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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-06-05

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-06-05

The "HeIen Brewer" brought
us Large Shipment Of Goods, among
which will be found a General and
Complete Line of 80.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-06-05

General admission so cents
Grand stand [extrsl - 80 cents and 81
Carriages inside Of coursel each; $3.50
Quarter stretch badges 100
Evening journal., 1895-06-21

warm and friendly reception givoi to the
French gunboat Surcouf as she teamed
through the canal in the procession The
French dag was checred to the ecl o, and
the bands played The Marseillaise" aus the
French ship went by.
Another good feature Of the celebf d tion
was the dinner given on board the II ache,
the French flagship, to the officers Of the
German battleship Bayern, who had en-
tertained the French officers on Wedr les-
day. Upon the latter occasion the 6 tr-
man commander toasted the French pre- si-
dent at the satne time as he toasted tue
German emperor, and referred to the ins
ternational feeling Of coniradery existing
among naval mon all tho world over. The
French commander Admiral Menard, at
the dinner on board the Hoche, responded
with similar toast, which was vigorous
~ applauded, and 50 the utmost good feel
ing seemed TO prevail on all sides.
Ia short, Emperor William appears to
have most successfully engineered q bril-
liant spectacle in which he and not the
canal seems 20 have been the central fig
ure. 1t is safo to imagine that this was
one Of the proudest days Of his life.
Last, but not least, it is pleasant to
know that the warships Of the United
New York, Columbia, san
Francisco and Marblehead-for strik-
ing features Of the naval display They
stood ont grandly among the other war
ships, their white hnls cleaning in the
contrasting prcttily with the
dark huils Of the foreign warships and
their smart appearance causing them to
be greatly admired by all
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
OVATION TO M'KlNLEY.
An Affecting Meeting with Governor Nor.
riii Before tho Veterans.

riii Before the Veterans.
OTTAWA, Kan, June Elton thou
sand visitors, the entire population and
the mcmhcrs Of the Chautauqua assembly
greeted Governor Mckinley OF Ohio on
the assembly grounds Tho weather was
beautiful, and the entire city was bcdeck-
ed IN iags and bunting in honor Of G. a..
Il. day
Governor Morrill, said that he Welcomed
Mckinley as governor Of Ohio as q dis
tinguishcd citizen of the nation, and, last
and best, rs a true hearted oomrnde who
had marched side by side with the people
and who fought 60 preserve the Union.
As he said this Governor Mckinley arose.
and the two men grasped hands, while
the multitude applauded ana waved hand
kerchiefs.
Governor Mckinley said that no greet
ing was SO sacred as the welcome which
came from his old comrades Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic He thanked Gov
ernor Morrill, from the bottom Of his heart
for welcome SO sincere and earnest. He
remembered his service with Governor
Morrill, in the national house Of represent
atiycs. He remembered him most be-
cause he SO faithfully stood by the flag
and his comrades in the Grand Army
Here Governor Morrill, was visihly af-
feeted ANA his eyes filed Governor Nc
kinley, too. was overcome, and he tried
70 rally by saying ia an attempted iocular
manner that ne WAS glad TO come to Kan
sas because much of Ohio was here, but
ne could not recover, and the scene ended
with prolonged cheering and some tears
by the spectators. Then followed recep-
tion g Governor Mckinley thousands
pressing forward 20 grasp him by the
hand
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
GIBBONS VISIT.
Secret Of the Cardinals Cordial Reception
at Rome.

