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Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24
rn,louhtctlly Cuban EiIibustcrS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i.-Captain Abbey,
of the revenue cutter Winona, which
captured the schooner Lark on the 17th
inst, in cport to the treasury depart
mcnt says he has no doubt that the party
ON the Lark We're making for some rem
devious among the Florida keys, either to
join other parties or wait for suitable
vessel to take them to Cuba. The Spanish
consul. in sworn statement made to
C;fptain Abbey. declares that to the best of
his belief there are 100 filibusters now in
Kew West preparing to go TO Cuba.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24

states farther eist the number of members
we have is enormous and growing daily
We are getting ready to surprise the Mis-
sourians. Missouri is well organized. but
we had rather show you by our votes than
tell you how big vote we have"
Win the order take part in the next
national campaign!'
1T certainly will do so, and it will 60 in
TO win. On Oct. IA there be convention
at st. Louis, attended by ninety six dele
gates, two from each state and some of
our officers, end at that time n very stron g
committee will bc appointed. 1t will be
the duty Of tnat committee TO lay before
each political party our principles and ex-
plain to each our position. The commit
tee will present our platform. We will
demand recognition, put each party on
record, and then determine what we shall
do. You can depend on this: We won't
principles and we won't support any party
that makes a bid for the Roman Catholic
VOTE
DO you expect, then, to control the
next clections"
We do. The party VIC vote with will
win. We a-e not going in as n political
party, but we have principles to carry out,
and it is to advance them that we shall
vote. We will have q hand in the elcc-
fions in every state in the Union. Our
method of dealing with the parties in
each state will be much the same as our
methods in city politics.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24
Programme OF the Convention.
WAITE AND THE METHODIsTs.
He Delivers N Politico- Religious Stumr
Speech Sermon, As 1t Were.

|lIc Delivers n Folitico-Religious Stump
Speech Sermon, As 1t Were.
CANTON, o., Sept. 2i.-When cx-Gov-
|crnor Waite, of Colorado, arrived here to
klclvcr a Populist speech he was informed
that the Methodist conference, now i'm ses-
sion here, had underworld to suppress
him. He then changed his plans and
wrote sermon for Sunday afternoon.
Ic chose for his text: Render unto
Iaesar that which is Cnsar's, and to God
hat which Is Gods" Il want to know
what the Methodist people are doing for
his country" said he. '"Thcy spend their
imc and money trying to convert the
lcnthcn. While they are engaged in con-
crting one hcathcn in the Orient 100000
|ouls are born. How long will it take to
vangclizc the hcathcn nations ut that
ate"
Look at the lood-sucking bondsellers
nd money lenders. When Christ was
ppon earth he made n lash and drove them
rom his Fathers house. Are the preach
rs who claim 10 bc following his example
DING anything Of that sort! The Master
,ys: II was sick and in prison and ye
isitcd me not Have you heard of any
iethodist conference visiting Eugene
lebs! The Northern Pacific railroad stole
FOWo,ooo from this government. Have
he preachers condemned the action of any
these railroads? l wonder how many
them rode To this conference on a halt
are rassG Imagine Christ riding from
alice to jericho on a half-rate ticket
undersigned by Pontlus PLATE Brice.
What are the Christnn churches doing
br the Armenian people whom the i'm
ecile sultan of Turkey refuses to protectp
" swear words and the nreachers' pray.
s are very much alike. Neither of us
cans anything in particular by them"
'aite went on in this veiIifor an hour.
pasting everything in sight, and in clos
z insisted that he was going pbout the
puntry trying to render to CSsar that
hich was C,esar's, and he waited the
reachcrs to render to God the, things
hich are Gods His remarkably talk
luscd n sensation among the confluence
embers when they learned Of 1t.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24
Mrs. Fontaine Indicted.

GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, Sept. 2i.-Word
IS received in this city from the United
States district attorney at Lacrosse, stat
ing that an indictment has been found by
the federal grand jury against Mrs. Eva
Fontaine. of Grand Rapids, the divorced
wife OF Editor \. l.. Fontaine Mrs. Fon-
taine was arrested for sending lewd mat
ter through the mails.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24
PROTECTIVES IN POLITICS.

hat the National Vice President Of tie
Organization Has to say.
KANSAS CITY, sept. 24.-Judge j, H.
Rckscn, Of Fort Worth, Tex, national
ice president of the American Protective
Bsociation, lectured at Turner hall last
|ght. When asked about the condition
the A. p. A. he said: ''The order Is
rowing rapidly In numbers We have In
bund numbers 3,50o,0O members. In
|alifornia We have au0.OOQ and in the older
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24
-Four suspccteti Train Kobber.,

WAUPACA, Wis. Sept. 24.-There are
now four men under arrest charged with
being implicated in the attempted train
robbery, three miles from here on the Wis
consin Central road last Thursday. Finley.
alias Baker, was arrested at Big Falls and
claims TO be able TO prove an aiibi. Dick
Glenn, William Dalton and John Burke
have been arrested at Scandinavia on sus-
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24
sin. and women for Cierks.

Il don't want any in my office;
can't depend on them; they are al
ways giving out when most needed -
sSys BUSINESS man. Zoa-Phora
Woman's Friend) cures sick and
neEous headache and periodic
troubles. making womer strong and
reiiaNle. Sold by = Rmas and
Marshall s. Fishel
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24
Silver Leaders In Conference.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 2i.-The silver leaders,
including Senators Harris and Jones, Hin.
richsen tof Illinois) and Others, were in
conference in this city until late last even.
ing, when it was announced that the de-
libcrations would not be made public, as
the executive committee they had met to
select had not been completed. The
names of the representatives of number
of states upon this committee were gone
over and while in some cases :he selection
is final, In Others further conference and
correspondence will be necessary
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24
burglars Carry on "a. 900.

SHE'LL LAKE, Wis, Sept 2i.-The hard
ware store of Ed Murphy was broken into,
the safe blown open and about $1,000 in
money and negotiable papers taken away.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24
On the Ease Ball Field

CHICAGO, sep. 2i--Following are the
scores recorded by Leagne base ball clubs
At ST. Louis-Gincinnati 15, St. Louis g;
at Baltimorc75hi hiladelphia 4, Baltimore
Il; at Washi 1pn-New York;, Wash
L kton o. at Rr6skiyn-Bostcn 0; BSpok
-; a, Lousssille-Pittsburg II, 1SinI
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24

The best is what you want when
you are in need of medicine. That
is why you should insist upon Hood S
Sarsaparilla.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24
Sustain
Home Industry
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed.

The Rock Island Brewing Company, success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, |.
Huber's City Brewery and Raible & Stengers
Rock Island Brewery, as we'll as Julius Junge's
Bottling Works, has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottling de-
partment in the country. The product is the
very best Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the tri-cities. and may
he ordered direct from the head offices on Mo-
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-09-24

at is almost undeniablc that the ques-
ton of raising or lowering the lake levels
is in the same category as an eclipse of the
moon. 1t creates a great variety of popu.
lar fancics and delusions. From this most
of the interest arises. The attitude taken
is not exactly misapprchcnsion. 1t is,
you might say, a cross between misap-
prehension and a fad
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

& aest cannot write on tie register The
oierk without turning tho big book,
Whites the quests name, to him up ide
down and back wards
W. @ Drsin, OF this city, succ ssfally
pssssd the examination for entraucs 70
the medical department. OF y Of P
T. S. Marvel. Of Carbondale Pa, is
visiting in the city, guest at the
Clayton House.
Among the guests at the Hotel Jen-
nlngs to d4y Is T. L Abel, OF New
York city Mr. Abell comes from the
celebrated Baltimore family and was a.
one time the customs gauger OF spurious
liquors.
Attorney General John z Nicholson
and j. Jones are smong the Dover Wis
itors In the city The attorney general i.
registered at the Clay ton House.
Mrs Mary Sanborn has been the guesf
Of friends ct Dover.
Miss Minnie Morris, Of Milton. Is th'
guest Of her brother. Rev. George A
Morris. Of the Second NJ p Church
Mrs. A. S Wilson and daughter Eaie
Of Georgetown, are visiting Wilmington
| friends
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
TELEGRAPHlc BRIEFS.

