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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19
rnE 1NFANrA ISABEL.

ed by the Spanish cruiser Infanta Isabel.
The news was brought TO this city by a
vessel engaged in the cattle trade between
this port and the mainland.
The Irene Is o small schooner owned
IN this port by Canary islanders She has
been employed in the fish trade all winter,
but within the past few days returned
with a party Of court officials from Fort
Myers, where an important murder trial
has been held.
She afterward sailed for the fish ranch
at punta Gorda where 1t was reported
On expedition sailed for Cuba. This point
has been undcr surveillance by the Span
ish cruiser and tho schooner was follow
ed from here and fired into,
This is the report given by fishermen at
the ranch 20 vessel which has Just ar
rived.
The family aud owner and the crew Of
tho Irene lived here, and considerable
alarm has been oocasioned by the news.
The latest news from Cuba is that the
government has captured schooner load
cd with arms and ammunition at Havana
which was to go to Santiago de Cuba. A
Santa Clara several rifles were captured
hidden away in fields
Dolores Aledo, young Cuban girl, ha
been confined in prison for aiding in tn
/ concoalmont Of arms in San Nicolas street
| Havana, several days ago lieutenan
i Of volunteers, owner Of Cafe lngles, wa
i also iail for his connection with this affair
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19
THE GUILTY GUNBOAT.
1t Was the Condo de Venadito
That Fired on the Alliance.
A REPORT FROM HER COMMANDER,

He says He Didn't Mean TO Hit Orr Boat.
Rumors OF Second Outrage Confirmed.
Ex-secretary whItney'a Patriotic Views
on the Situation.
HAVANA, March 19.-The commander
Of the Spanish cruiser Condo de Venadito
reports that on March s, while cruising
off the eastern coast Of the island, he
sighted steamer heading for Maisi point
Tho steamers course was To the north
east. The cruiser hoisted flag, and the
steamer replied by raising an English flag.
The cruiser signaled the steamer To stop,
but without effect
AS tho steamer proceeded at full speed
tho cruiser first fired two blank shots and
then two solid shots The commander
says he did not desire TO hit the steamer,
but merely to cause her to heaye to. He
asserts that the steamer was but one and
a half miles off tho Cuban coast when the
firing occurred.
The authorities here have ordered that
a full inquiry be made into the command
ers statement. Judging from Captain
Crossman's story. nobody can doubt thai
the steamer in question was the Alliance
which was fred on by Spanish cruise
on March s,
Nothing has beon heard here to con
/ firm tho rumor that the Spanish gunboa
| Alcedo has sunk an American schooner
/ The rumor is regarded rs utterly unbound
/ ed in fact.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19
THE N.Y.ST0Ck MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE Latest WALL STREET NEWS

Havemeyer About to Make a Three
Months Tour-ohioago Gas Sold Down
whishey Trust steady Weekly Exports
OF Merchandise.
Special Dispatch Evening Journa
New York. March 10 "a p. ~. The
stock market brosdened considerably to-
day and the sustained ralsa In the
Changers brought in many fresh buyers.
Northwest was pre-emineutly strong
and the Cammsck brokers were liberal
buyers of st, Paul at the top price of the
morning.
There was a sharp contest in sugar and
liquidating sales were detected for Presi
dent Havemeyer who is about TO make 8
three months tour OF Europe.
Two grades Of refined sugar were re-
duesd one sixteenth of a cent per pound
and the demand Is not 30 urgent.
Chicago Gas was sold down by MIR.
Keen's brokers on the announcement
that the Corporation Council had advised
the city to make new contract with
the Chicago Gas Companies.
The new pool in Louisville and Nash
Vile made good head way In spite OF
the decrease Of $2l, 900 in the
road's earnings for the second week Of
March. The poole operations are being
directed by August Belmont & Co In th'
office of a leading Vanderbilt broker. 4
bear settled on 10000 shares Of Jersey
Central at 95
Whiskey trust was fairly steady snC
the receivers announce that the indiana
Dlstilllng Company has been taken int
the trust The central distillery ct st
Louis will be closed. 81.
Texas Pacifc's annual report shows
surplus of 826s, aS5 after paying s244 90
in settlement of all claims of The South
ern Pacific.
The weekly exports of merchsndis
aggregated So. 5O7 1857 against SS,1l6,
l55 in corresponding week last year.
Canadian Pacific earning decrease
$4s. 900 in the second week of March.
Foreign exchange easier.
Money Oh call to ~ per cent
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19
Mr.. LEASE SPEAKS.

says His wife WIN he In the Mayoralty
Fight TO Stay.
WIcHtrA, Kan, March 19.--Mrs. Mary
E Lease did not receive the nomination
of the Democratic Populist contingent for
mayor Of Wichita for the simple reason
that the citizens committee was unable
20 find her. Later her husband stated she
was in Topeka and would arrive in Wiohi-
Ia today This has given the opposition
chance to puneture her boom, and now
American Protective association leaders
are fighting her to finish for tho reason
she was born in Ireland.
Late last night q message was received
from Mrs. Lease stating she is undecided
In the matter. but the consensus Of opin-
ion here Is she viii be the candidate.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19
ANOTHER FAIR WILL.


Than the stolen Document.
SAN FRANCISCO, March lo.-The legal
squahhle over tho $40, 900, 600 left by tho
late bonanza king. James q, Fair. devel-
opcd fresh sensation. What Is purported
10 DO q lator will than the ono previously
offered for probate WAS introduced in the
case.
This now document purports to DO a
photographic will. IL is written in lead
pencil ON two sheets OF legal cap paper.
IL was brought into court securely framed
between two plates OF glass and was pro.
scented by Reuben Lloyd, attorney for Vir,
ginia Fair and Mrs. Herman Oalriohs Of
New York. daughters Of the deceased The
attorney for Charles Fair, their brother,
came into court with Mr.. Lloyd and mp
| parently approved the proceeding.
There is no longer any doubt that the
three children have combined to fight for
/ the probate of this latest alleged will.
Under it's provisions tho vast estate would
be divided almost equally among the
/ two daughters and Charley, and the distri-
button would be made at once
/ In the second will Charles Fair receive:
a special bequest Of $500, 900. to be paic
/ Immediately before the distribution Of The
estate Messrs. Angus and Crothers ant
DIR. Mark Livingston are named as execu
tors. Attorney Lloyd, in presenting thi
second alleged win, explained that ae
cording to its date, it was executed thre
days later than the will previously filed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

KEY WEST March ia letter has
boon received here from Cuba stating
that tho Spanish gunboat Aloedo fired
upon and sank a supposed American
schooner off Puerto Padre, near Glbara,
with g people aboard. 1t is rumored that
the schooner was from Key West.
The schooner Golden Hind Of Key West,
which left here several weeks ago for a
cargo Of fruit, with crow OF 10 men,
had to pass Puerto Padre and may hays
been tho vessel in question
The sohooners Louise Hastings and Lii.
lie also sailed for fruit several days ago,
but neither had 10 men in their crew
The latest report is to the effect that tbs
schooner Irene was fired into and dismast
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

A pretty tan, brown, blue or black
circular cape with jet trimming Csc.
just received about 25 pieces silk
finished satteen, beautiful high lustre,
quality as fine as the imported. this
seas on's choicest designs set and
So rpentine stripes, lowered and figured
novelties, light and dark shades value
fully loo or price 9fc.
Another big deal In wrappers about
500 wrappers best Merrimsc percsle and
best Simpsons print light and dark colors.
yoke front and vatican back. large
sleeves with cuffs and wide skirts. worth
as high as $1.25 for two days they go
for 500
About 80 pieces OF fruit Of the loom
/ muslin Go q yard
| Nice kid finished cambria for skirt
| Innings in all colors, 800 yard.
Just.received about 40 rolls of Crash In
| light and dark colors at 31c. yard regu.
lar Sc quality
| Good size Bake Pans, block tin, for
| two days, DC, former price, 10c.
A nice Sauce Pan. good size, with iron
handle, DC
| Cake Pans, Sc.
A 10 OF Galvanized Bucket, 22e.
Large cake Oleine Soap 40 bar
James Pyle's Pearline AZ package
Best fresh pure Ginger Snaps, 4c 10.
Best Sugar Cor. Go ca !, worth Zoe
Best fresh Water Crackers, 44c 9
pound
BIB can best Tomatoes &c can.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19
: Q You
The Most important

Matter demanding attention at this
season is the condition of your blood.
Your health depends uponit, for as
the quality and quantity of the blood
vary. YOU are better or worse.
The blood conveys all the elements
which 40 to make up the organs, nerves
and tissues of the body, and carries
away all dissolved, useless material.
Every bone, muscle, nerve and tissue,
lives upon what the blood feeds to it.
The whole world knows that Hoods
Sarsaparilfn is the standard remedy
for making pure blood.
1t possefAles merit peculiar to itself
and by Which it effects marvellous
cures even when other preparations
fall. When you buy your spring medi-
cine get the best, and that is
HOODS
airs a. p arilla
N. B. Take Hoods and only Hoods.
Hoods Pills @ssy5 % p ssse easy a5 y 'aN'
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

NEW YORK, March 10 Tho Times
prints today this cable message from VIII
liam C. Whitney, ex-secretary Of the navy,
dated at Naples / reply oyour dispatch
as follows: In considering what should
be done concerning tho outrage perpetrat-
ed by the spanish man ofwar In firing ON
the Alliance ono fact should not be lost
sight Of IL was deliberate and with full
knowledge Of the character of the act,
1T Is certain that no person in com
msnd Of any war vessel in the world
would be ignorant that firing upon q
merchant vessel Of another power on the
high seas in time Of peace would violate
the law Of nations There isn't subordi-
nate officer Of any man war in the world
who hasn't been sufficiently instructed to
know that.
1T Is therefore case of willful insult
TO the American flag and people. ] dc
not recall so wanton an outrage as hap
pening to any first class power in 30 years.
An apology scarcely wipes out such an
Rfrront
1.-THE truth is we have happened to come
| in for piece Of the general brutality AND
rufiianism that holds Cuba. The thing il
a relic Of the middle ages. 1t is dis
grace to us that lies at our doorstep. i
makes my blood boil for one.
"Of course they will apologize elaborate
ly and discipline the officer. But wheI
we are looking toward him the genera
terrorism which holds Cuba down Will
they suck her blood win have been sub
stantially increased at our expense Yol
can gather what my opinion is What tn
government should do Is another matter
Tho president in such matters is general
a safe person to follow. but as you ask m
opinion, there it is.
s.W. @. WHITNEY -
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

ITHACA, n. r., March 10 Commodore
Hastings mailed the entry papers for Cor.
nell varsity crew to row In the annual
Henley regatta on the Thames river Eng
land. Already e17, 600 Of the requisit,
$4,000 has been raised to pay the ex.
penses Of sending the oarsmen over, and
Il Is expected that the remaining amount
will soon DO collected
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

JAMESTOWN. n. ", March 49, --CIaude
Dewitt one Of the first suspects ia the
Busti murder mystery, has been arrested
here charged with tho murder Of Mrs.
winslow Sherman and Mrs Cynthia Da-
Wis at Busti on Dec IS last The arrest
was due to discoveries made by officers who
searched DeWitt's home
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

BosToN. March ia novel use for
balloon sleeves was discovered by Inspect
or Joo Knot when he arrested two women
named Annie Dickinson and Amelia Col
by for shoplifting The Colby woman car
ried her booty in the big sleeves Of her
dress
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

Samuel w. Kenney, near Delmar, set a
steel trap last May for an owl. The
next morning he found that the owl had
been there but his trap was gone. Last
Sunday week he shot an owl and found
clasping two Of the owls toes the same
trap that he had set nine months bafore
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19
pr MarllndaIa J vlsItor In Town.


Quilting and business transaction was
the order Of the afternoon and evening at
Mrs II A. Dsnnison'a where the
Women's Home Missionary Society met
Columbia A. O. directors last evening
instructed Manager Hushebeck to sign
players at once for the baseball team Of
'ak and Appropriated the caps, hose, etc,
OF the team to Manager Bradley TO care
for In the interests Of the junior team.
Frank McGrory Is suffering from a
badly lacsrated left hand, which caught
IN oogwheels at the Triton Cotton Mills.
1t was thought be would lose his hand
tut Or. Tybout now thinks he can even
save all the fingers.
The new concert orchestra had full
rahesrsal last evening under the direction
4 Max Feldman. Mr.. FeldmAn 10 3
aember OF the Philadelphia Symphony
orchestra which now has eighty members
Joseph Il King & Sons yesterday closed
heir pork house and sausage factory and
vent out Of the hog butchefiDg business
Charles H Pedrielx. an experienced
river employed BY the Merritt Wrecking
ompany, Is Ia the city attending the
neral Of his mother, Mrs, Elizabeth H
edriek.
The appointments Of the Central
'ennsylvania Methodist Conference IS
.Ad last night show that Rev. J.
lam. formerly Of this city has beer
mt TO Duncannop, Pa
Dau Baker and Elbow Ledge gas buoyI
md the whist ing buoy OF the 0verfalls
'slawars bay. have been placed II
position now that the river Is entirely
cee Of ice.
All Of the regular steamboat lines on
he river are now running on full tim
nd tha shAd boats srs hurrying dow
ne bay after cargoea Of fish.
There are some unfavorsble indication
row about the future OF the $500, 90
delaware improvement bill now betor
he Pennsylvania Legislature. Decreas
10 revenue and lack OF funds will kill II
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

contracts with ths New York League
Among the baseball contracts approved
esterdsy were two with New York.
ssate League-Walter s. Fisher and
amss Foster. Mr.. Fisher is the
sell known young sll-round
layer OF this city who made 8 record last
'sas aH left fielder and pitcher IS well
s&sVrs katsmsu Be ~ill lszve tc1 ths
reId,ss A-Js satl-a ! AE+1-g5s,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

WICHITA, Kan, March 49, Information
was brought here by railroad mon from
Woodward, o. r.. TO the effect that in a
fight between cowboys and cattle thieves
Chip Baxter and Ed Burwcll were killed
BY the outlaws and James Byron. cattle
man, was badly wounded Fourteen men
participated in the fight which took place
ON the Stirrup ranch IN the Neutral strip.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

TORONTO. March 19.--rhe preliminary
trial Of the two HyAms brothers for the
murder Of Wells for the sake Of obtaining
the insurance on the latter's life hogan
hore
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

BRISTOL. r. L.. March l9.-Captain Nat
Herrcshoff worked all Monday afternoon
with compass and square on tho plans
for the cup defender, which have been
delayed by his illness.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

Cotton-Hew York Closing Prices.
April, 6l5 bid; GIG asked; May, 6.l9 bid
~ ask ed; June. 6.l6 bid; 10 asked; July. g.
bid CIR asked; Aug, q bid; q asked.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19
ALL Sis and sl8

Suits and OYercoats, 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 Cut
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.
I.W. GIBAEY, Tailor, Clothisrr
Eighth and Market SITS.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19
nhInaro ulosInr PrIcen.

Wheat, May. s5Ts; bid; Corn, May. al;
Oats May, 293<; Pork, MAY. II 20; y lrO,
May. 8 %; asked; Ribs. May. 6.15i aaked.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19
IF YOU ARE
ACtuated by Economy

Providence should guide you
to us tomorrow and Thursday,
March 90 and 81. You'll re-
ceive a welcome from intrinsic
values that have the royal ring
of price revolution, THE
EMPIRE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

Elrs Bricks and Clay.
George H. Mccall Company,
EsgslNl spl S1irTSY sTr<3tz
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-19

$500, We have cheaper
Derby Hats and bet
$2.5U, ter ones to "a, the
best we carry and
$500 which are as good
as any, except the
HATS name for which you
very often pay. Most
men pay $3.50 for a Derby
bat, preferring to change with
the styles, paying big price
and wearing longer Our
Spring styles are here and we
ask you to compare our 81 so
Hats with any you zee. Notice
the styles, trimmings, band ana
bindings and you viii find they
are sewed with silk, not otton,
which wears white and rusty SO
soon. The new Silk Hats are
in, 81, So and Sc; also the Hats
for boys and little fellows.
Stylish new Touchdown Gaps,
mems sizes, silk-lined, for so
cents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29
An Electric Railroad from PI!tsbure
to JohnstoWn.

The Pitt~uurg Commercial of Thursday
says: An electric railway from Pitts
burg To JohuStown is the last project of
Sacund-avcuuc Traction Company. The
contract for its construction has already
been let. and work will begin in about one
month.
The road TO Carnegie, an extension of
the West End system, controlled by the
same company. i another move of the
Second avenue company. This line will be
completed by the middle of May. The
same contractors who are building it will
build the road 10 JOhnStOwn. Work will
begin on .hr .Iohnstown extension a. soon
a the contractor gets the Carnegie line off
his hands. Ii is To be completed and ready
for operation bv November lSt.
The BraddOck and Turtle Creek line i
/ at present a single tack. Preparations
/ are now under way to double track it, and
! the new line will have two tracks its en-
| tire length. The extension viii begin at
/ Turtle Creek. twelve miles from this city.
I 1t will pass through Brinton, Wilmerding.
| Walls, Jeanette, Irwin. Greensburg. La
! trobe. Nineyah. Sang Hollow, Cambria,
/ and all towns ma lie famous by the Johns
/ town Flood. Nearly its entire length it
/ vania railroad.
/ ''All the rights of way have been secured
/ and every obstacle to its construction re-
/ moved. The grades to be encountered are
/ all right, and by cutting across the country
| in several places. the distance between
! this city and Johnstown will be materially
/ shortened. The rOadbed will to De second
/ to none. Only the best of material is To be
/ used in its construction. and as rapid time
/ will be made between the Smoky and Flood
J cities as the Pennsylvania railroad fur
| niShes The rolling stock will be in keep
| ing with the rest of the equipment.
/ when the road is completed passen-
| gers from Johnstown and all way points
will be able to run down into the heart ot
| this city at about one-third the present
! rates.
/ Work will begin about the middle oi
| May. All necessary surveys have beer
! made and all that is retarding the project
! now is the completion of the Carnegie ano
/ McKeeSport lines
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29
Real EsfRte Transfers.

Harry NJ. Fry ct uN. TO ChriStiana Fry,
Johnstown: consideration $3.50
Sheriff of Cambria county to stephen A.
Cooper. Dean. So.
Blackjack Land Il Improvement Com
pany to Jabob ). Bennett. Vintondale.
$50.
William Ernst ct al. 10 Frohsinn sing
ing Society. Johnstown, - 900.
Sheriff of Cambria county to John Goldy,
Tunnelhill, S5l5.
Henry Miller ct ux. to John Yahner
Patton. $3.50.
Charles ShonfeIder ct TX. 10 Gust
Gelbeke. GalIitzin. $40.
Margaret Sweeney to Thomas Sweeney.
JohnStown.
George II. Boney ct ux. TO John c. Brad
ley. EbensDurg. 500.
c. Sheridan ct uX. to John \. Caldwell.
Lower Noder. 81.
John l.. Wissinger TO Frank TySinger.
CoStlow. S12.
Daniel r. Huber to Isaac \. Parks.
Conemaugh township. 81.
William Christ ct al. to Cambria Iron
Company. Richland. 1925.
Chest Creek Land u Improvement Com
pany to Leavy * Michel. Patton. $50.
Administrator of Louisa Spangler TO
Cambria Iron Company Upper Yoder,
S4gi.
Executor of William Wistcr to John
Moren. Allegheny. S23..
Executor Of Peter Huber to Henry Scan
Ian, Carroltown, $40.
Michael Bracken ct ny. to Nelson
Barnes, GaIlitZin township. 500.
Henry Scanlan ct uX. to Peter J. Huber,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-29

Dubois, Pa. March 21.-DeIegates rep
reSenting the miners of district No. >. of
the United Mine Workers association met
in convention here to-day. A total of
from 5000 to 2OGOD miners were repre-
Sented from parts of Clearicld, jefferson,
Elk and Cambria counties. President
Bradley presided. All newspaper men
were excluded from the meeting. but a
press committee was appointed by the del
egateS to give out such information a. the
convention did not object to ha e
made public. 1t is understood the de-
mands to be made will be for an advance
of ten cents per ton, and up, according to
the height of coal in the yariouS mines.
The scale Of prices will be based upon the
scale demanded in the Pittsburg region.
and il is intimated that there will bc a
general strike if the demands of the men
are not conceded. 1t is understood that
unless the employers and the men arrive
at satisfactory understanding soon Il
strike will be ordered on MAY l.