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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-11
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-11
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VIII.

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-11

tire Ge6nung finben unb fire antizDterreiz
9H9en 8eitrebungen fe nit Semen Derbin=
ben.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
TELEeRAPHic BRIEFS.

Tho strike at tho Edgar Thomson steel
works at Braddock Pa, is broken.
The village Of Orlu. in the Pyrenccs.
has been party overwhelmed by an ava
Ianche.
At Pittstou. Pa. Odd Fellows ball.
With the entire block on which 1t Stood
was destroyed BY fire
The little town Of Nebo, I. T., was Wis
ited by throe men. who robbed tho stores
aud left the town in ashes.
Heavy snowstorms have prevailed
throughout Austria, and railroad commu-
nication is interrupted In many places.
At Xenia. O.. powder mill exploded,
demolishing the building and killing
Adoiph Kreble, Arthur Harris and Gift
ford Horney.
Daniel II. Craig who died OF heart dis
ease while sitting in a chair at Asbury
Park, n. j., was the originator OF the
fast news service in the United States.
Captain Dreyfus, the French cartain
convicted Of selling military secrets u
foreigners. was disgraced before ), ,0Co sol
diers in Paris and scntcnced % Life Ia.
prisomnont.
The will of sha lato Euscne Kelly, ths
New York banker. leaves sll0, 900 fol
charity, ard tho rest of. his vast foFtOne !.
left 70 his fainil5. orC son--Sobert J. vie
inc disInhee.ted.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
TRAINS IN DANGER.
snowSlides In the Alieghanies Cover the
Tracks For Miles.

enowsiides In the Aileghanies Cover the
Tracks For Miles.
RENovA Pa, Jan. -Snowslides Gov
ering five miles a few miles west of Lock
Haven Oh the Philadelphia and Erie rail-
road blocked traffic While a freight train
enst bound was running along the base Of
the snow capped Alleghanies, with the ico
bound Susqtrianna below, it was sudden
~ submerged by an avalanche of dry,
seety snow. which cOursed down the
mountain side lctween Ritchie and Hyner
like wheat from an elevator and with all
the treaohery of quicksand The train
was covered almost its entire length.
Crews frnm the east and from the west
to tho number Of several hundred train
mon cane ia the rescue and worked the
train through the suowslidcs for dis
tance of five miles Meanwhile the Erie
nail trnin. with large number Of pas
sengcrs. lay At this place for eight hours
The mail train ran the gantlet aud
scraped tho white wall, which pressed
threateningly against the windows almost
crushing the panes The train was in i'm
minent danger Of being engulfed or hurled
down rhs bank into the river Hundreds
Of men are standing ready to rush to en-
gulfed trains. as the danger is great
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
VIM. b.. SHARP &zsCO.
Fourth and Market streets.
aI.2B Given Away.

We have few copies left of one
OF the most beautiful works Of art
now on the market. Il is a portfolio,
bound In cloth and gold, containing 326
reproductions OF paintings by the worlds
most famous artists. Acco mpanying
each picture is short criticism Of 1t.
as an encyclopedia Of art the work is a
gem and as an instructor for both young
and old IL is valuable. The work Is
peculiarly appropriate for 2 holiday gift
that possesses besuty and merit and at
the .sans tims Is inexpensive. We ran
across these art books in New York and
took the lot for our readers They were
made to sell for SO and we got them for
81 70, so that somebody Is giving 81 25
away No mere after these few
copies are gone. Leave your order for
one at the EVENING JOURNAL of6ce.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
At SIC a pound.

