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Evening journal., 1895-03-20
NEW YoRk.


T1NNNsYlvANIA RAILROA D-5TAND.
AkD Railway Of America = Protected
hhroughout oy the Interlocking switch and
PHiLA DEi.PHiA, WILMINGTON ana BAL,
TIMORE RAILROAD. In eject Nov. is, 1894
lrAtna VIII leave Wilmington AZ follows
Philedelphis.express, 1 81, 2 30. ~, o 20. AZ,
90, N bb 10, 10 Oh, 10 rs, 10 As. III 25, II 81
\ 81 4; m, IL o. %, So5, doi, 40, So. d,
decentralization, Q 40, n %. %. lntsAH. nm,
%, 3 40, 8 49, 40, 10 Sc p N.
Chester cypress, 81, I ~, 9 %, 1ts. $50, ew.
VS., lnm, lis6 nbl . nj. I 81, 805, 60l. s..
ACCOMMODATIONS %. %. $40. 10 %, li@Am
as az VIZ q " d g lce5 2, ~ ~
Q A3, 70 %. 20 0 10 90 u 81 m. ~ IS. i ".
10. 10, 5ee, %, ? u, l0a5p "a.
Boston, without change 70 ~ am. 50 D M.
For the South Southern Railway Express.
Il y IA. bieepers to Augusta, Jacksonville and
~. Augustine A n, hleepers 20 Hot Springs
Memphis and New Orleans.
Weee Shuabsr, sias AaamoAtns W ua. so
sswers Centre and lntezmeilata stations.
baltimore AID washington. as, sol, I'll.
~ ~. ~ % 70. u "a, ID 70, q lt, ", "a "a
% ns, 81. e6s, 1l,s BOD n; Y ~ nlgat.
~. 8 % and 4 81 > n.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, tor VII
msiington expsesn q, y, 7ss, ssl, 70 i9sv
s@, % ts5 %, 8 II, $50, 7Ao, i 10. le.
%eOou0fl0{ANNlHIs 80, y IN, ~ 80 i ~.
ap3, s0as aH, Q 81, . 80, 10 %, II IS > N.
sunday Traius--Leave Wilmington for:
PhilAdelphia express, %, %, n. 90, bs,
ss' VAT y y -; u d an % : % 6os S, u
! =, y ID. j 40, 4O5, 5 is. 10 IS D u.
Chester. express, bl. ~, 0 6, s., 10 o5.ll g..
ll@sIon. Zoo $40 : N. lSlo, 1904 i5,7N.
ssr yosh, Isl. ass. 40. 100 %, . ls.
70 la q As u bl am, ~, . %. 40 o., etss
I I tN ~. 10 t6 d m
Bossoo. witkout change, s So nm.
For the south Southern Railway Express,
y Al y N, eepcra 70 Augusta. Jacksonville and
81 Augustine q p IN, sleepers 10 Hot
/ SprinRa. Memphis, and New Orleans.
rsst shsstes, fla AanloAln. IS m
sAitisncrs and Washington. 4.ss. SOL, ID. 10
a ~. u, y ~ %, 70 %, 9 Al, IA. ~ .. N
baltimore and intermediate stations. e.Os
,.pave fhnadelphin, Broad street. for WI
aiinston3 express, $50, 70, Ills, u %
/ IN IL 04 ulRht.
Aoa5mma8ation, sos elo. 1898 . N. II as.
vysiss ias flslswsre Division have 10Y
Rew 0&ss.s 70; u 10 . 70, : -, 90, 10, o.
Q 81 10 u q night.
As9Bs. iA \ IA : ~ m
AHureee icy u0vhx, Harrington and DelnnAx.
IS, u % IN. ! ~ NJ y "a night.
Harrington snd way stations only, , 60 y M,
ESprsss lar o.pe 6bssrias, 6la Pelnt COM
soyt sed Norfolk. u % 4 "a, L Of aiTht
sunday trains for;
Naa lttslIe, " " ntghi.
Java aarlsa, Old PUNT Comfort ana Nor
folk, II q night.
nsnoietowa Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
F-lNJn, 1efrington, Bridgeville, eaAford
lanrtl aud DelluHr, " on night.
fCOnrrapCi1nnl Limited Express trains com.
grgsd entirely Of Pullman Vasilbule PMrI0R
ami Dining Cara NooxtrA fare other than the
usual Pullman charge
Eiiiillted Express Trains, competed OF Pull
Ilan Neetibule PArlOr Cars, NeGtbuio Pas
srfrl Coaches and Dining Oar no extra
tnIe
vnT further information, passengers are re-
terreo 70 Tie ticket agent ct the station,
x. NJ PROVOST. ,. X. WOOL
1enaral Msgaget 7enaral Psaasngay Ark
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
VIM. B. SHARP
81 90.
Fourth and Market Sis.

