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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13
CRAFTY JAPAN.
she Tries % Get Cnnhl Concessions From
Nicaragua.

She Tries 70 Get Cnnnl Concessions From
Nicaragua.
TOKYO. May 13.-The recent achieve
ments Of Japan have led hor to turn her
attention to securing o treaty with Mica
ragua by which she would secure marked
privileges in tho Nicaraguan canal. The
subject has been undor consideration at
Washington between Minister Guzman
representing Nicaragua, and the represent
atives of Japan. At one time the basis OF
treaty seemed to have been reached.
DIR. Gnznian feared, however, that the
United States might have cause to object
to seeing privileges accorded Japan. This
objection was met by the representatives
Of Japan by a proposition that Japan
should receive the same privileges as other
countries with which Nicaragua had trea-
ties except the United States it being ex-
pressly recognized that the United States
is entitled to SUI erior advantages because
Of proximity to Nicaragua
The negotiations stopped at this point,
and the treaty has not as yet been conolud-
ed nor is il being further urged for the
present, although no doubt exists among
officials that a satisfactory treaty will be
made, giving Japan privileges in the cana
commensurate with her growing power as
military and commercial nation.
WASHINGTON, May 'l3 TT Tokyo Ca
BILE stating that Japan has her eye on thu
Nicaragnan canal presents q new and i'm
portant phase in the canal question. il
which the United States has taken such {
vital interest. Thus far the United State
regarded Great Britain as the only dan
gerous competitor for the use or control o
the canal. The British have been equally
active in seeing that their interests SHOULD
not suffer in the use Of the canal. TIL
| Clayton Bulwer treaty was negotiated L
reconcile these interests. 1t has not pre-
/ vented sharp controversy.
Now Japans interest in the canal pre-
sents a new factor. Her victories owe
China promise to mako her prominen
| power on the Pacific BY gaining priv
leges in the use of the Nicaraguan cana
Japan will also secure direct access TO tn
| Atlantic without the long trips arounl
THE Horn. = This latter trip is so Ion
as to make Japanese access to the Atlanti
almost impossible unless coalinR station
were esta blished in South America. Th
Importance Of a quick route to the Allan
tic for Japan IS said to be very great fror
a naval and commercial standpoint.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13
TELEGRAPHIc BRIEFS.

Ex-Governor Ira J. Chase Of Indiana
died at Lubec, Ne, Of eryslpelas.
Otto Kenhitz, a German opera singer,
became violently insane in New York.
In the Black Hills, in South Dakota,
four inches of snow fell Saturday night
The United States customs officials have
unearthed gang Of smugglers whose head
quarters are in Montreal.
Princeton defeated Harvard in the open
ing game of the intercollegiate baseball
series by the score Of to 2.
Lord Rosebery embarked on board the
admiralty yacht Enchantress at Ports
mouth for cruise in the channel for the
benefit of his health.
Governor Morton has vetoed the bill
giving county boards of supervisors the
absolute power 10 order the reconstruction
of bridges in the county.
After being out for over % hours, the
| jury impaneled to try Police Inspector Nc
liLaughlin OF New York city announced
that they had failed 10 agree upon yer
| dict.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

Many interesting things about Francis
Scott Key-the aut or Of the S,ar span
z ed B nner-- are contaioed 10 pamphlet
which NAV be OBJ led free from thu KY
No ameut Association OF Frederick City
Nary land, By sending one 2 cent STAN
for postage This association Is raising
funds for A suitable monument to tie
poet. aud they suggest THAT Ia the sch7 3
and every where upon or before Flag Dsy
Uune 14.h) this subject be sui ably rec.
ogniz4d Contributions however small,
are asked for Every ono who loves Il q
Flag ought to have soue small share in
bnildlng this monument The governor
OF Mary land has strongly endorsed III,
movement The names of All contiibu
tors will be preserved ia thu crypt 81
the monument, aud published (withoui
amouui) in the history OF the monument
when completed
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13
North Ead Taken Into Camp.

