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Evening journal., 1896-06-20
One thousand Farmers Wanted

To settle on one thousand choice farms
on the lire of the Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway In Dakota
Tnsse lands are located In twenty dit
ferent counties, snd are TO be had now
at prices ranging from 81 to $15 per
acre. few months hence their value
will be doubled.
For home or for investment NJ luck
Ter chance In the West has ever before
been offered, Now Is the time to invest
No better farming land exists anywhere
No greater results can be obtained any
where.
Schools and churches abound every
where Nearby markets for ell fam
products. South and North Dakota are
the banner diversified farming and stock
raising states OF the West. Everything
grows In Dakota except ignorance and
intemperancB A new boom is on. Take
advantage of the tide which leads iC
Dakota aud to fortune
For further information address oil
call upon w. Z. Powell. general immi-
grafton agent. No 4l0 Old Colony
| Building, Chicago ILL.,
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
our sensIblo college oIris.

Many people have been somewhat sur
prlsed at the result of q college education
upon the young women Of this country.
It was supposed at frst that the effect
would be, as we regret to say It often Is
with young men, to make them egotisti-
cal and supercillious to ward their infer.
iors, yet, contrary to this expectation,
our college girls, as rule have risen
above the temptations to pose So superior
beings on account of their edu cational /
advantages. So much Is this 90 that the
wealthy parents OF some OF these girls
have been dissatisfied at the democratic
tendencies existing In our female colleges.
A circumstance which recently occur
red ct Smith College illustrates this mat
ter. 1t seems that rich man. whose
daughter had graduated from the insu
tuition, proposed to put up dormltorY
at Northampton as a home for sgirls
whose parents could pay for luxurles
he planned 10 make 1t a Waldorf aud
charge prices accordingly. The fac ultJ
looked upon the scheme wit h some ap
prehenslon, but hesitated about inter
ference. as the bulldlpg was outside Of
the college. Finally the students began
TO talk 1t over, and concluded that il
would never do to allow the rich girls tC
live in q mansion by themselves. Tn,
interesting feature Of the move
ment wss that the rich girl
insugurated It, They eutered thell
protests to the faculty ana then there
Was opportunity for action. Tae faculty
controls all boarding places of tn
students. even of the grounds and mus
give permission TO students t. secur
homes iD private families even. So tn
officers approached the man putting up tn
costly structure and notified him that nc
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
He,s a Rlebt GOOD sallor. Too,

William NJ Byrne has shipped before
the mast in William s. Hiles's keel
sloop yacht Marina which will sail from
Delaware City on July z BE has promised
to obey any order but that to go aloft in
q squall, and says he wouldn't be guilty
of doing that for the yacht and her whole
cargo. Mr. Bfne Is already brushing
up on nautical terms. He wss heard at
the Court House this morning talking
about taking reef in the bulwarks and
bsttening down the keel
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
The Rush for Gold.

There is no d d1ubt that there Is plenty
Of gold 10 Alaska. stlll we would ads
the thousands who are anxious to 60
there to think twice before doing so. To
be sure, there have been stories Of tbose
who have acquired hundred and 6fty
dollars a day and even more at the
Ala.kan gold mines bat it ia we'll to
remember that these are the successes,
while the failures are not recorded. 1t Ia
safe to Gay that where one man out OF a
thousand meets with such success the
other nine hundred and ninety-nloe are
lucky TO live while they are there and
happy to get home again without cent
Ia their pockets.
1t Is significant that Wilson. not
otherwise sparlng In enthusiasm, advises
no miner to ssart for these new aud beau
tiful gold fields unless he has about four
hundred dollars with him. Doubtless
this Is good advice. but those who soak
gold ia the Alaskan fields mostly arrive
there with less than four hundred cents
aud get away from there as they can.
o ne cannot either eat or drink gold.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
The Next Pope.
Trom the Bulralo Commerclal.

