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CALL IT CHICAGO FEVER.

New Dissase Which IL Pulling Marine
Hospital Physicians.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Tine surgeons
at the navy hospital in Brooklyn, are
puzzled by a peculiar malady, preva.
lent among the sailors who arrived on
the Chicago during her last cruise.
There are at present about 20 laid up
in the hospital and half a dozen or
more are at the Norfolk hospital where
they were taken from the Amwhitrite,
to which many of the Chicago's crew
were transferred after the latter vessel
went out of commission. Although some
of the men in Brooklyn have bsen un.
der treatment for six or seven weeks,
their condition has been but little
changed. DR.. Bogart said that the dis.
ease from which the men are suffering
is we'll known in the countries bordering
On the Mediterranean sea and that
there is no mystery about it. He ad-
mitted, however, that they had not as
yet made a satisfactory diagnosis of
the disease and the patents did not
seem to improve. The sailors take a
different view OF the case. They say
the doctors are puzzled and that they
have no name for thu malady, nor any
satisfactory treatment.
One of the most dangerous features
of the Chicago fever" as it is termed
at the navy hospital, is an excessively
high temperature. One sailor said tina,
his temps Future had run up to lO4 de.
grees, and that the temperature of the
man in the adjoining cot had reached
100. The sunstroke treatment is used
in lowering the temperature. Ice il
used in every conceivable way, q
plunge in the ice bath being the mos,
effective and expeditions relief.
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LOCAL BREVlTIES.

SSSS><AA AS1SAs y
1 never disappoint a friend, Dwight's
-four.
Four car loads Of stock came down the
branch today and vent east attached to
the passenger train.
John P. Schmit of Salem proved up on
his timber claim in Clarno township be-
fore Clerk Preston today.
Weather report: Showers and slight
ly cooler tonight; Wednesday fai-. and
warmer by evening, northwest winds.
Miss Edith Cornelysen has closed her
~clerkship at D McKinnon's and will
next week depart for her home at
Harper's Ferry, Iowa.
States Attorney Murray returned from
Sioux Falls where he went to contest a
motion to raise the injunction on Jerry
Hurley's resort. He gained his point
and the place can only be opened by put
ting up the legal bond.
The gun club will hold a shooting
contest July 4, at 2 p. m. which will be
open to all comers and a purse given to
the best shot. An entrance fee Of so
and 70 cents will be charged in each case
for those entering the purse contest.
~, The marriage ceremony which made
ne, G. s. Taylor and Viana Murphy,
. performed at st. Thomas church
morning Rev. Father Flynn ofici-
K. The young couple took the II a.
rain for Sioux Fslls.
Mrs. Will Bagley of Carthage, was
) brought to the home of her sister, Mrs.
NJ. L. Costlow, Of this city, where she
had q n operation in the foot per-
formed this afternoon by Madison physi-
clans. It was necessary TO be lone at
once as two weeks more ~decaying Of the
bone would cost her her life.
Pierre dispatch, "a: The attorneys for
W. w. Taylor appeared before Judge
Gaffy this forenoon and presented
further argument for immediate trial,
but the Judge adhered to his position of
Saturday, to grant the hearing only in
regular session on August Ii. The at
torneys in the case agreed upon a bond
81 s25,O0o and an application will be
made to the Judge this afternoon to sci
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Bored n Hole In q College.

YANKToN, S. d., June 25.-Light.
ming damaged the Yankton college
Science hall several hundred dollars,
boring a hole 10 feet in diameter from
roof to cellar. Some stock was also
killed here. The storm was the most Sc
we're one for a number Of years, rain
falling steadily for eight honrs
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Cut by Drunken Rowdiea.

HIBBING, Mimi, June 25.-At a. m.
John McHale, night policeman, was
frightfully cut about the face and neck
by four drunken Finlanders. Three of
the assailants are under arrest, and
officers and a posse Of citizens are in
pursuit of the fourth. During the
melee 10 shots We're fired by the offend
ers and none by the officer. In the
event OF the capture of the fugitive by
the citizens he may be roughly
handled,
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Local Time aOle.
Chicago, Milwaukee b 81. PAul Railway, which
took effect, sunday, November II, 1924,
TRAINS come EAef.
Passenger, No. 4, departs II :O5 .. m.
Freight, No. %, departs $3.50 .. m.
Freight, No. a, departs 100 p. m.
TRAINS eOsMo VEST,
Mixed, No, 81, departs4:10 p. N.
TRAINS Yn0m THE 1Asf.
Passenger, No. 3, arrives las p. m,
Freight, No. Il, arrives $3.50 .. m.
Freight, No. 81, arrives 5;55 p. N.
TRAINS PROM THE WEST.
Freight, No. S0, arrives 10 :46 . n.
ALI the above trains carry passengers; but
treights only when passengers are provided with
ickets.
Passenger trains going east make connection
At Egan for oil points south, and passenger train
going west, At WoOnsocket for all points north.
MADISON d DRIsToL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs 3:o0p. 10.
Passenger from north arrives, 1880 .. m.
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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UirninGhiA The CAUSE.

