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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Gen. weyier Ventures Ont to Take .
Look at 1t.
Havana May 1.-Czp- Gen weyf.r.
GerA OcAaneo ard Col. AhmaSa- sne cap
tain generals as5e-5e-cazHx. ali IN tea
uniforms have started for Bahia Honda
On bcard TIE cruiser Marquis ErsersatA
Tie captain general e going 20 Aar4el %
inyp~r. the military Ens. and viii return
tonight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24
Ready-to-
Wear Suits

You Sc tie earr7en,a after they are
mzde-as they look Ga you You have
dozens Of styles TO select from Change
yoEr mind as cftsr as yoa please until
you are suited: dent have 10 wait . week
o. more TO get yca suit but take home
with you perfect 1T after paying.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Imperial rawrA plain VAeoA
at SC. &c. SC ara sc Q yus1
White Ccr@sd Pte9e. hese ~
ties prc~rurah.e. &c and - q
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Bishops Iawra rIzta wneoA
~ sc. &c, PC ard &c . yasd
Pain White SAtaseuk a
s~.c. &c. 80. &c. &c. - -
ard SOC n yard
Checked Nssrsooks ~ - IA
&c. &c. &c ard &c . yar4
Dsnftses Il rsa stys2ss -
checks fsc. Sc. ssc. SC = ysr4
Yau nay esy xoo-ts for -
same price ELSEWHERE bat -
such vxsHs n elah:y - ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Aother-cone. Frisxei. Why are You %
naughty today. .zss when annsfs V Par
ing rs q visit,
Frtx-'Ca1se auns,s ted mo that n I
Was Q good boy she would stag 20. ~ sAts
evening
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

firss Regiment band At Lescas park this
afternoon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Pain Crepes ana Co.
pink hsae. Sra. hiAck an{ -
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Grass Lfac=S with n -
lace stripes ~ &c. 10 81 ~
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yard
Trrcrset japanese cfuo1a (
mat 1.-zhle cloth, 80 3 nd
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po1 material very stylszA, q
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Bicycle Szsst1ng. Q heavy. -
srM cssSh. gray and tan. q ~
Ard &c = yard
We can shcw Q Largo vDG3r1
m every kre here rzenttonoG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Sstisse D.rsity. wazhzSse. Al
eclsrx. very pretty dress fas-fe.
Fancy Printed orxzadses. very
latest effects. washzStA
Lyons sw.ye, Skis, rew sAaa-
Tugs. very popular for Shirt
Waists;
Taiior-na6e safffngs n tara
cfises AID g<xya. ANAL. eAlcty
patterns.
Golf Srifinrs. eessrssY new
patterns. washable:
Imperial yic1na CosAs In the
nsx Dresden patterns.
Grass Ixron<. With szzal rc-kA
dots In pink. 5,ae and siA-x.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

- that vhea rna3e up the appearance
Of the Foods most always diszpposnssrr-
~ chsnres-shey ton't lock IN the gar
nsnt a. you pictured IN your mind they
would You are dissatisfied. but wear
had selected the goods II was made for
you and you can't change your mind It's
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

ne BOt-ta nat Tie o. True B1sed
Purifier.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24

Our assortment. Z, Ladies
waists - beyond any ecnozr4-
son the choicest shown any
wnere
Persian Elects. Grass Ixnca
Waists. vita or without d.
tachssls -o1lars: Lace Fronts.
Swivel SIX Waists. Pi7ii
Waists. Chanbrav Waists,
Fancy Pe-czi> Waists N cnecfs
and strfr~s IN daxxisnS variety.
AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES.
Evening journal., 1896-07-16

Girls Costume-Wbat could be pret-
tier for little maid g Summer dress than
this dainty costume The blouse waist,
which is always so becoming to children,
requires no lining. 1t Is shaped by
shoulder and side seams and the fullness
is confined by draw string run in the
hem. The front closing is concealed by a
stitched band stylishly trimmed with en-
hroidered frllls on either edge. The
jsunty sailor collar. decorated to CORE
sp'nd. Is cut IN points IN the front and
square IN the back The bishop slspves
are finished ny plain wrist bands The
straight skirt displays a stylish fulness
" is trimmed With three rows OF narrow
braid placed just above the hem Is is
gathered onLo belt and fRsteus
in the csntre back Ia the usual manner.
All eorts OF material; serge, flannel ,pique,
duck, Gelstea, chsmbTsy, bingham. etc,
can be used for making this suit II pre-
ferred the skirt may be Of one material
and the waist Of another as shown In our
Illustration
20634 Girls Dress with with Blouse
Waist and Full Straight Skiri) requires
for medium size Al ysrjs material 80 Ia
ches wide. Al yards SO inches wide or 81
wards 80 inches vide. Braid represented
II wards OF p yards lace. Cutin 8 sizes,
3, 3 10. IL and 10 years.
Evening journal., 1896-07-16
1nreatlrntlnrnnnnth