From the Buffalo Commercial.
There is 6 great deal of speculation
going on In Europe and in fact through
out the Christian world, 90 to the
probable successor Of Pope Leo, XIII. In
the nature Of things this reign OF the
present illustrious and venerable pontiff
cannot last much longer He has
recently celebrated the eighteenth ami
varsary Of his coronation. and In view Of
bis great age and physical feeblsnsss, 1t
Is doubtful whether he will live to see
the close Of the nineteenth century. An
article on the subject OF the succession,
published In the kecue Illustre, OF PsrlF.
ana signed "Damasius, has attracted
widespread attention. Tha Identify OF
the writer Is uoknown, but from an
intimate knowledge 10 betrsys Of the
different candidates for the Papacy, 1t IL
evident that he Is some psrsonage oi
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
THE MouNTAIN cHAUTAUoUA.
Mountain Lake Park, Md, On the Main
Line OF the Picturesque B. s. o.

Mountain Lake Park, Md, On the Main
Line OF the Picturesque b. s. o.
The most superb and seroi5le summer
resort in Amerlca $500, 900 expended in
Improvement 200 beautiful cottages; /;
hotel and cottage board st from $500 TO
$12 90 per week-chesper than staying
at home. The mountain air q nd the
mountain views simply indescribsble
Session August 5th to 25th. Three su
perb entertainments daily. The best
music and the best lecturers which
money can procure Dr. T. De Witt
Talmsge. Gen John d Gordon and
Bishop j. Il Vincent already secured,
with 100 others DR. W. L Davidson, the
great ChautAuqua manager, In charge.
SUMNER SCHOOLS. 30 departments Of
important school work in charge Of lead
ing Instructors from the prominent uni-
versities A wonderful chance for
teachers and students desiring TO make
up studies Tuition insignificant. Wishes
OF students graIf Low rates on rail-
roads. For full detailed information
and illustrated program. address A. r
Sperry, Mountain Lake Park. Nd.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Hay Fever and Catarrh Re.

Hay Fever aud Catarrh Re-
Iieved in 10 to 60 Minutes - One
short puff of the bresth through the
Blower supplied with each bottle of DR..
Agnewls Catarrhal Powder, diffuses this
Powder over the surface OF the nasal
passages. Painless and delightful to
use 1t relieves instantly and per-
manently cures Ostsrrh. Hay Fever,
Colds. Headache. Sore Throat, Tonsilltis
aud Deafness 90 cents. Sold by j. M
Griffin, Fourth and Madison streets and
n. B Dauforth Second and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Az Union Church ro-morrow

Rev. George Barsoom, OF Constantine
pie, Turkey, will preach tomorrow
morning at Union NJ f. Church. In the
evening Rev John D @ Hanna will
begin series OF illustrated sermons,
which will be continued throughout tho
summer.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
A small FIre This morning.

About 7:4O o'clock this morning a FIRE
occurred In the house on Lincoln street
bstwsen Ninth and Tenth, owned by
William Sweeney aud occupied by
Charles Chichadel The fre caugbt In
some corn husks from s defective hue
An alarm WAS sent in from box 112 The
loss will be about 5000
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
For AddIcka,a nen,nt.