Five Children Of One Family Died Within
Two Weeks.
GRINNELL, Ia, June 25.-William
Case has buried five children within
two weeks. Diphtheria was the cause
in each case. The father is blind.
The five children constituted his entire
family
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Don't Tobacco spit OF Smoke YOul
Life Away .

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SToD, Mimi, June 25.- The 18th an
nual meeting of the Minnesota district
Of the synod for the Norwegian Evan
gelical Lutheran church il America is
in session here.
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India school institutes.

WASHINGTON, Juns %. The super.
intendenr of The Indian schools. w. n.
Mailman, left here on a tour o: the in.
stitutes of Indian school teachers to be
held i'll the West during the summer,
There will lie three Institutes. The
first will be held a. Sioux City, Ia. ,
and the Others AT Tacoma, Wash,
July 90 to %, and E Reno, Q. T., July
| to &.
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Editor Buchanan Dead.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., June Co. Robert
Buchanan, editor Of The Populist
Forum. and n of the best known
newspaper men in South Dakota, is
dead. Senator Kyle will attend the
funeral, which takes place at Cherokee,
Iowa.
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Kenosha Factory .surnea.

KENosHA. Wis, June 25.-The
American Bedding company building
was burned to the ground Sunday
night. causing q loss OF $50, 600. Der.
nard Rosenow has been arrested on the
charge OF setting fire to the factory.
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To Serve Sc ven Years.

ELLSWORTH. Wis, June 25.-John
Harrington and John Manning, who
we're found guilty of b%urglariz ng the
residence of John Bowler OIL the night
of April ~, 1894. were sentenced to
seven years each at hard labor in the
penitentiary at Waupun.
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THE CITY.


Rev. w. j. Cleveland went to Fland-
rau.
Miss Lola jerks is visiting in the
family of E. A. Ripe.
Rev. J. P. Jenkins and wife returned
on the afternoon passenger.
Mrs. D. D. Holdridge and daughter
Mrs. franklin, went to Howard on the
evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Smith departed for
Albany, Wis, to visit parents for three
or four weeks.
Mrs. Frank Rowland, nee Bertha
Langland. of Sioux Falls, was a passen-
gel for Howard on the afternoon train.
Mrs. Tillitson, Of Columbus, Wis.,, was
calling on old friends in the city today
as she waited for q train to &C to Woon-
socket.
Mrs. Hoy of. Postville, Iowa, accom-
panied by Miss Ryan Of Cresco, arrived
on q visit to the formers sister Mrs.
Morris Dooley.
Mrs. s. H. Bronson, OF Howard, wal a
passenger east this morning on a visit to
the old homestead near Columbus, Wis,
to %recuperate health.
Druggist |. A. Keith, Of Lake Preston,
secretary OF the state board Of pharmacy
= passed south today to attend a meeting
of the board Of at Canton. He wal &C.
companied by Mrs. Keith.
E. G. DeCou, left for Walker, Iowa, to
visit his sister Maggie, whence he will
return to Madison, Wis, for the rest Of
his summer vacation. In September he
resumes the principalship Of the Evans.
vile, Wis.,, high school.
The Matchless screen for windows il
something unique, cheap, s.fe and dur.
able. At G. l.. Colman's lumber yard
VIM. RAE, Agent.
For rent-Rooms for residence pur.
aoses over Frank Smiths drug store,
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The Matchless screen for windows is
something unique, cheap, s.fe and dur
able. At G. l.. Colman's lumber yard.
VIM. RAE, Agent.
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Holstine cows, thoroughbreds, for sale
on time. CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinte Fair. San Fran. xo.
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For rent-Rooms for residence pur-
aoses over Frank Smiths drug store.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07

