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lace and fur, while for half the sleeves
aud all the throatlets nothing else is

lace and fur, while for half the sleeves
aud all the throatlets nothing else Is
used.
A charming dinner toilet, showing the
admirable combination OF velvet aud
satin, blends violet and maize, the for
mer tint appearing in the velvet, the
latter In the satin.
The skirt, which Is very full aud
hangs in deep, rich folds, has garDi-
turs of Jets in graduated lengths falling
over IL in front, from pointed corselet
composed OF a net work OF jets, over one
of velvet. From between the points a
full bodice OF maize satin energies. II
is cut low and pointed at the neck, and
is provided with butterfly wing sleeveS
a styllsh taiIor-mads suit OF snuff
eolored serge has q smart little JACKET,
braided Husszr fashion. This is caught
with one button over the bust. and dis
pIavs q vest Of scarlet cloth covered
with cut-out blaca velvet.
Tartan silk IS much 10 vogue for
bodices, and where set OF with velvet
IL uleasjng and bright with dark skirts
for winter mornings. An especially
nretty model Is built on the lines OF the
full, old-fashioned bsby-waist. the open
ing in front being quite hidden under
the softly laid gathers. A pleAted
throatIet, with rear wings and point
ed belt, serve 20 introduce some blsck
velvet. and under the belt 3 short
BASQUE arrangement Of the pad ap-
pears. The sleeves are immensely full
and have no trimming
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isrs.t8l O.. r7- hsGiW-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, December s.
The Secretary of State has chartered
the Fairmont Ice Company, OF Fair
mont, w. Va, with an authorized CAPT
tai Of 500, 600, organized for the purpose
OF manufacturing ice, creating warm
and cold storage, constructing and oper-
ating water works and electric light
plant. The iDeOrpOratOrs are A. B.
Fleming, c. l. Smith, WIN. A. Only, j.
f. Watson, John b. Crane, C. b. Car
new. o. S. Mckinney, T. A. DeVeny, NJ.
f. Jolliffe, ]. II. Bromheld, L. G, Nor
gan, c. w. Watson, G. Powell, Chas. E.
Mauly, J. w. Irwin, A. 5. Prichard, G.
l.. Skinner, J. +. Ritenie and w. D
Christie. all Of Fairmonh and }. b.
Blackshers, Of Manaington, w. Va
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For tAs sunday Register.
"FOKGEr ME NOT"

When 70 the flower 50 beautiful,
The Father gave a name,
Back came our little blue-eyed one,
All tremblingly il came.
And standing at the Fathers teet,
And gazing in his face,
II said with a meek and tlmld mlen,
Set with a quiet grace.
"Dear God, the name thou gayeSt me,
Alas / have forgot
The Father kindly looked on her
And said Forget me not"
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ClarE.burg Nominations.
sv.na. 10 "a, s.glsse-

Sreetas 70 t1s hs2iss~
CLARKsBUR6, w. Va. December e.-Ihe
Republicans have nominated Z. y. La
herty, John Koblegard, NJ; y; hotmes,
George Albright and Q. W. LyncH as
conneilmen. They will complete the
ticket Monday. The Democrats, believing
noIitics should not enter into the election.
~ netition nominated d. w. Berighner
for Mayor. M. NJ. Thompson for Recorder,
and w r. Alexander for School Commls-
sioner. The Democrats held ward con-
vsntions and nominated w. T. Byrd, b.
+. Homer. p. j. Ernest, q. j. Reed and
p. b. Haymanter councilmen.
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ALTOONA. December s.-JamIs d.
Ewing, aged 81 years. publIsher tne
business OlpIook, while In . ststetof de-
spondency. stood 10 front OF iobEins
glass In HE bedroom and watched him
self cut his throat with = psnlkniie.
After committing the deed, be etreg.
gled 70 the bed near by ADD reachfd ioI
a revolver, but bis housekeepsf ssS
bad noticed his condition lately, hS'
removed the weapon.
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'y Er-xrrserox. W. Va. December -
Judge Harvey. Of the Circuit Cour7 re-
5000 n grant the n,andamus againsf tEe
County Court OF Wayne to-day % c.nps.
them 10 slgu a bill Of exceptions 70 , g,
Criminal JudReship contest, IN WHICH ~.
" Wsrcp5, sgas found % % eite.e9.
Msrcum win be given the cernncs,e !, q !.
election. CODE Burgess. VINO MAS ~ si''
Fusion ticket, vas defeatef.
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PIRKERsAURG, w. Va, December s.
The snit OF Cliff Oliver vs.. the Ohio River
Railroad for $1,000 damages for injuries
Sustained while in the employe Of the com
panv. was ended to-day. the jury returning
q verdict for the plaintiff for the full
amount Oliver was employed as brake
man nv accompany and lost an arm while
connlin0 cars. The attorney for the de-
fendant made motion for suspension Of
Indictment and the cane viii PROBABLY be
appealed
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VELVET The Material
Elaborate Gowns made Entirely OF ~.
How Trimmed.

