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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-12

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-12

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-12
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-12

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-12

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-12

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-11-12

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Sebrer ent3ogene @iniibung zines 5be.
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IS 1T ben Sdilern aur Yfliht gu mas
den, ge9ebsnenfaaS Der Ufitlpirtuna
bel bramatiideu 9luffiihrunatn bur6
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riiber lih gu peri lbaffen, oh bic Sfuie
ben 5all beaultanoen muB eoer geitats
ten fanu.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
FlTNI9

BANKS On august .. 1894. Elmer F., son
on James and Harriet Bsr ks. aged "a years.
BROOKS. In this city, on the sth instant,
Rachel Brooks, in her 93rd year.
., BUkNlTE.-Cn Sunday, August 3. VIII
nam e. Bur1ttr. at the residence OF Rankin
armstrong, Newark, Del, aged % years.
COLES.-On august s. 1924. Mrs. Anna
Ooles' in the olst year Qf her age.
- DANIN.-ln this city, ON August 6, Michael
DAWN.
kENNEALLY.-ln this city. on August p,
is9h Mrs. Ellen kenneally, wife of hicha
kcnneally
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
specifully Invited 20 attend the funeral from
her late residence, No 1888 Walnut street,
Monday, August 5. High mass at S.. Pat
riek's Church ate 30. lnterment at Cathedral
cemetery.
LANCB.-ln this city. on August =, 1884,
James b. Lynch, ia his 28th year.
O'NElLL.-In this city, on the 9Th instant,
Harry, son Of Mary and the late James
O'Neill, aged IS years.
SMlrH.-Oa august 10. at No. 1904 Van
buren street, Apna, wife Of David p. Smyth,
aged II years.
WkLDlN.- August =. 1s0i, Fthel NAV,
infsnt daughter of j. A. and Clara v Well
din. aged months.
WOODWARD On August q, 1894, John Ii.
woodward, In the 6Oth year of his age.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
Porsonni Events.

Captain Harry Price and Nate Robert
Newlove had charge Of merry bathing
party that went down 20 Coiisld Beach
last evening TO dahble in the spray
Misses Ella Timms and Maggie Biddle,
both Of this city, have gone over TO
Marshallton for brief visit among
friends
Miss Flossie Maxwell and Miss Bessie
Janvier, are both in Dover on a visit to
relatives.
Keith Rodney, is spending his vacation
90 his old home here
j. Harry King and Miss Lillian Meredith,
have gone TO Atlantic City for a sojourn
OF several weeks at tho soashore
Mrs. Mary Dyer and daughter Alma
are visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. s. A. Stewart aud daughter have
returned from a visit to relatives in
stanton.
Miss May Wltnack has returned from
an extended visit down tho state
Owing TO Operator Thomas d. Wise
being sent 60 Mlddletown for duty, w J.
Hofmsnn has been 1ppointed boxman at
New Battery Park.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
ARE NOW "eaooKFleLo LAmes.o
WILMINGTON Amateur Baseball Enthusi-
asis to Cross Bats with Middiotown In
uurnufa

WILMINGTON Amateur Baseball Enthusl-
nsts to Cross Bats with Middietown In
noconts,
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
MiDnLETowN. Aug. II The Brook
leld Lambs and the Middletown limo
cents will play game of baseball here
on Saturday. August 1S, and tho con
test promises TO be an eventful one. The
visitors arc nearly all from Wilmington,
including w. s. Hnles, H. r. Bsyard,
Jr Percy Nields. scots Townsend, Ed
ward Reybold, Henry Higgins, II b.
Griffin, Harry Scott and William Mich
ael Byrne The "lnnocents" for that
day will be Hugh Q Browne. e r
Cochran, Clarence Clayton, w r.
Reynolds, John @ Kelley, J C Sites
Wallace Holten, Thomas Foraese aud
VIII + Metten
The second baseball clnb OF Mid lie
town which is composed Of invincible
players, will 60 to Port Penn is after
noon and try conclusions wi IA the nine
OF that place. Besides securing g victory
they an expect TO devour some tooth .
some crabs.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
one Great Point

TO look after in buying footwear is the
quality lts z waste OF money In many
cases to buy the very cheap kind by that
we mean the sort that has too m loh pa
per aud paste In the make up We are
selling oheap shoes but not the kind we
mention above. ours are cheap only In
price We have good selling advantages,
which enables us 10 make as low prices
for shoes that wear, as is often asked for
shoes that don't. We don't promise
footwear below cost or at half price, but
u you want your shoe money Co Go its
best buying, It can at our store For
mans No. 10 e 4th street, between
Market and King.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
WIN Not Paw the Coronor.