BERLIN, Md July 1G Wesley Bow
den died at TsS lorsvlie, Worces er
county, about four niles from Berlin,
very suddenly, Ppd it wss reported lis
death SRs caused by poison The usieh
bors had jury summoned DR. HollsLd
aud Or, Carey. Of Baltimore. aseertsias d
that he came 20 his death from eitiDg n
large quantity of cueuu bers, crabs ard
unions.
Some TINA $40 Eb,ntzer Powell. an
insane msp, was taken 10 Snow HUI
jAii. He Is about 46 years old and OF a
very respective family. IL Is reported
that the jsllsr cannot keep any elothing
on him, aud that the ul is no proper
plaoe for HIN.
Evening journal., 1896-07-16
RESERVES NOW on THE indiana.
PsnnsyIvania'a Naval sIilItIa Boards the
United States Battleship Near tho
BroHkwater-re Handle Big Guns.

United States Battleship Near the
BroHkwater-ro Handle Big Guns.
Pennsylvania Naval Reserve Bat
talon, under Commander Francis Skunk
Brown, sailed away toto salt water and
salt air early yesterday morning. pro
eseding down the Delaware to old Bran
dy vine shoAl, to bs transferred FROM the
improvised icebost men-of war 10 tLe
u 'iesc States bAt'laship Indiana
Barr ng a few ajax tars, the.roll to-day
showed tuvt ieabont No. 3 gage up 1875
men and ciiisers Of the Philadelphia bat
tallion to Tho Inoians while the Pitts
burg dlvson transferred its entire force
Of seventy nlIs men sud officers The
tars are working hard but are living
we'll aud are delighted with the magn.k
cent bsttleship
In order 20 How he young msrines TO
familii r,ze them selv, 8. with Delaware bay
a1d coast. the q set made slow time b.
veen New Castle and ths I1dlaua's
anchorage No 2. containing the Pitts
burg division, kept near enough TO be
haiied by Lieutenant Rhodes mtgsphons.
snd 70 II back thu provsrbi1l, "Ayei Ayel
Sir -
On the battleship, work Will bs com
menced tomorrow Ia tho manipulation
OF the big guns AID drills were begun vt
once la l4Ldiug under the rapid Ere guns
OF ihs ship The lndianA's two 10 inch
ond four 10 inch guns and batteries rang
ing down Q six and four-p9unders are
ready for service tonight by the new
haudraulic pressure of mechanism inside
the turrais. by means OF which the shot
10 slways llftcd automatically.
Both Commander Brown aud Lieuten
ant B,lles n-e anxious TO give the young
maj inae all the bJat 6rill possible Gap
tain Evans, OF the Indiana, will be asked
e put Lieutenant Commander
Breeds boat crews under lnetruc
ton of thorough, regular ser
vcs c0xswGlns, that nothing may he
overlooked In their tuition OF man Of war
routine
After three days cruise and exercise a.
target practice, the Naval Reserves will
steam back up tho river on tho loebosts
arriving At Philadelphia on Sunday
morning When the Philadelphia city
ieeboats made their last trip up tbs
Delaware the temperature wae jnst 90
des reea 10 yor than now
Captain Msllvllle's lcebosts passed the
Breskvster Rt o o'clock Judge Bsitler
and Chief EsenboWer will 60 through
he entire cruise as guests OF Com
mandor Brown. Among the tsrs in the
servioa are about thirty sturdy lads
from Crsmp's. Captaln Melville viii
probably lay at anchor of LsWes during
the SEA cruise.
Evening journal., 1896-07-16
RELIABLE PATTERNS.
Guaranteed to Fit, if Proper
Size is Given.
DAINTY GIRLS oOsTUMT.

