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Evening journal., 1895-09-16
pENINsuLA News pARAeRApAs.

Corn Is deceptive to the wayfsrer as
be rides along the road says Sussex
exchange. Seeing the ears sticking up
Instead Of hanging down the conclusion
Is that the crop will be short This Is a
mistake az the ear Is plump to the end
and the yield will be great
Over ten miles Of telephone line has
been stretched within the corporate
limits Of Princess Anne, and It Is esti-
mated that .bout twenty-five private
phones will soon be in operation.
Ayonng woman visiting LsWes was heard
to remark The Lewes boys are sweet,
but manners and customs. oh my Del.
aware Pilot.
Hog cholera is still raging In George
town and vicinity.
BreakwRter fishermen are getting a
great many orders for sailed blackfsh
for Winter use. Several small catches
Of c-ocus we're made the past week.
Canning for yellow legs" on the
Sussex marshes Is the present attraction
for sportsmen.
Mrs. J. F. salisbury, Of Dover. has a
night blooming cereus that has blcomed
twenty seven times this year aud will
have dCzsn more blossoms next
week
The following persons have erected
houses In Crisdeid during the Summer
Lizzie Moore, A b Cochrane, Isaac
Lawson, Clarence Lankford and Joseph
DisharoOn. L T. Sterling has com
mencsd to build. Besides these a new
school house has been erected and worR
resumed with large force Of men on the
Methodist Protestant Church.
The public schools Of South Milford
will reopen on Monday next
William F. johnson, Of Snow HUI. 4.
In possession Of probably the oldest
book In Worcester county, Nd. Il wsl
published In 1899, aud was found IN al
old book case which WAS once Tn,
property Of the late Walter Snow. TIT
Evening journal., 1895-09-16

Appear to be waking up to the fact that
the YELLOWSTONE Park Is something we
ought TO be proud Of The travel TO the
Park this year Is heavier than ever Ger
many, England, France and other foreign
countries annually send large numbers OF
travellers 70 see that famed region At last
"be In the swim. Drop your business for
fortnight, postpone that other vacation
scbetle aud 90 and glory in the glories OF
nature For six cents | will send YOU a
beautiful book that describes the Park.
Charles 5 Fee, general passenger agent
Northern Pacific railroad, 81. Paul. Mimi
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
HE PREFERRED DEATH.
An Embezzler Swallows Poison Rather
Than Go TO Jail.

An Embezzler Swallows Poison Rather
Than Co TO Jail.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 16.-Alfred S. Jaffe,
40 years old, Of 142 Lexington avenue,
killed himself in his room almost in the
presence of police officer who had APP
peared with warrant for his arrest on
the charge of grand larceny by swallowing
aquantity of carbolic acid. Death followed
a few minutes later
Jaife was employed by Joseph Samen-
field, a manufacturer of cigars at 200
Church street, and, it was said, bad ap-
propriatcd TO his own account $4,000
which he had collected for his employer.
A warrant was secured for his arrest from
City Magistrate Wentworth, and the war
rant was put in the hands of Patrolman
Patrick r. Gargan of tho Leonard street
station to serve Gargan went to Jatfe's
room to serve IL. He found the defendant
in bed.
When the latter was informed of tho
purpose Of the patrolman's visit, he made
no remonstranoe, but asked that be be
given time and opportunity to dress him
self and prepare for his imprisonment.
With the permission OF the officer Jalfe
washed and dressed himself most careful
IT, and just before he was about TO accom-
pany his custodian said that he wished ia
gargle his throat He then went TO the
Mushroom. In a few moments he returned
to his apartment and startled Gargan by
saying that he had swallowed poison. With
that remark ne threw himself on the bed
and died before physician could be sum
monod
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
ROW IN A CHURCH.
Two Factions Of Baptist Congregation
Fought over the Pulpit.