Are you ready for your
Spring Carpets9 Don't leave
it until the last minute. Our
workroom is getting buster
every day-why not have your
carpets selected, made and all
ready for you, instead of wait
ing until the last rushp
We show the finest lines of
Gobelins. Administers and Mo-
quettes for parlor use that we
ever had. Pile Carpets are
more popular to-day than any
carpet made for parlors. The
styles are magnificent, the col
orings perfect, the effect in
your room unsurpassed. No
carpet made can exceed their
wearing qualities. We have
these goods all with beautiful
ly designed borders from S5c
to $3.50.
Bigelow Body Brussels 80
Lowell Body Brussels 05
Roxbury Tapestry Brussels 65
All in fine assortment with
borders.
Have you a room in your
house for an Ingram Carpet
If so they were never cheaper
When we say all wool We
mean all wool both ways, anC
these we have in the bes
goods for soc per yard. VIZ
show an Ingram Carpet tina
is a marvel for beauty anC
strength for rs cents per yard
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR,
~ Fourth District, Phil delphia, Pa, March
Office until II O'Clock m, on Monday the 6th
day of April, 1875, for furnishing and deliver
ing Provisions for Vessels and Light-stations
Ia this district Forms of proposals and print
"a instructions giving full particulars At TO
the articles required, and the terms Or dcliv
erv and pHyment can be obtained az this
whole or part OF any or all bids. and 10 waive
any defects. The United States also reserves
the right TO increase or diminish during the
Gle named IN the Specifications. and clause
10 that effect will be Inserted In the contTnrt.
GEORGE G. REITER. Commander ". ;. NJ,
Lighthouse Inspector.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

Crepon, the latest wash fab
tic for summer dresses and
wrappers-stripes and plaids in
the newest shades Of pink, nile,
light blue, ecru, garnet and
browns-Io cents per yard.
All over plain and fancy
novelties in plain colored crepe
are reduced to I2Hc from
ISc. New shades.
Dotted Swisses, plain colors
in pink, light blue, red, violet,
I5c per yard. Black ground
with light blue. light green,
red and ecru pin dots, fine
quality, soc per yard. White
with pin dots, IS, 50, 57H,
soc per yard.
The best table linen you ever
bought for the money is again
here. German Damask, heavy
and very fine, silver bleached,
Loo inches wide, ST. quality for
75c per yard
Table cushion or padding for
under table cloths-we are now
selling an extra heavy quality,
65 inches wide, for soc; always
before 75c.
Cotton birdeye, soft antisep-
tic bleached, sanitary and very
absorbent, are reduced as fol
lows:
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
Relief 10 six Honrs