Velvet is undoubtedly the leading
material this Winter, no garment. from
the single blouse to the ball dress, be-
ing complete without touch OF 1t.
Elaborate evening gowns and wraps
are made entirely OF It. trimmed WIN
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except a description Of five men given
by the marshal Of Garrett, Ind, who
says be drove five tramps out OF Gar
rett, and that they boarded that train.
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PHuADELPHIA. December 7.-Dr. John
n Durland. President Of the Proyldent
Bond and Investment Company. WIS today
found guilty Oh the charge Of fs.ng the
rnsfIs 10 further scheme 70 def11d-
JrRsEr err. y. j.. Decemp4 THE
rennafns OF the lase Judge Ab0# we're re-
moved Il 80 this morninE lrfn the fam
~ rssidencc On Montgomery street 20.
S.rocd cemsterg. Tie e<rice va
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SDtcici io tee Af3istef.
WAsH1N0ToE, d c., December 6.--A
commission has been grated % Robert w.
Scott. os p0stpasler Al Keystone, Ac-
oowell county IN
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reputation, end his audiences are some
what better than on his first appear
anCe
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ButtHriCk Patterns.

The Butterick Pattern Co, have IS
sued a handsome Souvenir Christmas
Book which can be had free by calling.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
Japanese VVarship sunk.

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug 1s.-Tho stoam
or Empress Of Japan, which loft Yokoha
ma Aug. o., has arrived here She brings
news of the capture by tho Japanese OF
Iii Hung Changes old favorito dispatch
boat Bnngyung. Sho also brings word OF
the sinking OF first class Japanese cruiser
10y the Chinese man -of-war Chon- Yuen
commanded by Admiral Liu Paltzong
Tho Japanese papers do not givo the
namo of the cruiser that was sunk and
only rotor TO her sinking casually in OBJ
scure corners of the papers.
The Jcpanese are doing thoir utmost to
throw tho whole blame of the destruction
of the transport kow Shing, with it's load
of Chinese soldiers, upon tho piratioal
Chinese, and they blandly assert that the
British government, whose flag tho Kow
Shing was flying, will have the strongest
kind Of claim for damages against China.
Tho king of Korea on July ~ ordered
the release of flvo important state prison.
ers, who were connected with tho Korean
rebellion OF 1884.
10 IS reported that tho government ol
Korea has formally notified Japan of her
intention TO sever all connection with
China
Preparing to Bombard Woo-Sung.
Tho japanese preparations for the bonn.
bardmont of the Woo Sung (China) forts
are rapidly nearing completion
Mail advicos received at Yokohama
from Shanghai report that the Chimes,
viceroy, III Hung Chang is making larg,
and important additions TO tho defcnses OF
Shankaikaung- where tho great wall OF
China meets tho sea, In order TO make tn,
railway secure against attacks by tn,
Japanese.
The Chinese Poi Yang iloet has boon di
vidod into two squadrons. Ono OF then
is cruising I'm the gulf of Pochili, ant
the other is engaged I'm escorting trans
ports TO Korea There Is also said to b,
a third division, which is believed to b'
at Talionwen ready to escort socont
army Of 20, 600 men under General Sung
TO Korea.
Tho Foo-Choo fleet, while ostensihll
making a demonstration against tho Loo
Choo islands, ll,cruise between tho Is
land of Formosa and tho main land
Evening journal., 1894-08-18