WEST CHEsTaR Aug II -Constabl e
Theodore f Turner, yesterday served
summonses on the commissioners of the
county, directing them to appear before
the court next Thursday and show cause
why the claim OF Coroner j. Jones Nc
Fadgen for holding an irquest on the
body of Mrs Crcz'er, OF Kenneth Square,
should not bo paid. Mrs Crozler com
mitted suicide by shooting soma days
ago ana the coroner was told that an
inquest was unnecessary, but he held
one, ard the commissioners refused to
av his bill
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
mig Barn Burned Near LlanwelI5n.

The immense double decked barr,
with cattle sheds and granories on the
farm Of Bethel NJ Custer. near Liam
wellyn. on the d ltimore and Ohio rail
road, was destroyed by fire. yesterday
afternoon Tho buildings covered al
most an acre Of ground and the fire was
one OF the largest that has occurred in
the county for sometime. A tenant house
on the farm was also destroyed, as was
100 tons OF hay aud all the machinery
used on the immense fam The loss viii
reach $4,000. partially covered by in
suranee The fire is supposed TO have
been the work OF spontaneous combus
tion.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
Last Two weeks OF the Great Open All
show

The Destruction Of Herculaneum,
which all summer has been packing the
huge grounds az Broad and Dauphln
streets Philsd 'lphia, will close on Sat
urdsy night, August 25 so that all who
have not yet seen 10 should hasten to do
so. "Herculaneum' stands alone as the
acme Of all that is colossal, magnificent
snd realistic and will perhaps, never be
duplicated. Graud hippodrome features
are offered, among which are exciting
Tacts between male and female eques
irians dressed as jockeys and Smszons,
four horse cheriots. chari0ts Of fire and
Roman standing riders In addition
to these is the vast Kiralfy Ballet, the
hosts Of novel spscislties, the awful
eruption OF Mt Vesuvius and over one
solid hour Of fireworks Of the best and
most brilliant description, the whole
forming an enterisinment which is bs .
yond ell doubt the beet that has been
given in this line.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
JUST AS PREDICTED.
Railroad People Make the
Promised Improvements.
AND PUT ON THREE NEW TRAINS

AND PUT ON THREE NEW TRAINS
Ordors ISSUED TO That Rneot To-day IN the
Form ofa Supplement- 60 Time Table No
GA Concert on tho New Pier Tonight
The Clayton-C. a. c. Bali Game To-day.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Aug. II Work was
pushed ahead so rapidly on the new sum
mer pier at the foot OF Young street.
which replaces the unsignily old railroad
wharf, that no intermissions were taken
bv the workmen. and they did not knock
off until after o'clock, when darkness
drove them frQm the pier Every rgthing
10 be done, hoWaver. had been completed
except the new benches and some f1ish-
ing touches to the floor The pier ex
tends out into the river over 100 feet and
is fenced In by a wooden railing three
feet high. Benches extend around the
edges and IL now compares favorably
with the finest excursion resort along the
river.
Early last evening Nessrs Psdberg
and Eliason. two public spirited citizens
started out 90 obtain sufficient funds TO
build a baud stand and met with marvel.
GUS success. AS q result OF their efforts
the stand will undoubtedly bs erected
to-day and the City Cornet Band Of
twenty-five pieces will give fue concert
there Tonight. The band will be under
the direction Of Bandmaster Eberle, and
one OF the features Of the program will
bo his sprightiy composition, the Eve
ming Journal March, dedicated TO the
Wilmington EVENING JOURNAL The
program:
l-Narch, "Duoppler Schauzen
2-Fsntasia, Happy Minstrel. Laurendeen
o. Waltz, Wang '..-, .....t.:. ..'''..''lh lhomns
4-March, "hvening journal" tberle
b-Descriptive Overture, Country ficnic'
Sn1 der
lSynopsis-Morning dreamlsnd rs disturbed
hy the clock and roosters. The first approach
OF daylight aWakens the dreamerG. hominds
them of the picnic and puts a new song ia
their mouth. Suddenly their attention is
ayr, sted by the ringing of the church bell;
they go 10 church and then march 10 the
woods headed hy the band. Upon arriving at
the woods their attention ls suddenly at
traciod hy refroehment stand, which they
suddenly rush for etc. After strolling through
the woods for a time they start tine favorite
play. bingO, and as night approaches they
inrgie towards "home, Sweet Home" etc
U-Schottischc, "Old Homestead '...... Casey
college poipourri, 'Bingo". o".......... Beebe
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
Half Rates to Washington, ID. @, and Re
turn via Peunsy lvania Railroad.