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re
lieved in six hours by the "New Crest south
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
is a Rreat surprise on account Of its exceeding
spremptness in relieving pain In the bladder,
passages IN male or female. It relieves relenA
ton of water and pain in passing 1t a. most
imrne lately. Ii yon want quick relief and cure
this is Suur reIredy. Sold 9Y 8. {. Beeten and
z. james Belt, druggists, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
WAISTS

just the daintiest AMI prettiest
things in these beautiful silks
put into Waists--and sold for the
pri you'd pay for the silk.
Fine Stri ed Silk Waists. 81 9S.
Fine heavy Silks, $5.6S and
s. 9S.
Fancy Crepon Silk Waists,
$6.4s, $14S, 1898.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Marriage of DR. Charles Baird
and Miss Jennie Henderer.
WAS TREATED TO A REAL SURPRISE

Sunday School Glass OF BHrs. Mask Spent
Pleasant Evening at Her Honey
NJ. G. A. Reception-Siention OF VIII.
miDgton People, Their Neighbors and
Friends.
ali communications intended for fpserbjoY
q tins column should be addressed 20 Society
3uit0 are OF the EVENING JoURMAL. Com
gpuie@eions should be written on one side o.
re PAPER only
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Rheumatism in the back, shoulders, hips,
ankles, elbows, or wrists, is aueed by accumu
latt0n of acid Ia the blood. Hoods Sarsapa-
tiam
Hoods pills are the best family cathartic
and liver medicine. Harmless and reliable.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
Mitchell
4 Bash,
219 Market Street.
Wilmington, DEL, March 20, 90.
BARGAINS.

We wouldn't use the word
BARGAIN at all, if wa could do
without tive can't-it's the only
word that expresses the doings Of
our store-We have what's left Of
the II. Nj. Lincoln stock-there's
a bit Of it too-we had a big
reserve.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
AT THE BARGAIN COUNTERS

Those silks advertised for to-
day will not all be sold. Trey re
remnants Of Surahs, Chinas,
Morie,, and Changeable, kind been
selling for 15c, 81 90 and 1928,
while they last, SOC the yard.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

An trsgins eliminated with Plntech Light.
rblL.ALlE l!Ph az, ~ ENlr ssOSsHIA
So n I7,g7 81 So 80 i2f9 el 1910, 40 40 Ill IS
a a rs "A, IS. W AZ, . 26 b, 10 5b, Q 90, N a.
san ~ Is Is, IS, sl7.7 50. co. III 4um
nj q, nA9. 1926. 40, iSss. sN.. " a.
YEN PAII.An TWELFTH APP Y !, MAI
no ~, a m; VI AZ, ~ "a, lilO0 pm.
PHILADELPHIA sundAsa ia %, y IT, III 70
E.e = Is we "a a. avs ~ n Ti7s7m
81 rs AZ " 10, 40 40, 40 40, ~ Am m; 20, Is ~
IS. Is. % 90. 80. q "a, s rs. lo o. III e0pm.
ii q. II d 1 N; r. y. Is. &. Is is. S0i
III "a, SIS, 100 Nl w n nt.
ANAntso City, week days5 NlT ma
lssA $50 M sundays, WAT. fbS u;
r WEST BOUND
s@itmors and Warrington, week DAYS;
49, 7 ~. ls47, a N; III 10, ig00, Bo8, h87'
q Il, Big, ls6sp n. sundays, A15, tn
q N "a; lla 10, l2O5 70, Is 81 Is 10 70 So m,
baltimore and Way Stations, u m. 100
''is sesa4s. Del, week usys, HlS. IN, na
"a, ~ ~ q. 49l, q Y, "a rs u, ~ y, Il ~
h&. Isl e II. u q, j i 10 n u T. n =
Fittaburgl " AZ a, "a 81 p M, daily,
Chicago, 20 AZ, q VI; "a 81, p 70, daily.
:. glnsinnAu and ~. Louis, ~ lc "a ana
NsSs Usisans VIA Bristol and OhattAnooes
g y m. daily. Through sleeper 70 New o.
airgsrly accommodation, liam. sOa, Tss
and n 70 p N. daily.
LAnoenberR sccoinmodntion, wees Gays,
7 II. et7k n; Is and iS 2 n. Sundays 3 y
ii; leave Market street stASions
E ToT Nfg soss s Ssss w as{A N
10 is, lti 30 8 "a; s., IS ~. sundays, 10,
q, ". IS, bpm,
pihishnrg and gaicNNc. Wtnx ti&YH. T3tla N.
baltimore, week days ~, ioDV VA; IS,
/ tb ~ m, sunday - = m, MIA.
Bor lA4ndenherg aud way stAtlope, wcek
days, 2 o. 30 a IN; y. 20 "a. sundays.
pssA "a; t0p ~,
FOURTH AND CHEaTNuT sTs,s. FOR
10 %, I'll ~ a n; u " noon; " q, - A.. 90
ar, Si01, $40, fbel, ~, $50, go, " q,
s1ns s Y "a y 81 4ls IS e S55 ~ 40 looo sil
N: IL 90 noon. 81 e5 200. 10, S40o, 4 90.
$50, s748, 50 3, 10 10 and q e5 . n.
AND MARKET sTs. Week days, 70 20, " s..
1 III 20, Ia: 70 4G ~ n. D la. Sundays.
So g, Y IS. III p 4 m; - %. y p. p m. =
Rates Ia Western pointelower than via any
| other line 70. q. SDULIi, cien1 Pass. Agent.
x. b. oAhPBkLiA General Mana2sf-
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIlss
wv ROAD. Time table in eject Oct. ssths
Trains leave Wilmington. French ssress
station. for b. a o. Junction, MontchAnins
Minterthur Guyenconrts GFnnogue. Cossarts
1 Chester, Eniureeefile, Morfonv4ifs, CoStesr
vile and intermediate stations, daily, exceps
| sunday. al IS a M 2 So, 40 and. - p M
Sunday only At o4 3 M / 90, 4 ~ q III.
For Wnynsspurg Junction. Spring Geld and
intermediate stations, daily Axgept Sunday,
At 50 q r., % and 10 p m SUNDAYS onls sc
For Joaana, Bifdsbor1s reading and fnsss.
| fnedlAte statlonA. daily exceps Sunday. &c
2 50 % and 30 pm. stndaT only 81 &uS .
~ G .McdA rtstAND. scrsfnfeadsrAy
ABoWRkHS BRIGGS Gsns paaasnsss Agss1
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
Last of the soclables.

