke
about a few days ago at
$3.50, So, $3.50 and 81;
have all sizes filled in for you
to take your choice again,
but do not leave it to long,
for they are great seller and
soon go. All one has to do
is to see them to appreciate
their value.
See our mems black dress
suits, in numerous different
materials, cut in four differ.
ent shape sacks, the round
corner, the cutaway sack,
u b SACK, square cut sack
and two styles of cutaway
coats. Extra long cutaway,s
which is very stylish now.
These goods are all brand
new, made this season, no old
goods carried from other sea.
sons to push off on you for
new goods. You can see
just what you are buying.
Our $40, $l2 and $15 line
of mixed and light colors
had a boom this week. Come
and see them; it will pay you
well.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-08

den Durston talked with him while in
the forenoon, apd said that he seemed te
be less cool and less firm in his bearing
than during the last few days.
The situation had its effect upon him
and the man who had allowed no sign oi
emotion to escape him during scenes of the
past month toward the last showed thai
he was human. The strain told upon him
DIR. Irvine. the prison physician, saw hin
twice yesterday, and said that whils
Harris showed little more nervousness.
than usual, he could discover no signs oil
breaking down. Harris appetite had beer
very light ever since he has been in Sina
Sing, and he ate very little yesterday,
In an interview last night Allen Harris
said:
"Carl is innocent" he said, II know he
Is, and might just as properly sit in tho
death chair myself tomorrow as my poor
brother. Il will be the most atrecious
judicial murder ever committed
Mrs Harris has prepared a statement fol
the public which will be given out tomor.
row. A. H