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The Indianapolis journal., 1896-08-30
The New York Flower and n Gold
Lightning BuV

Insure your property with Frank X
Sawyer. g East Market street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-08-30

Insure your home in the Glens Falls.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-08-30
LemcIse Buildinw POLL

The following is the result of a poll taken
| in the Lemcke Building Yesterday:
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-08-30

Furniture at lowest pricss-wm. L Elder.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-08-30
Prices Talk

See the prices we are making on
Sterling Silver Novelties. The
goods are absolutely of the latest
production, and of the finest quail
ity. See the line. Send for prices;
mail orders filled promptly.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-08-30
T = + , = = = > , : + = : 4
Shoes Fall STYLES Shoes

This week commences the last hair OF
the first year or most successful business
In our new Shoe Department. The last haif
OF the year We expect much iarSer busi-
ness, as the people know where hey can
get the best styles for least money and
goods that give general satisfaction. Look
at these special sales to start the season.
This cut represents our <29S
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ANLEutD CHANGE

The charge in the southern U'ah
service OF the Union Pacific railway,
~ begin ON SUNDAY next, Is one that
the travelling public will duly agpfe.
clalc. AZ present the schtdule IL an
iucJuv. uicDt aud welri. me one, go.
lrg la either direction; h 10 the slarl
is made at 7.ij o.. M, requiring ono 60
gc, W n 40 unreasonable hour hurry
a breakfast into his system, II Indeed
ne Fortunate enough 20 get one at
such time, nj Then posl Oh Tor the
itaiu; NJ Milford IL l. the same. with
about On hour aud q bal.
tess time TO operate In auu
tho rlslug having 10 bu made 10 much
usr,i,L lhc try II not an enjoyable
ono asa Euuetal thing, uasilculafly lH
1ue win has ma e II br.Olc, the grentcf
portion Of it being over uuUccupi,u
stretches Of country which msy be
p pul1us anu productive sometime, iut
which ut present II y more pleasant t.
pats along When night has sptyaI her
mantle Of charity over the scene
Those who only 70 ne for a. Nuphi will
not need 10 take the nig1t train, b
Jay service being provided Tor their
uuuehi.
Those who have business at eitutf
terminal poiul-oOusidofing Salt Lake
aud Milford ~ tuon-wuioh they eau
transact IN ash Il time Will not here.
after have u speDd three dayiat 10 ~
Ut prtsenii they eau leave either pl,ou
At time when their business IN must
csses Is over Tor the day, make the ride
at time when no business Ia done,
have a whole day 10 auenI 10 things
ia tho place visited, aud return
the next night, thus occupy.
In practically but one day,
clear saving Of At least
forly-rlght houT' time. with tuiy
season apparently upon Us this 10 quite
an item, Qua that the Union Pacific
management have shown cOmmondA.
ulc outerpfise and fortth0ught lnstcut.
Inv for the people WHO have to take tho
rail now aud theui o. thelT number Do
sure to inorease with the advsuce ~
the season, Il will also, We doubt NOT,
| prove a profitable thing Tor the com.
/ pau.
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often overloaded with work. The
w0fklngmlu relies on tue resistance uI
hls wife ami fiud, it easier to face tie
! raTdahIrs Of hIs HE ny her side. IN
the hIah. classes the husband alone h
l.ro.cI 20 su. ny the supp1rt Of tue
umliy, wU1sg % ole sf" 0I.en sY varied
and large tuat a MAN h.aith,ts Co uu-
drf.tEo ,hu issloa .IuiIily, uu.O lac ~
really wealthy. ihs iesul, 81 that
"a great number OF well U.uo,lud
women havo 10 remain singh, aud
uuatls ~ H.d Suitable ,mpI ymcut.
Iup condition 0. cstainIy ono tlpt ul.
upuIs confederation.
The cause ol Do is sought in tue fcvo.
luUlu that bias taken place in tu,
management % tuo nome. Formerly
tho hDuc WIS micflc I'm Win The
ulf. usIisc. atrial point. she created
aud governed tha little world an
mUu.I d, with hor own perl3naltiy.
inu women were producing Ms com.
frp, auI uacl season brought new
uuur. 90 attend 10. There were
maclln.s 10 render lnyssill,J hants
OF won. IA suJuillI1ua. Iuuu eacu
little piece a hor yauyu- beiJugiuts
uuI II- "wu intimate history. TIufe
we're uDIfU.ma Of nucleus nnI o.
these Wc.c aided her own dainty goo.
Iuuif, IWuUuuuI already iu tuu ~
OF ssflJ ptlnuId,
All uia be- changed. The home OF
the sg.raIIed letter cias.s. Oiisn 90
,utqIa upIUuumtles Tor suitable eul.
lluJ mcni, anu tue c9nstqueu. ii that
d thIrt Tor bil kinds 90 smusrmubts
hoe token lt place. Many women atu
suli ring on account ~ tue tmpliuts,
OF tboif lives, Bnd II IL evident that
HIncu II il impossible 10 turn the dUyo..
upmUnl OF the world tack Into tue
i0rm,t grooves, the changed oOndi'
Tons domanI tIst new nulIs VI labor
be- opened up ,Of that part OF the bu.
man family that lrsl, tue change most
E,ouiy.
The reasoning here presented will
probably be- admitted to 10 logical auj
ilfciblt. The problem IL y solve the
uilicuity without creating au Oprosl.
lion 10 tho unmislaEabie ueOftes o
nature. II itou lnis point thai opinions
uillcE Atptctr ,ncte probably are
uKugg,ta,iuus on both Bd,s, butu b.
ihUOty and practice, bH undoubtedly
The ilnhl ttsulgwilI bsateauIu,tui. INTO
the all,roI Conditions, IA full harmony
with the new era that h shout 10 dawn.
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InE ArroINnNG roMEn.