Special Corrsspondence Evening Journal.
NEw CASTLE May 10 That the
Columbia Athletic Clubs baseball team
can play ball and handle it's bats wa
very clearly demonstrated to an audience
OF 800 people at Battery Park on Satur
day afternoon, when he strong North
End team OF Philadelphia was taken into
camp By score OF IA tot
"Ik," Charlton's aggregation OF
Philadelpbia ball tossers loss the
game simply because they couo
not hit Lsach's curves, except
TO knock the ball Ia the resdy hands Of
Nav Castle fielder The vlsitors helded
sharply. too, but had TO lock at the
sphere sailing over their heads fire
qaently Mont gomery. Msdden, Lyttle
aod Ferguson batted hard and timely,
ths clever shortst pounding out 8
home run, three Dagger. two tagger and
single Mont" made circus catches
out az left field, aud was kept ousy
tipping bis cap TO the applaudine
spectators Captain Higgins accepted
nine chances outside the diamond, field.
ing perfectly.
For the visitors Martin and Henry dis
tinRuished themselves by sharp playing
BGFlow by "Arlie" Latham coaching, sne
Charlton by overbsaring and disgusting
querreling and kicking. The score:
S SoTlP %od 4 c.s as II
Batteries-Le each and Madden; hiie an
Il Cantz Earnsa runs-Culur bta A O.. =
i North End. /. Home Ferguson. kile
Three base hlt-terEusoa. Two nsse b;
/ montgomery. Ferguson. steele. ehAf.top. MAJ
| rifce nits- Higgins.i2). Leach, hewlove, aenry
l Hit BY pitcher pafA, Barlow. struck out
4 By Leach. o: By hiie, Bases on BALLS
l By Leach, 8; BY Klle, 5. stolen Bases Mont
| gomery, -. Maiden, 49,, Steele. Charlton
| Gsrdener. ~, Fentoni ~, 1ime-2 IL. I'm
| pire--J. b. 1OmAn.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13
TWO BALL VICTORIES.
Local Athletes Triumph Over
Philadelphia Foes.
MORE ABOUT MMAHos's ARM

Evsn,p Ia the National League aud the
standing OF tho clubs -Rockfsrd'a
Victory Over tho strong Press A. A
Club -rhe North Ends Waterloo.
The Rockford baseball team defeated
the Press A A Club, OF Philsdelptis, Al
the Union rect grounds Gu Saturday By
the score OF 20 to The visitors mad
three runs during the fIst three innings
aud the hame team one Il
the fourth inning lhA Rockford
knocked the bali ali over the field
Ia the sixth ionlpg Saufz, the homs
pitcher. was removed, and kenney pat II
ais place
Comfy, Nester, Med snrell and Me
Cls ferry did excellent work for ths
home clnb. v ile Williams and dldsle
berger did the best work for the Pres.
Club. The score was:
Rockford ................... 00lsl55u-
Press A. As.s....+.... ..t+... q = Z
Harmed runs Rock ford. l2; rrsss, l. Two
Three base hits reiker, Hack ser. do %,
ruo-Nei-ter. Double lay Shu "a, Phillips
Mcdaniel. Stolen Bases dockford. 7
Pres, 4. Base on balls-By kshmer, .
b. Hackner. 2; by Shuhz, :; by Kenne3, 2
Hit by pitcher BY Hackner. ?; BY Shultz
l. struck out by Kah nor, !; oy Haokner
2; by Shultz, 8; bY henney, l. Passed balls
Phillips " lid pitches-Shultz, 8; kahmer
]; hAokner, |. Time OF gama-s -. Umpire
Gallagher
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A PARALYTIc MURDERED.
Aged Inmate of an Infirmary Butchers a
Helpless Invalid.

