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Evening journal., 1895-11-04
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LITTLE Rock, Nov -Excitement over
the prizo fight question has entirely died
out, and things have settled down to a
normal condition. Bob Fitzsimmons went
TO the Union station in company with a
party OF newspaper men 60 meet the can
non ball from Hot Springs, on which Cor
bett was expected TO arrive. A large crowd
followed him, probably in anticipation Of
an impromptu set 20, but Corbett was
not ON the train Corbott and party left
Hot Springs last evening for Memphis
Fitzsimmons' movements are uncertain.
All the special correspondents have left,
and the town seems deserted.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04


was made ut official papal audience ON
Oct O. As vicar general Mgr Farley as
sisted Archbishop Corrigan in the govern
ment Of the division. As auxiliary bishop
he viii be OF creator aid, especially in the
performance Of episcopal functions.
The prompt action OF the Roman curia
In the case is an evidence OF the high es-
tcem in which the bishop elect Is held by
the holy see, especially as it is only few
months since he was crea5od prothono-
tary apostolic.
As tho hrief will not arrive before the
end Of November 10 Is most likely that the
conservation OF Mgr. Farley VIII occur
somo time In December
Tho appointment IS said to be one most
pleasing to the clergy and the people OF
New York, as the monsiEnor has boon for
nearly 90 years identified with the admin
istrntion OF this diocese. He served for la
years as secretary to the late Cardinal
Archbishop McClosSoy and for the last
five yenrs as vicar general, besides being
for a long time mombor OF the archbish-
ops council.
Mgr. Farley has just returned from
Mexico, whore ho travelled In company
with Archbishop Corrlgan.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Political Amenity In Kentuoly.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. A special from
Smiths Grove, KY, says: The Democrats
held a rally at the Shady Grove sohoel
house, which was interrupted by outsid-
ers. The confusion became so great that
Chairman Hall was compelled to adjourn
the meeting. A general fight ensued, in
which Hall was shot i'm the head and bad
" beaten. He may recover John NJ. Har-
vey was fatally shot in the bowels John
G. franklin dubbed TO Inconsistencies,
and others were badly bruised. Politics
is said TO have been the cause Of the at
tack. The officers have not been able as
vet to capture any Of the men.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Inrnrs, Fntnl onnrrel.

CHARLESTON W. Va, Nov. A. AT tho
village of Eagle Erwin Hoosloy and Bette
Shields who have been lovers, fell out on
account Of Hoosley's jealousy. She was
seen by him on the street with another
man the previous day Ho demanded an
explanation, which was given, but which
did not suit him. He fred at her the bull
let cutting her neck slightly. Bette used
her pistol freely in the street duel that en-
sued, shooting three times and each bull
let took effect Hoosloy is dying and
Miss Shields is under arrest
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Social and Peraonal Notes.


Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hitch have
returned to Seaford after visit In this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry NJ VickerH, Of
Georgetown have been spending short
time With relatives here.
W. w Hubbard and wife Of Chester
town, Md, will accompany Governor
Watson and staff to Atlanta
Mrs. john D. Carter, Of THE Cliffs"
in Kent county Md , has bean visiting
friends at Townsend and Wilmington.
Mrs. Thomas Q 1illeu and children are
visiting Mrs. E. w. Ryan at Georgetown.
Mrs. Wilmer D Palmer has returned
from a visit TO Mrs. J. d. Blakely, st
Chester.
Miss Margaret Gill is visiting Mrs. j.
@ Lamborn, at BerWin, Pa.
Miss Eta Cam is a guest OF the family
OF Rev. Vincent Nichols, ct Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. Mlllard willln aud Miss
Willie Locates, of Ssaford, are visiting
friends In this city.
Miss Sara Marshal. OF Georgetown, has
been visiting WILMINGTON friends.
Harry Jscobs is spending his vacation
with relatives in Laurel.
Mr. and Mrs Hall Shipley, Of Ssaford,
are guests Of Wilmington friends.
Mrs. E R Wilson, of Georgetown, is
visiting relatives here.
Author D. Thomas, of Wissshickon, is
whiting friends in Wilmington.
Mrs Sarah Roberts. of this city. has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hug h
Forman, Of Gsoynedd.
Miss Ora Poole is the guest OF Miss
Myra Kennedy, of Swsrshmore.
Miss Blanche Clark, OF Swsdesboro.
has been visiting with Mrs. EsVes, OF
this city.
Miss Ollie Dsnny. of Psnnsgrove, has
been this guest Of Mrs Fred II Harrison
OF this city.
Mrs. Jane Feaster was the guest Of
Mrs. James Cunningham, Of PenDsgrove,
last week.
Miss Iva Jordan is visiting Mrs Charles
Mills in New Castle.
Miss Sallie Evans has bsen visiting
her cousn Miss sSallle Hsnsbury, Of
Defiance, N J.
] II Ralston, Of Hyattsville, Md, il
registered at the Clayton House.
George Spence, of Newark, was the
guest OF Wilmington friends yesterday,
Hon. Thomas B Smith returned from
Baltimore this morning.
William B ShRrplefs left for Bostcr
this morning where he has accepted
position in large business house.
w Il. Bocz OF Harrlneton, Is regis
tered at the Hotel jennings.
Among the guests Et the Hote
Jennings are Mr. and Mrs. G. T
Hartman, OF Philadelphia.
Eijsh Grson, of Washington, was il
town lesterday.
T. Baysrd Heisel. who has been on tn
sick list for several days, is sufficiently
recovered to be At his ofice
James G Carroll. Of Springfield Mass
has returned home after q p'easan
visit TO relatives In this city.
Robsrt Eoffsckor, Sr Of the smyrn
TiBes, was in town to-dsy,
Deputy Recorder Of Dseds Edwin A
Read. whose close attention to hi
official duties has impaired his health, i
st Atlsntic City recuperating.
William NJ. Shakespeare, Of tx
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

w A Mcclure, a we'll known citizen Of
Mckay, Ohio, 10 OF the opinion that there
Is nothing 81 gord for children troubled
With colds or Group "a Chambsrlaln's
Cough Remedy He hiss used II In bis fam
lily for several Years with ths best results
and always Keeps . bottle OF it In the
house After having Ia grippe be was him
self troubled with a severe cough He
used other remedies without benefit and
then concluded to try the children's msd
lcine and to bis dsiight IL snon effected a
permanent cure % and 90 cent bottles
for ssls by z James Belt. druggist, corner
9Th and Market streeta.
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MARRIED

ALLEN-THORNTON-On November cad
a. Goodman Church personage, No 5Ql Frank.
I'm street, b. Rev John France, James J.
Allen aud Emma tn )rnton, both Of this city.
NEG ENDANK- SCOTIA Wesley NJ. e.
parsouage. Jackson aud linden streets. on
Wednesday evening. October 30, 1885, By Rev.
WV SHARP. q. II. NeRencank and Miss Lucy
e scotr, both OF ibis city.
HODDA.-On October 20, 1895. at
No.SiV NlnBuran street, by hev. W Jaggard,
Char.ea sh1ll and Mary n Rhodda.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
TraIn Rohbers In nlexIco.

ToRREoN, Mexico, Nov. 4.-One Of the
most daring train robberies that has ever
occurred in the republic Of Mexico was
committed on the San Pedro branch Of
the International railroad last week, in
which the Wells Fargo Express company
lost s5, 000 but through the secrecy Of the
officials the facts were suppressed until
now. The robbers entered the car while
the messenger was absent and threw the
safe out of the car door and then made
their escape and later rined it Of the con-
tante
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Attempt 20 Burn a Chiidron'a Home.

CEEvELANp, Nov. i-The police arc
puzzled over attempts OF incendiarios 20 dc.
stroy tho Speed Home For Infants Ia this
city The building has been sot on fire
seven times. some of the attendants say
they saw man looking from an attic
window, but all attempts to discover the
person who set the fires have failed. There
are 90 children IN the home, and the at.
tondants are In a state Of panic.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Hint TO FERN Lovers.