Last nights demonstration In behalf
Of J. Edward Addcks aud bis fellow
sufferers from st. Louis was not by ary
means 4 spontaneous burst Of indigne-
tion on the part of Delaware Rspubu-
cans against the Republicans who so
cIeverly out-genersled the gas king at
st Louis; neither was 1t triumph
cffsred by the people of Delaware to tie
victims OF tho wlles Of General James
H. Wilson, ex Senator Higgins. WAsh e
ington Hastings, State Senator John
Pllling and the other straIghtout Re
publlcans who went out to 81 Louis and
won everything in sight.
1t was a carefully and elaborately
prepared plan to "let the boys down
easy" Agents OF Addicks arranged the
details and ordered the supplies and
Adilcks will foot the bill It was merely
turning out of tho same old crowd In a
blare Of brass muslc and a blazs of fre
works aud bunting. The whole thing
signifies nothing but the vanity of one
man who has been repudiated by the
Republican National Convention, and who
Is vainly endeavorIng to prevent repudla-
tion In the state which he would call his
own.
II the demonstration assumed the
character Of 3 Mckinley rAti6sation 1t
was because those who got Il up could
not keep Mckinley out Of IL. Addicks
owes nothing but bis defeat to Mckinley
and McKinley's managers. he will have
no influence With the next administration
should Mckinley be elected. McKinley
is not the man to be c4ught by few
yards OF bunting, few pounds Of red
FIRE, and Roman candles and two brasi
bands. There was ne good reason why
A5dicks should publicly ratlfy McKin
klnley's nomiustion. No; the parad,
aud everything psrssluing thereto wa
for the sole benefit Of J Kiward Addicki
and to stIfien up the weakening back
bone Of his following in Delaware
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
A sohooi PrIncipal's suicide.

AURORA, N. Y, June 2O.-A. X. Me.
Alpine principal of the Cayuga Lake Mil
ltary academy OF this place, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the head.
He only lived o few moments after the
shooting. The act was the result Of sick
ness, oyepwork and anxiety over com
menoemont, which win occur next Wednes.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20

The Republican platform Is broad
enough but not long enough for Addlcks
TO stand on. II the committse on resolu.
tions had put In plank denounoing Marx
Hanua FOR his scurvy treatment OF ths
Addicks delegates the gas king might
have swallowed the other declaration 6
and made his fight for the head Of th =
ticket.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Rsv. Enra rInher. D. d. nonored

This morning Rev. Ezra Tinker, d d
Of Asburg Church. received official Motif
cation that the board OF trustees OF Chad
dock College, Quincy, Ill at The late
commencement had conferred on him ths
degree of LII d Mr.. TInker's friend g
are sharing in the qualification which
very naturally Is felt by the reverend
doctor himself.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20

No matter Row the next General
Assembly is constituted, some measure
for the relief O.. our National Guard
should be enacted. 1t has been living
from hand to mouth for several years
because our lawmakers refused 10 grant
funds adequate for Its proper support,
and tbs officers and men deserve great
credit for the manner in which they
have maintained the orgsnlz alton In the
face Of such dlscouraging treatment at
Dover. II We are to have 4 national
Guard It should be so maintained that
the volunteer soldiers will feel that
their work Is appreciated.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Piia Ilrlrnr natnrnad.

The Wilmington tug boat Frederick
Jensen returned this morning from New
York with two pile drivers belonging to
the Delaware Construction Company,
which had been used In the work of con
siractiDg the government causewSy ct
Evening journal., 1896-06-20

Msjor Mckinley is regular In his at
tendance vt church on Sundays. This is
good, very good, but 1t is pity he can
not 60 to all the churches. for there is
unfortunately a good deal Of jealousy
among the godly.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Lawia nsa OandIdate.

State Auditor B. L Lewis, OF HErring
ton, Ia understood to have the guosrns.
torial fever Hs is about to
start weekly paper in his home town,
most probably for booming purposes.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
RennIrs to Earn LIner.

The big Earn line tramp steamer
GlamessIs cRma in to the shipyArd of the
Harlan and Holllueswoth Company yes
tsrday afternoon for repairs.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20

Will Edward w Box be as popular
with the women after he is married as he
has bsen heretotors2 Tnis Is the question
which Is agltsting the minds Of the pub
fishers Of the Lsdles Home Journal.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
TnI,,n Homa 10 q CAB.