Helpless Invalid
FINDLAY, O., May 10. "A horrible muir
der occurred at the county infirmary west
of this city, Abe Wise, a semiparalyzed
inmate, aged 40 years, being the victim,
and John Karg, another inmate, aged "A
years, being the murderer The two men
quarreled over a trivial matter, and Wise
threatened to kill Karg, striking him over
the head with cane. Karg went to his
room and secured a butcher knife. Re
turning, be obtained Wises cane and then
made a rush at him with the knife Wise
was almost helpless being paralyzed in
one side, and was at Karg's mercy.
The knife was as sharp as a razor, and
with it Karg slashed Wise across the mock
and head. Wise attempted to get down
stairs, and as he was CROPPING along the
hallway in the dark Karg made another
dash at him. Drawing the knife across the
back Of his neck, no nearly severed the
head from his body. With blood streaming
from his wounds, Wise managed to get
down stairs, but he died soon afterward.
Karg then went to his room and pretend
ed to be asleep when the superintendent
knocked at his door. He was placed under
arrest. His clothing was found saturated
with blood Of his victim. In Karg's room
was found two other knives besides the
one with which he killed Wise.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

KING.-At New Castle, Del, on NV II
1895, Emma N. King, wife Of Joseph H. King,
in her H4th year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
her funeral on TUESDAY afternoon, May IA
Services at Emmanuel p e. Church at I
O'Clock.
KYLE.-On Nav TO- 1895, Caroline, wife Of
JONI Kyle, aged AZ years
relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence OF her hus-
band. No. TO North Franklin street. on Tues
day morning at o'clock. High mass At ~.
Paul's X. g. Church. laterment At Cathedral
cemetery.
WELL.-On the Sth OF May, Is
Hamilton Maxwell, aged "a years.
MILLER. May z, BeulRh w. Muller,
aged 81 ears.
RUSSELL On the It'll Of May, 1895, Ellen
l.. Russell, aged 90 years.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

Christian workers at Springfield, Mass
went to Hartford Conn to day to par
tlcipate In the Convention of Y. Nj. g.
A general secretaries Mrs. bow and
the children are in Boston.
Hugh O Browne spsat yesterday with
old friends ia Niddletown
Ex Senator Anthony Higgins spent
Sunday with friends at Odessa.
Miss Mary Churchman Brown sang
RandeEeer's solo Bow Down Thine Esr,
at the morning servics at the FIRST
Unitarian Church yesterday.
William N Shakespeare well kno ws
p w & B bsgg gspmaster, has returnes
from trip to Ola P, int Comfort.
Napoleon Adams and little daughter
Carrie. have returned from visit TO Mr.
Adamss mother. at Atlantic City
NJ s Thomas Nichols. Of Easton, Md
is tue guest Of Miss Eliztb tn Harmey
ia this city.
Yesterday the engagement was an
nouL ced OF MISS Sarah Il 9TH, daug nter .
Me aud Mrs | Roth OF thls city ans
samuel GreenbAun, Of New York
Rev r. @ Moore, 0 Mlddleto WI, pastoi
OF Forrest Piesbg terrain 6anrch. has gone
on brief visit TO Philadelphia.
Rev Henry S Thompson, OF FELTON,
Is visiting la Philsdsp hia
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

Benjamin d. Bowen spent Sunday wit
relati res near Baldwin, Md.