George r. Townsend 10 Overfo wing
with sentiment. he loves flowers and
plants OF all kinds, with a particular
affection for ferns-not the hot-house
varieties, but those which grow luxu-
rlsntly 10 SHADY woodland hooks. He
says that persons who wish TO lay 10 q
supply for the bsGutifying OF their
homes can get most beautiful varieties
In tue rRviae on the south side OF Haines
ave nue, near the little bridge.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
PrnIrls Fires In Indiana.

WHITING, Ind, Nov. 4.-The prairie
fires which have been burning south Of
here for the past two weeks have finally
reached the border of this place and are
raging on the south edge OF tho town In
the district known as R0bcrtsdnle nnd
about the Sheffield race tracE. About =, 600
acres between here and Hammond have
been burned. Much Of this territory Is a
kind of peat and is still burning. The
fremen are working to prevent the spread
of the flames TO the city.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
AIuIe. PerIah In a TIre.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa. Nov. A spark
from pipe which an employee was smok-
ing set fire 60 the nay in the mule stable
in the Douance mine. The stable is 600
feet below tho surface An alarm was
sounded, and large number OF miners
fought the FIRE all night Eighteen mules
perished and other property to the value
OF $40, 900 was destroyed.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Firo In a sole Leather Factory.

RANDOLPH, Mass. Nov "A large
wooden building on Main street. occupied
by Edmund Cottle q Co. as a cut solo
leather factory, was destroyed 10y fire.
The fire was caused by a defective CHM
noy and whom discovered had spread
through the entire building. A large
amount Of stock and valuable machinery
was destroyed The building was owned
by J W. Pratt, and his loss is about ., 600.
The loss to the contents is S25, 600, partly
covered by insurance.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
saw PrInceton,a rrIumnh.

A number of WILMINGTON people SAW
the great game between Phi i8cston and
Harvard on Saturday afternoon, not
withstendlng the hard rain. Most OF the
men Of the party were former Princeton
students, aud their enthusiasm ran high
They returned with filing colors
Those Ia the party were Miss Julia
Maull Miss Csrrle Bash, Misc
Canning, Miss Habb. the Misses
Cause, Miss Smith, Judge and Mrs.
j. Frank Ball, Mr.. and MRS. WlHsrd
Hall Porter, Mrs william Bush, DR..
Ogle. Rodney Cause, MIR and Mrs
Edwin IL. Gayley, Henry Thomp
son. John X Bradford, Arthur
Spruaacs. Messrs. Bissepe and Harvey,
Lea McIlvaine, j. Earnest Smith
andrew Gray and Professor Isaac 7.
johnson.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
me EarthauaIre at Sea.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Nov. 4.-The
schooner Myra Rupne from Unalaska, re-
ports experiencing a severe earthquake at
sea Oct "a. The captain was in the rig
ging, and the sea was smooth as glass
when the vessel began to shake violently,
every timber creaking, and tho sea became
greatly agitated. The vibrations lasted
two minutes. On the following day the
schooner passed through a large area Of
apparently muddy water
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Six indictments Against Lewis.

DAYTON, O., Nov. Among the in
dictments by the grand jury are 90 re-
turned against Zachary Il. Lewis, the
bond forger, charging forgery Of bonds
negotiated with banks here. The forged
bonds purport to be good paper issued by
Butler, Adams and Miami counties and
by the board Of education Of Tippeoanoe.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
MnribOTouah Passes Through Town.

The Duke OF Marlborough, who is to
wed Miss CORsueio Vanderbilt. passed
through this city to. day over the P, w.
& railroad en- route TO New York from
Washington, where lie had spent several
days Ga business with ths British en-
bassey. he was accompanied by Sir
Julian PaunoSfOte and other attaches Of
the Embassy. he will arrive in New
York In time TO attend an afternoon
dinner given by Mrs. Broekholst cutting
10 the bridesmaids.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
oak Ridge sanitarlum burned.