The COney Island of the South-Ths Last
Excursion of the Season August 10.
Bay Ridge, ON the Chesapeake, has be-
come familiar to our readers as the great
est pleasure resort in the South Located
on high bluff on the western shore Of
he bay. commanding a view of that
beautiful sheet of water for miles, and
famed by every brs eze however light,
it is particularly adapted by nature as a
health resort, and has become the mecca
for thousands who like to take day of
and enjoy the beautiful The grounds
have been beautifed with flower beds and
handsome buildings, and music pavilions
erected. Electric railway, gravity rail
way, flying horses, riding and driving
ponies first class cafe; shady groves
fishing, boating. sailing, grabbing and
bathing. and concert by military band,
are among the attractions provided by
the management.
The sail on the bay, passing Forts
McHenry aud Carroll, Annapolis and the
Navai Academy, and SteeltoD, where the
| largest furnaces in the country are
located, will prove not the least sttrac-
| tive feature of the tIip.
Special train via B & 0. r r will
leave Wilmington, market street, at
/ z 90 a. m, and Delaware avenue at z 80
arriving at Bay Ridge at II 40 a m
Returning (all raiD train will leave Bay
Ridge at 80 p. m, and arriving at
Market street. Wilmington, at s 10 p.
IN Round trip 81 co.
Remember the date, Sunday, August
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
WILL CARLISLE RETIRE.

a Rumor That lie Is To Bo Succeeded by
william L. Wilson of West Virginia.
WAsHINGTON, Aug. lS.-Thc runof was
freely passed round the capitol that Socro-
tary Carlisle would retro from tho oabi-
net and that his place would DO talSon by
Mr. Wilson Of West Virginia.
OF course no vsriilontion or contradio-
tion OF this remark could be had from the
personagos chiefly Interested, but I'm dis
cussing the probability Of the rumor PROV
ing we'll founded one eminent southern
congressman stated that Mr.. Carlisle had
expressed his opinion that the senate tariff
bill was ono OF the best measures ever
framed, and that holding these viows,
Mr.. Carlisle must naturally find himself
no variance with the expressed opinions
of the president
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
We'll, Yes.

it's an advertisements money saving one
too, il you think worth while TO read it.
Shoes, OF course, we have them, the
right hind and the right prices too, not
the cheap job lot kind for the best shoes
from the best makers are none too good
for you to buy or we to sell Not half
price shoes either for from what little
we have noticed our prices are often low
er than the usual half priced footwear
advertised but our goods are simply good
d ting. good wearing shoes at prices
worth looking after IL money saving is
an object Forman's. No. 10 East Fourth
street, between Market and King.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
em eiIectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevsrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
Dnly remedy of its kind ever pro
auced, pleasing to the taste and &C
,eptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
lealthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50e
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SKRUP Co
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. NV
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
nIARRIrn

COVERDALE-PATTO Philadelphia,
at st. Charles Church, by Rev Father Bry
an. on Wednesday, August Is, Edward j. Gov
erdale and Miss Sadie X. Patton, both of
this city.
DAY-LAWS.-nn Wednesday evening, Au-
gust To- AZ the Wiley NJ. X. parsonage, No. C3i
South Third street, Camden, n. j bv Rev J .
n. Wiley, Francis ii. Day and Miss q ara NJ
Laws, both of Wilmington, Del.
GRUBB - CASEY. - In Elkton, MI, on
August ID, by Rev. Father Bermingham.
James t. Grubb and Miss Alsry Casey.
-SMITH.-On the 18th instant,
at No bl2 Franklin street. bv Rev. 4. FTence
.4eoree T. Hepbron, of Brooklyn, n. ", tc
Ida NJ. Smith, of this city.
INKS-DANIS On August lG, at the NJ
p parsonage, hockland, by Rev j. owen
Sypherd, William A. Pinks and Miss Esther
A Davis, both Of Rockland, New Castle coun-
ty, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
WORRIED HIMSELF MAD.
National Bank Examiner Miller Commit,
Suicide at Altoona.