In this country there Ia but one
manner Of choosing public ,niclals,the
ppoplo dirtc'ly OF indirectly phclug
them IN position. In tho former case
the choice ID expressed by their immc'
dials VOTE; IN the second, by tbs AZ
poinlmenl through agents duly cousii'
luted. In either case their wishes are
presumed 10 be consulted and those Of
mAlorlly OF them =, least gtatlHoi.
Il thus beh5oyss the appointing over
In whatever sphere OF Oiligial life 10 be
careful, Iudioious anu ~ nearly ~
possible In harmonious accord with
the duly ascettalued wishes u bis
constituents aud supporters 10 every
c,ssi otherwise the representative
system which should bea shield 10 tho
public Ia lost sight OF II not destroyed.
These remarks have no special refer.
euce to any particular case. They are
designed for general application, be-
SHINING with the President Of the
United 4 nl,s-whosr patronage list IL
" Uuuimou 'y large a. 90 be- a menace
TO our insutuliuna when Improperly
dealt with--and ending with tho least
consequential oiilorr IN cur midst O.
whom IL delegated the authority 60
make appointments. Il Ia true that In
anoyorwnoiming mSiOuIy OF cases he
check Of confirming body h placed
q. La q
was Il 20 ordained; otherwise power.
tul branch Of the public service would
doubtless be an autocrAlic eng inn utter.
ly suuyotsiyu u rvpublCauism anu
Justice Itself hut those VINO appoint
do not always stand In dread Of
this restraint upon their Rclion
nor fear the consequences Of
deliberate opposition to tho popu lar
viii ~ they should relying upon the
concurrence Of certain quantity Of
substtvleut hruchmen acting iu con.
cert with a few others WHO viii sacrl,
dee some considerations OF propflely
md right for the sake OF harmony,
appointments ere made that are
wholly Objectionable, u nos altogether
unit IL Is then that the voice Of the
people IA heard, frat M muTmur,
then On a protest, anu finally IN 40
outbutst Of general inIlguatou, all
" (which might as well bo avoided, by
according 10 them that Indirect repre-.
seutsti1u TO which they are entitled,
We vould lac to 0eo orr executive
Dfil1ors and all VINO have the Rppliut.
ing power 30 control thls branch oi tho
puullc service that combinations
would be the m,rest mgteruf iltm
anu the oounrmatary boIy vel uiyh
q hguteHsRd, not In such manner that
the people continually have uCct.ior
to DO thbuk'ul That such body exists.
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.... .....I ....,.,.. ..t .I.uftr. . Do
rv,rv .II,. GraU cloud. OF SMOKE
rolled up a. emo hunters advanced
, ,Ina ,D' .it '' s.sy MANY w3 rigbt
among tha horses, aud under lho feet OF
in .a'l' anu under ,hg M'som . p. W, 'uI I.
wbip. R'ibe sTI ai tho valley we went
into comp, aud on counting ~ 'ne game
i1g"i Mo lsl .,ot ,., NV" Do, n' r,,,r "
.... ...... -.
i'' '',,'" "'1 a.. 80.
Wv SUI ~. -, ~ ~ , 80. 80
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cnNFERLNcE ArrulNlMLNIs.