CLEVELAND Nov. 4-The Oak Ridge
sanitarium at Green Spring, o., a four
story brick structure, 100 feet square, was
destroyed by fire The As guests, most Of
whom were invalids, all escaped, many Of
them having to be carried from the burn
ing building. The loss viii DO in the
neighborhood OF $40 coo, with an insur-
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

from Archbishop
Corrignn that the
archbishop's lot
ter to the pope Of
Sept. IA, asking
for the election Of
Mgr. j. NJ. Farley
70 the episcopate
as auxiliary bish.
op OF New York,
has been gracious.
ly and promptly
accedod TO. The
letter OF appoint
mcnt is date d
Rome, Oct. 9, and
tt pauFfpafirp
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Fnrcer Mnrd Arrestsd.

MEMPHIS Nov. 4.-The state depart
ment is in receipt Of cablegram from
United States Minister p NJ. b. Young
at Tegucigalpa, Honduras, announcing
the arrest in that city Of A. X. Ward, alias
A. W. Kenneth, the Memphis forger and
embezzler, who fed with over $500, 600.
Ward will be held for extradition papers.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
An ontario village Wiped out.

CORNWALL, Ont, Nov. 4.-Half the viii
lage of Lancaster, a short distance from
this town, has been wiped out of existence,
by fire. The loss, including all the prinoi
pal stores, hotels and many private resi-.
dences, amounts to 500 600, with about
$40, 600 insurance.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Delaware Day at the Atlanta Exposition,
Nov. 0-Via PennsyITania Railroad.

Nov. 0-via Pennsylvania Railroad.
For the people Of this state who desire
TO visit the Cotton States and Interna-
tional Exposition at Atlanta on Delaware
Day. November 9, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company Will sell on Thursday
November 2 round trip tickets to Atlanta
and return. good for 10 days, at rate OF
$40 from Wilmington via ell routes and
a. proportionate rates from other points
A large variety Of routes Is offered TO The
public with through sleeping cars and
dining cars. Via Washington and
Southern Railway trains leave Whining
ton ct s OF a IN 90 and Al p m 4,
arriving in Atlanta the following day at
90, 10 90 a m AID 55 m respss5-
lively; via Washington aud AtlSutic
Coast Line leave Wilmington at - p
noon A. via Washington and Ssabosrd
Air Line leave Wilmin 9ton at 23 p m
g 05 N Congressional Limited) and - 54
midnight; via Cape Charles Route leave
Wilmington at II 03 g. m. and 1901
midnight; via Baltimore ard the Bay
Line leave Wilmington at % P 10 via
l Wa shington, thence steamer 70 Ports
mouth, thence Seaboard Air Line leave
1 Wilmington at $50 p IN Excursion
tickets will bs sold November via Cape
/ Charles Route At rate OF $40 from Dover,
Clayton, Middlstown, Harrington ana
smvrna; $40 75 from Gsorgeto Tn and
| SIS AZ from Seaford Pullman accom-
nodAtions can bs secured AID fuller
information obtained on application to
ticket agents
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Rprraa IN Death In a Dredre.

MONTREAL, Nov. 4-Ex-Chiof Of Po-
lice Page Of St. Cunegondo, a Montreal
suburb, and Cyrille Moquina, a Crag
street butcher, were burned TO death in
government dradge in the Lachine canal.
Page was watchman on the dredgei and
MoQuina frequently stopped with him for
company. Il is believed the fire was start
ed by lamp explosion. When the firemen
arrived, both mon were discovered burned
to o crisp. Both leave large families.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Cnntain HeaIr Injured.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Nov. 4.-News
has reached here that Captain Healy Of
the United States revenue cutter Bear
met withwhat may prove a fatal accident
at Unalaska. He fell from the wharf a
distance of 10 feet into the water, his back
striking a floating log. For several days
he was in a precarious condition and is
not vet ont of dnnger
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
After DuolIs and Fun Combined,

A jolly party, consisting Of John Pierce,
George G. Smith, William D. Blackburn
aud Harry Taylor, sail to day on Captain
Thomas Smiths handsome and speedy
schooner-yscbt Msyfower for a weeks
ducBlng on Mahone's river.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
passenger service of tbs Delaware rail
road, has gone to Brooklyn, N. Y, on
viqit
slncsonnnh r,obhsr KIND.