Ten 72-pair cases opened this
morning.
~ pairs of Misses Dongola Slip.
Button at 81 25. Never
before sold for less than $3.50.
~ pairs of Misses Pebble Button.
opera toe, at 81; regular $1.25
goods.
" pairs of Misses Dongola But
ton, opera toe and patent tip; worth
$1.25, to be sold at 81.
36 pairs Of Misses 81 Shoes at 85
cents.
SO pairs Of Misses CIoth-top
Shoes at $1.25. Well worth $3.50
As pairs of Misses Pebble Shoes,
with patent leather tip, either but
ton or lace, at 81. Regular price
$1.25.
Still q few pairs Of Misses So
cent Shoes at 75 cents.
~ pairs of b ,ys' Lace Shoes,
sizes 81 to II, at 81. Regular
value $l.25.
" pairs Child's Heavy Lace,
sizes 81 to s, at rs cents. From 81.
So pairs of Boys Kangaroo Calf
Lace, sizes 81 to s, at rs cents.
Never sold before less than 81.
SO pairs same quality, sizes 81 to
IL, at 81. From 1.25.
go pairs of ChildIen's Button
Shoes, spring heel and patent tip 4.
Reduced from rs cents to 65 cents.
As pairs of Ladies' Dongola But
ton, with patent tip and extension
sole, at 81; an unprecedented bar
gain. They are cheap at 81 80.
ALSO a lot of Ladies' Cloth Top
Shoes, worth $3.50, which we are
selling at &1.25.
It will pay you to give us call
before buying.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
PORT DEPOSIT OUT OF DANGER.

Damage 20 Property Not SO Great as Was
First Thought, But Much Suffering
Among the Poor-TrRvel Again Re
sumed.
PORT DEPOSIT. Md March Port
Deposit is considered to be entirely out
OF danger for the present from high
water In the SusquehannR river. The
channel through the ice is continually
widening. The water has fallen so much
that the wharves have emerged from the
h,od, though they are still encumbered
with a mass Of Ice In hugh blocks, very
hard and difficult to break or remove.
The damage 20 property is not so great
as was at first expected There Is,
however, a great deal OF diktress among
the pnorer people So many families of
workingmen out OF employment Rre
suffering that relief committees have
been appointed by the town authorities
to secure contributions and distribute
the same among the needy.
Ii has been Rscertained that the plant
OF the Rowland Manufacturing Company
was not nearly as badly damaged as WAS
at first supposed. The establishment Is
being put Ia order again and this gives
employment to q number Of men.
The Columbia and Port Deposit rail.
road company is also getting In shape 1t
has a large force OF men at work clearing
the tracks OF Ice and setting things
straight. The FIRST train this week made
the trip from Perryville into Port
Deposit yesterday. The track from the
upper station, Rock Run, is also clear.
This morning trains ran through as
usual.
After two days OF hard work by q
large force Of men enough ice was re-
moved from the main street of Port De
posit to permit the passage Of vehicles In
single line. The Jacob Tome school
opened yesterday for the FIRST time since
Friday last. The public school will
likely not be opened for several days, as
the basement was flooded and the heat
ing apparatus damaged.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
THE EN.Y.STOCkM
IT, D. Hooper & Co.'S Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
TIE LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

Sugar Goes Up-New York Central Selling
whiskey rrust to Make Sn AsSsssment-
Jersey Central Advanccd-A Central
Selling Agency.
snsciAl Dispatch Evening JournAL
NEW York, March 7-3 p. NJ. =
A sharp rise in sugar based on the as-
sumption that the full regular dividend
Of per cent. would be declared on the
Common Influenced feeble rallies In the
remainder of the list
The opportunity was embraced by for
eign houses to sell st. Paul and New
Y ork Central, the latter on the intim-
alton thatithe quarterly dividend to be
declared on March IS will be reduced to
1 per cent. or that the directors may de-
eide to make only semi annual distribu
tions in the future.
Trading in ugsr was on a phenome
nally large &c lie and several brokers had
buying orders for 5000 to Z, 900 shares.
q All grades Of refined sugars except
numbers and z were advanced / 10 of
cent per pound and the beet sugar
market abroad came in with an advAnc-
ing tendency.
Sugar Trust directors declared a
dividend of 3 PER cent. on common and
Il per cent. on preferred payable April
3 Chicago Gas mad sluggish recovery
on denial from Messrs. Cnmmins.
Yerkes aud Kent that they had anything
to do with the Ogden Gas franchise.
The West continued to sell stock,
however, ON the belief that the Standard
Oil people will not sanction dividends at
higher rate than per cent per annum
meeting OF the Whiskey Trust
1 Protective Committee WAS held to- day to
decide upon the assessment to be leAvied
On the Common stock and the prevailing
opinion is that at least contribution of
50 a share will be exacted from the
stock holders.
Jersey Central advanced on the cover
ing of shorts by the Oammsck party.
The meeting of the bitumious coal
interests was continued to day and II
was decided to make a contract to poo
ell classes of fuel which will insure al
advance of 90 TO 20 per cent In freight
rates.
The question of percentages will b'
decided before the close of the day.
AproposItion A that has been formulated
by sub committee to establish a centrA
selling agency will be voted upon at I
meeting of producers to be held in Cleve,
land next Tuesday.
Money quiet at to 2 per cent.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
ResoIutIons OF Respect.