Benjamin d. Bowen spent Sunday with
relatives near Baldwin, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Barnes and the
Misses Barnes spent yesterday with
friends At Upland, Pa.
Il M Butler has returned from a short
visit to his family in Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs Wilmer Daniel, Of Pbila
delphia, spent yesterday In this city.
William r Williamson, Of this city
spent the week at 0sean City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Crooks, Of this
city, are at Atlantic City.
Raw. G E Murray and wife are stop
ping In Atlantic City.
Miss Lulu Newman, Of this city, is
visiting friends in Chester.
Miss o F. Ballard. Of Media, has been
visiting In Dover.
Mrs John O. Fsrra, Of this city. has
been the guest OF friends In Kennstt
Square
Mrs Eliz4bsth Prayer, OF this city, Is
visi ting her brother, Q. Victor zebley, Of
Williamsport
R L. Shelter has returned from q
visit to York, Pa
Mrs Hawkins is visiting Mrs. A. E,
Flowers, OF Paulsboro, N J.
Edwin Humes. Of this city. has re
turned from trip to Unionyille, Pa
Misses Natalie aud Marguerite ROBIN
son have returned home to this city from
spending q week with their grand
parents, Nr. aud Mrs James 7. Mullin
in West Cheatar
William Blackburn. of Philadelphia.
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Henderson,
spent Sunday In Reading, Pa
William Barlow hiss returned to
Chester after short stay in this city
G. M Carroll ard Miss Carroll. o.
Denver, Col spsns yesterday In this
city. Mr.. Carroll WAS a member Of the re
portorialstsff Of the Denver Times and 8
former BAltimorean. He proposes T.
locate In the East.
Gus Phillips left Wilmington on Sat
urday for st Louis, Missouri, where b
will reside for an inde6 ate period
Ex-Lsvy Court Commissio Ter Clark, o
Delaware CRY, was in town yesterday.
William R McLsuRhlin, Of Montreal
Canada, Is registered az the Clay tor
House.
General Secretary d 8 Dow, of til
local Yong Mans Christian Association
who has been attending contention 0
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

To the Editor OF the EVENING JOURNAL
Dear Sir: The long felt want has APP
peared and | must say 1t ais the bill III
al that Is wanting 10 make good
directory | will give three instances Of
people who have changed their names
without an act OF Legislature. viz Our
highly esteemed citzsn Hon Charles
Lors has cnangea his nauIe 10 Lawler,
AID Rev N Kvigwin. his TO MoAbrsm.
Harry H BillAny to Yillany which msk $
al tue Democrats laugh These wonder
full transformations are but three out OF
many. According to tbs way the long
felt want WAS advertised 1t was e1ptc ed
to be directory that would soar above
anything ever attempted la that line, but
as usual, our hopes were raised only "a
be dashed to pieces in their sudden fall
AS piece Of typographical work The
advertisements cannot be beaten, but foi
he rest II is the Eorst proofreading and
directory work | have ever struck l. II
matter OF regret that 80 many Of oui
uotsrieE csunot make living At THEFT
own busiuesr, but have gone into th,
notion and TRAINING business.
70 answer the question way the regu
lar directory Is not out yet, aud why WI
allowed the long felt want to come oui
hrst; X We had commenced on the ldti
day OF March TO substantially reprint oul
edition of1s94 it would have been dollv-
cred 20 our customers on March 26 w,
will not Issue our directory until We hay,
taken sufficient time to make l. q
accurate as human ingenuity can max
it, The book is now in the bindsr'
hands, aud | crave the public's patisnc
Tor but few days longer Whe /
does appear it will not be all oufsid
show but expect IL to reach II not exec
Iss usual high standing "pne fran
does not make the picture
w. COSTA. Manager.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

The Junior Auxiliary Of the Diocese 81
Delaware held It's anniversary 81 St
Andrew s Church on Saturday afternoon
II WAS well attended BY representatives.
from the various parishes Addresses
were delivered by Bishop Coleman. Rev
q. L Dahring, Of Pnlladeluhia, aud Rsv
G @ Hall, OF thla city. Nrs George @
Hall was the presiding officer Tn,
secretary, Miss Frances Swift, read
report showing that the sum Of 1915 "a
had been contributed during the year.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13
NJ. A. WHITCRAFT,
$40 KING STREET
MILLINERY.