Special to the Evening journal.
DOVER. March 20 The young people
of this town gave the last of SERIES OF
socials at the home of Mics Helen
Slaughter, on King street, last night.
An unusually pleasant time was spent.
Those present were Miss Neva Psrvis,
Miss Dora Wilds, Miss Julia Jones, Miss
Bessie Murray, Miss Mary Jackson
Miss Lizzie Collins, Miss Minnie
Schabinger, Miss Mary Jones. Howsrd
Cnlbreth, Frank Collier Smith, George G
Massey. Toe Oliver Wolcott, James VOL
colt, Ridgely Harrington, Marvel Har
rington. Frank H Tunis Of Clayton; Dr..
Harvey Burton, Frank Cassan, Henry
Jones, Lee WALKER. Alden Richardson,
William Richardson, William Peunewill.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

Harry lerger, the original designer and
manufacturer Of picture and mirror
frames. will continue nc the same old
reliable stand, No 4l9 Shipley street.
where he has been established for seven
teen years
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

AKER.-At Delaware City. on March Il,
Christian Aker, aged - years
The funeral viii take place on Tuesday,
March l9. at I o'clock p. m.
COOpER.-On the 18th instant, Peter Rem
SOD. infant son Of Or. Peter and Sarah
Cooper, aged years and months.
CUMAfINs. AT his residence. in smyrna,
Del.. on Sunday. NJ srch II. 1885. William Polk
Gummins, son of David }. Cummins.
SCHWEIZER.-On March II, 1895. John H.
son of john +. and Mary L. schweizer, aged
l3 years,
SrApLEFORD.-On March II, 1895, Ma
thaniel Stapleford, formerly u st. Georges
Del aged II years.
THOMAS Suddenly, on March l8 Sarah
y Thomas wife OF James b. rhoms-.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
An EDjoyabIe Event

Last evening the Y NJ c. A. members
gave their monthly reception. There
was good attendance and iae musical
and literary program was enjoyed Re-
freshmsnts followed
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
JUST IN.