A Pattern OF This Gan Bs Had By Send
Ing 10 Uents 20 tho Evening journal
Omce-Patterns for Woman. Maid and
Ohud,
We have made En arrangement with
one OF the Oldest aud most reliable paper
pattern houses In New York, which
enables us to offer TO our readers stand
ard and perfect fitting patterns Of the
very latest and newest designs
These patterns sre retaiIed In stores at
from 20 to 40 cents. We have made
arrangements whereby we can offer
them at tho extremely low price Of 10
cents.
A paper pattern of any size. Of this
Illustration, may be obtained By sending
your name aud address, number aud
size of pattern desired, together with 10
cents for each pattern, to the EVENING
JOURNAL Wilmington. Del
PIoa5o Observe the Following Measure
monts'
For Walsts-Measure around fullest
part OF bust, close under ann raise
slightly IN the back, draw moderately
tight.
For Skirts-Messure around the waist,
over the belt; draw moderately tight.
Printed directions accompany each
pattern, showing how ths!garment is to
oe made
When ordering patterns for children
please also state oge of child.
Evening journal., 1896-07-16
Nsr G .lhoIIo chnreh pealeat. d.

GRRErsBoRo. ND. July 16 A new
Catholic church at Ridgely was dedicated
,esteI day by Bishop Curtis, Of Whining
tou. Very Rev. John A Lyons. V G +.
preached he rermon. AmopR the ofsicist
ing ol,rgl man wsre: Rev. r. +. Wsld =
ron, Rsv. d. Crowly. OF Wilmington,
al d james BGrtpett. OF st Msry's semin
AIRY The music was by IN augmented
obol', composed Of ar and Mrs w w
Spence. Messs Carrie Carey, Maggie
waldror, Lizzie Volt May C5cper
Daisy CHOPPER and w l. gull, under the
direction OF Professor Morris r drsly
now has four churcheg. some OF which
are the finest In the country.
Evening journal., 1896-07-16
STABBED TO YRE HEART.
A Fatal Quarrel In Crisfisld which Ro-
suited In the Death Of Charles Turpin
Eis murderer In JAN.

A Fatal Quarrel In OrIsnsld which Ro-
suited Ia the Death Of Charles Turpin
tis murderer In JAN.
CRIsFIELD, Md. July 16 Ernest john
son bSs bsen arrested and committed to
Prinoees Anne jail, charged with killing
Charles TuTpin johnson and Turpin
with several others, went Into the river
at Cusield THesdAy evening TO take a
bath While the rest were IN the water
Johnson took Turpln's boat and went
ashore. Az soon 90 Turpin could got
ashore be went to the store Of Charles
Whltlington, near Shiloh Church, sud
there found Johnson play log checkers
He went mp to Johneen and, stroking bis
hair several times, said: Johnson, you
sre getting TO be bSd boy" johnson At
once rose and Gus Turpin twice, inflcting
q slight wound on the left wrist and one
on the hight shoulder. Johnson ran
toward his father. who was engaged at
that time In putting up telephone wire
Turpin fvlloNed aud kicked at him once
or twice, when Johnson turned suddenly
end drove the knife into Turplns left
breast. Tnrpln exclaimed: I'm cut /;
| must 60 10 the drug store and get it
sewed up He went about twenty or
thirty yards aud fell
Dr. @ O. Ward was at onae summoned.
but Turpiu died soon after his arrival.
Sheriff l. Q Nelson arrested johnson at
once Turpin was carried TO his home
Johnson WAS arIAIgned before Justice
PJrtar, but waived a he Arlng and was
committed to jail.
AZ tho autopsy conducted by Drs At
kinson and Ward, IL was found the knito
had penetrated thes heart. coroner's
jury was impsneled by Sheriff Nelson,
composed Of the following: 3 w Kan
merry, foreman, DR.. F. F. TODD, William
O Nelson, John Il Lawson, allen T.
5omerr, Cornelius w. Sterling, Noah NJ
Lawson. w r. Reese, John w. TaweF,
George A. Davis, Hance r. Tawes and A.
OochrAne. The jury found the follow =
| ing verdict; THAI Charles Turpin came
TO his death by means of a wound In the
heart iIh cted by knife In the hands OF
Ernest johnson" The knife With which
the homicide was committed was 8 small
pocket knife. AS thrsats had been made
to do the prisoner violence, Sheriff Mel.
sou guarded the CrisGeld lookup. Yes
terday Johnson WAS tsken to the county
| fail at Prii ,ss Aane
Evening journal., 1896-07-16
FuNERAL oF MRs. sARTLETT.
She Was an Aged Friend-saIe of FalbO
County Land

