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Evening journal., 1895-10-07
coal MINES RECLAIMED.
After Being Flooded For Eight Years the
Water ~ Drawn on.


HAzLErON Pa, Oct. THE famous
Jeddo tunnel Is completed, and for the
first time since being flooded with water,
eight yenrs aQo. the Ebervalo mines were
entered by man. The explorers were
Mcssrs Mnrkley and Dunkerly Of Jeddo.
This marks the success Of the greatest
piece of mine engineering ever attempted
in this country.
Tho Harloigh mines are not as deep as
the Eberyale workings. The pillars be-
tween the two places are quite narrow,
and ten years ago, upon the advice of the
mine inspector, the two places were con
neoted by bOreholos Eight years ago
the creek broke into Harleigh mines and
flooded that opening. Shortly afterward
the Same stream broke into the Ebervale
colliery. The valley being practically a
swamp the inflow became so heavy that
IL was soon found impossible 60 keep the
mines clear, and they were abandoned
The coal vein here measures from go to
100 feet in thickness and IS considered the
finest in the region. It was this which
prompted tho Union Improvement com
pany to accept the suggestion of piercing
the Milnesville mountain with "A waterway
and to expond SO. 100000 to carry it out.
Three years We're consumed in completing
the JoddO tunnel.
After the main tunnel had been con
nocted with Ehervale another branch was
driven to Jeddo, connecting the mines
there. The dangerous damp was removed
and the opening gradually filed with
pure air permitting the explorers to enter
and examine the interior.
Preparations for working the mines are
already in progress. G.. B. Markley & Co.
are actively engaged arranging for taking
out the coal Through the Jeddo tunnel
not only the Harleigh and Ebervalo mines,
but almost every colliory ON that side Of
the mountain between Brilton and Mines
ville including Latimor, -Oakdale and
Joddo, is given n natural drainage.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
St. VituS' Dance.
THE MODERN TREATMENT.
Little Mabel Dorety Cured OF 81. vitus'
Dance after four Physicians had In
cnectually Treated the Case.

cncctunlly Treated the Case.
(From ne Niagara Fails ReUie,p,l
Being told that the eight-year old daughter
of Mrs. Dorety, Ontario Avenue, had been
miraculously cured Of st. Nitus', dance, we
decided TO investigate the case and ascertain
the facts. Accordingly we visited her home
when she --a--,ss me facts as follows;
" lt is aDnru ewO years and a half since
Mabel was stricken with st. Nitus' dance
caused by the weakening effects OF la grippe
and rheumatism. Three local physicians
were called in as was also one doctor Of con-
siderable reputation from Niagara Falls, N u,
but in the face OF the prescriptions Of these
physicians and the best of care, Mabel grew
rapidly worse. She could not be left alone
an instant aud was as helpless as an infant
as she had no control Of her limbs at all. She
could neither walk without assistance nor
take food or drink. At this stage one of the
attending physicians said, o. Mrs. Dorety,
there is no use in my coming here any more.
There is nothing that / know Of can be done
for your little girl"
"Well matters went on that way for short
time with no better results till one day / was
sure the poor child was dying. ] remembered
having seen accounts of st. Nitus dance cured
by .hc use Of Or. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People and / determined 20 try them.
I was skeptical as to the effect and only tried
them MS q last resort, but was soon agreeably
surprised at the result In less than three
months she was so much better that the dread
disease almost entirely disappeared, and the
pills were discontinued. In a few months,
however, she showed that the symptoms had
not been entirely eradicated from her system,
so 4 had her again commence the use of the
Pink Pills. ] feel certain that all traces Of
the awful malady will be swept away, for she
goes TO school now aud we have not the slight
est anxiety IN leaving her alone. DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills are certainly grand reme-
DIV and | would not be without them under
any consideration for think they are worth
their weight la gold, as in my little girls
case they have been trne 20 all they adyer-
tise. am only too glad 70 let others know
of this miraculous cure through the use OF
Or. Williams Pink Pills.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain. in con-
dcnscd form. an the elements necessary to
give new life and richness 10 the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are also a
specific for troubles peculiar TO females such
as supprcssiols, Irregularities and all forms
I Of weakness. They build up the blood and
restore the glow of hcalih 10 pale and sallow
checks. IN men they effect n radical cure
in an eases arising from mental worry, over
work or cXccssfs Of whatever nature. Pink
| Pills are sold In boxes never in loose bulk
al so cents box or six boxes for $3.50 and
nav Or hid Of ali druggists, or direct by
msil from Dr. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady, n. 4.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
An Important Battle Fought.