Merricl Price, the wen known Phila
delphia broker is dead.
in Danbury Coma, William Curtis
stabbed Hank Lcddle in fit Of jealousy.
Mrs. Ollie Corbett has sued James J.
Corbett the fighter, for an absolute di.
yorce
Edward a. Hoffman, Of Sandy Ridge,
n. j., committed suicide by cutting his
throat with q razor.
The little son Of Captain Smith Uf
Greenport, n ". was drowned from his
fathers steamer, the Manhanset.
Disappointed because her sister had not
bought her shirt waist, l4year-od Katie
Mccoy Of Philadelphia committed suicide
by hanging
Recorder Goff of New York city sen
fenced William Caesar, the West India me-
gro who murdered Mary Martin, to die by
electricity during the week beginning Ju-
y 80
In New York city Justice Ingraham
sentenced Richard Leach TO die by cleo
tricity during the week beginning Aug.
8. Leach killed his wife by cutting her
throat.
In the presence Of enormous crowds Of
people the anniversary of the death oi
/ President Carnot, who was assassinatec
last year BY Cesario Santo the anarchist
| was observed at the Pantheon Paris Will
| touching ceremony.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
sooial and Personal Notes.

Miss Fffah Davidson. Of near George
town, is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Martha Burnite, of Pennington,
has been visiting ia the city.
Mrs. Charles Morris is the guest OF
Georgetown relatives.
George A. Lashorn, OF Washington,
has been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs George Palmer and Miss Emma
Palmer have returned to West Chester
after q visit to Wilmington friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Bratton are
visiting relatives in Wsss CHESTER.
Joseph Bailey and Miss Anna Bailey
have returned from West Chester.
Colonel w. H. Stevens. the well known
Delawaresn. is registered at the Msltoy
House, In Baltimore.
Professor Hugh Baker, OF this city
has matriculated at the University Of
Pennsylvania ia the department o.
medicine. He will keep his residenc'
here
Clerk Winks Of the Clayton House hai
remarkable talent for writing. II
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Nalea d I'D Natlonal Gane.

Although the Chicago Club Is playing
good bail there Is big row In its renks
Ryan is on the bench with the sulks and
II IS said President Eart and Captain
Anson seriously disagree. The cause Of
the trouble is Substitute Parrott. He
is not popular, and the more tbs crowds
and the papers criticised him the mere
Arson clung TO him
At the opening Of the last half OF the
ninth inning Of yesterday game a.
Spring 6eld, Mass with the score II TO B
Ia Springfsld's e favor, . visiting player
cut he last ball Ia the game and the
only one on the grounds Umpire Gaffney
was compelled to declare the game for
feited to Rochester by score Of TO 0
Frank Killen. the Pittsburg pitcher,
left the Eutaw House, Baltimore, last
night to Join his club he wss spiked
by Catcher Wilson, in New York, June
5, snd pitched a game In Baltimore
Blood poisoning epsued In his wound
aud he had been confined to his bed evei
since.
the Chicago team, whose members
were arrested Sunday at the instance o
| the Sunday Observance League, viii b
tried July 2 for Sunday ball playing q
Chicago.
Joe Quinn, the second bsseman OF thl
/ St. Louis Browns. was yesterday ap
/ pointed manager OF the team TO take th
place of AL Buckenberger, who resigned
on Saturday Qainn accepted
The last batting averages shoy
| Keeler still at tho head Of the list, with
percentage Of AIS TURNER has ais an
Burkett Ali. These are all the 400
l per cent. men.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
ave sarlpg FarewelI o Frlenas.