doz good quality, engraved triple
plated tea spoons, reduced from 50o TO 15c.
The Ideal Pspsin Che wing Gum, 2
packages for 90
The best brand Of De Lang's Hooks and
Eyes, % a doz
We have about 10 doz more of those
PapeterieS, consisting Of "a sheets
OF writing paper and "a envelopes. which
we will close out at Go Nn Boxes
A story book for children for 10. II
you take II will .cost sou nothing. II
you take 4 It will cost To-
A nice set Of Alphabetlc Blocks for
Children, reduced to 20.
A superior quality Of silk and satin
ribbon which we will olose out Rt lc a
yard reduced from DC
Ladies' 6ne Muslin Chemises, reduced
from 25c TO l7c
We have about 8 dozen OF Mems All
pine Hats. In black. blue and brown. at
700 These hats are we'll worth 3 90
We will sell you on Tuesday = Ladies
Silver Ring, guaranteed sterling silver.
for Zoe. Sold everywhere else for SOC
A nobby pair OF Cuff Buttons, sold 10
every jewelry store for 25c, reduced to 9c
pair. Come early as we only have about
20 dozen left.
A nice Baby Rattle, reduced from g. tc
Be-
Mems natural All-wool Undershirts,
reduced from 81 90 to 49e
25 per cent of on all Mems, Ladies' and
Childrens Shoes
Evening journal., 1895-01-07

Pyle and DR.. L. A. Kittlnger, attended
the Union League reception rendered to
Governor-elect Hastings Of Pennsyl-
vsnia, In Philadelphia, on Saturday
night
The Fortnightly Club will meet at the
residence Of John Mullln, Eighth and
Broome streets, this evening. The even
ing's entertainment will be musical and
literary in character.
Wesley Ewing, Of near Lewisvile, Pa.
and Milton Ssntman, Of Fair Hill. Nd
spent yesterday with Rev. L. w. Lsy6sld
at Epworth parsonage.
James A. Gebhart and family left ths
city at noon toe day for their future home
at Barlow Junction, Floridx Mr.
Gebhart will engage in fruit farming
Miss Mary Green, Of Newport, left
here this morning to resume her studies
at the Woman's College, Baltimore.
Ladies call and see our line OF pipes,
cigars and CIGAR cases. Durstein's, No.
East Second street.
John Crouch, cashier of the Citizens
Bank, Middletown, has bsen on visit in
the city.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
CHARGED TO. STRIKERS.
The Turning of the Company's Store IL Set
Down "a the Work Of Miners.

The Turning of tho Company's Store IL Set
Down the work of Miners.
DUBoIs Pa, Jan. THE large general
store nf Bell &, Lewis at this place was
burned to the first story. and the stock Of
merchandise was totally ruined by water.
The lnss will reach S7h. 600. The establish
insnt was known as the companys
store" and is generally thought TO have
heen owned by Bell. Lewis & Yates, the
coal operators whose miners are out on
strike It. IS the prevailing belief that the
fire was incendiary in its origin
It was learned that the miners who are
out on strike held a secret meeting at Rey-
noldsville Saturday afternoon What was
done at the meeting cannot be learned
further than that a call was issued for a
general meeting Of miners and citizens TO
he held at the opera house In this city this
morning at 10 o'clock, at which the strik-
ers win publicly define their grievances
and ask for aid and sympathy from the
puhlic Fifteen hundred men are out the
apparent canse of the strike being the
discharge Of 400 men from the Bell. Lewis
q Yates mines last week.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
BIG OIL FIRE.
A Five Hundred Barrel Tank Exploded, and
$500, 900 Damage Was Done.

IAut5huh bhulhEt " Dunts
BALTIMORE, Jan. THE fertilizer
works Of Grffith & Boyd, the acid works
Of G. II. & G II. Davidson and the stable
Office and home trade warehouse in the
yard Of the Standard OIL company at Can
ton were destroyed by fire. The total loss
will run upward OF $500, 600
The cause of the fire is not definitely
known, but is supposed to have been from
spontaneous combustion at a leak IN a
benzine pipe of the oil works. There was
a terrific explosion caused by the flames
communicating with a tank of 500 barrels
of 800" headlight oil.
The conclusion was felt at a distance OF
ten miles. The explosion blew the ware
house In which the oil tank was located to
pieces, some Of the timbers being carried
300 feet. Immediately after the explosion
the burning Of began to run in the gut
ters and over the streets and set fire
to the other property Twenty horses Ia
the stables of the Standard Oil company
were got out safely, but IL horses and two
mules in the stable Of Griffith Il Boyd
were destroyed The flames brilliantly
illuminated the eastern section of the city
and caused much excitement. No one
was injured.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
TROLLEY ACCIDENT.
Several Passengers Injured Tn the Mad Dash
OF Motor Car.