CIENFUGos Cuba, Oct. 7.-An encoun-
ter Is reported between battalion of the
Granada regiment of infantry numbering
900 officers and men, and large body of
insurgents under the personal leadership
Of Seralno Sanchez, the commander Of
the First division of the Army of Santa
Clara. The newspapers have not mention
ed the event for no official description has
been given out.
u appears that the Granada battalion,
consisting Of eight companies, under COM
mand of Lieutenant Colonel Rupin, start
ed out with convoy in the direction OF
Arroyo Blanoo 20 the northwest Of Santo.
Espirltu.
When 85 miles from the latter town,
Colonel Rupin was assailed by insurgents
in front ana on either flank, with the pur-
pose of capturing the supply train. There
was fight after the fashion Of fights in
this country, which, according to the re-
port Of the Spanish commander ended in
the dispensing of the attacking party.
There is no way at present Of ascertain
ing the details or Of knowing how many
wero hurt on either side Thirteen men Of
the Granada regiment are reported to have
been wounded.
Colonel Rupin expresses confidence that
EtlhlnO -hnNutl WAS Wouuucu ny II MNu-
ser rifle shot through the back Of his neck.
He claims to have killed numerous 'in-
surrectos
General Gomez was near Coroia week
ngo This point is north of Santo Esprit
ia, in the direction OF Remedies. have
learned in a reliable manner that Gomez
has been extremely short OF ammunition.
During the last month, when General
Mella, with his expedition from Puerto
Principe was i'm search of Gomez the lat
ter did not have enough cartridges to fire
ton rounds.
He has been criticised for his apparent
apathy when nc was almost without means
OF oifonse Gomez operations in Puerto
Principe haye generally been unsuccess-
full He has never been able to draw out
large following, and his military sup
plies have likewise been short. A large
quantity Of ammunition must be landed
at an early date If the rebellion i'm Santa
Clara is to increase in strength. Gomez,
II his plans are carried ont, will reach tho
western border of santa Clara in Noyem-
Ior
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
CUBANS USE DYNAMITE
American In the Patriot Army
Blows Up Spanish Troops.
SANCHEZ IS REPORTED WOUNDED.

A Spanish onicor Says That the Cuban
General Was shot Through the Neck
General Gomez Said to BE nampered by
Lack of Ammunition.
SIDNEY, Ncb., Oct. IA letter has been
received here by Il. ;. Oherfelder from
Edward Watson, formerly private in the
Twenty-hrst United States infantry and
very reliable man;
"1N CANT, SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Septic.
"MY DEAR SIR--I got my commission
at Tampa, Fla. on March /, 1895, for a
captaincy IN the Cuban army at 500 pei
month"; payable in gold (and getit). The
conditions were that was to take charge
OF an independent company and TO have
tho pick Of my own men, u went 10 New
Orleans, and as luck would have it got
five ex. United States oavalrymcn and a
very smart German, who graduated at
Leipsic Germany in chemistry and also
an expert in making all kinds Of explo-
siyes. We started from Tampa, Fla, on a
small steamer on March 1S 1895, and
landed without any trouble near Santiago
do Cuba.
'Tho soldiers sent from Spain are a
lot Of young boys who are not acclimated
anu tIt llht oHttlls IntJ niNt AAttlt
bedding, and a small rubber cape to cover
their shoulders.
1--WE have daily encountered small bands
of Spanish troops, annihilating them like
you would grouse on a cold frosty morn
ing. Our headquarters look like large
junkshop We have everything from a
pocket knife TO a German repeating can
non, without any ammunition.
"On Aug. 90 we moved our headquar-
ters 30 miles farther north and the fol-
lowing day sent Lieutenant Hamilton
with a detachment of 90 men to scout the
country. He reported !, 800 Spanish troops
encamped at a small town 26 miles south
of us, and that they were holding fair
or festival and were having horse races,
bull fights, etc.
We held a council Of war, and our
chemist, Herr Donzelmann, suggested
that we dress as farmers and ten of our
men should go and blow the grand stand
up with dynamite They left camp at 5
n. IN. and arrived at the camp at 1890.
The mon mingled with the soldiers until
p. IN, whom they placed under the. am
phitheater ~ pounds Of dynamite at four
different locations and exploded it by cleo
tricity Our men escaped, but the explo-
sion killed two of the Spanish officers, 6S
men and wounded 118.n
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
He ont-Jasonsd Jason.