Norwich, n. Y, Sept. 16.-A scene oc-
CURED at the Baptist church here growing
out of the fractional fight which has been
going on since last May, when the pastor,
Rev n. q. Cass was dismissed by the
trustees. Since that time Mr.. Cass and
his followers have attended the church
whom services were held, but have taken
no part in them. Sunday morning Pro
fossor Brigham OF Colgate university oc-
cupiod the pulpit.
After the bonodiction members Of the
Cass faction attempted 20 take possession
Of the pulpit and organize a Sunday
school. They were ordered away by the
trustees, and upon refusing were forcibly
elected Other members of the Cass fac
ton came TO the rescue, and a general
melee followed, during which the pulpit
table and chairs were upset and several
of the contestants thrown from the plat
FORM Tho sheriff was summoned, and he
ordered the congregation TO dispense
which was done
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
ratnl rartrlars shooting.

GREENFIELD, Mass, Sept 16.-While
partridge shooting Leon Ball shot Cecil T..
Allen, aged 81, of Montague, in the head.
The shot is supposed to have entered his
brain, and no hope is entertained of his
recovery. The men were strangers and
were both shooting at a flock of birds from
onposite directions
Evening journal., 1895-09-16

End OF Most Active Career NJ hih sum
mer Resfdence-HunRarian Boarder
slammed" His Landlady- Some Events
on the Rlver-SIore Church Improve
ments Proposed.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Sept 10 There were
three features Of last Saturdays victory
that are still being talked about. They
were: First-Fisher Is a skillful pitcher
and With perfect support would have
shut out the obstetrics; second-Leach
Is an all round player Of tthe first water
and covered second base above the
Higgins and News style: that when
Ferguson is injured and laid of the home
club everything In the field goes TO
pieces, even "Hughey" Duffy.
Saturdays game began at 4 Oh With
Chester at the bat. For Columbia. Heck
was catching and Fisher WAS pitching
Leach consented 70 60 on second base
and Getzenburg was In centre field. All
went we'll until Ferguson was tumbled
over by foul liner while running In
from second base It was In the inning
that he was out OF the game that error
WAS Dlltu up W JUG hAuN HhAAAo 49, '~-'
Chesterites sprlnted around the bases,
tallying three times.
Next inning Ferguson resumed his
position, looking pale and wearing a
heavy black sweater. Then the band
played on. Fisher stuck bis head In the
air. aud then the visiting baismen famed
or popped up little HES into the same
air George Wilson, Of minstrel fame,
made Fisher split the plate, but the
band played on. IL would surely have
been a shut. out had not Ferguson been
laid up for awhile, for the visitors could
not hit Fisher out OF the diamond. and
Leach, Ferguson McCaughsn and Duffy
were "eating up all the balls. hot and
cold, that we're knocked in OF around
the diamond
The score;
Chester A. A......O o g o o o o o.
Columbia A. C.....O 0 d o k
Batteries-Hoskins and Anderson, Fishe
and Heck.
Earned runs-Coumbia, g. Two base hits
Nc Jaughan. Montgomery, Hoskins Mcknin
Sacrifice hit - Fisher. Heck Stolen bases
Madden (N Ferguson lbl. Fisher CD, Geizen
burg l2l. Montgomery, Watson. Left on bases
Chester. O. Columbia, q. Struck Out-Bl
Hoskins. 8, by Fisher, B. Bases on balls-B i
Hoskins 3; by Fisher, I Passed ball-An'
derson. Time-rwo hours. Umpire-Georg
Wilson.
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
Beautiful Center-TabIe Book.

You want something artistic for your
centre table Something that will instruct
as we'll as amuse Well, get a copy Of
Famous Paintings of the World" bound
In cloth and gold. Il is beautiful port
folio Of artistic ID Masterpieces aud 81 rs
gill buy H. Made to sell at IS. Only a
few left. Apply ct EVENINGS JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
Incident. OF tho Day.

A collection Was taken at the M K.
Church last night for repairing the
church property and repainting the
bullliuRe
Rev VS. Collins will meet the Epworth
League At the patronage Tomorrow
evening
There Is movement on foot to dredge
the city dock at the foot Of Delaware
street six feet deeper. The deck is
nearly forty yards square and is rapidly
filing up
The Chester Baseball Club tried TO
cross bats with Night Agent Arthur
Wise at the station on Saturday night
because he would not stop selling tickets
TO long line Of people to make them GU,
a party ticket
New guide poles have been hewn and
shipped to the Delaware street wharf for
use on the dredging machines now a.
work IN thu river opposite here.
John p Toner died early this morning
on Young atreet above Tenth where he
hiss lived for several years. He was over
80 years old aud had been employed At
the Delaware Iron Works for long
time
James b Toman's United States
Hotel and buildings have been renovated
and beautided by the painters brush,
and the new appearance greatly improves
that neighborhood.
Evening journal., 1895-09-16