At special meeting of the Executive
Committee OF the Peoples party, Of
Delaware, held on March 8. 1895. the
folio wing resolutions wore unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased God to call
from our midst our tstee med and promi
nent momber, j. Alexander Fulton, and
Whereas, The Peoples party by his
death sustained a loss that Is felt by
every member, be being one Of the most
public spirited citizens Of our state, who
worked to the end Of his life for the
benefit Of his fellow citizans. Therefore
be it
Resolved That we extend our heart
felt sympathy to his family and relatives
In their sffliction and sorrow.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread on the minutes and published,
and a copy be forwarded TO the bereaved
family. The committee
II FICKK,
r MARTYR,
III HOLLIS.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
Incidents of the Day.

Master Wilmer Hanson brought over
from Wilmington q party OF official
Masons last evening to attend the meet
ng Of 81. Johns Lodge, A. F. A. M.
One candidate was raised and another was
Initiated.
The Daughters OF Phebe, that new
society Of young women In lumanuel
Church, has the same objects and aims
az the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew
nasmuch MS the members pledge them
selves to attend church regularly OF give
some good reason for not doing 80.
Walter H. Hayes WAS ia the city
yesterday holding consultations with
some Of bis clients In the county prison
There is still some ice In the river
along both nhores.
The dell, bell, 'well' ticket-Sudell,
Campbell and Clewell-seems TO meet
with general favor.
Who viii be the Republican Pattison
70 be sacrificed for mayor Is a question
generally asked.
And now Uncle Sam, through Lieutenant
Spencer Cosby, is advertising for pro-
poaals TO remove the Allegheny wreck
now ~ miles from Arnold's Point on the
Jersey side, Delaware river.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
highest all Leavcning Power1arest U. S Govt Bepos
R!H:aI! a! BskiIes Ps%dss':
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

claims that his interviews at
the Post Office Department afforded
him good grounds TO expect success,
especially when the impression was con
veyed that the President rarely reap
pointed ejsctsd applicant Mr. Emory
is an active young man OF such thorough
business training and ability as TO guar
antee perfect satisfaction In the fulfill
ment OF his duties. He is now a justice
Of the peace and agent for Adams Ex
press Company he will probably take
possession Of the post Office about the
first Of April
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
rhe Penoh RIoa.om Chosen.

Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke Churehman,
Of ClRymont, who has interested
herself in securing an express
sion OF opinion on the flower
which should be adopted as the emblem
OF the state, has received the last OF
the returns from the schools Of
the state. The peach blossom, which
was frat suggested BY the EVENING
JOURNAL, received an overwhelming
msjority and will be formally
adopted in the near future
and q bill making this character
istic and beautiful flower the emblem Of
the state will be introduced by Senator
Handy in the Senate.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
A saiIInr vessel Coco un.

For the FIRST time in many weeks
sailing vessel. two-mastsd
schooner in ballast, passed [up the
Christians. She was bound for the
phosphate works. around which the Ice
jam has only recently given away. The
Wilmington and Northern barges have
resumed the cosl-earrying trade from the
lines Of the W. A n. railroad to Salem
and vicinity. across the Delaware, and a
numheI Of bargss we're ssnt cut ysstet
DAY
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
Lime and Sand
or best quality.
George Il. Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
The Hebrew Fast Of Rather.

Under the rules OF the Jewish Church
the fast OF Esther. Will fall on next
Saturday. Among strict orthodox con
gregatIons, however. the festival.will be
observed to day. owing TO the fact that
Hebiewssuever abs L ain from I cd on this
Sabbath. except on Yom Kppur or the
Day OF the sttonement Among the
observanees of the day will be the read
ing OF the Book OF Esther. which occurs
Saturday evening Next Sunday will be
Purim Sunday aud will be observed as a
day Of feasting and rejoicing, 4 Its to the
poor and the interchange of remem-
brances among friends.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
strong Nine At Chestertown.