The Duke Of the Golden Fleece has
accomplished his ends. Jason, the leader
OF the Greek Argonauts, was novice
when compared with the young Dake Of
Marlborough The Englishman ranks
head and shoulders above the Greek as
a successful fortune-hunter.
When we consider that the golden
fleece OF the ram which bore Phryxus to
Colchis was, in point Of value only
worth something like $4,000. We find
that the modern Jason has fi4.s70000
to his credit. Accepting as a fact that
the Jason Of Greek mythology had the
advantages Of the love, assistance and
Intervention Of Medea. the powerful
sorceress and unnatural daughter Of
II Estes, King OF Colchis. and that, after
Jason had stolen the $3.50. 600 worth Of
wool and the king had started in pur-
suit, she dismembered her brothers and
cast their limbs In the line Of pursuit in
order that they might unnerve the old
king, The exploits Of the Argonauts pale
into inslgninclnce fore those Of the
modern Argonaut.
He came TO America unattended and
srmed merely with a title. aud carrying
a monacle snd pair Of lady-kiiling
white patent leather shoes as side arms
His quest vas the Golden Fleece which
the King Of Gotham had stripped from
the American ram, more commonly
known as the American public II he
could not get the whole hide he would
be content with liberal piece Of it.
With money as his god and woman IS
his game be landed la New York, and.
exhibiting bis stock in trade, expressed
willingness to swap for gold title
which Queen Anne had conferred upon
his ancestor for services rendered to
England on the bloody field Of Blenheim
and elsewhere at time when gold was
at discount and cold steel at above par
he found bidders He was offered e
girl Of charming grace, fair Of feature
and figure With lots OF virtues and
sufficiently lovely for a king to WOO. A
girl too good. In tho estimation Of her
family, for any plain American eitizsn to
wed, and one who sighed for a place
high uOon royalty's stilt as became the
flower OF the house that Vanderbilt
The duke said that the offer vas all
very we'll as far as It went. but It did not
60 far enough. He was not merely after
Msdea; he wanted the golden fl ,sce.
The Vanderbilts demurred. After dick
erlng for time he told them TO cut a
$15. 600. 600 worth Of the wool Of fabulous
richness. throw in the girl and he would
close the bargain. II they did NOT, be
would walk up Fifth avenue and call on
the Astors aud some other swell families
who had wealth, marrIageabls daughters
and hankerlng for title. That brought
the answer. The bargain was closed
and the duke had out asoned Jason.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07

more followers than ever before and 1t
seems TO MS as plain as Gay that Addicks
holds the joker aud right and left bowers
in the political euehrs game which will
c,mo Of the coming year The First
Republican District Committee should
therefore not make a mistake snd play
an ''slone" band with such mean cards.
Wilmington Freis Presse.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
zAsnROADs.
In Enect June .. 1895.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:

trains leave Wilmington as follows.
So 7A2, $50, $50. Ss5, 9.4s, 1905, lois, 1L25.
i.So' l14o a. m., sl2i6. l37, 3.05. 5.04. 5.10,
AZ 2ccon;m on; SvI an1 ylz "a ?; m os
l2;SS, 2;25, $40, SIS. 7.40 and JO.s5 .. m
~ 5or Snester Sexpressll l57. 40, $50. 10.
s05, 5.Ol, SOC, 7.07 and 9.06 D. m.
Accommodation, 600, 100, sos, 1o.4s, 11.za
a. m; m; l2.Ss, rs. S4O, 515, 74O and 1915 M.
$50, 9.43, 1905, 11.45 a. m; s1216. 1877 905,
b0i 5.10, 500, 7.07, .9.12 and 1895 p. m.
bor Boston without change. 10Js a. m.
For the south-southern Railway Er-
press, ~ p. m, sleepers to Memphis ana
For West Chester. via Lamokia. Gsa
For Newark Center ana intermediate
Baltimore and Washington, 458 g0l.
eli, 1918 and 11.00 a. m.1204 1222' slIl
L5o, IA 5.2S, ''s.o5, s.5s, IA, $40 p IN. and
Baitimore and intermediate stations.
l47' 44S, sos and u.54 p. 10.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street fer
m55ml1fson " 81 II "a 2, sssxPress,' sS9 10 52 SM'
u.l6 y. m and 1905 night.
ACCOMMODATION, 500. 7;ss, 80. 1O.s5 a.u.;
l.29. s.0s, 4Os. As7, e.22, S.ss. 1908 and Lila
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philadelphia (express), l57, 1tS, ga.
osuvt o.oof otog lVsO1f LID H. l.1l H.Ut.
Accommodation, 200, $40 a. M; 12le, LA.
Lg2, 6.l5 and 1873 p. m.
% For Chester (expressl, l.67, 40, $50, sbs.
300 p. m
ACCOMMODATION, 100. $40 a. na.; lalO. Lee.
L05, 5.l5, 7.25 and 1915 p. m.
For New York, L57, 255, 40, zoo, A6os
54S, lO05, IL 45 a. M; 1.37, SOS, 405, 604, s5e.
For Boston. without change SIS D. N.
For the South-Southern Railway Tx
press "A ,. m.s Eleepers - Memphis and
New Orleans.
For West Chester. via Lsmskin, as a.
Baltimore and washington, 4p, aol.
l0.l9 a. M; 12.04, 1922, 150, s.2s. s's.05, IA,
so p. m. and l2.4 night.
Baltimore and intsrmsdiats Htatisns.
Leave PhiladeIphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington lexpress), $50, 7.20 Ills, 11.R1
a. m; LIZ, AL, DOS, 655, 7.40, RS5s LILO.
u.l6 p. m. and 1905 night,
Accommodation, S.35, $40, l0.N a. M.1
2.SO, ZOO, $40, ass, 1908 and LIS p H.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle. 8.13, Ills a. M; Lba ala.
Sis, 6.53, 9.51 p m. and 1210 night.
For Lewes, S.lS a. m; AZ D. m.
Express for Dover, HarrinRtoE ana
Demar. s.1s. u.OS a. M; Al p. ~ ana
For Harrington and way stations sHIx.
Express for Wyoming, s.5s D. r.
Express for Cape Charles, OLD Peilt
Comfort and Norfolk, u.0S a. n. and A.31
aight.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle. 9.5l 2; N. and lz.ol night--
For Cape Charles, OLD Point Cemfort
and Norfolk, 1901 night.
For Middletown, Clayton, Dever, Wy
Jming, FELTON,, Harrington, BridEeYillAs
seaford, Laurel and Delmar. l2.01 night.
(ee) Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely Of Pullman Yes
thule Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
@ Limited express trains, composed 81
Pullman Vestibule Cars, Vestibule Pas
senger Coaches and Dining Car. Ne extra
fare.
For further information, passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the statien-
). NJ. PROVOST, ]. Y WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
THE BANNocKs AGAIN.
Three Men Reported to Have Been Killed
at Jackson's Hole.

IDAHO FALLS, Ida, Oct III. W. Will
son, scout and courier for the United
States troops stationed in Granite can
yon, came into town and reported the
killing of Captain Smith and two compan-
ions by Indians in the lower end of Jack
sons Hole, on Thursday morning.
Captain Smith will be remembered as
tho man who precipitated the Indian fight
last July in the Jnokson's Hole country.
AT that time he killed one or two Indi-
ans and was himself shot in the breast,
but recovered The Indians swore ven
geanco against Smith, and ms he was with
his two companions prospecting along the
south fork of the Snake river, at the out
let of Jackson's Hole he was ambushed
and all throe were shot and their bodies
left on the river bank.
Wilson was scouting i'm the vicinity at
the time, and, with Constable Manning
saw the bodies and Immediately rodo 20
Captain Coils command in Swan valley
and reported the facts, leaving Manning
In Camp Granite &C. return to Jackson's IS
Hole with the military who Immediately
left for the scene of the killing. Wilson
rode into Idaho Falls with dispatches.
CHEyENNE, Wy, Oct Nothing is
known here of the reported killing of
white men by Indians in the jackson s
Hole country. The Wyoming state Off
cials have received no notice Of any trou-
BILE.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07