Secret Of the Cardinals Cordial Reception
at Rome.
LONDON, June 2t - Tho Standards
Rome correspondents, discussing the great
attentions which the Vatican has paid to
Cardinal Gibbons, says;
THE secret history OF all this Is rather
curious. Cardinal Gibbons is q power in
America both by his sound doctrine and
his personal influence and, with few ex-
ceptions, holds all the Catholic force there
in his hand This Is not altogether pleas
ing ia the highest quarters, especially
when coupled with the fact that the Amer
ican bishops show great spirit and indo-
pcndence.
+" The pope instituted the apostolic dele
CATION at Washington with q view to
checking this independence. Cardinal
Gibbons came to voice the American bish-
ops disapproyal Of this step Meantime
the question has been carefully studied
here Tho result Is that Archbishop Sa.
TOLL will be made a cardinal This, to-
gether with the special attention shown
20 Cardinal Gibbons, must needs tend to
convince him that the presentation OF the
bishops memorial would be both useless
and inopportnne. So is hoped that he
Will carry it hack to America.
"These incidents have caused many per-
sons 70 think that the election OF a for
eign pope is not impossible, aBd that the
pope himself fayors the idea. This also is
not displeasing 70 the Vatican because ii
recalls the intransigentes to the necessity
Of remaining united ana vigilant.n
Evening journal., 1895-06-21

though Professor w. B Tharp and Pro
fessor Roman Tammany were neck aud
neck In the lead for the principalship Of
the public schools. with other candidates
trotting along 10 the background.
Refreshing temperance drinks at Truitt's.
II Is hoped to have all the regimental
officers Of the National Guard In line
with the New CASTLE county companies
here on July Colonel Kirk and the
down-state officers will be especially
invited.
Madden, Of Columbia A. O baseball
team. Is still limping and will probably be
saved for the hard work on July
pete" is not only thoroughly reliable
player, bat he helps to keep the indeld
steady.
Try Truitt's ice cream. soc.
"Billie" Hayes. who now watches with
eager eyes In right field In blue suit
says he didn't bit the ball last Satur
day because he hadn't enough to do 70
keep him awake.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
FROM ICY GREENLAND.
Two BarIss Arrive. but They Bring No News
of Peary.

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-The cryolite
laden barks Salina, Captain Salter, and
Silicon, Captain Houghton, came into
port direct from the ice bound coast of
Greenland. They bring no tidings of the
Peary expedition, but tell Of thrilling OK
perionces while navigating their vessels
through the ice packs which obstruct the
entrance to the A.struk ford.
Captain Houghton Of the Silicon brings
tidings Of the total destruction by ice OF
Cape Dcsolation Of the Danish government
bark Ice Bear. Her crew had narrow
escape from drowning and landed on the
coast near Cape Desolation, where they
almost starved before assistance came
They were finally gotten on board the
Danish bark Thctis and on that vessel
left for Copenhagen shortly before Cap
tain Houghton sailed for this port Sew
eral Of the crew of the Silicon are badly
frost bitten, the result OF terrific storm
experienced on the Sd inst. to the north
ward Of the banks
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
THROUGH THE CANAL. ].
The KaIser's Celebration was Grand
Success.

(tf@fAe*NtRAA
Success.
HoLTENAU. June 2f.-Witlr much pornr
and ceremony. and with il would almost
seem, the great powers Of Che world
through the guns Of their warships salut.
ing him, Emperor William Of Germany
sailed through the Baltic and North Sea
canal He entered the western opening Of
the new waterway at Rrunsbuttel, not far
from Hamburg shortly after daylight on
board the imperial yacht Hohenzollern
aud his majesty arrived 40 the eastern
opening Of the canal here shortly after
n0on
There were three mishaps, oil Of slight
nature, during the passage of tho impe-
rial procession Of about 20 vessels through
the canal. The North German LLOYD
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm ii grounded
for a short time, but sustained no dam
age; the Russian guuboat Grossjasehtsehi
apparently deranged her machinery for
she was taken in tow by tug, and the
British royal yacht Osborne, with the
Duke Of York and his suit on board,
grounded near Levensau bridge. This
was the most serious mshnp Of the day,
as all the vessels following her had TO an
chor for a long time. However, she was
eventually foated ana proceeded on her
way TO Holtcnau nfter having caused a
bad break in the procession.
Both shores of the canal were lined with
cavalry and infantry throughout the pms
sage Of the procession, and every point Of
vantage along the route Of the new wa
terway was occupied by thousands Of peo-
pic. Gay decorations were to be seen ev-
erywherc, flags innumerablo aoated from
every point, and an immense amount Of
powder was burned BY the assembled
squadron when his majesty, on the Ho-
hcnzollcrn, emerged safely and triuin-
phantly from the Holtenau lock Of the ca
nal
One o. the features Of the day was the
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
A Woman'S Story.
A NARRATIVE OF woMANs ILLS.
Tight Laeing and Lack OF Out-D0Or Ex-
crcise Bring Much Woe.
7f0Nl nc UtIf0W 0ull.l