Miss Mary Grisr. OF No 7O5 West Tenth
street, was injured last evening. She
WAS out on her wheel and run down by a
road hog" She was taken home In q
Evening journal., 1896-06-20

One Transparency In the Addicks parade
last evening was disgrace to every man
who gave 1t countenance. It was:
when the Democrats want John
Pilliug's vote they get him drunk No
one but loW minded coward ever con
ceived such aIthlng, and no one but low
bred rascal would have carried
1t through the public streets.
State Senator John Pnling is too we'll =
known to both Republicans and Demo
Gratis for such device to ipjure his repu
tstiOn- He Is manly man. whose good
standing In social. business and political
circles should have preserved him from
such an undeserved and low minded in
sult.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20

Make pharmaceutical aud other light
machinery. Sharpen, repair and clean
lawn movers at No Oil Orange street.
Fir prices and satIsfactlon.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20

Repairs to Government Yacht.
TIE United Ssetes Government yacht
Mermaid is on the marine railway at tbe
Pusey aud Jores Company's ship5srd fer
repairs, She will have a new wheel and
shsft put in and viii be repainted
Evening journal., 1896-06-20

students would be allowed to occupy II
unless the prices for rooms was the same
as in the college. This was a sst blck,
bat tine man hsd gone so far that he
could not stop and RS result the new
building will probably be occupied by
students who pay no higher prices than
those ruling in the cheaper dormitories
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
CIeared WIN Cars

The barkentine WsuderingEJew, which
has been loading knock down cars for
Brazil cleared from the HARLAN and Hol
lingsworth Oompany's wharf this morn =
ing
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

1T was shocking to see the wav Miss b ab.
ble Whispered - said Mand. Yes. replied
Mamie. ''If shs had any breeding Gt All she
wou ID know ir Is impossible TO whisper II
company. Neither do /. IL have any thini
to say that don't want overheard wait IN
iii somebody gets up TO sing or play the pi
ans. Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Lost.

Thursday morning, pockstbook con
tanning railroad, theatre and baseball
passes Please return to this otfice
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Repairs to a Governments va,

For Room Moulding 90 to II East
Third street, Hiram Verge.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20

President j. B Angel, OF the MIchi
gan University, the largest institution
Of its class In the country was formerly
q Rhode Island editor OopIg
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
NORTON & WORTHIMGTON

Brokers Chicago
No. 3 Chicago Board of Trade.
Execute Orders for the Purchase
or Sale of GRAIN, PORK, LARD,
RIBS, SEEDS, ETC., FOR CASH OR
FOR FUTURE DELIVERY.
Correspondence Invited.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20

Do not experiment in so important matter
as your health. Purify. enrich and vitalize
your blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla and thus
keep yourself strong and healthy.
HoOds Pills are the bcst after-dinner pill,
assist digestion, cure headache. 25c.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20

Mama-"You know. Johnny. when mamma
Whips her little boy. she does IL for his own
good. Johnny-"Mamma. wish you didn't
Weakly.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Artisans Savings Bank,
NO. 5O2 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Del.

Open daily from o'clock a. m. until p. m.
AsBetH, %Sz0,92S ~
Deposits, S76S.170 80
Surplus, sI17,753 az
Interest allowed on deposits of mopey for
one or more calendar months At the rate of
per cant. per annum. Money loaned on
MORTGAGES on real estate.
]. AUGUSTUS McCAULLEY. President.
Il. ALLEN HILLES. President.
II. H.. TAYLOR, Sec'y and reas
JOSEPH Nj MATHER. Auditor
May l, 1895.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-04