The latest importations and
styles in goods-perfect fitting
Handsome Crepan Skirt-Llned
throughout, S5.9S.
Elegant Brocaded Skirt, 80 9S.
Fine c az Diagonal SIX 1T,
81 9S.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

Lime and Sand
OF best quality
George 81 Mccall Company,
Eighth and nhlpley streets.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
SUITS

Big line Of this seasons makes
newest ideas kind Blue
Serge Suit-complete, "a 9S.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

MAsTEN 4 BLACKIsToN.- on Monday
evening. March IL, 1895. at No 1918 Iatnall
street, oy Rev. 4. e. Terry, Haulsey. b. Mas
ten to Laura j. Il ackisten, both OF this city.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
Had q Pleasant Surprise.

A pleasant surprise party was given TO
Mrs. w 49, Mask. at her home, No 1929
Poplar street, on Monday evening by her
Sunday school class of Epwortn 81 E.
Church. The members OF the class
presented to Mrs. Mask q handsome
Oxford teachers Bible The evening
was pleasantly spent in playing games
and other Rmnsemeats Misses Martie
and Lottie Hauby saug a duet. William
Mask, Jr., Miss Helen Mask aud Mrs
Ruth Jester contrib itsd selections on
the organ al d w NJ Mask rendered IN
his inimitsble style solo entitled The
Hens and Chickens Went to Roost at
a late hour refreshments were served to
the guests
Those present were Rsv and Mrs. L
w LAyhela, Misses Lula Aron, Annie
Ontten, Estella Shewbrooks, Rsbecca
Bacon, Salie Jester. Rebs Brown, Hattie
Peters, Helen Mask, Rosa Thompson,
Martie Handy, Lottie Haaby, Mrs.
John Thompson, Mrs Harriet Bacon, Mrs
Eta Handy, Mrs Ruth Jester, Mrs.
Bloomfield, Mrs and Mrs W. NJ Mask
William Mask, Jr, Sherwood Thompson.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
SCOTTISH REFORMATION,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
and Wednesday,
March 70 and ~, 30,
AmusEmENrs

Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 70 and ~, 80,
y. m Auspices Delaware Industrial School
for Girls aud Union of Kings Daughters, Tor
benefit of former, told by
MRS. III. II. MONROE,
the famous Philadelphia lecturer, with the
aid Of So fine stereOptlc1n views and 100 select
persons from the various churches
Two church PROFESSIONS; students and Furi-
tans on their way TO Laith TO meet the Queen;
Interview between John Knox and Mary
Stuart; Mary on way 10 execution.
Reserved seats down stairs, Soc up stairs,
35c. Chart for sci, ction of reserved seats at
box Office will be open after saturday, March
y, 8 a. IN. Delightful entertainments New
Era, Lancaster, Pa.
WONDERLAND MUsEE THEATRE.
w Another Enormous Bill.
THE IRISH AND AMERICAN TOURISTS
Greatest Show in Town.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

Lot Of Lacos and Insertions,
from the Lincoln stock, going at
20, 30, 4c, &c, &c, SC, l0c, l24c a
yard.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
some Big city BINS.