ANfVNt ttt HttfoN nufts1
The large, pretentious brick residence at Sc
Miami avenue, in this city, is the home Of the
heroine Of this interesting story. She is Miss
Margaret Stenbaugh, and her experiences
during the past four years are published here
for the FIRST time.
Miss Stenbaugh is a pretty girl Of about e
years and IS to-day the true picture Of the
ideal, healthy, robust and ioyial American
girl. She was not always so, as is proven by
the accompanying statement made by Ter.
-Four years ago she said, | was such q
scrawny, puny little midget, pale ana ema.
ciated by an ailment peculiar TO US women
that my father and mother gave me up to
die. The local practitioner, whose name was
DR. Glassiord, q was at that time living al
Scotland Ont,l said il was only a matter oi
days when 1 would be laid away in the
churchyard. ! could not walk i became
40 weak, and regularly every night my father
used % carry me up stairs 10 my room.
can distinctly remember my telling him that
he wouldn't have 70 carry me about much
longer, and how he said, while the tears
glistened iu his eyes, that he would be willing
70 Do Il always If he could only have ms
with him.
4 40 this time 7 read, or was told bv some
body, of the wonderful cures that were being
wrought hy Dr Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, and my father went TO Brant
ford, where he purchased couple Of boxes
from w. Wallace commenced taking
them, and ! thought for time that thew did
me no good but very shortly noticed great
change. They began TO act on my trouble.
and % the short space of six weeks / was
able 70 walk continued taking the pills
and IN six months ! was in the condition vou
see me now. | fully believe that they alone
saved me from the grave, and YOU will ALWAYS
hnd myself and the balance Of our family
ready % talk about the good Dr.. Williams
Pink Pills did for me-
Sworn q and subscribed before me this 18th
Gay Qf December 1898.
-. A. DELANEY, Notory Public.
Wayne Co., Michigan.
An analysis Of DR.. Williams Pink pills
for Pale People shows that they contain. IN a
condensed form, al the elements necessary
% give new life and richness 10 the blood ana
restore shattered nerves. They are an mn.
falling specific for such diseases as loconotor
aiaAla, partial paralysis. ST Nitus' dance
seiatlca, neuralgia. rheumatism. nervoiR,
headache, the alier effects of Ia eripne palpi-
t4tion OF the heart pale and saliow com.
plexansi all forms Of weakness eiiherinrnale
ur female, and an diseases resulting from
vitiated humors in the blood Or. Williams
Piak Pills are sold BY all dealers. or will
pc sent post paid on receipt Of price $50 cents
boa, or slx boxes for 81 50-they are never
sold in bulk or by the l00l bv ADDRESSING
Pr Williams Medicine Company, Schenec.
tady. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
Commenelng satnrday. JUNG >.