Great fpot cash purchase Of Fine
Millinery Goods Bargains UMPIRE
cedented in this city.
Special lot Of exquisite trimmed
Hats that would cost elsewhere IS,
at 1928
200 beautiful Lace and Straw
Hats trimmed with flowers and
plumes, any one OF which could no.
be bought elsewhere for Less than
Sc, 1T ~ 50
100 Misses and Childrcn's Leg
norns trimmed with richest ma
terials, at $1.4S.
Now IS the time to get great bar
gains in Trimmed Hats. all our
Hats marked 10 about one-half
price.
Women's Trimmed Sailors, show
ing all the newest effects at Csc,
30c. SOC, zoe, 9sc.
Children Straw Hats with
pointed crown, all colors, from 19c
to s74s.
Another Big Bargain in
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

did not snap muscle a. has been stateo.
Upon first examination he doctors said
that 1t could be entirely cured, but that
1t must have long rest.
They have told me that | could so
ahead asd pitch but this atm belongs to
John McNahon and not to the Balti
more public or management and Mac Is
TOO Soung 60 talks risks with It Mana
ger Hsnlon has not quarrelled with me
1.-The public does all the chewing about
nv case
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

Miss Julia n. Leland gave a May party
to her friends on Wednesday in Roth
wells woods on the river road IN New
Castle hundred. Among those who
attended were: Misses Fannie VI
Estlin, Edith Curlet, Eva Down
ward, Mary Blackburn, Jane Poole, Lizzie
LeFerse, Julia Lohand. Mabel Downward,
Anna Megginaon, Carrie LsFeres, Martins
Lohaud, Lena Blackburn, Charles Jordan,
Richard Megginson, Jesse Mckay, Harry
Jordan, R w Riohenberger, Charles a.
and Wilbur l. Sasse.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

PITTsBURG, May l3 The cornerstone
of ST. Francis Xavier's church in Allie
ghany was laid. Over 400 Of the mem
bers of the Irish societies had assembled to
parade, and the Cathedral band was to lead
them. Bishop Phelan, however, decided
that it was not proper to have a band at a
cornerstone laying and dismissed the must
clans. AS a result the Board Of Erin and
the Hibernian Rifles refused TO participate
in the ceremonies.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

You want something artistic for your
centre table Something that will instruct
as well is amuse Well, bet copy Of
Famous Paintings o. the World" bound
in cloth and gold II is beautiful port
folio OF artistic masterpieces and 81 75
will buy IT. Made TO sell at So Only a
few left. Apply at. EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13
Madison Avenue
HOTEL,
@~a.aausz~uas-z@sa
sIadison kve. and 5Sth ST.,
NEW YORK.
ssse, Sy sns ~.


So per Sgy snS ~. ,trlsylass P'as
Fireproof ard nrst.cisss in evSsy psr'
ticular.
Two blocks trim the Third and Sixth
Avenue Elevated railroads.
The Madison and 9TH Ave. and Rslt
Lias cars pass the door.
. r. N. eLAHs. raaF.
Passenger Elevator runs al night
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13
A BASEBALL PITcAeR's Am.
Mcmahon, the Wilmington world Beater
Now AImost Readr TO walk 10 the Bsx

NIcMahoH, the VT TmlnEton WoFIu- HeHtrFi
John Mcmahon. ;hs WILMINGTON
baseball player. who became 9 world
beaten in the pitchAt's box OF the Bslii
more Baseball Club, champion OF the
Nstiopsl League, was in the city to- das
and ssid that before month has passed
he will be pitching his ususl winuing
game To reporter be SAID:
Ever since lRss August have been
having my arm tr,a,ed BY two OF the
best surgeons 10 Amsfics | had torn >
small ligameDt aHsy fTom M Gle and
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13
aEquaI Rlghts'I Now

It isn't called "women's rights" or
"women's suffrage" any more, says new
woman 1t is equal rights" In the new
pArlanee.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

For the above occasion the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad uompsny will sell ex
curslsn tickets To Philadelphia and return
for all trains May gosh and 2lst. valid
for retnrn until Msy 28rd, at 10 cents for
the rAMnd trip
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13
Insane Woman Murders a Priest.