Schedule In efect May Il, lUs.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AWE
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
All trains niuminatsd With Pintscu
NEw YORK, weekdays, ssO5. ,7.Ee.
NEW YoKK, Sundays, 'sO5 'zS0.
5IIiLADETPHiA cTWTNTY-FOU URTa
AND CHESTNUT STREETSl
weekdays, sa.O5, 6.55, 6.zls Fl.3O, l.55, 49,
TO. .15s, % Os. sa5, As $50. $50. '7sz, $40,
\ ,55gndaya, 'sos5s Gs7, ~ 5ss So 80.
PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTR AND
MARKET STREETS.
j.. Wsek--days, 'sO5, '7.sO. $50. 'lo.Sb a MI
Sundays. s. 'i.cy. '.R. '1W a n; 7.U.
CHESTER, weekdays SOS, SIS. Ls7.
L20 ,l59, 1905. s.2s, AS. 's.Sz, $50, T.t1s
'Ss ScsHiESisTEER, Sundays s1O5. ST. 7.ss.
f55, $50, '11.35 a. m; 12.10. 1.2O, 'S.0S. hxSs
L55, s5.s2, $50, s1S2 $50. 10, IL p. m:
ATLANTIC ~ y Cip6of, po weekSsdayds: snSd se
CAPE MAY, weekdays, s7.ss S~S
n D.. r. s1.SS. 's.oe .. n.
Sundays. s7.SO a. m.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
'4O3, s5.25, s6.13, $50, 1858 d. m.
Sundays, 40. 7o2 .s,a7 a. m; 'lfSs, 'AFIs
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS
l.02 a. m; 303 p. m. daily.
NEWARK, Del, s4.2O, 7.oz, A4l, .llo. a.
d. m. Sundays. s42O, 7.O2, sS47 a. M; s1zb6,
So5 .5.25, 7.35, .8.20. 'S;5S, lilo p. m.
PITTSBURG,. weekdays, '8;1 = m.i
CHICAGO, s8.47 a. m; s5.25 p. M. daily.
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS, 'lz.ss Hno
M NiIw X q ORLEANS via Bristol ana chAt-
tanooga, .92O 2. m. daily Ihreu9A
sleepers to New Orleans. -.
sINGEltL9 5 e a1S ACc9AMoDATdi1iE. q ,o % dsiS. |
IANDENBERC ACCOMMODATION
week-days. 702, 1880 a. m; 152, SIS p. "a.
gR%iNSs Sqn%aaNSss SII Leave & R GI1 M2RRKEr K I srREuz
STATION.
For New York, weekdays sis ,. m.
For Philadelphia, weekdays, 6.10 s11.u
a. M; 500, s5.15, 9.45 p. m. Sundays, Gla
q. m. LOO, s5.15. 9.l5 .. m.
For Pittsburg and Chicago daily
70 For +. Baltimore week-dayp. aEo a. Nj q.
'5.15 p. m. Sundays, 3, ISIS \ n1s
For Landenberg and way staSiOlis. week
dsys. $50, 1923 a. m; 2. ola y. m. Sundays.
LEAVE LIZ 4 % fPiiHiiLADELPH1A CrwENrY-
EQBRTHI AND AND GHEsTNUTsrREBTsl
Weekdays, s34O, G. 7.15, Ss.l5. $50 s1o.Ss,
11.30 a. m; si2.20, '11O. s1.s6, 2, $3.50, Sg5.
AIS, .449, s5.15, '5.l, $50. $50, '74s. 's.sI
:, ,ssgRdayss .; %, g. .s.I5, $50, $50. nso s;m:I
s7.l3. sS.23, 1910 and 11.35 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CrWELTTH
AND MARKET STREETS.)
Weekdays, s3.20 s7.55, sl0.16, a. M; III,
D. m. Sundays 1870, s7.65 q. m; tx ,. m.
Rates to Western points lower thaa via
any other line.
c. o. SCULT. General Passenger Agent
r. B. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
rhe Rrltlsh AoI.nowIodce Defoat.