OF a MotOr Car
KINGSTON, n. ", Jan. "A serious &C.
cidont occurred on the Kingston City
Electric Street railway. The lower por-
tion Of the road is very steep grade down
the lower end of Broadway Near the top
of the hill is a switch. When car No. ],
in charge Of Conductor James Norton and
Motorman Charles Link, reached this
point going down, TIE motorman lost con-
troll OF his car, as ice had got between the
brake and the wheels to that extent that
the sand from the sandbox seemed to have
no effect The runaway dashed over a
curve at the bottom at terrific rate and
plowed half way through the towing
office taking down huge iron pillar IN
its flight The motorman was terribly in
jured about the skull. and he has been un-
conscious ever since and Is likely to die.
Conductor Norton came through safely
Mrs. James Seifforth was seriously shock.
ed and received number Of minor inju.
ries Her sister who was also In the car,
was severely bruised, but not seriously.
Two gentlemen from Germantown jump
ed Just before the car struck and escaped
with slight injuries.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
FELL WITH The WALL.
Toronto's Fire Chief Badly Hurt, One Fire
man KILLED and Others injured.


TORONTO. Jan. 7.-One fireman was
killed and several badly hurt in fire
which was discovered IN the basement Of
the Globe building on the corner OF Yonge
and Melinad streets. The alarm was given,
but before the first reel arrived flames
were pouring from every window from
garret to basement. Chief Ardagh and
Ave men OF the fire brigade mounted upon
the cornlce running around the first story
OF The Globe office and were breaking
windows 20 introduce the hose when the
northwest wall from the cornice up-hyo
stogles-feli with a crash. The men ieaped
into the pile ef bricks
Chief Ardagh was badly cut about the
head and had TO be removed Ia q cab.
Robert Bower received such injuries that
he was taken to the hospital, where he
subsequently died Charles Smedley,
Francis Forsyth. Robert Foster, James
Davidson and Harry Saunders are severely
injured
The Globe building. erected in 1889 at q
cost Of $40. 600, with q plant valued at
500, 600, was soon o complete wreck The
Toronto Lithograph company, which oc.
cupied floor in the building loses all It's
presses and many valuable stones.
From The Globe building the flames
crossed the street to Harry Webb's restau.
rant, and that building was gutted from
roof to cellar. Loss on tho building,
SEQ, 00Q on the stock. 500. 600. In the
rear Of Niche & Co s Italian wine mer.
chants, the building was also slightly dam
aged.
The wind then changed, blowing from
the cast, and McKinnon & Co s new
wholesale dry goods store was soon wiped
out Of existence, entailing loss Of $50 00C
on the building and si0o. 600 on stock
which had only been moved In few days
The total loss will be about $500, coo
The total insurance Is s46l, 600
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
A Novel and Pleasant Reception.

Special to the Evening journal.
MILFORD. Jan 7.-Fo q week before
hand, the little folks of Milford have been
ION tiptoe" sbont the DOLLS wedding
reception by Mrs Rondebush
on Saturday evening. The event
proved q great success The sight
of 300 children. pretty, well be-
haved and we'll dressed, aud at the
height OF joyful spirits and good
nature, hanked by another crowd Of
equally happy nurses, elder brothers and
sisters. mothers aud grsndmothers, will
long be remembered with pleasure by all
present, espscislly by the granddaughter
of the hostess, Miss Ann Burton Marvel,
the only child OF Judge and Mrs d. T
Marvel, for whose pleasure the party was
given.
The handsome, spacious mansion of
Mrs. Rondebush was beautifully dec
GRATED with cut flowers and potted
plants, and though there we're 500 guests
present, there was no crush
The doll bride wore a lovely little
frock of lace, with little veil Master
George + Price, Jr. son of Senator elect
Price, made perfect little groom.
The orchestra was assisted in the wed
ding march by the old plano. owned by
Mrs d T. Marvel, made in London aud
bought by Judge Peter Robinson for his
daughter, Mary Robinson, on her six
teenth birthday. The beautiful case Is
of mohogsny trimmed with rosewood
and inlaid with delicate lines of brass
and elaborately carved. 1t is the fac
smile of the well known old piano at
Mount Vernon Judge Robinson WAS the
great grandfather of mrs Marvel, and
great. great grandfather OF the bright
little girl in whose honor the novel
entertainment was given
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
r;re In n Convent.