All our Table Oilcloth on hand, consist
ing Of neat and fancy patterns, 10ac o
yard
Ladies' All Wool Cape, an assorte
lot, colors, tan, blue or brown, choice fer
81 cents each. Among this lot OF caper
not one worth less than 81 and most OF
them worth $3.50 9sc takes the choice
About ten bolts OF Apron Gingham.
they are too good to last, 80 come early,
3 cents a yard
Gaod quality bleachsd Sheeting- fully
45 inches wide, &c yard
Good quality unbleached Shetting-
fully q yards wids, 1873. yard.
Five Dolts Of good quality Bed Ticking,
54a. q yard This quality Bed Tick is
sold everywhere at 12c yard
We have about three bolts Of double
width Satin Damask, fully 80 inches
wide. These goods have oeen sold
through the season at 90 yard. clear
ing sale price 100, yard as long as ii
lasts
1000 yards Of neat printed Challiss In
he richest domestic make all 80 At 33c.
yard. Sold everywhere at So yard
SEQ yards Of Crepon for furniture GOV
erlng all the neatest designs for 7ts.
yard.
Closing price on Jackonet Duchess
Lawns, 1893 yard.
Clearing price on Coronet Lawns Sc
yard, l6c. values
About three dozen pairs OF ready made
Pillow Slips. 71c piece
Immense bargain. About 30 Ladies
Shirt Waists ia neat Merrimac Prints
Made with deep pointed yoke in back,
IN all colors, res ular SOC. values, 10c.
Childrens Dresses, made with yoks
front and back, lace around collar, each
garment is worth 25c, clearing sale price
1910 About 100 to select from. Try ia
be on hand early 80 as TO get the FIRST
pick
A beautiful line OF Ladies' Fine Lawn
Shirt Waists, collars and cuffs rufflec.
Sold heretofore for 81, clearing price. AS !.
Chlldren's muslin drawers made Of
best muslin, trimmed with neat en-
broidery and tucked-all sizss 20 at 1lc
Another lot of handsome lawn waists
with lanndered collar and cuffs made
with oeep pointed yoke, assortment OF
colors regular price 75c, clearing
price 49c.
Still another lot genuine percsle shirt
waists made with deep yoke, laundered
coll ir and cuffs heretofore price 81 o.
clearing price 63c
More price hayoc----ladies French
and Merrimso percsle or Merri-
mac prints made with square
and pointed yoke, deep rufIles around
yoke, large sleeves. extra wide all fast
colors and worth 81 20, your choice OF
400 at SOC.
A handsome line Of white and figured
Lawn Blouses for children These goods
are from the BEST manufacturers in
United States. 81 value for 49c.
900 blown glass Tumblers, heretofore
price 10 and 1919 clearing sale price Sc
"A sheets OF Writing Paper and "a
Envelopes in boxes, $40
1000 cakes OF Buttermilk Soap. sold
everywhere for 10c clearing price dc
Covered steel Dress Stays, everyw mere
price l0c our price 3c dozen.
Black Velveteen Bindings, 20 bolt.
CLEARING price, all colors, including black.
of in our Clothing, Gents Furnishing
and Shoe department
Bear in mind-two weeks clearance
ssle-so don't delay.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
Personal Events.

Mrs Edward Challenger returned
home last evening from Ocean Grove,
where she had been on brief business
trip.
Joseph Pricksett, well-Rnown
mechanic employed at the Delaware Iron
Works, received telegram yester
day that his mother was dying 10
Philadelphia. A half-hour after receiving
the dispatch MIR, Pricksett was dressed
and on train speeding toward the
Quaker Oity. His mother is Mrs. Rebecca
pricksstt, OF Third and Wharton stfeetu.
w. F Huahebeck will wed Miss Ella
Isherwood next Wednesday afternoon at
the residence of the brides mother, on
South Fifth street.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
The nIinisterInl Irnion

The Ministerial Union Of Wilmington
will hold its monthly session at the
Church Of the Covenant, Rev G. r.
Hendricks, rector, on Monday, June "a
~ a. m. Il. y. Dow, secretary OF the "
M. @. A., will have paper on "The
Relation the Church Shonld Sustain 10
the Y. M. O a. The officers Of the
union desire the presence OF all members
and visiting clergymen are specially in
vlted 20 attend.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
Fraotnred IIIa 80

J. Edward Stroup, Of No. 1900 West
Eleventh street, employed as a clerk by
William R. Dare at No. 500 West Ninth
street, was using meat cutter this morn.
ing, when the handle few of and
struck him on the nose, fracturing that
useful member. The young man was
taken to Lackland's drug store. thence to
Or. J. p. Pyles Office. where the nose
received proper attention.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
Ths llstate b HIayor nerbsrt.

Letters Of administration were to day
granted to Mrs. Ada j. D. Herbert on
the estate Of her husband. Frank
E Herbert. late OF New Castle. Deceased
was the mayor OF New Castle, aud i
said to have carried a large life
insurancs in addition to bis holdings OF
personal property and realty.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
ROWS CHINA DEPOT.
Summer
Housekeeping Needs.

All that is required to make Sum.
mer cooking, preserving and living
comfortable can be found here. The
prices of nothing are above others.
The prices of most goods are far be
low.
Hammocks, 10 foot Mexican ham
mocks, extra strong, SOC.
Woven Hammocka with pillow,
Sl.25. Also intermediate grades.
Oil Stoyes-One burner, SOC.
The "Splendid" Oil Range, 2
burner, $3.50; 3 burner, IS. so. All
SO intermediate grades.
Wash Boilers-Copper bottom.
No. 6, SOC; No z, Csc; reduced
from soc and 81 90.
Chamber Pails, galvanized iron,
covered, 25c; reduced from 45c.
The celebrated Clauss Bread or
Cake Knives, saw edge, separate
knives now on sale at Ice each.
Mason Jars, OF extra quality, de-
livered to consumers in partition
boxes (when desired,) a convenient
way to keep fruit in when filled as
well as empty.
Jelly Glasses, extra size, SOC per
dozen.
Toilet Sets, lass lot now being
sold at $2.25; real value SO 90 or
more. A new lot now ready at
50. 90; real value $4.0O or more.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
Gas STRUCK II New york state.

BATAVIA. n. ~, June 2l.-It is report
ed here that drillers for gas at Corfu have
struck gas ia large quantities in the fine
sandstone
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
Notes Of the Celebration.

Colonel j. Harry Rogers says that the
display Of fireworks will be positively
the finest ever seen on this Peninsula
There are 1870 fancy rockets which will
be shot of regularly, one q minute,
during the display.
Messrs Eliason and padberg spent
yesterday In Philadelphia going about
the largest flag and freworks stores
looking up novelties for the demon
stration. These gentlemen are giving
the celebration their undivided attention
There are two points In question for
the beautiful display on the evening OF
July One is the baseball grounds Al
Battery Park. The other is the railroad
company's Summer pier This ought to
be decided BY vote OF committee.
Now il the Transportation Committee
can get a special train from Wilmington
at u m, SO that the parade can move
at a. m, sharp, preliminary prepare
tions will be complete.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
Incidnntn or the nnr.

10 morrow afternoon the little
children Of Emmanuel Church will hold q
fete In their Sunday school room.
There will be an interesting race to see
who can 6rst pay his tax after next
Monday when Collector g. T. Tobin
starts out with his books for 1895.
AZ election night approaches IL looks as
Evening journal., 1895-06-21

Office Seventh and King, Phone 545.
7. Sergeant dealer in coal and woods
Load of wood for 81 30
Fsg Large paa coal for families
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
midsummer
Clearance Sale
FOr the Next Two Weeks.