PARIS, May 13.-The woman Amelot.
who murdered the Able dc Broglie has
been found to be insane. Able dc Broglie
had been her oonfessor, and she shot him
under a delusion that he had illuminated
her
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

Everything must be sold st the greai
picture sale. NJ. 500 Market street,
commencing May 16.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
li~ved IN six hours by the "Sew Great south
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
r. "A Great surprise n account Of It's exceeding
prsmptuess ia relieving pain In the Dlsddtr,
kidneys hack aud every part OF this urinary
psssaKe- 80 male or female. IL relieves re en-
il3 OF water and pain IN passing u almost
fntuls lately. Il sou want quick relief ana cure
this = vonr remedy. Scid ~ 8. :. Begsam and
2. 3amrs H-ir. druggists. Wilzsington. Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

Baltimore At Cioeiunatl.
Philadelphia a. Pittsb1rg.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Louisville.
New York at Chicago
Brooklyn st st Louis
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

WILKINSON-CIIR AT tho district
parsonage. No 305 West seventh street, on
"Wednesday May ., 1895. by hev. n. ". Barrett. .
Madison T.. WIKI nson ana Fanny J. Curry ,
both of New astle. Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

Al communications intended for insertion
!. this column should be addressed 10 Society
Editov are Of the EvRHIuG JOURNAL. Oo1n-
snuni0ssions should be written on one side OF
ahe paper only
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13
wiImingtonIaaa st Atlantic city.

The CITY by the Sea e getting to be
more popular With Wilmir gtonians every
day On ih3 Boardwslk yesterday were
seen George E hirkman, William j
Fisher and wife, Mrs NJ M Clesver,
Edward Belts, disH Bstts, H. B Dan.
forth and wife, Harry T Pickles, Howard
Garrett. Judge Wales, II R Benson and
wife, Charles &. Fritz aud wife, DR. g G.
Honeywell and Morris Lazy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

Baltimore. 4 Pittsburg, 4 Grain
Cincinnati, IL; Brooklyn,
ST Louis, 10; Philadelphia, 0
Boston s; Chicago.
Louisville New Yoik-Rsin.
Cleveland w ashington-Rain.
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Guests of the Railroad Return
From Old Point Comfort.
wILMINaToNIANs AT ATLANTIC

nrIss Lofiand Entertained Her Friends at
a Pleasant May Party-Engagement OF
Miss Sarah Roth and 8. Greenbaum An
nounced-Personal Mention of Whining
ton People aud Their Friends.
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Wednesday, May 10Th,
SPECIAL BARGAINS

which you should sec. When
you come for your piece of
music kindly look around our
store, visit every counter and
allow US to demonstrate to
you how much we can give
you for a dollar. We claim
that nowhere in this great
country of ours can you get
more in quantity and quality
for your money than at our
counters.
Respectfully,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

hArboA"UA AACAAA CA0 tAut OoullpIIs
The following party returned from q
trip to old Point Comfort early this
morning: Mr. and Mrs. s. Il. Monahsn.
MIR. ana Mrs w. a. Norris. Mr. and
Mrs. w. v. Boughman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Harrison and sister. Mr.. ana
Mrs. j Booker and daughter, O. f. Sher-
burne, w ID Shakespeare. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Frank Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Johnson, John II Regain, Mr. and Mrs. P
Fitzgerald and daughter, Mr. aud Mrs
David Reeder. Mr. aud Mrs Samuel
Barron and daughter, Mr. and Mrs E H
Earring, Mr. and Mrs NJ NJ
Shaw. William Randolph, Mr. and
Mrs j. 7. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs Ban
jamin F. Harrington and daughter. Mr..
ard Mrs. James Hanson and son, Mrs
Hukul and daug htsr, Mrs William
Morgan and daughter, Mrs @ e Wyman
and son, Mr. and Mrs. James Frazsr, Mr.
and Mrs. James Restein, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. L. Rsnniger They were the con
ductors and engineers OF the Maryland
division of the r., w n B railroad and
their wives and daughters, who were
taken on the complimentary excursion
by the railroad company. They report
having had delightful trip
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-05-13

Cincinnati, s; Baltimore, 8
Washington, 10; Louisville. 6
St. Louis, 9; Brooklyn, 4
Chicago, s; Cleveland, 8.