ALTOONA Pa, Aug. is. - National
Bank Examiner Miller of Mercer, Pa,
shot himself through the temple, causing
instant death in the Second National
bank of this city. io had been inyostl-
eating the books OF tho bank, and, It is
reported, sent his report to Washington.
President John p. Lovan ot the bank
was with him and is prostratod over tho
occurrence Tho opinion as given out is
that he was not competont to fu the posi-
tion, and worry over the banks affairs
caused tho suicide
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
Family Excursion

There is nothing offered the people of
our city to compare with the all day
trips by the P, w. & B. Railroad Com
psny to Perryvlle, then by big steamer
down the Snsquehanna river and Chesa.
peake bay to colchester, Baltimore s
famous bay side resort. The scenery is
YER pictures que The resort is of the
highest order The noted 80 cent meals
are a wonder. The saltwater bathing
amid the breakers is delightful, and the
price of tickets is only 81 co. August q
Is the day. 1t is surely the peoples
opportunity for a days outing, and bS
with good company.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
The Hawaiian ROYAL Commission.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Samuel Parker,
II. A. Widemann and J. Cummings, the
Hawaiian royal commissioners, arrived
in Chicago. "Our mission was not wholly
unsatisfactory, said one Of the commits
sionors "Wo succeeded in presenting tho
subject of the present situation in its
proper light. We had expected, however,
to have beon able to keep the republic as
It is called, from receiving recognition.
We failed in that
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
Drnnned IN CrcnIl.

SHREVEPORT, La., Aug. 1s-A party
Of five young ladies and an s-year-old boy
left Joncsville. for the camp meeting
grounds at Sccttsville in hack I'm charge
Of Mr.. Bismarck Wright In crossing a
small orook that had been swollen by q
heavy rain the vehicle was swept down
tho stream q distance OF 500 yards aAd
overturned. Miss Battle Webster and
Miss Willie Hart were drowned.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
liz rnainn rlnh lin

United States Marshal Lanuan has
libslsd the steamboat Undine, lying at
the foot OF Thorn street. for wages
claimed to be- due Oscar Deakyne, engi
neer The Undine Is what is known as
a "wheelbarrow," and has been running
on the SchuylKil until recently. when
she was brought here as opposition 10
the Ulrica. between this place ard Ponns
grove. She WAS not allowed TO land al
the wharf a. the latter point, however.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
SUNDAY AT BAY RIDGE.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. nv
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
Ms. Aatnr,s nnnt VIM

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 1S-There was
q great furry in social circles here over
the catboat race over five mile course by
society women. Mrs. John Jacob Astor.
Mrs. Potter Mrs Ladenburg, Mrs. j. b.
Hartman, Mrs. A. Sloane and Mrs. Dun
can entered. Mrs. Astor won in hour
20 minutes 90 seconds.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
ENoEAvoREks AT MILFoRp.

Annual state Convention 20 Meet Thero
on October 25 and 20.
Milford will bo the Mecca for all Chris
tian Endeavorers Of Delaware, on October
90 and 90 The occasion will be the
9th annual State convention Of the Y.
p S. g Il OF Delaware These meetings
have formerly been held In this city,
and Milford Is the Grst TO entertain the
convention dowl the state The move.
ment was started in this state In Sc.
Paups NJ E Church, this city. TIE
convention this year promises to be an
agreeable exception Many fne speakers
are on The program, from Wilmington.
Philadelphia and New York AZ present,
and others will prohably be occurred.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
RennhIlcans nnd the -. A.

ST Louis, Aug. lS.-Hon. Richard c.
Kerens, tho Missouri member Of the ma.
tional Republican committee, will leave
for New York today for the purpose, it is
said, of consulting with members Of tho
national committee as to the best mode Of
Tasting the A. r. A. adrift.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
nnlln,r Hln,ls IInltc.

MUsKoGEE, !. r., Aug. l6.-Reliablo
Information has been received here that
the remnant of the Dalton and Cook gangs
OF outlaws have consolidated and num-
bers IL persons. All trains are heavily
guarded ana the bank is now and has
been for some time exercising caution
against the possibility of robbery.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
Handbags OF wilmington Cyoiors

The hlrdcaps Of the Wilmington
cyclists who we're to take part in the
Pennsy lvania Bicycle Clubs races at
Tioga this afternoon are as follows: One.
third mile-C A. Elliott. 30 yards;
Frank Mcdaniel, 55 yards; j. H Gebhart,
30 yards; c. B. Jack, 40 yards. One mile
Robert Weir, n yards @ B jack, 130
yards @ A. Elliott, 10J yards; b Frank
Mcdaniel, l6O yards; j. Lee Hanley, 50
yards james A. Gebhart. 30 wards.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18

Pastor in Charge Hanna, at the close
OF the camp yesterday. expressed him
self as well satisfied with the work done
this season. All the meetings were
profitable and soul inspiring from the
beginning and nineteen conversions we're
reported to him during the ten days Of
services The camp has been growing
i'm popularitY the pact three years.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
HoMINo PIoEoNs ~ AWAY.
Eighteen Were Released for a Time Race
TO Trenton.