KLAMATH FALts. Or, Nov. 4.-Adolph
&. Frick, horse thief who escaped from
prison last week, held up the stage from
Agcr, Cal While Frick was riding mail
sack he was shot by passenger. His
wound is not serious.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Aocldoptallv suTocated bv Gas.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Pierro Lannabras,
40 years old, a French cook, was found
dead i'm his bed at 7Sl Sixth avenue, hav-
ing been suilocated By illuminating gas,
which flowed from burner in his room.
There is little doubt ttat death was pure
" accidental
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
suicide In Ills sweetheart's Home.

NEW YORK, Nov. August Weeks, a
clerk, 90 years old, whose homo is in st.
Mark place. Brooklyn committed sui
eide at IS West One Hundred and Thirty
first street, where he was visiting young
lady. Ho shot himself in the head with a
ravolvnr
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
AID FOR CUBA.
Five Thousand Men Have Joined the Insur-
gents at Matanzas.

gents at Matanzas.
TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 4.-Passengers ar
riving from Cuba say that fully D. 900 men
have Joined the insurgents from Matanzas
province in the last 40 days.
About 10 days ago 250 insurgents con-
cealed themselves in a cemetory on the
outskirts Of Cardenas, attacking 40 pass
ing regulars. The insurgents lost two
dead, five wounded; Spanish loss, eight
killed. wounded.
A priest who went to Lacrete camp to
hear confessions reports his having found
$50 armed and 200 unarmed men in Sagua
district
Letters from Maoeo say his headquar-
ters near Santiago are unmolested by the
Spaniards. He is on the aggressive.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
waIcoit FIGURING MN burned.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. AT Faribauli
the Walcott Touring mill and seven dwell
ing houses, all owned by NJ. r. Sheffield,
were destroyed by fire. Loss, $3.50, 600
insurance, $40, 600.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
A BUEaLER. l.. NICHOLS.
BBFRLER & NICHOLS,
UndeTtaksTS and EmbaImerS,
Telephone, 75o. 513 sHIPLEY 81.
IrcrNsr APPLIoArIoNs.

NOTICE Il, WALTER @ CHEAvENs.
~ the tenant and cccup mt OF the house stu
ated ~ No. 50l West Front streets. ia
the Third ward in the city OF Will
mington. county of New Castle. and State OF
Delaware. in compliance with the require
ments OF the acts OF the General Assembly
IN such case made aud provided. do hereby
give notice that shall apply In writing TO tho
Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the state Of elaware, IN and
for New Castle county. on Monday. the 18th
day OF November, 1850, being the next term
Of said court. for license for said house as
an lnn r tavern, for the "a therein of in
toxicating liquors Ia less quantities than one
quart. TO be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizeos of said ward,
at least twelve OF whom are substantial free-
holders of said war recommend the said
application, viz;
Thomss Duffy Henry Wiisil
David J. Chambers Patrick Dillon
ID w. lynch. 1atrlck Long
James Kelly Thomas Farmer
James Grant John n. Spragg
Daniel r. Haughey J. e.. Sci ell
Edward O'Donnel q. NJ. Lloyd
Edward Murphy William X. Shaw
n. Monaghan Peter Kelley
II. James Feaster Willien Denner
Michael Leahy Frank Garner
John J. Haney Charles Schluchter
John McCanerty Charles Kelley
MALTkR I. CHEAVEHS.
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sulclde at yYntcrtown.

WATERTowN N Y, Nov. 4.-Ernost
Price, aged 40, committed suicide by tax
ing poison. This is the second case OF sui
eide within "a hours. The store whore the
hoison was purchased cannot be ascertain
cd The district attorney viii investigate
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
To Marry a nfaryIand Girl.

Nd, has Issued cards for the msrriage.of
her daughter, Miss Katie Goslyn, TO
Woodland D. Stevens, of Ssaford, on
Thursday afternoon, November IA. A. 9
o'clork in st Stephens P. e Church,
East New Market, Md
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
A wnmnn nnrnnd tn nnnth.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 4--Mrs. Helen Lang
dorf was burned TO death, and her hus
band and children barely escaped from the
house, which was destroyed, together with
another house adjoining.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
schooner Stranded on the Jersey Coast.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Superintendent
Kimbal Of the life saving service was in
formed from Atlantic City that the
schooner f. c. r. Young OF Baltimore,
with a crew Of Eve men, light stranded
one-eighth OF mile north of the life saw
ing station. The crew was saved.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
An Iowa Tovn Doomed.