EAsTGN, Md, July 6-Nrs. Susan
Kemp Bartlett, sged so years, died at her
residence on Niles river, near EAston,
Talbot county, Tuesday morning, and will
be buried to. day from the Friends Meeting
Hous~, East on. She wss the widow of
Joseph Bar tletr, rho vas tbs nephew OF
William E. Bartlett, Of Cedar Point, and
partner with bis uncle In the large,
wholesale drug business he conducted in
Baltimore many years ago. Mrs Bartlett
leaves two soos, Joseps, with whom she
livea, and William Kemp Bartlett, the
IT, asurer OF tie Dixon Bartlett Shoe
Com pany, Of Baltimore.
nr j. NJ Ii B4teman bon sht at trus
ts. sac ths Alex. Godd farm In Chapel
di-trtet, Talbot county, s02 acres for
SO $50, about 81 sn aero Here is an
Illustration OF the present depression OF
real estate value With grain at present
prices this farm ought to be worth S3C
an acre.
Ex Surgeon General Wales Of Wash
ington, will spend the summer In Talbot
he has = ken for three months "Idlewllc
Cottsge, " In Miles River Neck, and, with
bis family, is now occupying It.
Evening journal., 1896-07-16
Po,t Deposit Notes.

PORT nFPJsIT, Md July 16 Patrick
Whalep Gj Years Of age, resident Of
Port Deposit. Cecil county. for many
yesrs died lset night H had been an
invalid for long time. Two sons aud one
dAuS hter survive him.
Thieves broke into the store o. + P.
Buckley on Monday night, but were
frightened away before theF scured any
booty. Mr. Brlcklsy is agent for the
Adams Express Comp my, aud as previous
tbefts OF express matter have been made,
IL Is thought this rad was for the same
purpose.
A nsw railroad switch has been con-
structed on the whsrt property Of 4 John
Rlnsharf. and other Improvements are
being made TO it which will give better
facilities for transfer OF fregh to vessels
a. this port.
Evening journal., 1896-07-16
NEW cAsILE news NoIEs.

A number Of New Castle people at
tended Proprietor Lswis's dance st
Pennsville last night.
The steamer Marietta has already
grown into popular favor with her quick
trips across the river to Pennsvillo
An Italian womsn who came from VII
D,ington to sell writing paper claimed TO
to haze been assaulted on tue Nav
Castle causeway and returned TO town
With pitiful tale last night.
A crowd Of fifty men and boys iu
DobbinsYiile last evening engaged IN the
p4stime Il batting aC swarm OF
swallows flying low after Insects.
James 7. Weldon OF Seventh aud
Clark streets has offered 90 play any pool
player in town for 500 or the champion =
ship OF New Castle IA guarantees any
player a satisfactory arrangement.
City Councilman Francis Pagan has
become an expert quoiS pitcher aud has
mastered the dlficnlt quoitorial arts OF
makiog ''cushion csroms" and 'sncho u
nurses" with the iron rings.
New Castle was we'll represented on
The Renyboth aud 0ssan City excursion
TO day.
Idle men ara l1oking forward to busy
time next week, when two large indus
trial establishments will be running on
full time.
A handsome gildrd vestheIvAnc has
been placed on the United States Hotel,
aud bears the name OF James Is Tomap,
| lis owner.
| st Peters Sunday school has decided
Co take It's menbers to Washington Pork
This namsless Baseball Club will put
ups strong team. Including several old
10 A @ players la the game against
Caester Times at Battery Prrk on satur
Iay
Evening journal., 1896-07-16