Representative Pyle gave notice Of the
following bills to day Al act Ruthoriz-
ing the building OK overhead bridges and
subwsys in the city Of Wilmington an
act TO extend the boundaries OF the city
Of Wilmington; an act authorizing the
building Of overhead bridges and
yladHcts in the city OF Wilmington; an
act to amend an act to revise and
consolidate the statutes OF the city OF
Wilmington. The bills have not yet
arrived.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

DR. Charles E Baird and Miss Jennie
3 Henderer, daughter Of Augustus L.
Henderer, were married on Monday
evening. The ceremony took place a. s
o'clock at the home of the bride. No SUO
Harrison street. Rev a N Keigwin
officiating, Immediately after the
ceremony Dr. and Mrs. Baird went
South on a short wedding trip
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

Lots Of Ribbons, No. z, Sc
yard. Gros-Grain satin edge, Sc.
No. IL, 81. Morie Ribbons, SC
yard. While they last.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

Ladies' Red Wool Vests, worth
$1.25, 62c.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
stenoerapher IL chap 90 /.

It IS Thought By some that the Court OF
Chancery should have a photographer
Representative Ball has in hand and viii
Introduce s bill authorizing Chancellor
Wolcott to appoint one at salary not
exceeding $1,000 The appolntee is
required to give bond 10 the sum Of
81 000.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

Walter h. Hayes came to Dover
yesterday and fled the record IN the case
Of the State We William MARI, for viola
tion Of the game laws, with the clerk OF
the Court OF Errors and Appeals The
case in the upper court is William Mari,
d. b a vs. the state OF Delaware, b b.,
r 1t was argued In Wilmington on last
Saturday week before the Superior Court
which reserved It for the Court OF Errors
and Appeals, It having constitutional
right to reserve any question for hear
ing before all Of the judges
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
AppeaIs Ffom Justlees

Representative J oils will introduce two
bills this week one provides for appeals
from justices of the psses to the Superior
Court in cases Of holding over ienants
forcible entity and detainer The other
will amend the charter Of the Connell
Car Heating Company.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
LAST SEASONS
SPRING COATS.

They're dong their best aud
being bought up-fast-there is
an as ortmentleft-they 60 at CSC.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

We arc going to have another
Of those well known Glove Sales,
the prices and particulars will be
in to-morrow's paper.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

A bill to make it unlawful for assessors
10 hang up the assessment lists In saloons
sas given notice of to day aud will be
introduced bv representative Pyle. He
Gays that be does not think it right TO
compel respectable taxpayer to 20 into
saloons to soc X their ns ms are on the
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

sp aker of the House McMullen has
never got over the action OF the Senate
in refusing TO reconsider the vote by
which 1t passed the House bill increasing
the emoluments Of the Office Of clerk of
the peace, thereby disquslifying him for
the Office to which be aspired Repre-
sentative Mastsrd feels the slight almost
as much as the speaker does He felt it
at the time, and used his good Offices in
the speakers behalf In the Senate, but
without avail Being determined
advocate he did not despair, and yester
day hs gave notice OK an act to repeal the
disabling act
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
BALTIMORE ~
~ OHIO RAIL

~ ALfAMOttis ~
ID OHIO RAIL
aDAD. s,onednls IN
street. Nov. is, 1924.
Trains lsmVB Dein-
afars Avenue Depot
East Bound.
icrT Express trainE
Kew York, week
dAyr, " o., i4l7,
Il 81. 80 i0Anl; fi2 "a
" AZ. lh %, n 34.ili %
.. n. Sundays, % GO,
" KIM 40 y N; "a ~,
IS 81. 81 "a III 60 y N.
All trains illuminl
PHILADELPHIA
AND IEtkSINGIf
s .. 81 I7,g7 SO, Z So,
a 40 rs "a, I IS. VI q
s ~. 10 %. III 90 , u
SundayH, Is 6, 0 90
q m LII. Il AZ. B
9 10, 10 90, III % p "a.
PHILADELpHJh
KNIT STREETS, y
no ~, a m; " 40, : Z
PHILADELPHIA
4 ali; ~ AZ, " "a, III 0
CHESTER, week day
75a, rs A., W no, I'd ~
3 IS. 4 IS, 70 -, 0 81.
Chester, Sunday
III 80. i1A0 m; 1c
N "a, 8 10, NJ 20, ~ u
hNiAntio City,
il54k, AZ ~ 2 ia;
~ 20 an.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-20
A Miraculous Escape.