hnN Rates 10 Warrington, ID. q, nnd ho-
turn Via Peunsy lvania Railroad.
For the Biennial Enosmpment of the
Supreme lodge and GrAud Eucsmpmsnt
Of the knights Of Pythiss OF the world,
TO be held at Washington. d @ August
2f,h to September 9th, inclusive, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell,
from August 23d to 2Sth, inclusive, round
trip tickets TO Washington aud return a.
rate Of q single fare for the round trip
These tckets will be valid for return
passage until September Oh, with fur
ther extension OF time until September
i5th, obtaiuable by depositing tickets
with joint agent at Washington on or
before September 6 b. This arrangement
will afford a rare opportunity to all 70
visit the National Capital
Stop-oiI az Philadelphia and Baltimore
will be allowed on tickets through those
points
Round trip tickets from Washington 70
Baltimore and return, hmited to two
days, including day OF sale, can be pur.
chased during this sncampment at rate Of
s 1 % each
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
MORTON UNDECIDED.
He May Ise a Candidate For Governor o.
New York, and He May Not.

GENEVA, Aug. 1.-THE reports that
Mr.. Levi r. Morton has written letter
expressing his willingness to accept the
Republican nomination for the goevrnor-
ship Of the state of New York are declared
to bo untrue.
Mr.. Morton, who is at present in Switz-
erland with his family, informed your
representative that no would sail from
Hayro for Now York on Aug 1S and
that he would decide the question of his
candidacy after his arrival in that city
Beyond that Mr. Morton would not dis
cuss the political situation.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
CrItIeaIIv nI wlth BLOOD PoIsonInr.

President ofCommon Council, Richard F.
Fiiekwise, ot Chester, is lying seriously i'll,
from blood poisoning A few days ago
he discovered loose bit of nail on one
Of his fingers. he biz it loose with his
teeth Blood posion set in and his arm
became terribly swollen There is the
utmost danger Of his losing the arm,
and death may possibly result.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
we.t ohester,s old no.e Carriaee sold.

The old hose carriage which was pur-
chas by the West Chester Fire Com
pany, Of West Chester in 1925 tor s.. 500.
and has been In constant use ever since
that time was sold on Thursday night to
Charles T. Holloway, Of Baltimore, for
500, aud Il viii be presented to the city
of Baltimore TO be given place among
the collection Of Ere relics presented by
Mr. Holloway.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
nnrrnI. lorn nnal 30.

There is every probability thst there
viii be an Old fashioned boat race here
on It's merits before another fortnight
has rolled by The owners Of that pretty
little sailing craft. the Evening Star
accept the challenge Of Csptain PedrlclJ
as published In the EVENING JOURNAL
yesterday, for q race between that boat
and the trim little open yacht Mary aud
Carrie. The owners have been notified
to meet to night at the Columbia Club
house TO sign tho articles for race to
Reedy Point buoy aud return for from
so to 800 any Saturday evening within
two wei ks The articles will be ready
to sign tonight at s o'clock,
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
Bov ShootaIiov.