TRAINS LEAVE EILMINGTON,D DELLA
WARE AVENUE, EASr-BoUND.
All trainI Illuminated with Pintsca
NInw YORK, week days, 'sOs, '71A
1881, fg4S, 25 ami ~ q ~ 3 23 Csc. '7a9.
I'll p. m. Sundays 's.OS, @s.4S, 'l1.25 a. M;
81 PfilLzbEEPiIfh. I9,s1 f.fsi Ia p cnniEsrNur sc
sTAATi05N a i n .wtesek. days S0: 65s; ~
49, S.25, 10, III D. m. Sundays, .S.0S. Isl
$50, 1913, .ll.25 a. m; y 20 $50, 'S.2S, 4.b5s
'SI PHiLADEIPHTA. la, ii. III ~ READ1NG TERNI-
NAL, week days, '3.0S, '715, 1881 a. m.s
81 p. m; Sundays, 's.Os a. m; sll ?: m.
Ills, 7sO, sis, 's55, .i055, l1.zV a. m; l2l0.
s229, $50, 455, '5.3z, $40. s739, S25, 10, IL p
i2so. ESQ, .s'2S. z55. '5.s2. $50. '7.sS. sz5.
~ AiLsSN = ic CITY, weekdays. .7l5, -sa
q; n; 'l22l, p 2s p. M. Sundays 7SO a. m;
CAPE MAY, week davs .7l5 a. M; -ls2l.
t2.2s D. m. sundays. go y. m.
WEST-BOUND.
as. BALTIMORE TIN % mp WAs9ddlNGToN: 81 Il
p. l-1Si %. so sandays iSs S 40 7os .sss q. M:
-B1i.1siLTiiiMiioiRh 1i.si And Way Az' ss;TATiIoNs.
daily 7.02 a. M; 2.54 p. IN.
y NSEWARK, v a Delaware. week days. .tS9'
rs as 1s 49, SIS Il am a. & l5 s5B E. l5 @ !sH sq9d3Ss aos
iPIsTrTsfBiURe. week days. '8.s a. M;
CHICAGO. daily, ss48 a. m: '45S pm.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, daily
W NEW W oRLEANs - AND MEMPHIS via
Bristol aud ChatJenooSa, 800 D. M, daily.
Through sleepers Washington to Memphis
'Is sINGERLY \ i.isHI HIxccoMMoDATIoN. wssr
days, 7o2 a. m; 25i, Lo5, LIZ p. pa. SUI
os GsANDENBERG iST 4. Pi i0' ASc56AImopArIoN sS 3 IN
week days, 7.02. 1927 a, M; 254. ass y. m
Sundays, 10 a. m;; 4,5S ?; m.
NEW YORK, week days. $50 q. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, $50
BALTIMORE. week days. $50 a. M;
-ig -iLgkpNiIpDiENRERe 4 and WAY CITATIONS
Ssef Gays eCs' iv.zo q; 90 m; S5O b.2O p. IN
LEAVE PHILXDELPbHiTA IA CHEST
NN6gTT ST set sTATIoM gs1s FOR wILMINSGS5
l.5e. as $3.50 :iso, $50, .5.i5, -5.h. 8. s.sS
.s SIS ~ 1s5 y5O a. So S p .1s "a ss srsdsyS s rs s
4.30, 6, '7.25 $40. 10l0 11.35 .. M
NAt fNAatAPSdPIA week days, .ss5 sH.R9Nd .g5 m TEE !.
m sundays, .S2O s7.55 a. m
Telephone No. 1888.
Rates 70 Western points lswsr ,shAn via
c. o. sCULL General Passenger Agent
| w. M. GREENE. General Mar agsr.
| w il,MNii,NSgTON II AND n RIP IltN RAIL-
| w ROAD. Timetable in effect Aure %, 1898
| Trains leave Wilmington. ~ ench street
| station, for y. q o. Junction, Montchanin,
| Winterthur, Guyencourt. tsr ,nogue. Coeanrt.
| ChSdds' Ford junction. Pouopeon West
! Chester, Fmhrevile, MorJoJ vile, Coatesville
day. st z 10 a m. 2 10, 4.05 and 6D4 D. N. Sun
day only ST Oe n m 2lo. 4.O5 and 7.tOp. ~
For Wsyneshurg Junction, Springaeld and
| intermediate stations, daily. except Sunday.
| nt ~ a. m, 2.l0 apd 400 D. IN. Sundays only
at sos a. IN. and 2. 10. 400 p. IN.
4 For Joanna; Biro sb0ro, Reading and inter
| mediate stations. daily. except Sunday. at
| no a. m and 2lO p N. Sunday only at S.OS
i a. m and 10 y. IN.
4 A. q. MeyA USLAND. Superintendent.
! BOWNEbS BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Agep
Evening journal., 1896-07-16
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
THROWN FROE A HORSE AND KILLED
Accident Resulting In tho Death of :
Well known Kssfdent-Other Inoident
Of Kent County.