Herbert S Dow, general secretary Of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
aad Mrs Dow will leave Wilmington
next Monday after a residence here Of
more than two years. Mr.. Dow is very
popular with tho Y. M G A member
ship and the latter made q
strong effort TO have the gen
eral secretary's letter Of resignation
returned to him. Mr. Dow, however.
was firm In his determination 10 seek
other fields Of labor and he will 60 to
Massachusetts for long vacation before
settling down to any new work. Mr.
aad Mra. Dow are saying farewell tc
their friends at their home, No. 107 West
This reenth street.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
MARRIED.

lE-PECKwORTB.- On Thursday, June
90 at Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church.
by 1.-THE pastor. Rev. Charles X. hendrlchs,
Charles w. Cain. and Miss Mary II. Pech
worth, both of this city.
DERRY On Saturday even
iHg, June p, 1926, A. No 552 We Fourth
street, by Rev. Charles r. Hst bricks. pastqi
OF Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church
George ID. Derry and Miss Wilminh Backett
both of this city.
RlDGWAY- AY-BURROWS.- On Thursday
lime 90 Clarence Ridgway and Addie G.. sur
rows. Rev. William A. Walling officiating
WTGGINS- -.HARTMAM.-At East Lake
Presbyterian Chur n, on the 18th Instant BY
Rev. William mcfarland, Candy q. Wig
uins and Minnie Helena. daughter Of Lewi
| Hartman, both Of this city
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
SHEARS HIS WEAPON.
a Drunken son Knls His Father During a
Quarrel.

a tfEAhhtn RtD AAAAN IT'S hAtttfA :"
Quarrel.
WATERTowN. n. Y, June 25.--A terri
bic murder occurred at the village Of Pots
dam, 20 miles north Of Watertown, in st.
Lawrence county resulting IN the death
of George J.. Fell, a respected citizen, aged
about Is years, at the hands Of his only
son. Ernest, who has led a drunken and
debauched life for several years.
Young Fell had been out on a spree and
shortly after midnight entered his house,
whore he resided, IN an ugly mood. He
aroused the family, consisting Of father,
mother and sister, by loud and defiant
language, and was demonstrated with by
his father, who arose 70 meet him. The
interview ended in blow from the son
landing on the elder Fell's head, who inn
mediately turned and hurried Hp stairs.
Young Fell pursued his father and Just
what took place there is not known, ex-
eept there are evidences Of a struggle In
the fight that evidently ensued young Fell
seized a pair of shears and struck his IA.
ther a blow which caused his death short
time aftcrward The son, realizing the
terrible crime, surrendered 70 the police
and is now in the lookup. The murderer
is aged years and has hard reputation
| in the community.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
They norsewhip. Cd Huff.

WHARTON, Ont, June 25.-The cruelty
with which man named Huff treated his
wife drove her to attempt suicide by tax
ing poison. When the neighbors heard q
this, there was great indignation, and 3C
masked men surrounded Hutf's house
dragged him into the street and gave him
a terrible lashing with horsewhips. They
warned him that every night that he re
manned in town the dose would be repeat
ed. Mrs HUFF is likely to recover.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
weather Prospect for waahington
Showers, followed b5 clearing.
Local Baseball Notes.

The WILMINGTON, Jr., wonld like to
receive challenges from any nine under
IS years OF aRe. The line up Of the
Wilmington, Jr, IL g. Elliott, 9. d
grumIish. w Jones, Id F. Kenley
%. q. sanderson, 30 W. Toomer, 8 9.
e. Ladnum, ri G Swsansy, !. f.. j
Flenn, f. Address challenges to Il
sanderson, No All Washington street
Media did not play Beverly at Media OF
saturday as 1t was raining over Il
Jersey.
Everssn, Me1ias pitcher, left 70
Plttaburg to play with the Nationa
League team OF that place
rhe Highland team, OF Philadslphia
were pie On Saturday for the Cheste
club, and we're almost whipped 10 tn
frst inning, when one Of the Highland
pitchers was knocked ont OF the box an
The substitute Was also sn easy mark 70
the heavy hittsrs Of che home team.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
women's voices