NEw York, Jan. IA fire in the chap.
81 OF the San Franciscan sisters, on tho
second door Of their convent 10 Sullivan
street. started IN evergreens surrounding
the representation Of the " Alteration Of
the Magi " The figures representing tho
holy child. the Virgin Mary and the wise
men were destroyed, and q large painting
Of St Anthony. the patron saint Of the
order was also burned up.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
NO ARMlsTIcE.

Japan VIII Not Talk of Peace Until She
Holds Peking.
LONDON. Jan. "A dispatch to The
Times from Peking says that the Chinese
envoy to negotiate for peace with Japan
had farewell audience with the emperor
90 Friday Japan refuses to grant an
armistiee Mr. DENLY, the American min
lister believes that the negotiations will be
fruitless.
The Japanese will withhold their terms
for peace until they shall have occupied
Peking. Japanese landing parties are
busy exploring the bays on the east coast
OF the province Of Shantung.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
cnlnnsl n.rI.s Ennrral.

wAsHINGToN. Jan THE remains Of
Colonel Edward Milton Heyl u S. A.,
late inspector general of the Department
of the Missouri. who died In Chicago
Wednesday. were laid away in Arlington
cemetery with the military hob0rs due to
his rank and station.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
Saved hy Antitorjns.

MInDLETowN, N. r., Jan. 7.-Antitox-
ipe has heen in use in this city for the past
three weeks, and four cases Of diphtheria
have been cured by It, Two cases are re-
ported as having been cured by its use at
Port Jervis. while at East Branch, Della.
ware county, after the physicians had
given mp lad afflicted with the dread dis
ease antitoxine was administered and the
lad Is now convaiesoent
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
sornral mnls Rnrned.

HuNTINGToN. W Va. Jan 7.-Hamlin.
a small town and the county saat OF Lin
coin county. was almost wiped out by fire.
The fire originated in the Eagle Flour
mills and soon spread to the Hamlin hat
factory. a large plant, and also 60 a large
sawmill. All these buildings and several
smaller ones were entirely destroyed.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
rhe car seared enc Horss.

About o'clock this morning team
belonging to Harry Miller, plumber. and
driven by q man named Lyman, was
passing along Ninth near Church street,
when one Of the wheels became caught
In the car track. A car coming up,
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
Anothsr PIeasant surprIse.

An enjoyable surprise party was ten.
dered 10 Mr. and Mrs J Edward stroup
Of No 1917 Lancaster avenue, Saturday
evening Tue time was pleasantly spent
in music and games, and ct 10 80 refresh
msnts were served. Among the guests
present were Mr. aud Mrs George New
comb, Mrs J L YenDyke Misses Bessie
Whitemsn, Leah Norris. laura Macsllis-
ter, Hattie Smith. Dora Norris. lnga
Nswoomb, Reba stroup, and Matthew
Lald we'll, Ctarencs -Hyrons. Frank Bed
we'll, John Caldwell Ernest samworth,
Toulson Bed we'll, Lee Whiteman, Willism
Norris, Frank Wilde, Earle Stroup and
Merritt Newcomb
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
Edwln ElnsteIn RcsIrns.

NEW YORK, Jan, The blaokballing
of Theodore Seligmnn, son Of the we'll
known banker, Jesse SeligmAn, by the
Union League club has rs its sequel the
resignation Of Edwin Einstein, who has
been a member since 1869.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
Negro Coupls cIubbed 10 Death.

EDWARDS Miss Jsn 7.--J,outs Gallo
way (coloredl, aged and prosperous farm
er, together with his wife. was found dead
near their cabin Indications are that
both were beaten TO death witho lubs.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07

scared the horse and he ran away. Lynch
was thrown out but not hurt. The team
was caught at Tenth and Church streets.
none the worse for the run. A street
lamp ives broken by collision with the
wagon.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
Arrl,nl nf tIle Anranin.