play each year and consequently
"Credit Lorraine" was laid aside to
give place to Goodbye Sweetheart, "
and later TO cleopatra. Both
of these plays were eminently sue
cessful, artistically and financially.
However, the public, the critics and
the local managers have many times
requested Miss Lewis to revive
"Credit Lorraine, and it is in order
to satisfy popular demand that Miss
Lewis started on a short farewell
tour of the favorite play. As Lenora
in "Credit Lorraine the famous ac-
tress made the success OF her career.
She has made May successes, but
the most emphatic and substantial
one is Lenora. She portrays a good,
true and NOBLE woman, woman
who risks her fortune and her life
for the man she loves. Lillian
Lewis puts her heart, her whole,
soul into the character, and perhaps
this is the reason of her wonderful
success. The second act represents
the Board of Trade, and this scene
is one of the most intensely eXcit-
ing and realistic scenes ever pre-
sented on any stage. The stock
starts at 100, is borne down to moth
ing and then bid up to 700.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-04
SHE WORKED THE GOLD
MINE RACKET Sue
CEssFUGLY.
Several Little Rock and Hot
Springs Citizens Said
10 Have Been
Duped.

Elizabeth Mcdonald, the Chero-
kee woman who created such a stil
over the reported deserted golG
mines near Marche, to which she
had a key in some old maps she
claimed to have inherited from her
ancestors, says the Little Rock
Democrat, has decamped.
Mr.. Frank Lucas, postmaster
at Marche, was in the city today
and reported that Saturday night
she picked up her two children and
what earthly belongings she posses
sed, walked to Palarm, distance
of six miles, and departed fer the
West. She took width her gold
except that which she had harves-
ted from the gullible who believed
her improbable story of buried
treasure. The III kegs of virgin
gold, said to be concealed in the
Maumelle hills, have not materia
lized, and there are several Little
Rock and Hot Springs citizens who
have reached the conclusion that
the mysterious stone tablets Gov
cred with quaint hieoglyphics,
were only the footprints of prehis
toric birds.
1t is said that she secured several
hundred dollars in all. Her
identity is said to be the same
as that of Indian Ann woman
who worked similar game in
Kentucky.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-04
PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH lsa6
Mr.. GOODWIN DEAD.
The Attempted Bank Robbery at
Warren Resulted in
Murder.

Director Goodwin, a Director OF
the Merchants & Planters Bank of
Warren, is dead. Readers of the
GRAPHIC will remember that Mr..
Goodwin and Cashier Affair we're
both shot by the bandits who at
tempted to loot the bank last week,
aud ON yesterday morning Mr.. Good.
win died from the result of his
wounds. Mr.. Adair at last accounts
was doing nicely and will recover
from his wounds. MIR. Goodwin was
one of the best known and most
highly esteemed citizens Of Drew
county and his death is greatly de.
plered.
Atlast accounts The murderers
were still at large, and the
hopes OF their capture is growing
less day by day, Notwithstanding
the large rewards offered for their
apprehension and arrest.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-04

Bnwson, w. b. Jacko, A. perdue and
J. NJ. Palmer.
The biggest fight in the convention
wa caused by resolution intro
dueed BY 4. NJ. Middlebrooks, which
instructed the Jefferson County dele
gates to theState Convention tocast
their votes solid for Powell Clayton,
Henry NJ. Cooper H. L. Remmell
and NJ. w. Gibbs as delegates to the
Republican National Conventions
The resolution was finally voted
down and n resolution introduced
by j. NJ. Palmer instructing the
Jefferson County delegation to go to
! the State Convention uninstrueted
WAS passed.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-04
A Dollar Goes for Lewis.