Mrs. l. H. Bsecher, formerly OF this
city, now OF Philadelphia. visited la the
city yesterday as the guest OF Mrs. Job
Gravel.
Mrs. john McCallin, Jr, Of Philadel-
phla. visited Old friends here yesterday
Harry Barr now OF Philadelphia,
spent yes erdsy on a visit to his old home
here.
John Bennett has resigned his position
here TO remove 10 Wilmington
Mrs Fred Brown aud Mrs. Laura
Marvel have returned home from
Toledo, o.
Willie Clark, who formerly lived in
DJbbinsville, aud who has become a
professional bicyellst. fro iently run
ming with Johnson, was here yesterday
on a visit 10 old friends.
W. A. Matthias returned home last
night from Philadelphia, where he SAN
the duplex baseball victory on Saturday
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
parI. conrle.ea of nIurder.

ALBANY. sept. 16.-The jury in tho case
Of Charles n. Davis, charged with murder
IN the first degree in having caused the
death OF 6-year-old Anna May Shannon,
returned to tho courtroom after having
been in heated discussion for nearly 10
hours, and Foreman Noyes announced the
verdict Guilty as charged in the indict-
r,,onf
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
ITEMs oF INrER EsI.

"kusiace las been cured Of his habit Of
hoastiuC How was that miracle accom-
plishedfn "He was dilating on thu size of his
income the otner evening In miVed crowd
when one Of the efsons present spoke up and
remarke ed that he was an income tax coll
lecior."-Chicago Record.
DO not neglect the symptoms Of impure
blood. Do not d sregard Natu e's cry for help.
Take Woods Sarsaparilla and guard against
serious III ess and DrOlOnged suffering.
Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels, act
easily yet promptly and effectively.
Father -"Sn you wish TO make my daugh-
ter your wifef" Suitor-"Wcll. it's the only
way can ser Of bee ming your EOn-in-iaW.'
-Ohlcag0 Inter Ocean.
Evening journal., 1895-09-16

CUSTOMERS Saturdays trade
was delighted
DELIGHTED with the chow
ing of Fall goods
in every department at Sixth
and Market. The same careful
attention whether you tuy the
smallest article or an entire
outfit for man or boy. Style
the newest, qualities guaran-
teed to give satisfa ,tion and
prices as low as anywhere for
good qualities. In boys and
ChiIdren's quits we are offering
wonderful values for moderate
prices. Short Pant Suits from
81 upward, Long Pant Suits
from s. and upward. Look
them over carefully and you
will fnd that you cannot do
better. Have You seen any of
our IS and $40 Oheviot Mems
Suits yet?
Open evenings until 9
o'clock. Saturdays 10 p. m.
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
More Monitors Go 10

The two singe7turreted monitors, the
Mahopac aud the Manhattan. passed up
TO Philadelphia on Saturday, from Norfolk
IN charge Of Chief Engineer Lar and
Enslgn Bristol, aud were moored at the
League Island Navy Yard The monitors
are Of 2, 100 tons register. each Of the sin
gle screw type There are six OF the old
monitors now at the navy yard, whore
they will undergo extensive repairs to at
them up for service Is practice boats
and will be loaned to those states having
naval reserves.
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
LIka pIalInr Around saw.

Like Playing Around Saw.
Joe Mclaughlin was taken up by
Policeman Morgan on Saturday night.
while apparently trying to get into }. q
Bridge Water's domicile. Joe explained
yesterday morning that It was case OF
convivlal oonvalesoenoe and that he had
mistaken the Brldgewater home for his
own shoe shop next door. Joe doubtless
forgot thai there was a man killed here
not MANY months ago In making the
same mistake.
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
ownsr ID ..rhe nuttonwood.I' Dead.