CHEsTERTowN, Md, March Wash
ington College will enter the fsld this
season with one Of the strongest amateur
baseball clubs In the state. Burris,
pitcher, and lsarfoss. catcher, who have
been tower of strength to the team for
several seasons, will again figure In their
old positions. while Davis, new .student
At the college, is one Of the finest Of all
around lmen. Drakyns and Stetham,
both new men, will greatly strengthen
the club.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
National GuArdsmen EInct.

The members Of Company f, N g. D.,
met last evening in the armory al
Twelfth and Orange streets
aud elected the following civil off
GERS; President, Private N. Sanders
vice. president. Sergeant P. Brannau
treasurer, Captain William Condor
recording secretary, First Lieutenant
John BrAnnan; hnancisl secretary,
Corporal Joseph Brady; sergeant at
arms, Private G Lucy; trustees,
Sergeants D. Dougberty, R. Megary
librarian, Sergeant B J. Sweeney.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
Erhe Phenomenon shortstop'a Stop

In Baltimore Catcher Clarke has
received letter from -Shortstop
Jennings. one Of the Balu-
more players who sre holding out
FOR salaries at such a figure as Manager
Hanlon says they will never get. Jen
nings declares that neither he nor any
OF the other men now unsigned will play
for the salaries which have been offered
them Rather, he says, will they play in
some minor league which Is not under
the protection OF tho national agreement.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
Personal Events.

Station Agent Joseph b. Cough, Of
Bear, yesterday received his commission
- postmaster there and Il Is said, that
he was the last Appointee Of Postmaster.
General Wilson L Bissell.
Edward Challenger. Louis Il Eliason,
William J Etohells, Harold Sndell aud
Julian ID. Janvier were among the New
Castle citizens who went to Dover yester.
day TO appear before the Legislature.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
Through sleeping Oar % Hassr.tow

Through Sleeping Oar co HRgerstown
via PeBnsylvaRia Railroad.
In order to accommodate ths travel to
points In the Cumberland and Shenandoah
valleys. the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
psny will place in service through Pull
man sleeping car between Philadelphia
and Hagerstown. Nd, leaving Philadel-
phia IL 20 p. N and returning leaving
Hagerstown . D. M. This car will run
West-bound daily, except Saturday, and
esst-bouni daily. except Sunday, and
will start from Philadelphia March and
Hagerstown March 5
Connection will be made at Hagers-
town for Luray. Natural Bridge. Roanoke,
Bristol aud other stations on che Norfolk
snd Western railroad
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
Qussn Anne,s sherln Rsslrn,.

c.. B NJ. Bryan, sheriff Of Queen
Anue's. Nd, has put his resignation in
The hands Of Governor Brown, to take
feet on the appointment and qualifca.
lon OF his successor. He was elected in
November. 1898. and his term would
xpirs by Limitation at the next election.
yhen q new sheriff for the county will
he chosen by the voters of the county.
A delegation from Queen Anne's waited
a the governor and urged the.appoint.
psut Of J. L. Rhodes as sheriff Mr..
lbodes Is one OF the bondsmen for Mr..
ryan.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
ALL SIS and SI0

Suits and Overeoats, our own
make, Black and Blue Rough
Cheviots, "Sawyer's," Neat Mixed
Cassimeres, every thread wool,
finely trimmed and made equal
to custom goods, Sacks and Gut
away Coat Suits, just ONE
HALF PRICE, $3.50 and SO.
Matters not how cheap clothing
is you don't get these goods often
at these prices
See our window.
|. ". GIBhEY, Tailor, ClOthier,
Eighth and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
Csntrsviiie Post once Contest Ended,

CENTREYILLE. Nd, March THE
= ppointment OF Blanchard Emory TO the
eostmastsrship of Centreville has ended
q exciting contest that has been waged
OF more than a year. After Mr. Wood
lords appointment last FAN every one
supposed the matter settled, but his
ejsction BY the Senate WAS the cause of
resumed activity. especially by the
friends Of Mr. Emory, who throughout
nave stated that they we're not working in
opposition to Mr.. Woodford, but il his
-sjec'ion should be final. then Mr.
Emory desired the situation. Much
vmpathy is expressed for Mr. Wood.
ford, and his supporters feel chAgrined
'ysr the result. as they state that they
had been encouraged TO believe that DR..
'rics would be the sppointse. which
vpuld rlrtuslly have been 4 reapDoint
s&a4t * Mr N|cclNrd. Mr. Emory
Evening journal., 1895-03-07
CoIored People on for Newark.

A colored choral society composed
largely OF singers in Bethel Church
choir, will leave for Newark this after.
noon where they will render the
"CantAta of Ruth" this evening. The
performers will go in q special car.