Relief Society, Asrmbly Hat, Fri
day. April 3, 10 s.mt . 3. m. aud ''"l
y, ~,
MAORI meeting, Fourteenth Whfi
assembly ball, Friday Apui Q, ':aJ
p. ~.
Sunday School Union, Tabernacle,
Saturday, Ann !, s o. M.
scandinavian meeting, Assembly
Hail, Sunday, Aptl s, between L.
ami . y. m.
German meeting, Assembly Hal,
Sunday, April o, 81. m.
Priesthood meeting, Tabernacle
Sunday, April o, 5r.m.
ufaui coucett, Tabernacle, Monday,
April ., 8 =. m.
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CUNfERENrE NOTICE.

The siHty.si1t. Annual Conference
Of the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat
tsr.day Saints will convene In the
Tabernacle, Salt L,ka CITY, A. lo
o'cl,ck on Saturday morning. Am
4tb, 1896.
The Officers AMI members u IN"
Church generally are cordially In
vit,d to attend tho m'o,ing' Of the
Conference.
wuFoRD WuUuHrrE
GFuHGt @. CASN0N,
Jusfru p. FMi1u.
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Send your address 10 n, h. Bucklen
s. co., ChlosGo, aud q, { free sample
box Ut Dr. Kug's New Life plIls. a
trial viii convince you OF tholT merits.
These pills arc easy In action aud utr
particularly effective Zoe the cure OF
Constipation aud Sick Headache, For
MnlariA anu Liver troubles they have
been proved Invaluable. rney are
guaranteed % be perfectly tree ifOm
every dvlrlrrluus substance and 70 be
purely vegetable. They 10 not weaEun
by their action, hut by giving tons 10
stomach anu bowels gtra. y iuylgorttu
tho system. Res ularsEa zoe urr box.
Sold by Z, e.. NJ. /. DRUG Department.
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rnee.-i5c. Ii. g5e. MalInge. Is.
Something New
~ SALT LAIII.

1bo Edison Photograph 4 kiuotosr0re Par
lore are now open Co tho public az sos roulh
Main street, under the management NJ Mise
Della utt . formerly HumbeF Of the Helena
Young lA1lrs Mandolin lob
Iur pArIur' have been lifted up 10 a m1s' ar
NHNr auu uApuuaI.v manner INCLUDING eleven
OF tho --latest Improved upright puUuugrhpus Iu
uHuus ne lHh aud ElarS races, ulsu one uf tue
latest htuCtuphUur., IN winch uru seen aud
heard boo u.l Huuuofful manner iudupCud.
entity moving lfrNE. nures Ou n ttlgc. in.
rIudIus % .tulH Actresses. yDUalsa hluus NJ
Wu.lg &C Z eco Huyups were an token nom
lnu az iuu luIHHn l.aNTatgry ai orange n. d..
uu0 are HIl slaWu Iu tnH hluOtuphuun with
vocal nnI WuH'".I aIrnN pHulWunt The I.sf Ius
rulrs uu D. uu ell ugers 40 liuEiug HasLlY.
~ i'm Hu1 Meyers lsa.rr, tumurr'H.
suuaH's g. -. NATu. IuI other uuua
tie Kaleidoscope, another ut IIIH u'H
wHuuu.tu. invention, ls ON OAhiuluuuIu uh.ph
ere shown moving lIiuhsu usuTrs aud other
pIriuIur. Among tho many WuuuuTiui tAluEa
10 Ur hoard are
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Those who have usei IT. X ngs
New Discovery know Ia yalui, aud
those who have not, have nov tho
opportunity ~ Try Il Free. Call IN
tho sdvrrliteI Dru gists and get a
Trial Bottle, Poe. Send your .ame
and aIuteis 10 Il. l., Bucbleu Z Co.,,
Cmoa.o, and gelA camp q uoH OF Dr.
Kiug'a New Lite Pills, Free, on we'll
NJ copy Of Guide 10 Health aud
lluusrh0ld Instructor, Free. All Of
which IL guaranteed 90 40 you good
End cost you nothing. For sails by
q. q. 81. /. nruL DluaFlmenL.
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II furIrnrd msuy visitors l0 thr
Chicago W flp Fart nud that o..
all bIo1i..nr Il T., Ayers Sarsnparilla
wa the On y one on NuibillDn. THE
!, usOn IL tust AyeI's Safs'uaulla 10 r
Hhudarl remedy, and not patent
medlciuc, Orsecrst nostrum.
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THE hE,r nALvE 30 tuu world iof
Cuts, BRUISES, Sores, Ulorfs, Salt
Rhtum, Fever 5OreH, retIrr, Chappel
Hands, Chilblaius, Curns, aud all skiu
h. upuuus, al d positively cures Piles,
OF no pEy required. It guaranteed ~
give perfect satisfaction or money r..
funded, Price 20 cents per box. Fo'
sale by z. &. NJ. 1. drug department.
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Many people, with the notion tina
nature ought 10 take care OF here
allow a cough tn plague them Tor week.
ami months. Wle'ea', " nature were
a,s'siei with lose Or two NJ AyeT-
Cherry Pect1rsl, the cure might DO Of.
f3cttd IN very rev dFys
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- Don't IAN 10 visit THIS Palace OF Music
anu ~Ohg, which rs ihrOugod every day with
the best people Of the cry, open from a. m.
10 10 r. w. .uudHya included.
ANY " TIE selections can DO hoard AZ the
lhoncgraph PsrlOrs at only Sc oa.h,
No Admission Price Charged.
MISS DELLA FUTILE, Manager
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To prevent h hardening OF the sub.
rulnnrous Tissues Of the scalp aud the
nllleration Of the hair fnlllClss, which
csuse baldness, use Halls Hair Re
UOWeh
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FoR REM.