Mrs. Andrew Specs, Hungarian wom-
an residing near the Washington breaker
at Plymouth, almost miraculously escaped
horrible death Thursday afternoon. She
was picking up coal along the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad when
an engine came along with train OF coal
cars. The conductor shouted to tho wom-
an, but she was either hard Of hearing or
paid no attention to him and made no at
tempt to get out Of the way. The train
struck her and knocked her into the mid.
die of the track. She was dragged dis
tance Of 80 feet, and five coal cars passed
over her. The train was stopped, and the
brakemen hurried to the woman, expect
ing to find her cut to pieces. They were
greatly surprised to find her alive none oi
the wheels having touched her. She was,
however, badly bruised and sustained two
ugly wounds on the head DR.. Whitney,
who attended her, says she will recover.
The woman is stout, and how she escaped
being crushed to death Is mystery
Wilkesbarre Record.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-20
Divorces Up To Date.

Mrs.. Spritelie--I'm SO glad you've oil
kept well I've had lovely health, too
while away. BY the way, my dear near
ly forgot. Here Is divorce for you.
Mrs. Homclove-Whatp
"a divorce, you know"
"Merciful heaven Has my husband"-
ooh, no doesn't know thing about II u
"But don't want u divorce"
"Of course you don't now, my dear, but
you might some time, and then IL would
be- real handy to have In the house.
thought that, being In South Dakota,
might as well get divorces for all my
friends and save them the journey. Oi
course you needn't use IL until you want
to-"
And have you given others such pa
pcrsS"
"Not yet You know give reception
next week, and j thought I'd uso tho di
vorccs for german favors So novel; you
know"-New York Weekly.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-20
TALES OF THE TIMES.
John Smiths sAdverti.rm.nt Created Alarm
In Autumn, Ky.

In Auburn. Ky.
Several days ago tho postofilce authori-
ties bcgan work on what promised 30 be
very sensational case and which 10 was
thought would result In several arrests of
more or less importance.
About three weeks ago n number of tho
most prominent citizcns OF Auburn, Ky,
were greatly alarmed by receiving through
tho mail blood rcd cards bearing a skull
and crossbones and the inscription, "You
will take warning and-go."
The matter was reported mt once to In
spector Salmon, who promptly detailed
Inspector Vickcry To look up the affair
and TO arrest the guilty parties regardless
Of whether they were White Caps or noun
tain despcradocs. The officer ut once went
TO work on the case with all the vim for
which he IL noted, and while the citizons
of the little town OF Auburn were trem-
bling In their beds at night the inspector
was securing the country In hope Of find
Ing the author of the card. His search,
however, was In vain, and he found 10 i'm
possible To locate the man or men, and In
turn took trip To Louisville and called
on the district attorney to ask for both ad-
vice and assistance.
LII tHo Hicanbline tnc pOOu people hDOut
the loveliest village OF the plains got an
other scare, for hardly had the inspector
quilted their town before they were all
again badly frightened at receiving a sec
ond warming 1t was printed the same as
tho other, with the skull and crossboncs,
and In bold, black letters appeared the no
ticc, "You will take warning and 20 TO. 4"
The people didn't know what to expect,
and In their fright hurriedly sent after
Vickcry to come back.
Vickery went, and the work of tracking
down the parties who SO willfully violated
the postal laws with the threatening mis-
sives was begun all anew. 1t seemed i'm
possible to gain the faintest clew as to who
the perpetrators of the outrage were,
though the postofflce where the cards were
mailed was In their own town, and the
officers were getting In very bad state OF
mind and expecting almost anything to
happen when the whole matter was sud
denly cleared up.
The third warning arrived, and after
reading 1t all the officers quietly retired
from active service for a few days and
sought for much needed rest while the
people chuckled to themselves and said,
~ told you So" The last card read thus,
"Take warning and go to John Smith s
for dry goods, hardware, homemade sau-
sage and stationery. ."-Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette.