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Evening journal., 1895-06-11

The Noodle Is rap dly disappearing and In
a-short time Will be but a memory. The Will
mington Nal cable Iron Works IS smoothing
over the unsightly hollow with refuse and
Stag.
The uewly-elect'd members of the Board
of Public Education viii Join with the old
ones in organizing the board this evening.
jesse Lane, a li-Year-old Chester boy, left
home yesterday with a grip sack, so aud two
tramps. The police are looking for him. II Il
$50.
Mayor Samuel A. Price Of the City
Treasury Department. Is busIly engaged in
preparing the Slg5.001 worth OF bonds for de-
livery TO the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, their purchaser.
James Hurlock, of Hurlock Brothers.
had tnmor removed from his face yesterday
hv. DR.. Pyle. he is confined TO his home but Is
aelng well.
The Dutch oil tanker Frlete, Captain
Peile, entered this morning for oil.
The pilot-boat Thomas 4. Bayard was
the canes yesterday and viii have to be
brought here for repairs
Eureka Lodge No. % A. A. NJ. elected
these officers AZ its annual meeting last night.
Worshipful master. Frank u. Howard,
senior warden, J Frank Mccoy; junior
warden, H. 3. Murdock; secretary, r. Henry
Young; treasurer, Mark L.. Garrett.
Cecil countians began Sunday school
convention Al North East this morning and 4
number Of Wilmington people attended
The Costa Barry directory case has beer
postponed until tomorrow at l0a. IN.
In Municipal Court last night Clarence r
FOrwood WAS discharged. Judge Ball decidirs
that he was not Gu.lty OF aasaulting J. II
l hatiedge at the polls election day.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
olLFIELDs THREATENED.
The Forests Are burning Again, and Towns
Are IN Danger.

BRADFORD, Pa. June H. The forest
firos that started last Friday are still
burning aercelY, and large gangs Of men
are working trying to prevent the flames
from spreading 60 valuable property.
Lumber and oil mon arc not oyorsanguine
and do not know when their property viii
be destroyed.
A second request for aid from Sugar
Run was received here, but later adyices
were to the effect that the mon had socur-
ed control Of the fire. Elk county Is again
experiencing number of fires, and the
woods between Russell City and Chatfoe
arc ablaze and considerable heavy timber
Is being doyoured by the flames. Kane is
surrounded by fires, and portions that last
wooks fro did not burn are now being
burned over. A large force of men 10 at
work there trying to prevent the flames
from spreading 10 oil and othor valuable
property. There is no wind blowing at
present which is aiding tho fro fighters
materially
Sundays fire at Sugar Run destroyed
/ 800. 600 feet Of logs and 600 cords Of
bark belonging TO Stout q Holden. Ii.
o. Ostrandor lost 5000, 600 feet Of logs
and some lumber Aliens lumber camp
has been destroyed and the people Of the
place barely had time Co remove their
household goods. A big fire is reported be
tween Chipmunk and Limestone, and
much valuable property is In danger, Ey-
erything in the woods is again dry, and
unless 1t rains soon there Is no telling
what the result may DO.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

News reached here yesterday OF the
sudden death OF James Duncan, Jr., q
well known plasterer OF this city, who
has been at work In Washington for
several months Mr.. Duncan was q
native OF New Castle and the son OF John
Duncan, of Market street, and brother OF
John Duncan, Jr the plasterer and
musician. The latter left for Washing.
ton last night to convey the remains Of
his brother 70 this city for interment.
Try TRUTHS Ice cream, SOC.
The regular business meeting Of the
Epworth League will be held In the M
r Church this evening This is the
first monthly meeting since the recent
convention and much business will be
transacted
1t is said that Captain Charles l.
Lancaster and Captain William Norris
hshed until the last horn blew.
Mr. and Mrs Orion A Carrick accepted
congratulations last night on the six.
teenth anniversary Of their marriage.
Last night the M. Il. Church board
decided to abandon all festival plans for
this month and arrange for big excur
sion either TO Cape May on the steamer
Republic or TO colchester on the steamer
Elizabeth
Refreshing temperance drinks at TRUTHS.
Miss Annie Cleaves. the young woman
who was struck by fast express trair
at Stanton Sunday and instantly Killed
was 3 sister Of Mrs James II Barr anC
Mrs Louis Vsllette, OF this city. Boil
OF these grief-strieken women left FOL
Wilmington yesterday.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

For rs to say such thing, and you
wouldn't believe 1t II we were to tell the
old, old story about selling SHOES below
cost, we don't do 1t. can't do it, but we
make 3 selling price 80 close to cost that
It's making our store attractive to people
who really care to save shoe money.
Quality too, we watch that to the best
OF our ability we would use a magnify
ing glass on every pair OF shoes III
would do any good, but we buy from the
best makers and that usually gives us
the best quality OF shoes In both the best
and cheapest grades Formans, No. 10
East Fourth street, between Market and
King.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
HAWAIIAN NEWS.
The New Minister Leaves For Washington
Early In August.

The New Minister Leaves For Washington
Early In August.
SAN Francisco, june 1.-THE steamer
Australia arrived from Honolulu bring
ing the following advices; Audley j.
Coote, an Australian who is Interested in
different cables, arrived to confer with
the Hawaiian government regarding the
proposed Pacific oabo He has made
proposition which will be considered by
President Dole and his cabinet Mr.. Coote
will be in Washington on the 18th Of Oo-
uohor. He represents a French company,
which is willing to build from sydney to
San Francisco and Auckland, Samoa and
Honolulu. lIe wants tho Hawaiian gov
ernment to pay an annual subsidy in re-
turn for what charges will be made for
official messages. He will make a similar
proposition TO tho United Statos.
Mr. Coote feels confident that both gov
arnments will assist his company He de-
olares that the cable will DO built within
Is months.
William r. Castle, the new minister at
Washington, Will leave this country, 40
oompanied by his family, early in August
and expects to reach Washington about
the LIST Of September. William X. Castle Is
OF American parentage, his father the
late S. T. CASTLE being one Of the carly
settlers in this country. He is one of the
leading lawyers OF the island and has al
ways taken prominent part In all move
monts for tho moral and political advance
mont of tho country. During the troubles
Of 1893 Mr.. Castle was a member Of the
committee Of safety, and later went to
Washington as member Of the annexa-
tion commission which presented the
treaty of annexation to President Harri-
son Ho has held many important gov
ornmont positions and is at present presi.
dent Of tho board OF education.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
SHE THRASHED HER ISSULTER

An East Eud Woman Lays the Lash
Across the Face of Man who Forgot
ais Manhood.
The East End had a sensation yester.
day Ia the shape of q horse whipping.
The facts were these: A Lombard street
man, married and with family, had
become infatuated with a married
won an, living on tue same
street. whose character is not
Of the best The liason became
public talk but that did not seem to make
any Impression on the Lothario. On his
way TO see his inamorita, the man had to
pass store, operated by well known
and highly respected man and bis wife.
q few days ago the Grant married
man, while passing this store noticed
the merchants wife standing la the door
and spoke to her in suggestive way.
She reported the fact to her husband
The next day the offense was repeated and
was again reported, when the husband
remarked: 1T he does it again use this
on him, ut the same time handing her
the whip used on his delivery wagon, but
not thinking that his wife would follow
his advice.
Yesterday while the store keepers
wife ives standing in front OF her door
watching for the ice man, tho offender
came past and with wink
made familiar remark The
woman reached behind her, grssped tbs
whip and springinK to the centre OF the
pavement struck her insultsr one good
blow across tho face, leaving a mark
which will remain for some days.
He fed, and the woman who was on
tho verge Of fainting, Was helped into
The store The news quickly circulated
in the neighborhood and the general
verdict was that she had acted rightly.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
TELEeRAPHlc BRIEFS.

The new Italian parliament was opened
with great ceremony by King Humbert IN
person
A cablegram announces the death al
Cape Town Of United States Consul
Charles II. Benedict
The Countess Of Essex, formerly Miss
couched Of a daughter.
Lady Randolph Churchill, accompanied
by her two sisters, expects to sail for New
York from Southampton on June 20.
The case OF Eugene Nacherun, me- New
York assemblyman charged with bribery.
will be called next Monday at Albany.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
nnsr seott ohurch workera

Chlldreu's Day services will be held In
Scott NJ Z Church to night and very
interesting program has been arranged
Howard Carver will be the
musical director and Rev. j. H.
Howard Will make sn address. The Sun
day school will be taken on free
excursion 60 Woodland Beach on Thurs
day and this event is looked foI ward to
az the most eninYehla OF the year.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

Speaker Of the Senate w T. Records,
Of Laurel, Speaker Of the House H 81.
McMullen, OF State Road, and Senator
Pyle, OF this city, met at Architect Frank
r. CRrswelPs office this afternoon TO
consider the plans and estimates for the
new State Library Building. After looking
the matter over for some time they
went TO dinner without having come TO !
conclusion, and will resume their DELHI
erRtions later to day The plans will not
differ materially from those already
published and the act OF assembly limits
the expediture.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
IsnInr al natnlnad Mnrfa.

Before Magistrate Daley last evening
a suit was brought by Patrick Flood
against James Corrigan for $50 hire lie
claims was retained from his con, An.
thony. William #. Kurtz represe ate
Flood and j. W. Ponder the defendant.
1t was shown that there was a verbal
agreement that Flood should receive
SIS week for the frst year, CorrIgan to
hold back 81 week. Flood left after
serving year and halt and Oorrlgan
refused to pay him the sum held back.
Declaion was reserved.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
Yonne ohurohmen % speaI..

At Old Swedes Church this evening
tho June conference OF the Brotherhood
of St. Andrew viii be held at
the arrangement OF Chairman G.
NJ. Curtis. j. Lee Patton and John
" Hood. Of Philadelphia, and William
Slater Johnson, of Chester, will deliver
addresses. The discussion win be upon
the subject: 1.-THE Brotherhood Man as
de is, and the Ideal Brotherhood Man"
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
LAssoED SOCIALISTS.

How Texas Jack Came 70 the Rescue Of the
Vienna Police.
VIENNA, June 1l.-During the trouble
between the police and the socialists last
Sunday Texas Jack happened to be prao-
ticing near the scene Of the riot with his
North American Indians. One Of the local
magistrates ordered Texas Jack, his cow
boys and his Indians 20 catch the social
lists with their lassoes.
Six Of the workmen were thus thrown
down and placed under arrest. There IL
considerable indignation among the PEG
pie generally in consequence Of the man
ner in which tho laborors who gathered on
the streets were treated.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
Waists.

It's nice to have them made just right,
sewing right--sleeves right size colors
and styles OF the newest and then to sell
them at such remarkable little prices.
We have them-we must have them
quality and price just right, too.
A fine waist IN pink blue and tans,
with trimmings OF white feather stitched
braid-been selling right along for $l.O0
the new price rs cents.
fine lawn walst-colored figures
large sleeves, turn back cuf, box pleat
fronts-yole back--5S cents.
An elegant lawn wsist--stripes and
dots, all colors, choker collar, full sleeve,
full front-worth $l-75c.
Nice lawn waist ia white, embroidered,
collars ard cuffs, full sleeves-ought to
be Toe = SOC.
very fine white lawn waist, embroid-
cred, cuffs and collars; full mutton leg
sleeves; something fine for 81.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
GOOD NEW
FOR
HOKE'S
Electric Magnetic
MHdiCatGd Belts
and Supporters.
Not One Remedy Can Show
Equal Results in Making
Cures and Relieving the Suf-
ferers.

A man called on Tuesday afternoon
with stiff arm had to quit work. SO he
applied Hoke's Belt. Last night he called
again, was greatly pleased, raised his
arm over his head and said on Wednes-
day morning went to work and ever
since. No use talking, Hoke's appliances
are the remedies to do the work
A doctor from Philadelphia got sup.
porter for his wife, few days after, he
sent for a belt for ore of his patients,
and his wife said she would not be with
out Hoke'a Supporter for no money.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
HeIs verY n1uoh INV.

Samuel Comley. Of near Cooeh's
Bridge, Pencader hundred, is not
dead The Daily Republican.
some weeks ago, killed him and
gave him very MICS send-off, telling
how, when and where he died how he. had
lived and what he had accumulated, Mr..
Oomley feels truly grateful for the ante.
norton item, but hasn't sufficient faith
in II to have himself embalmed As o
matter Of fact Samuel Is very much
alive.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
The verdict was Accident,

An inquest was held last evening on
the body Of the young man killed Sun
day morning In West Yard by shifter
No. 10 Deputy Coroner Chandler tele-
graphea to Chicago, and In answer
received a Doessage that no one by the
name Frederick Grant lived at No. 1910
State str, ct, as the card found on him
would indicate The verdict OF the
jury WAS accidental death while stealing
a rfda
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

SALEM, June 11.--Gsorge Ellis was
committed TO the county jail yesterday
by Justice Wheaton, Of Pennsvllle
charged with having attempted 80 kill
Charles w. Richmond Ellis and Rich
mond have been shad fishing ss partners
for the past few weeks, and on Friday
got into an alteration, which resulted in
the owner OF the boat from which they
had boon fishing taking charge Of II.
On Saturday the boat was let TO John
Armstrong, brother-in-lnw to Ellis,
who Immediately sublet to Ellis
This made Richmond indignant, and
as Ellis started out to fish yesterday
morning. Richmond secured another
boat and pursued him After having
gone few miles Ellis was overtaken,
when Richmond boarded the boat under
protest. He commenced tussiing with
Ellis, and, II Is alleged. endeavorsd to
throw him overheard. When Ellis found
that he was getting worstsd he drew a
revolver from his pocket and shot Rich
mond in the stomach. The ball struck
button on Richmond's jacket, In oon-
sequence OK which only slight hqsh
wound was inflicted The shooting
undoubtedly would have otherwise
proved fatal as the revolver was So
oRlihre
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

MIDDLErowN, n. ", June i1.--Georgs
Clark, the son Of a prominent dry goods
dealer Of this city, was seized with cramps
while bathing in Waikiki river. Robert
Bryant, a I0-yearold boy, went TO the
rescue and was pulled TO the bottom by
Clark Bryant managed to break from
the drowning man ana reached the bank
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

wILKEsBARRE, Pa. june H. --Franl
Sohalor Nelson Miller James Miller
Sarah Miller and Hattie Brace, al ne
groos. were arrested here charged will
murder They are accused Of having blown
up a Hungarian boarding house on thu
Milkesbarre mountain last October will
dynamite. The object Of the crime wa
robbery and i've Of the inmates werI
killed outright
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
BEFORE JUDGE BAL.
Only Few Minor Cases Before the
Municipal Court this Morning.

Only a Few Minor Cases Before the
Municipal Court this Morning.
In Municipal Court this morning
Officer Kellsher had two graduates,
Samuel Dixon and John Dugan, both
plain DRINKS Esch twas taxed 81 and
costs Officer Lucas added Henry Lopez
to the list and be got 81 and costs
Officer Massey found John LAWN on
EeAld street looking for trouble. he
got It Price. So and costs
The case of Elmer Short, colored, was
called. but he wanted witnesses and the
case was continued till to morrow.
Robert Gibson, colored, was charged
with asssulting his wife, Dora The
evidence was not very strong against
him and he was allowed to go with the
change hanging over him
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

On the IL % train for Philadelphia
an axle broke and the track, just above
the city, was torn up for about 500 feet
but, by quick and wise ac-
tlon. there was no accident
20 the cars. The torn track blocked
travel for several hours, but the south
bound track was used BY all the trains
with little DELAY.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
BuriaI Of ms. REV bold.

Mrs Clara B. Roybold. who died on
Friday night, was buried TO day at St
Georges Cemetery. Mrs. Reybold was the
wife Of Anthony Reybold. Jr and funeral
services were held at the residence Of her
father. Hiram A. Moore, at Ogletown,
Del Many friends from Wilmington
vent down to Ogletown on the 10 o.
train this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
Special
AT
DeHAvEN'S
For This Week Only.

Another lot of those Stripe
Dimities, I2Hc quality, re-
duced TO zoe yard.
A beautiful line Of Stripe
Dimities reduced from I2Hc
to Sc yard.
All our I2Hc Ducks, in
choice styles, going at Ioc
yard.
All our Ia1lc Satines going
at Ioc yard.
All our Muslin Underwear
at cost.
Our SI.oo Kid Gloves re-
duced to 7oc pair.
All our 75c Kid Gloves re-
duced to soc pair.
Remember these special bar
gains are for this week only.
Demorest Sewing Machines,
as good as the best, only $Io so.
All the latest styles of Do
nestle Paper Patterns, at
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

BUFFALO juno LITTLE master plumb
ers delegates TO the national convention
at Philadelphia left here. They Will re.
port tho state Of tho Buffalo strike to the
convention and ask that all skilled plumb.
ers that cnn be spared from other cities
be sent here to break the strike The To-
cal association has declared Il lockout
against the strikers.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
Sc squares ID sundaY eoholara.

A large army Of Sunday school workers
and their friends and neighbors
vent out on the excursion Of
Union NJ. f. Sunday school to
Woodland Beach to day. The stream
Of little and big scholars stretched
six squares behind the First Regiment
Band as the procession moved down from
Union Church to the steamboat.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

BROOKLYN, June ll.--Rodey Carlin. AZ
years old, Of 79i Halsey street, conduct
or employed on the Putnam Avenue
line, jumped from his car az Fulton ferry
and was thrown againsta pillar Of the ele.
waited road, lie was picked up uncon-
scious and died without regaining con.
-.fnstcrnuu
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

HAMBURG, June 1l.-Regrets have been
received from Prince Bismarck, who says
that his health will not permit him to ac-
cept the invitation of the senate, and that
ON this account no win not attend the core
monies at the opening of the canal at kiel.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
Hosiery Specials.