MAsQuEWADE COSTUMES CAN NE
M had az Mrs. NJ y. hullard li5 state,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, Al REA.
~ aOnHblo IA,ta Arlington Uouso Ma
81. Commercial street
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suiseHusr- changing usr pace Of roui'r. =
should auuJs F,o illal1. as soil 20 present aA'
NFUHH
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Tho Ntus Ion %. af Pool rH .HI' 20 'a'f N"fi
Stands h1I uH 900 ulss6Hgar uaIlH leaving u7 c.'y
af,or B. m UaUy,
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THE LAST WORDS OF
HARRY HAYWARD

on the gulI0ws ~ Minneapolis which
cost thr Monograph CoA4sOJ 90 secure
q record.
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CITY satseribars Will tirdr notify u1HHtr
lifulaHTI, Jf aHy i..HsI a.Iy Boo 300 aI'.I %
t.uIf lalHTa
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w X S.

~ ~. \ 1 \ ~
Nrcu'v ryris for o ltreiI inserted under
H.s lsrding, ouse yor Doe, hHles for 2'c'
on, tfssk for 5O,S one month for 800 per
ile, no uh taken for tess hm 100.
lldn'g of more than Inc, same prop0r.
tomato rate Idpsriss ant ger ,r5u'n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NirANTEu-GuI. FOW OEVuUAI HOUSE.
w woTs, 90 brigham street
! vpuA.u WIN QUIT. uErINtp FAM.
II UF, boy gentleman looking TOR home r1m'
ISsla No other '''''''' "'''''' we ''"
nSE uU Two coon ISDUuAroEs o.
UDusITipN WANTED ~ a NUUNG
j married man, not AFRAID OF surs. Al
| urgss li- Ihis once.
nEsK ROOM N AN OFFICE IoH
- email operation. Address 'hm once
IgIHsr CLASS PRACTICAL BOOK kEtP.
L o,..lyvatH uEpuHguru mu have an
mediate emp uymupt salary mo- object "A
aJgts 10 D. care De'erot E'euius Nc"H
MN rTNu SECOND uANp sTuUE TOR
/ mE uarsAiHa 90 state horenson
INIyE OUTfN COOP MlLHu cows ALSO
4 g0Du Dc livery wagon and team address
q. a.. uuA 1ut
A ,lOUr Roy TO WORK oN fAuM
~ Tor board aud remuneration ial. - la
".IsI south, sa'ufday te'0ee" aand I.o'oIuc-
IIIuuEsT nm Cts ron CLurWSG.
j / IubtH. Wal call rhimcutuN, 90
tsr', second -outh
II j. MORAN ANu NOT wAr.
i eF beating aud ven IIhtug apparatus
80. 90 utrL scoop south.
MN tWLuWISu rmuts WILL uE
1 paid Iu g.bu. ~ roar 20 ". second utl
gDlI scrap ruu, slliU pu ton, amber utvr
b titles b, prr dozen, ruunur, pui pound, GAGS
I.per, &c guuu brtat, BE-.
sCANuIA ENVIRONMENT uffuF. coon
> Do lp auu E0uu piarua,ltl D.. 7crunu south
ATa uIFpu
A E1I,Tu tuuTrTTlNG. All EINu,
- FH"o reps HuK T. ltorttpu, "A b,
sosUuI south
AIM wuMEN ANu mLuUFN TO
vi set mo uyrt photos, 90 Nation q bros,
l' Commercial street
INNEnUupF 10 UuY TIM uIsr ICE
- cream 81 htt.yN'Ht ) uish VI Wh lusaIr,
900 south Main. telephone q,
NEW ANo sEuuSp uASp FuHNI,
~ ture, wagous, huggles harness, etc, al
MUultrS. ~ tate street
NlTllL PAY ulGilE.T CASn rWuEs
w lur rlul geuts' tocuui,h clothing
tali or ADDRESS !. CINE. 40 lhst tlrst euu. b.
EyEgr owNER or a nouEu To rHY
- hampton Boiler Compound guaranteed
o. remove lI scale or currusiuu from IuNvf lr
connections prevents uituug aud pTutpu.H tur
meta. sold Hn thirty dHNH uult uu mono.
collected uulvfa compound uugs the Nurt
purely vegetable. containing un uu.fa ur
yltrIo|s. MADE 100 brIDh form g. save freight
CON uT address Downs A A.HhuW. $40 south.
suguui tast street, sAlt Lake tIly
WANTED -MtN ANu women TO
w work 90 home, pay IS Goo $40 per week
iMr WHauE itbNun fuftaNs. new patented
mciuuu anyone who can read aud write can
do me vur1Ht home, 100 spare Zine, DAY ur
evening Fru urUaruruIars and begin wHFE
Al murr hdirrss 10, A. urpp, German ARTIST
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A Nlll 9 Room UNluh as NINTH
IA Eastt m0Iuru room brick on Eaat
uuFe aud HCvau houses un iNn south. near
MAN, All these pTuuBrurt hayn oVrry rua.
Nuwepno ana are loo spIendll condition They
can ua Gah Cor loss tnhu naf Jhulr value and
on easy terms Nissb mo 90 Offer Tor tnom
tHNs. T.. MONHu,
Room Au O'NtaTA HlOCk
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WANTED NEN AND WuMEN 10
" work 90 home pay Is Goo $40 per wee.
tNr WHsu. ttbFun fUruaUs. new uatUuWd
mciuuu, anyone who can read aud Wutt can
do iht WurEAt home, 100 spare lime, DAY orr
evening rem Tor Uaruruars and begin wHFE
atnncr hdiross %, a. uupp, German ATtlsL
Tyrone, Ia,
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WANTED AN AGENT

Is ENtUN -tCrIuN, 40 tANNaH,. fLuO
1 luga o. tay made. soils 40 sEht, Hsu a
mAu lu cell slap @ goods 81 do o., UtHt hIl0
Iuu. SO aWuutU. IS ur |Hrlo COMMIT.
tlIu made tATU. fence uuutUUtHHTYa tUT
HuA cd paTt.Hu HTs send HttWW tIft.l tuhp
y MAnuft ulur NJ Company Cincinnati, BIO
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FOR SALE

INhlll Iht ~, z. ", .Nyn' ~ Wy,
.1r,,t Fa1m,T. otrd ''''f''
IBEAI- WALL. rArEW CO., Ni fuuTH
Aln- 'alnNNs' p'p'"hs 'A'o'wlh'ns.
T" y. l''.1' Nt'
DIuIuDUAru GNtLtU1, GOOD luCA
isrIpl',gpa or ~ OF a.laratgs AId1s,s
"A p carr Of NEWs uaIrg
WAL. rArEl! s. utAI Warn rs Ar
w lvtst UFf.rs for FuDt rasU Urulrant
l1t' Al INK ia 'r Itr rfr' Vnagy a.trf. i,tit
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Chsapos, pIaca 100 Jwh io buy
Musical Ius mmnut. of 900 kinds
Pianos aud Organs sold on Easy Pay.
fuVu.H
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ais, 5,'sriss. VI .5.aos sa..a aal IT,, J,rs 20
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NlrANIED-GllL tuW GENERAL HOUSE
w WUrA, 90 brigham street
Evening journal., 1896-04-25
EoREsT FIREs IN SUSSEX

Have Been Raging Since Last SUNDAY,
Causing = Great Amount OF Damage
BRIDsEvILLz, Del April 20 Forest
6res have been rsglug about here since
last sunday. and have caused great
damage They we're started during 3
storm, when a bolt Of llehtning struck
the barn on the farm OF Mrs. Mrs Anna
NJ swain, destroying It completely,
together with several outbuiloines, and
causing a loss Of over $1,000. The
dwelling as saved only BY hard work.
The flames also destroyed 100 cords OF
wood owned bv e. s. MRcklin, aud then
started racing through the forest.
The Polk woods were attacked by the
Gre, am about 500 acres burned over,
About 300 cords of wood owned BY Henry
P. Cannon and 200 bushels OF charcoal
owned by + s. Collins we're destroyed
Near Trinity Church a large tract was
burned and much cut wood destroyed
The fre also spread over into Nanticoks
hundred and cut a wide swath II is
still in progress, though gradually dying
o1k
Evening journal., 1896-04-25
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
BIS GAas WAS FOR $76.

Strange Boy who Came In to Plsv. Took
Out Fat Puese- Q ieer Story Of Mrs
MI.us.
special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DoBBrNsvILLE. April % -Ysstei day
Mrs. Frank Milus. a Lltvitch woman
living on Olymer street. went as far az
tha river shore TO get some coke from the
ashes that come from the Delaware Iton
Works On returning homo she dis
covered she was minus $40 aud this Is
her version OF her loss she says she Ie tt
her little daughter. aged years. at
home alone A strange boy went TO the
house aud started TO play with the child
and after they played awhile the girl
made mention OF her mother bavlng some
money about the house. rhe boy IVES
eager TO see ths money. asked where II
was. and she showed II to him. Nov the
money is missing The girl Is so small
she cannot tell anything only that the
boy played awhile aud than ran away
The DSbblnsville Bsseball Club vii
have a regular practice game this aftsr
noon with the Nsmeless OF New Castle
Ga next Wednesday evening Martin
Leonard will give an evening entertain
ment TO The Bay Club, as bis new piano
is in tune
Evening journal., 1896-04-25
4 WONAES LONG IMPRISONMENT.

Irs. Miles VIII Soon End Her Five Years
Of Incarosration-A Talented Prisoner to
he Freed.
Yrs Ssrah Miles. A years old, late OF
Wilmington hundred, has but three
eeks longer to serve In the county jsil
.Fhers she has been incNcersted for
serm of Eve years, ending May 49,
Mrs Niles is an intelligent white
Vonsn. we'll posted on current events
nd somewhat gifted in conversation.
he has served the long imprisonment OF
be best yeaCs Of her life fer malpractice
nd performing an abortion in Whining
on In 1891
l. is expected that Mrs Miles can tell
lone very interesting stories about Five
ears In New Castle jail" aud similar
eubjscts The woman's long imprison.
|nent has been looked upon as deplor
ble misfortune by nearly every visitor
o he prison Who has seed her
The term Of Thomas MiillkeD, a tai-
hnt.d young man, is nesring completion
IL was a long term for ''inciting to commit
areeuy,D having been convlcted of 10
buciDg q couple OF young women to join
Ia travelling combination and then inouo-
Ing them to pilfer articles of jswelrg
from THAR homes as principal to invest.
His term will expire on May 10 His at
/ ailments as an expert sccountant have
made him invaluable to the wardens In
keeping the accounts of the all aud the
hist OF ratIons. Nj Milllken 10 free after
Nav 10
Evening journal., 1896-04-25

Boys Sailor Suit.-Dark blue and
white plaid gingham Is the material
which makes this pretty suis The
isunty blouse Is made with deep
sailor collar Of white duck trimmed
With dark blue cotton braid Co match the
color Of the ginghAm The pointed vest
piece is also OF the duck, styllshly
braided with dark blue. Ties OF blue
silk are placed where the ends Of the
collar come together. A tiny pocket is
most conveniently sewed onto the left
side Just below the collar The sleeves
are finished by narrow cuffs The natty
kilt shows q broad bcx plait In the front
and is laid 10 side plsits at the back aud
Sides 1t is attached to q sleeveless waist
lining.
Flannel, serge, plaids, duck, pique,
bingham. chambray or almost any light
wooden OF wash fabric, are suitable for
the development Of this design
No. 20 38l- Boys Sliior Suit, requires
for medium sizs 81 yards material 81
inches wide Cat Ia 3 sizes, 3, and D
wears