LONDON, Oct THE Graphic says this
morning of the Yale Cambridge contest
at New York Saturday. America has
taken the conceit out Of us in way un-
equaled since Australia beat England at
the oval in 1892 and it may perhaps be
a longer time before we recover from the
shocl AS first step toward accepting
defeat gracefully we might perhaps cease
to talk quite so much about the differ
onces of climate as oontrihutory cause
10 our defeat
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
A ConstabIe,s Hard LUCK.

wILKEsRARRE, Pa, Oct. constable
George Lawrence OF Pittston had fight
with a gang Of tramps and was severely
beaten. sustaining among other injuries
a broken leg While lying i'm bed az his
homo Lawrence was examining "A revolver
which had failed TO discharge whom no
was assaulted. It went off, and the bullet
lodged in his hand. Lawrence died al
hour later it is believed from the shock.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
CompstItIon Is Needed.

The Wilmington patrons OF the Della
ware and Atlantic Telephone Company
ars paying entirely TOO much for the
service rendered This statement has
no references to the debatable question
of the efficiency Of such service. We
are not finding fault with the switch
board girl and her shortcomings
Neither do we propose to deplore the
omnipotent powers Of 800" and the
wormwood and gall which she pours into
the ear, and burns into the understanding
Of the complaining subscriber. We 60
higher than that. and address our re-
marks to a company which is charging
our people sxOrbitant rates, and to
persons who are the victims Of such
charges.
We wish to call to their attention the
sclion Of company which is now string
ing its wires In Atlantic City. It has
announced It's rates. They are $50 year
for telephones In places Of business, and
SIS year for those placed in cottages
Here we are paying $05 or $50 for in
straments used for commercial purposes.
and s45 for those plsced in private
houses. Consider the difference
II money can be made on the fl5 and
$50 rate In such place as Atlantic City.
the local company can well afford to give
the people OF Wilmington equal ad-
vantages. for many more telephones are
IN aervicS hare and the reduced rates
would double the number iD a short
time.
Competition is what we need, and
unless the rates are reduced we shall
probably have II before many years
pass.
Should the company which iS now
wiring Atlsntlc City wlsh to enlarge the
sphere OF It's operations It will be heartily
welcomed here and receive substantial
patronage
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
The Lawiar.

In )llege days he used TO lie
On shady banks Of brooks.
Which babbled soft tacoOmpanlments
To what he read IN books.
Now he has laid his studies by,
TO seek the legal dime,
And. quite forgetting other days.
He lies most all the time.
DetrOlt free Press.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
Fnlhnster. Rench cuba.

TAMPA, Fla, Oct 7.-Passengers ar
riving from Cuba tonight report the land
ing on Thursday of an expedition in Ba-
hia Honda, o miles west of Havana com
posed Of ls0 well armed men, supposed to
be commanded by Collazo or GARLIC.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
Harrr WrIghl,s FuneraI.

PHILADELI HIA. Oct. THE funeral o.
Harry Wrigl tho veteran baseball man
ager and chi of the National League staii
of umpircs, who died last Thursday, tuols
nlane here.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
Aristophanes.
Horace,

Sophocles, Aristophanes, Horace,
hohammed, sasinund, segfusron, Dante,
Calderon, Molieie, Goethe. What is the
matter with the man who wrote Casey
at the Bat7'
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
rnther Renrdon Dead.

EAsToS, Pa, Oct IA cablegram
has bcon received here announced the
death at Killarney, Ireland, OF Rcv.
Thomas Reardon, Cor 80 years pastor of
s. Bernards Catholie church. EnstOn.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
Cray In the MaryIand oampaian.

Senator Gray will address Democratic
mass nesting ia Music Hall. Baltimore.
this evening The Invitation came from
Chairman Talbot. OF the Democratic
State Committee.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07

Seastor Hill is a model man. BE does
not drink, smoke. chew OF swear. The
ohIy tronbie with him IL, that he is
willing that other people should have 8
monopoly Of that kind Of business and 20
to the devil to suit themselves.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07
ReIIafIn 81 Hnnrr.

Distressing kidney and bladder disease re-
lievei IN SIX hours by tho New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
il great surprise On account of its exceeding
pro-1rtness in relieving pain In the bladder,
kidheys. back and every part Of the urinary
paasagoa in male or female. IL relieves reten-
tlon Of wotor and pain In paosiDg u almost
imr0 r0ediately. N You want quick relief and cure
q. James Belt. druggists, Wilmington, DEL.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07

It is given out that the administra ton
will tsks no part In the Maryland
political campaign this FAl. They are
fishing for votes in another direction.
Evening journal., 1895-10-07

The Es~ York Sun published the
Following list OF The Grestsst Poets Of
al Time" Issish, Homer, EschTsas,