MARsHALTowN, Ia, Nov 4. "A specim
from Arcadia, Ia, says the town is burn
ing and is doomed, as there is no fire pro
lection and a high wind prevails
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
ID. rnn,n win Rnmnln.

MADRID, Nov R-The report that Som
or Dupuy do LONE is to be recalled from
Washington is pronounced untrue. The
statement is given out that the govern
ment is thoroughly satisfied with his sery-
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

yuILMINGTON AND eJORr.s ERN sAJL,-
w ROAD. Tine table In eften Sept. al
1855.
Trasns lnnvs Wilmington. Frsart ofrcet
station. for Is. a 0. Junction nrcff et uils
Winterthur, Guyencourt. f'r4rcs-ar, icttzrts
Chadda' Ford Jurctir. Ft.+ uti',, N css
Chestar, Ernbreevilie. NDs,orv ~. CrAtts-
Vile and intermediate -rAticre ia';t root
Sunday. at Z 90 a N. >ur p iof
Sunday only At 10 81. / IS rnd 80 M
For HAynosburK JunctftiIl. @..ilrlrslI atl4
Intermediate staticrS daily. eV-epi Suufoys
~ e5 an. 81 and KS . .nutals ontg "a
10 = m; ! 50 AMI 4 Is p "a. .H..
For Joanra llff.sD0rs. il-Aoii4a eur ,hrtif
mediate stAt,ius. dsiiY. eSosrf .1r'ss ~
! So . n ANIL g. = u BuudaF 9nu 10 ~
and bh m.
A. a. 8cCA OHl.hND Sonetiutendent.
BOWN ESS BRIGGS. Her. Passenger Azent
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

Wonderful are the cures accomplished by
Hood'e StrsapRriiia and yet 10 Is only becsuse
hond'r Sar aparilln. The ono true blood puriii-
er, mskes pure, rich. healthy bl00d.
Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels act easl-
Is yet promptly and efficiently
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
riIiInh l,r u snntrr

KoNIGsBERo, Germany, Nov. "A par
ty of civilians insulted and stoned a sem
try at the Pioneer barracks. Tho sentry
thoreupon fred upon and killed one ana
soTerely wounded another Of the party.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
MeR. FARLEY PRoMoTEp.

rho Vicar General Chosen Auxiliary Bishop
Of New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.--The Eight Rev.
Mgr. John NJ. Farley, vicar general Of
the diocese Of New York and rector OF
st. Gatriels church, has received word
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

ance Of $40, GOO The building was owned
by johnson & Cobb Of this city, the pro-
prietOrs
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A Very Fast Mile.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. Arthur Gardner
of Chicago rodea mile flying start, paced,
at Fountain Ferry i'm 1915 10, one second
undor tho Glass B record.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

Wigges-"Where did you get your coldf'
WaEsles-"What difference does that mat ef
What want 10 know 70 where / am going 10
get rid OF IL OmerYille Journal.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

Every one wants the best. When orderI
Ing Cocoa or Chocolates be surs and ask
for Huylers.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
ITEMS o. IN. EREsT.

"Blixton has spent a fortune on his
daughters voice. .""Yes, but he's repaid for IL
she has lost her voice entirely. Chicago
Inter-Ocean.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

All communications Intended for Insertion
IA this column should be addressed 20 Society
Editor. care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munications should be written oa one side of
f.bs paper only.
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NVcnlnor Enracast.

warmor generally fair east to south
winds
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

Quick Luncn
At Beckstt's, Nos. and s West Sixth
street
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Wilmingtonians Who Saw the
PRINCETON Victory.
IN AND OUr OF THs CITY

VRb ere Some wiIminstOa People Spent a
who Entertained Out Of Town Friends.
Other Events Of Social Interest Occurring
About the city