There was a novel sight at the P, w.
& B station this morning Eighteen
hominF pigeons belonging TO the Carrier
Pigeon Cub, OF Trenton, N j., were re-
leased to break a flying record tn the
New Jersey capital
Ga the 1887 train from New York a
large basket containing rare collection
OF carriers arrived. consigned to tho ex
press agent az the station. The tag on
the basket told that the pigeons were
TO be liberated as soon as possible
after arriving in Wilmington aud that
the time they regsined their liberty WAS
to be recorded on the back Of the tag
and the basket was TO be immediately re.
turned to the clubhouse on Clinton
street, Trenton. All the conditions were
complied with
Evening journal., 1894-08-18

accompanied by her son Lorenzo, has ar
rived here for visit TO neighbors Of
several years ago.
Mrs E L. Hubbard aud three children,
OF Baltimore. who have been the guests
Of relatives here for a month, left TO day
for Frederick, Del, 60 visit Mrs Hub
bard's father. Paris T. Carlisle.
Miss Lucy Ford Is visiting relatives in
Philadelphia.
stoops has three pneumatic bicycles, great
reductions.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
To Abandon Parochial schools.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 1S.-The Catholic
priests Of this city have recommended 60
Bishop Fink that the parochinl schools
here be abandoned and the pupils, about
1, GOO in number take advantage Of their
rights under the law to attend the public
schools
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
Conductors Charged with Ticket Stealing

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 1S.-Goorgo
w. Parlier Of this city and George r. Dun
bar Of Now York, conductors on the New
York, Now Haven and Hartford railroad,
were arrested here charged with embez-
element of tickets. Charles II. Mossick, a
commission merchant, was also arrested
charged with receiving cmbe11led goods.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
Japan win borrow 100000, 900.

TOKYO Aug. 18.-An imperial docrea
has boon issued authorizing tho raising OF
q Japanese loan of $50, 900, OOO
At the request of admiral Fremantlo
tho commander OF the British fleet, Japan
has agreed not TO renew the attack on
lIai-Woi or to lombard Che-FoC
without giving him 4s hours notice Sc
that no may be enabled to take the noces
snry steps to protect Foreigners.
Mariners win bo warned that after mex
Tuesday the harbors Of Nagasaki, TolIy,
ana Yokohama will be protected by torpo
does
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
Nntas of tho DInmond.

The butchers Of King street defeated
the butchers of the city market, yester-
day.at Rivervisw, by score of 10 to 10
The f y. Clymer Company's baseball
club viii play tho s F. White club at
Washington bridge this afternoon
Hogue. late of the Keystone Club, will
pitch for the Clvtnar team.
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
Federation Employs Legal Tactics.

OMAHA, Aug. lS-The Union Pacific
federated board is arranging TO have Re
ceiver MoNoill of the Oregon short Line
cited before tho federal court for taking
steps toward reducing tho wages OF tho
pnulovoos
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
FIrn I.nrIneors Adinnrn.

MONTREAL Aug. 1S.-Tho National As
sociation of Fire Engineers concluded their
convention here by making the associa-
tion an international one and soliciting
Chief Benot of Montreal as president Of
the association
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
Another Cut Down.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. lS.-Pawtuoket va
10y mill owners have decided 90 order a
cut down Of at least 10 per cent on pres
pnt rates
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
sbovnltor sim cbess cbamrIon.

BUFFALO, Aug. 1S.-The tourney Of the
New York State Chess association ended.
J. NJ Showalter Of the Manhattan Chess
club New York, won the New York
Stats Zoitung challenge cup
Evening journal., 1894-08-18
HlbernIan sports Postponod.

The field day of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians. which was to have been
celebrated to-day at Union Park has been
postponed until next Saturday on account
Of the condition of the grounds, the
result of the storm.