Nav York. Jan The Cnnard line
steamship Aurania arrived from liverpool
On hoard the Aurania is the body Of Mrs
William Waldorf Astor, who died at Give
den Dee 20
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
rarnrd confer. wIlh coarcel.

LONDON Jan ~ ambassador Bayard
had an interview at the American EN-
bassy yesterday with Baron Courcel, the
French ambassador TO Great Britain.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
TaImage Preacbes In a Theater.

NEW YORK. Jan. THE Rev. I. d.
Witt Talmage. j. D., made his initial ap-
pearance as a New York pastor at the
Academy Of Music.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
sten,ner Cansiznd.

PAnKERsBuRG, W Va. Jan THE
steamer Oneida. loaded for the Kanawha
trade. struck the piling and capsized in
the mouth of tho river here, where she
now lies
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
c,,,,,ro ,1-o,irs Purned.

FuLToN. n. Y. Jan. : The Fulton
carriage works at this place were totally
destroyed By Ere
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Stroup En-
JOY a Pleasant Surprise.
anoLLg, WEppIEa REOEPEIONn

An Enjoyable and Unique Entertainment
Given BY Mrs. Rondebush In Honor Of
Her Granddaughter, Little Ann Burton
Marvel-what a Prominent Physician
Says Abouticultiv~tinx a Capacity for
Tears
al communications intended for insertion
this column should bo addressed to Society
Eiftcr, care of the EvKEIH0 JoUREAL- Ooni-
manications should be written on ole side OF
the paper only
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
Tears !. ! psauty Preserver.

A capacity Of tsars-sbundant, warm
and ready ones-is, says physician, one
of the surest preservatives for feminine
beauty 1t Is a grlevous mistake to think
that tears can injure the sweetest eyes
or dig burrows in any face when their
rain Is fresh and u ost frequent. They
are the natural outlet of emotion, sort
Of liquid lightning rod in which excite
ment and passion are most
easily and rapidly dissipated, Sweet
Alice, that wept at q frown, re-
tanned until late Ia her career rounded
contours. unfurrowed brows, dimpled
lips, shining eyes and her hair so brown
80 do nearly all the weeping women who
can let rivers of hot salt tears course
down over their cheeks It is she who
keeps up power of thinking who has
few tears to shed, and those h1w with
an effort whose facial lines and gray hair
come early A capacity for tears is
worth cultivating, since not only does q
lack of them score heavily against ones
freshness of face, but has its marked
effect in general temperament The
women who weep easily have eorre
spondingly light hearts, tender, demon
strative and impulsive ways, and
charm the dry-eyed women lack.
Social aud Personal Notes,
Charles wingate and wife, of this
city. have been visiting relatives in
Lswes.
Charles Griffith has returned from 8
visit to J. Bradley, at Shadden Point.
Thomas r. Stevenson has been visit
ing friends at Talleyville, Del
Horace Clark, Of Philadelphia, Is
visiting his parents in this city.
Miss Anna Buckmaster has been
visiting Miss Bessie BilderbRck, at
Pennsgrove.
Robert Strain, Jr, Of Mount Airy,
Philadelphia, has returned home after a
visit to friends here.
Miss Mary Cameron, of this city, has
been the guest Of friends in Doylestown
E. d. Elmo Lewis, of Philadelphia,
was the guest Of Professor 81. w. Huf
fington, Of Delaware State College,
Newark.
Miss Matte Robinson, Of B'ackbird,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Msrshall Blce, OF this city, has bsen
visiting relatives at Backbird.
James H. Hoffscker, Jr.. q. James
Belt, Francis II. HoHscker, Preston Lea,
w ". Pusey. Frederic PSle. Frank
Evening journal., 1895-01-07

segars 85, so, rs. 80, $1,OO per box.
Durstein's, No East Second street.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07

All about off in price.
A large lot Of Linoleum in
remnants-3o to Csc per yard
about "a price.