In the June FOrum, Fletcher 0sgood
has this to say about the voices Of
American women: "Our .women's voices
are, on the whole. ungentle; that is to
say, they are pitched unpleasantly high
and hardened by throat contractions into
an hsbltual 'quacky' CT metallic
qaslity This ungentleness is the one
attribute OF our womens voices
that seems to have attracted much
attention abroad 1t is the most
striking American defect Nasality
has held that place in popular estimation.
but true nasality is ont. The quacky'
quality OF which speak often Stimulates
nasality, however, and is often mistaken
for 1t. It has not yet begun to die cut to
any great extent. To day 1t stfilcts the
utterance Of nearly all our cruder girls
and women and Of many of our gentle-
women, too Even those who have given
much time to the art Of Tong admit 1t
freely and unknowingly into their
speech. II is hateful tone
mean and pinched-opp ised in its very
essence to all that is generous and
winning The needlessly high pitch that
commonly goes with 1t Is utterly heartless
and ungracious. 'Quackness' and shrill
ness prevail less IN tho Southern states
than in the Northern and Western, but
even Southern women are not free from
IL Again, there Is In our feminin'
manner OF .uttersnce in its more active
moods a prevailing fippAncy or Stiffness
Over emphasis through Ehe misuseC
international twist, technically noted a
the circumhsx infection, is the immedi-
ate physiologic source OF this dis
temper"
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
THE empire
OF WILMINGTON.
aOo MARKET STREET.

Great Midsummer Clearing
Sale.
Goods are selling here at prices that
almost surpass belief
10 every department the wonderful
clearing prices prevail
We have about 5 dczsn Mems Dating
shirts heretofore price on these goods
20 10 3Js clearing price, 100.
Cut TO 9ba Genuine 15c Princess Duck
Sultlpg, 9asayd.
Shirt Waists.
A big lot OF over 500 Laundersd Shirt
Waists, including ali caloia and many
sty les. 81 90 goods, et 69s.
Another lot Of plain linen waists piped
edge the $i 25 kind for 75c.
Neat psrcale and lawn waists laun
dersd end unlaundered, all so at s0e
DUCK SUITS Genuine tailor made
Princess duck suits. bltzsr style, large
sleeves, perfect &c guaranteed worth
81 90 for 81 40
Satin damask table covers With turkey
red btrier at 44c.
Ladies' shirt walst sets at 12c
Ladies belt pinn the kind that does
not tarnish. &c.
Mems lauf dared neeligea shirts with
collar and cuffs alta ched SIC.
8 Yards Shelf Paper, &c
Nows ths time to buy Shelf Paper
during this midsummer Clearance.
yards Of Shelf Psper for 2c. All colors.
Umbrellas at soc.
One lot Of fine Gloria Silk Umbrellas
full 20 Inches, with fancy assorted
handles Made TO sell for $3.50. Clear
ing price, s9s.
Root Beer Extract, o 1-2c
200 bottles Of "Greeue'a" Triple Ex
trsct Root Beer. cool and health!
drink Tor the Summer. Clearing price
63s.
Tetlow's Face Powder, 40c.
1ussi,h silk at s lee.
for this Special Clearing Sale We clos
out our entire lot OF Tussah silk. sol
heretofore st Ice, nov SIC. the yard
Baby Bibs, Sc.
Pure Linen Stamped Baby Blbs. Clear
ing sale, Sc.
+ Musqu ito Netting, 4 1-2c.
Don't be bothered with mosquitoes an
files during the Summer when you ca
buy the netting in all colors at 40,
yard.
Black SatteeDs, 3 3-4e.
Remnants Of fine Black satteeps a
, ways sold at 1910. Clearing price. 54
/ the yard.
Keep Cool, Six for &c.
/ 600 fine Palm Leaf Fans, price ever
where, 20. Clearing sale price, 3
for Sc
) The Empire Department StOT
! 400 Market Street.
!. HNiI...l....A.. IAnl
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
DE-. sea.nan.. lrIal segun.

DETROIT June 25.-Dr Dennis J. Sea-
man was placed on trial in the recorder
court He IS charged with causing the
death Of Emily Hall The specific charge
is manslaughier This IS tho case in which
such sensational disclosures were made
against the Rev. JonaAan Bell Of Black
heath, Birmingham, fsglandi and on nc.
count Of which he disappeared after the
publication 81 the facts regarding his hav
ing brought Miss Hail to America from
England ard placed her in the lying IN hos
pital, where She afterward died
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
DIED.