Bought two cases fine hose for Misses
and Ladies', sizes, 8 to 8. This week only
at Sc pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose
usually sold for 12ic-to make it interest
ing Sc 0 pair.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

XENrA, o., June 1l.-Whitelaw Reid
ana wife arrived at Cedarville and went
direct 20 the old home two miles in the
country, where Mr.. Reds mother lies
dead He was greatly troubled because he
had not seen her before she died. his last
talk with her having been seven months
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

John Gillespie, Of Browntown, while
working on the new DGnforth
building at Second aud Market streets,
this morning, was struck Ia the
head by falling block and badly hurt.
His wounds were dressed In the drug
store and he was taken home
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

Some little excitement was created on
Market street this morning by the
chimney OF Miss Lizzie Lattimora's house
at No. S2S Market street, catching sire
II was extinguished without sounding an
alarm.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

This morning the new steam tug
Sharp CompRny's In command OF Captain
Henry @ Rogers. The Montauk will 20
into commission with the Long Island
Railroad Company, her new owners. She
was launched here about two months
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
The New onieers EHamInad.

This morning DR.. hughes made and
exa mination Of 7. f Murphy and WI Con
ner, the newly appointed police officers,
Murphy passed but Conner was rejected
on account Of lscs OF weight ana size
Il is said Hugh Mcbride OK the United
States Express Company, will be
nnr,aI
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

The Delaware State Firemen's Relief
Association had another try at the
brakes yesterday afternoon. There was
q good attendance. but not IquIts enough
nRmee we're received to warrant the
projectors to organize. The next
meeting y Ill be In the Phoenix house to-
night.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

KANSAS CITY, June 11.-Dispatohes
from Olathe Emporia Fort Scott, Wiohi-
tn and Caldwell, Kan, and Hennessey
and Perry, O. n, report a heavy "a hour
rain. which will save the corn crop.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

PRINCETON, N. j.. June 1.-The man
agors Of the Yale and Princeton football
clubs have settled upon Nov. 23 As the
date OF their annual game
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

BALTIMORE. June 11.--John Ward, =
farmer living near Hopewell, Md, was
killed while asleep by his insane wife.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

A splendid Duck suit, trimmings OF
white braid, nicely made ana well fitting
SO %.
On sale, this week, is another full suit
regular made, blues and stripes-only
9Sc.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

ALBANY, june li-A meeting Of the
executive committee Of the antisuffragists
was held at Mrs. j. " L. Pruyns.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
Silk Waist
Big Reduction.

All Of those Jaffray silk Waists MUST
BE cleared out-there is quite few to
pick from
All The 50 10 silk Wash Waists--re-
duced to 81 0S. all the "a 50 and SIS 9s
Waists worth really from 50 to $12. re-
duced to So 9S
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

The graduating class Of the New
pass, with general average Of 70 per
cent. In these studies:
Algebra, arithmetic, English literature,
American literature, Cesar, rhetoric,
botany, chemistry, book keeping, free
hand drawing, physiology, physics, clvics
and English history, American history,
geography, spelling, writing, reading,
rhetoricals. The graduates are: Walter
W. Bacon, Walter j. Cofeld Thomas q
Gemwill. Harry M. Meredith A. Brown
Lancaster, May w. Whitenack and Anna
M. Fleming,
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
Our Belt Dept.

Didn't know we made our own belts?
we do-that's why we sell SO cheap
Buckle alone worth the price-black or
white-25 cents.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
SHIRTS,
UNDER WEAR,
NEGKW EAR.
AEGLlGEES.

ou0 UueAueess Everything IN
Furnishings for men and boys,
and careful attention whether
you want much or little. In
the Negligee Shirts at 75c and
81 we are showing a big line
made with collars and cuffs at
tached and separate, new styles,
good patterns, careful laundry
and shirts that fit and give
comfort in wearing rs and
30 cent Underwear Of the long
and short sleeves; bought by
the case to get the qualities for
the prices.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11

AT Alb integrity and dOings L you visit
find something interesting the
And look fresh you
you pprec way DOING and prices that's why
makes FAST and June bit behind
in this respect
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
Skirts.

Two numbers in skirts-separate
skirts, No 1--brocaded Dress skirt
So 4S-No 2-Serge skirt elegant quality
reduced to clear, $49S.
Evening journal., 1895-06-11
Chenisettes.

Sold thousand Of those cent chemi.
settles too weeks ago, another consignment
in--not as many-but same quality-25
cent style-long IS they last, cents each.