Isaac Solomon we'll known throughout
the East as a hotel proprietor. died rather
suddenly at his Summer residence here
on Saturday He had been quite IN for
several days but few Of his friends ex
pected that death was so near. Untll
fortnight ago the white haired man could
be seen frequently driving abont town In
his handsome turnout, exchanging
greetings with his many friends.
lsasc solomon was the uncle OF John M.
solomon, the Wilmington coal dealer At
one time he operated q soap factory at
the northeast corner Of Third and Orange
streets, WILMINGTON This factory was
afterward operated by Moore Brothers.
Later be was In the grocery business in
the property now occupied by John R
Hudson, AZ the southwest corner OF
Front and Market streets
He gave the name "Solomon's Island "
to the island In Calvert county, which
largely through his enterprise has
become one Of the most thriving places
IN that county and Is we'll known to
persons frequentlng the Chesapeake bay,
being located In the mouth Of the
Patuxent river. Mr.. Solomon was born
at Wilmington and was married TO a
Miss Chandler. of that city
Mr.. Solomon was formerly one OF the
proprietors Of the Bingham House,
Philadelphia Before going to Philsdel-
phia he was interested ia an oyster
oannery at Solomon's Island, Nj Ia
February 1882. Mr. Solomon, Michael
Goodin and J. ]. Solomon purchased the
Bingham House from j. Il Mcclellan
Isaac Solomon remained ia the partner
ship until November 20. 1886. when his
Interest was purchased by the two
other partners Mr. Solomon then bought
the San Marcos Hotel. at Atlantic City,
which be traded later with Q w Edwards
Of the EVENING JOURNAL, for the farm
At New Castle, where he died. He &C
cumulated a considerable fortune, anc
two sons and a daughter survive him
The remains will be taken TO Baltimore
for interment In Loudon Park Cemetery
In that city to morrow.
Grounded Wilmington Schooner Floated
The schooner Annie + Ketchum, frou
Charleston, 3 @ from Wilmington, thil
state, which went ashore on Friday lasi
at high water, on Blsck Ditch bar. Della
ware bay, has been hoated and arrived
at Reedy Island yesterday The damage
sustained Is unknown The vessel will
probably pass up TO Wilmington to
day.
Russell Has Big FlRht On.
George Russell IS to reappear in tb
u.
Evening journal., 1895-09-16

round draw with Charles Strech. near
Kenneth Square Pa. last week. is
mstchfd to fight the colored pugilist OF
Now Castle At 145 pounds. The hght is
70 be for at least twenty rounds or a
flush, each 70 post forfeit Of $50, and
the winner to take the forfets and all
receipts Two Wilmington sporting men
are bacKing the men, aud are making the
arrangements. The tip as to time and
place will not be given until the day
before the event is TO come of Both
men are in good condition and will 80 to
training hard
Evening journal., 1895-09-16

Russell Has Big FlRht On.
George Russell Is to reappear in the
prizs ring aud on the turf, too Jack
Kelly, Of Wilmington. who fought a Is
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
rIeotIon of club Dlreotors.

The Columbia Athletic Club will be
two years old next Wednesday and the
annual election for directors will take
place Nine direstors are chosen every
year to manage all the affairs Of the club.
The candidates who are now mentioned
for directors for the ensuing year are:
Harry w Hushebeck, William j..
Holman. j. Harry King, John B, Man
love, Q. Edwin Eckles, Thomas Doris,
Samuel 4 Bacon, James B. Lancaster.
Charles II Newlove, Andrew M. Gal.
lagher Several old members Of the
board have declined to accept re.elec-
ton and Messrs Manlove, Doris, New
love and Gallagher are new men In that
capacity.
Evening journal., 1895-09-16

Mayor Boyd had Hungarian trial to
sit upon yesterday morning. Mike
Sctelski was intoxicated and dlsorderly
In boarding house aud the landlsdy tried
10 Fl sct MIN. He threw her across the
table aud several chairs. badly sklnning
herleg He WAS fined 50 80 and tbs
fellow Who was trying to make him fight
WAS mulcted In the costs Of the case.
Evening journal., 1895-09-16
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
The Easy Victory Over Ches-
ter A. A. at Battery Park.
NIB. soLoMOE's DEATH NEAR TOWN

End OF Most Active Career at His Sum-
ner Residence-H Hungarian Boarder
slammed" His Landlady- Some Events
on the Rlvsr-DIors Church Improve
ments Proposed.
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Die einriae aalsaltankeit.

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