BRADFORD.-On June p. 1895, Clara G !,
daughter OF Charles and Victoria Bradford,
aged years.
BRADFORD.-On June 20. 1895. Rev. George
s. Bradford. at st. Joseph's, on the Brandy
wine. aged AZ years.
LOPFR.-On June %. 1895. Leslie c., son Of
Mitchell G.. and SEllie Bell Loper, aged
months
PRIMROSE. On June n, 1895, May o.
Primrose.
ROBERTS In this city, on June ~. Tom
son Of Tom and Eliza e.. Roberts, aged lyeai
and 10 months.
WILSON. I'm this city, on June 30. 1926
Helen H. daughter of William II. and Annie
n, Wilson aged months and days.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Closing of The Tnrnfent.

funniest Of the Atlantic division Of turn
ers closed. 1t was one of the most success
ful gatherings ever held by the associa-
ton. There were at least 9, 600 turner's IN
attendance on the Clifton race track
grounds to take part in the athletic games
and about 5000 spectators. There were
800 prize winners. Gustav Gerhard Of
Rochester was crowned as the best ol
all round turner's. At mass meeting
Of the turner's it was decided to hold the
next meeting at St. Louis in 1898.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Attsmpta to lNreek onIs.

LANCASTER, June 20 Two stempts
were made late last night to wreck car
Of the Lancs stsr aud Lifitz electric
railway, nsar Neffsgills Tho first time
large stones were placed on the track
aud these were struck By the car
The latter chauced to be running
slowly and did net leave the rails, but
the passengers were given shaking up
On the next trip the carmen, now on tue
alert. found more stones on the track az
q switch, which had been opened. There
is no clue to the intended wreckers.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
HASTINGS FOR CHAIRMAN.
nneernor slated so Preside over the Re-
nnhIlann slale Convention.


HARRlsrrRG, June aa. Governor Hast
ings formally uneedtoaleperter that
he wouid hes glnalJags f3y delegate fum
Center county II .hc next Republican
state convention and that he would also
stand for the permanent Craftsmanship OF
that body. This announcement followed a
conference between fhe governor, Attorney
General Mccormick and senator Quay.
What passed between them none would
disclose, except that the governor told the
Beaver senator that he favored Mr. GillSe
sons candidacy for reelection
Senator Quay IS confined 70 bis room at
the L0chiel hotel with badly swollen
foot. the result Of an accident while he
was fshingat Brlgantine last week. When
Governor Hastings learned Of the senator $
condition. he sent note to him stating
Chat he had expected the senator to cali
upon him, but since he was confined TO
his room De would call upon Mr.. Qnay I'M
stead senator Quay replied that he had
/ intended to Visit the executive department
ho pay Ills respects to the governor, but Il
Sc aid so Il would have to be harofooted.
| Governor Hastings and Attorney General
Mccormick called on senator Quay last
night
/ After the conference the senator said d
a reporter that he thought Governor Hast
l ings would be chosen permanent chairman
i Of the state convention without objection
but there would be q fight for state chair
man. Governor Hastings said that th1
fight against Chairman Gilkeson Is wal
n disguise against his administration fo
It's stand during the recent legislation 70
. now apportionment Of the state. He sai'
that MIR. Gilkeson is an able lender ans
politician, and ought TO be reelected chair
man for his success in increasing the ke
publican majorities in the state under hi
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
LOCAL SOClETy MEMS
Mr.. and Mrs. chalfant to Gel
ebrate Their Silver Wedding
COMING JUNE BRIDES AND aRooMs.

SECRETARY and MRS. Dow Saying Good by .
to Their Friends What well-Known
writer Has to Say About the Voices
of American Women-Perso nal News of
Wilmington People and Their Friends.
all communications intended for tnasrti1n
Il this column should be addressed 10 Gsld.eiy ,
Bei1nr cara OF the EVENING JcuRNAL. Con-.
uaiHAuiuns should he written On ons ride ~
he = kpEr ONLY