Lillian Lewis will present 'Credit
Lorraine" at the Opera-house We'd
nesday night, and at regular dollar
prices. The following has been
received by the manager of the
Opera-house from Miss Lillian
Lewis;
"Your letter to hand in regard to
the prices to my appearance in
"Gredit Lorraine in your city We'd
nesday night, March 18th. You use
your own judgement in the matte
My agent was right in the matter, as
his instructions were to make prices
the same as last season-the ISL. 80
scale-hOWever you do as you think
best, and if you want me to play at
the dollar rate / will consent"
A beautiful play that breaches a
sermon to the souls of men and
women, such is "Credit Lorraine
and Lillian Lewis is once more
playing that masterpiece of hers,
in which she is not only admired
as great artistic, but loved as a
woman, for the character she
essays in this drama, not only
affords her talents ample op
portunity, but presents her in the
guise Of n noble woman with those
womanly attributes for which
men and women love womankind,
self sacrifice and self abnegation.
There is nothing that Lillian Lewis
has played which from an artistic
standpoint has SO thoroughly
demonstrated her great capacity
and art attainments as her crea ton
of Lenora in Credit Lorraine.
There are three scenes in this drama
which stand out pre-eminently
as wonderful in their intensity
as in their construction. The
first is the Board of Trade scene,
and the builling of the market,
which is so realistic and true that
the excitement attending it has
that same Infectious quality which
characterizes the actions OF the
real brokers and bankers on the
floor of the real board of trade,
in their frantic eagerness for real
supremacy in the monetary market.
The second is the assassination of
De Lusignan in the third act. which
probably derives us much force
from the intesity Of Miss Lewis
acting as from its dramatic con
struction; and the third scene
is that between the husband and
wife in the last act, in which
| womanffkp, the innocent " fife as / +
forgiveness in the name OF love
for the wrong her husband
suspicious accuse her OF.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-04
AN UNFORTUNATE CHILD.
Henry Lemmons Has Three Fingers
Cut Off BY a Ratchet
In the Hands of His
Brother.


Robert and Henry Lemons, aged
about 6 and 4 years respectively,
are the sons Of Mr. John Lemons,
Of this city. The little boys were
playing near their home Friday
afternoon with Ratchet. Henry
was holding piece of wood for
Robert to cut The aim of Robert
was was i;,t true, for he missed the
wood and cut off three finger from
Henry's left hand. The wounds
were at once dressed by physician
and at last accounts the little man.
who bore his sufferings heroicalIy,
was testing nicely.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-03-04
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Secretary Thurber's SALARY may be
restored to its former figure.
The steamer New York was pulled
off the beach and is at her dock.
The fea ture in the House his week
will he the discussion OF the Cuban
resolution
Senator Mitchell will call upon the
Dupont election contest case in the
Senate Wednesday.
Miss Cody Elliott. of Salisbury,
Mo, attempted suicide with NOR
phine. She may die.
The Bourgogne, which sank the
Ailsa, has been repaired and will sail
from New York today.
Floods in Connecticut destroyed
bridges, wrecked n train and drove
people from their homes.
The Atlns Line stcnmer Aisln WAS
sunk off New York by n French
liner. No lives We're lose.
officer John Graham killed the
leader of mob at Elwood, Nd,
that threatened the officers life.
In Zion Baptist Church, Omaha, n
woman drew n revolver to defend
HE pastor and n riot followed.
1t IL reported that Congressman
Hopkins has withdrawn from the
Illinois gnbernatorial race.
Judge Lossey OF Wisconsin sun
day removed the wrappings from the
statue Of Father Marquette.
A. III. Holmes and Joe McGlnslSy
noted bank swindlcrs, were captured
in ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
The Supreme Court IL the United
States is said to have rendered
startling decision in the divorce
law.
August Schrader, healer. was
visited at Springfield by 800 patients
from Peoria, who came on special
train.
The Commissioned OF Kay Conn-
ty, Oklahoma, were Indicted,
charged with malfeasance in Of
flee.
Rev. ]. p. Langley, pastor of the
Baptist Church Of Dexter. Mo.
resigned because Of dissensiens IN
the church.
Michael Schadts, OF Brownville,
Texas, was shot down by an mn
known assassin within foot OF his
own door.
Or. ID. G. Adams, the parncll, Mo,
physician thought TO have been
murdered. is believed To be alive and
in California.
There is good reason to believe
that the Supreme Court will decide
the Greer county, 1'exas, cnse in
favor Of the United States Govern
mcnt
Chairman Dudley and the State
Executive COMMITTEE were denounced
IN scathing terms by sound money
Democrats Of Texas, who objected
10 being DISTINGUISHED.