Accident Resulting in tho Death of a
we'll known Resfdent--Other Incidents
Of Kent County.
CHEsTRRTowR, Md July 10 An
accident occurred near Bsttertop, Kent
county, which resnlted Ia the death Of
Washington Grew, All old and highly
respected citizen OF Bstierton. While
driving from his home, accompanied by
smother man, TO a point where he had
bern A. wosk on the public road bis
horse beeelne frightened, SHE'D violently
and ran RwRy. MIR. Crew was thrown
with great force to the ground, striking
the roadside fenca In his fall, seriously
injurinR his spinal oolumu BE was
removed 70 his home and medical aid
summoned but died ,ftor inease suffer
ing He was about sixty years OF age
He was a soldier Ia the late war and
siRhly respected by all who knew him.
Washington Gresham died at the resi-
dencs OF his sister, Mira s 5 Bennett.
vi Edesville, Kent county. He Was So
years Of sge and had bsen sufferer
from consumption OF ths throat FOR soms
time.
Application has been made TO Gov
ernor L)vndas for pardon Of Captain
hftluf MDQluursh, convicted ~ bha
april term OF Cirouit Court OF Illegal
Dredging and sentenced 60 tho Houae OF
Correction for three months Secretary
Of State Richard D2llsm govo notice that
the governor will take up the oAse for
fnal decision on or after July 30.
Miss C3roine IT, Stewart has bsea
elected 10 the chair OF French and Ger
man In Washington C1llege. to s1coee d
Miss Caroline Pettlgrow, who resigned
TO accept professorahip Ia Washington
city. Miss Stewart graduated with the
degree Of A b from tho University OF
Kansas In 1905. with o degree Of A NJ
from University OF Michigan, and pur
sued post graduate course at Bry 4
Mawr
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GA the 1ndiana.

LEwKs, July 1G G-Phlisdelphia city
Iceboats, Nos. and 3. arrived 1t The
Break water at o'clock yesterday mora
ing with the PennsS lvania Naval Re
serves aboard. who are 10 be given
several days distractions In various
drills and navy workings on the warship
ludians, ga command OF fighting Bob
Exams Yesterday vas soent b. ths
reserves IA mhkihg rrspaiS,ion 10 board
the big ship The lodikns has been
lying Ia the harhor for several days and
much OF thu time has been spsnt la rtis
practice d log 1T dummies placed out at
sea on rate. The sudlpbone. recently
placed on bosrd vas Slro successfully
tested The reserves boarded the war
ship this morning.
Evening journal., 1896-07-16
soclAL ANo peRsoNAL N1Tes.

Miss Bsulsh VI ksry - In Philadelphia
visiting Miss II utbard ard relatives
Miss M.me steele, OF Cbespsaks City.
Is fn own on visit TO Miss Gsftrude
Kuutz
Lieutenant James r. Booth was clrcu-
lating among New Castle friends last
night talking Single Tax aud bicycles.
Mrs Frsuk McCslin chaperoned a
party of young New Castle women at
Woodland Beach yesterday.
The Mieses Sud n, wh, have been
guests Of their bro.hsr Utrolc Sudsll, re.
turned 10. thsiI homes In Philadelphia last
evening
Captain barry C.v naugh. a dlstln-
guIshed loobing nilitArY mSn. now OF
Topeka, Ksnsas. visit old New CASTLE
friends yesterday.
Evening journal., 1896-07-16
A NIw cAsrLE eIaL,s LAMgNr.

The Anchors weighed the vessels PROV Is
turned 0oOHn the stream
My sailor by Is leaving mo as fast as mighty
sleain,
Aud a strong wind sbeam can bear him TO
the sta.
He ca led me HIS own dear zirl.
Aud sW or that be would cv.r
Hold me only deA 70 him.
and nous ht c luid ev, sever
ale and my sailor Jim.
But nov hos gone far. far away
Ard irft me here In surrnw,
and I lear he fsls- 20 mo
hOrgh trouble, Iit not borrow,
lOOk roI HIM coming ba.k again
As Jews looked Tor tie marnN,
Bli he Is flee ing AWAY far -dOwn the bay
With = GIN nnmel l. di AOna.