Commencing saturday, June 90 and
continuing for the next two weeks. we
will inaugurate clearance sale in every
department. We must close cut ali our
Summer wear In order to make way for
new goods coming in. Every article In
the store will be marked SO per cent off
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
OUR STAY Is LIMITED

Do you want Men'e, Boys and
Children's Clothing at your own
prices2 Then don't put it off any
longer but call at once at the
GreatManufaCturerS' Sale
where your dollar will go as far
there as three dollars in otner stores.
This sale will close shortly, 60
come at once.
Prices Tell the Tale.
5000
Mems suits $4 so, worth $500
Mems Elegant Clay Worsted Suits at
SO 90 worth $50 90
Mems Elegant Black and Blue Cbeyiot
Suits at 81 80. worth $13 90
Mems Cashmere Suits at 5000, worth
Boys Elegant Suits at 69c. and 81 90,
worth So 50
Boys, Suits at $16O. SO 90, 80 As.
worth from SO rs to SO 90.
uoustnns o1 mems Heavy Working
Pants, at SOC.
Elegant Cashmere Pants at gDs
worth $3.50.
Fine Dress Pants 81 so, worth "a CO.
Fine Dress Pants So co. worth $5 OO
Children's Jersey aud Velvet Suits at
less than cost Of goods
Spring 0yercoats at your own price
Fine Serge Suits ct So 80, worth $l4. 90.
Elegant Imported Serge Suits at 81. 20,
worth $40 CO.
IS 90.
Boys Suits IA to 10 years s4.7s, worth
sl2 co.
Thin Goats and Goats and Vests
At Any Price They May Bring.
Children's Knee Pants at 10 cents.
GREAT
MANUFACTURERS SALE,
228 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21

Boys fine all wool suits, sizes 6 to is
years. $S So 81 100 and $4 so suits.
CHOICE TO day and Saturday.
$3.50.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21
CLASS OF NINETY-FIVE.
Exercises By the New Castle
City Schools Tonight.
THE BISHOP TO ADDRESS THEM

More News About the Celebration on July
a-Another Citizens Committee Meeting
To-night-Launch Of mr.. Coliins's mis-
slonary Boat, Christened with a Bottle
Of Cold water.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE, June 21.-To- night the
city public schools will held their closing
exercises in conjunction with the COM
mencement OF the New Castle High
School The exercises, which will be
held In the Opera House, will be OF
unusual interest for several reasons
Bishop Coleman will deliver the grafton,
Principal Knapp will make his farewell
appearance bsfore the scholars and
people before leaving for Boston, the
we'll known young graduates will appear
with exceilently prepared papers and
speeches, and the new concert orchestra,
composed entirely OF local talent, will
perform for the 6rst time In public.
Christening Wine Was Not Used.
The strong and spacious little pleasure
boat missionary" built and owned by
Rev Vaughan s. Collins, pastor Of the Nj.
Il Church, was launched In the Delaware
yesterday in the presence Of a number OF
the pastors friends Miss Lucille Mar
tlndale chrIstened the craft as it glided
into the rivers bosom. by breaking
bottle OF cold water over her bow. A
prominent hotel proprietor Is said to have
offered flask Of very fine imported wine,
but the young minister refused the
present saying that water was good
enough for him and 'the Missionary"
Another Citizens Meeting Tonight.
Mayor Boyd will preside at the citizens
committee meeting in the mayors
Office tonight, and win probably
appoint the judges on decorations
to award the three special prizes, The
fireworks committee which returned
from Philadelphia this morning
secured a collection Of fireworks wor0h
81 249 80, catalogue price.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21

I BOYS CORDUROY KNEE PANTS,
81 90 kind, 100.
81 25 kind. 95c.
IRON CLAD KNEE PANTS. warranted
not TO rip. Blues, Blacks aud Colors,
acc.
Regular SOC kind.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21

CHOICE Of 25O nobby little suits for
the little taekers, 8 TO years. Junior
suits. Refer Suits, Sailor Suits. Jersey
Suits. Fauntleroy Snts So 90, 81 90 and
60 90 qualities, CHOICE
$2.19.
Evening journal., 1895-06-21

BOYS Suits. to 10 years, choice Of
200 suits, worth So 80 and IS co. To.
day and Saturday.
$1.69.