While Ffank Edwards, Of No. 537
East Twelfth street, and John Ward, two
email boys, We're playing yesterday, the
former was shot by the latter by a bull
let from a rihs. The bullet passed en-
tirely through his thigh The wound is
not regarded as serious by Dc. Thomas
ID. Cook. tine attending nhvslclan.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11

The best mutual insurance policy against
attacks of sickness is TO be found in taking
Hoods Sarsaparllla. II you are weak It will
mike yOu strong.
Hoods Pills are the hest after-dinner pills;
assist digestion. cure headache, Try a box.
23 cents.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
woman's Relief coros convcntio,

SYRACUSE, Aug. l1.-Mrs Sarah G.
Mink and Mrs Sarah H. Phillips Of this
city, president ana secretary respectively
of the National Woman Relief corps have
sent out the general orders for the con
yention TO bo held in Pittsburg noxt
month.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
The CrnIaers Have Returnea.

The fast sloop yacht Flora, formerly
Of this city, but now owned by Captain
John Truitt. Of Marcus Hook. returned
last evening from a,cruise down the bay.
She sailed last Saturday with party Of
four aud a steward for Fortesque creek,
since which time the men report eplen
did fishing and lots Of sport The names
OF the members Of the party were: Cap
tain David Truitt, Clarence Robb.
Charles M Chestnut and A p Whit
taller. and Albert Btadley. steward.
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10 areal rsanl. b na.,hnII.

The interest In to-day's baseball game
has been increased by two remarkable
events First Captain Madden awoke
this morning 20 mad himself father
and the minute be heard his boys voice
he knew that New Castle would never.
more want for a coaoher. Second. the
New Castle paper thrust this poetry-o
rather rustic doggerel- upon an uusus
pecting community:
The "clever twirler" of the @. A G.
WIN worry the Clay tons TODAY
And the pitcher OF the visiting nine,
viii hardly know what TO say.
Enthusod with last SATURDAY. = victory.
The q. A. q. viii hrnvely wade 60
And the game win surely 20 against
The goOd-looking, down coantry team
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Fonrth CiagApostmnsters

WAsHlNGTON, Aug. Tho following
fourth class postmasters were appointed.
Now rk-llinmansvillo, William IL.
kollar; South Berlin, Myron ID. Adams
Pcnnsy sylvnnia-Asherton, Mrs s. L..
Bonor; Paradise George B. Frew
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plnrch Niih nintcl...

WEST Bergen, n. Y, Aug. 1.-The
two littlo daughters Of William Brodie
while playing with matches, caught fire
and the youngest aged 4, was burned to
death. The othcr aged Is, is dangerously
Injured
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
lfrs, Cnvendish Tavlor Dend.

BAR HAEBoR, Nc, Aug. II. .- Mrs.
Cavondish Taylor, a mombep of the IA
nous Carroll family Of Baltimore ana
well known in society, died at the Lyman
HOuso lcro
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Why Not 60

to Tolchester on Sunday next, August
12ibg The round trip rate is but 81 and
special train. via Philadelphia. Whining
ton and Baltimore railroad, leaves VIII
mington at S As A M
Evening journal., 1894-08-11

mer the steamer Granite City will be the
only boat touching az this city on Sunday.
Night football Is TO be one Of the at
fractions through tho autumn evenings
at New Battery Park.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
80 Inhnrlls a1-nnn mn

ROCHESTER, Aug. 1l.-The will of the
lato Wilson Soulo was admitted to pro
bate. He names his wife as sole exe9utrix
and leaves an estate of over 81, OOO, 600.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
rnnisantsnfthnn M

The cupola on the Immense plant Of
the Delaware Iron Co is nearly finished.
The large stack which has just been
placed in position weighs nearly 10000
pounds
II is said that for The rest Of the sum
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Three New Trains.

But the Delaware Railroad Company,
according TO Superintendent Holliday 3
orders, will not stop at the river front
Improvements and the new summer pier.
The new trains, as announced I'm another
column Of the EVENING JOURNAL last
night, will be put on the schedule on
Monday TO bring Wilmington visitors TO
this city.