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Evening journal., 1896-05-11
THE GREAT CIRCUS is OVER.
It was the Best Performance Ever Seen
In Wilmington in All Its Details.

IL was the Rest Performance Ever Seen
In Wilmington in All Its Details.
The Bsrnum g. Bailey big show has
come and gone and 10, 600 Wilmir gton
people saw 1t and were satisfied That Is
not always the case with q circus but In
this respect as in most others, the
Immense Barnum Il Bailey aggregation
Ia an exception.
The circus which years ago had been
considered TO have reached the greatest
extent to which any amusement enter
prise'could hope to aspire, is nevertheless
growing bigger and better with every
season.
A spectator could do the show at both
performances daily for a week and yet
have something new to see. Perhaps the
greatest feature of the whole circus Is
that In which q young woman is shot
across the tent from q gigantic bow,
crashing through q paper target in
transit and being caught by another per
former hanging head downward from a
trap 70.
The greatest aerial performers who
have ever appeared anywhere are with
the big show this year, and their Ects
comprise an endless variety Of marvel
Gus, thrilling and daring gymnastics.
The new woman was an especially at
tractive feature Of the performance,
Oae Of the most interesting departments
OF the great enterprise is the immense
menagerie, which WAS centre of In
tsrest for hours before and after the
circus performance.
Perhaps the most amusing actor In the
whole show is an equine one He is big
black hsrse who 0ances the hutchy-
kutcby, keeping perfect time to the
strains Of the seductive Turkish music and
initiating exactly the corpulent Turkish
maiden who made life q Joy to the
stroller on the midway during the
Worlds Fair and the Atlanta ExposI
tion
JEFF" Osllsn, one OF the ticket sellers
OF the BsrDum and Bailey show is we'll
known In WILMINGTON, being q so min law
Of Turnkey Louis Hsmmersr, of the
police station.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
At An Advanoed ARe.

Old age carried of Philip Garratt. OF
Hockessin, yesterday morning He was
50 years old. Darby was his birthplace,
but he learned the mschinists' trade in
Philadelphia. He came to Wilmington
In 1884 and entered into partnership with
William Ferris. the plunbsr. He retired
in 1884 and took up his residence with
his son Samuel at Hockessin. Politically
he was first q Wing. aud afterwards q
Republican; while religiously be was .
Friend Two children survive him. They
are Mark L Garrett of Wilmington. and
Samuel Garrett OF Hockessin Philip ID
Garrett. law student in Hugh Brownies
office, is a grandson, The remains will
be Inferred on Wednesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
KILLED AT ELMlRA. N. Y.

Berjamin j. Pratt, OF Wilmington,
Meets Death in Railroad Acct
dent.
The body OF Benjam F. Platt. "a
years old, was brought to his home in
Wilmington for interment this
morning at 1i45 o'clock. Mr..
Pratt died In the Arnot Ogden
memorial Hospital At Elmirs, N. Y.
yesterday, as a result Of railroad acct
dent on the New York Central railroad.
he was employed Ia the bridge gang
OF the Pullman Palace Car Company, and
vas struck by a train while at work.
He had formerly worked for the same
company In Wilmington
The body was brought to Wilmington
10 charge Of his mother, Mrs. Emily
Pratt
Funeral services took place thls after
noon from his former residence At No
1921 Spruce street st o'clock They
were conducted by Rev ]. Il Amos.
lnterment WAS at Riverview.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
WILMINGTON Ngws NoTEs.

-Virllnia Bartlett. OF Wilmington, has been
granted an original Widows pension.
This afternoon the executors Of Joseph
Ietnall will sell as much OF his property as
they can get adequate bids for.
The French steamer Lelion Is loading with
oil at Marcus Hook.
Samuel paily, aged 20. OF Phflsdelphia,
and employed by the Barnum a Bailey cir
Gus, bruke his leg while loading wagon Sat-
uiday night. He Is at the Delaware Hospi-
tai.
Thursday win probably decide whether or
not Cornelius J. MOriarity, the prize fl khter
Will continue as the adopted son OF John A.
Doueherty, WIN wishes 10 be rid of him and
hss petitioned Judge Grubb to relieve him of
the burden.
John Pinkertou fell and cut his head
badly AT Fifth and Tatnal streets on Satur-
day night.
"A horse belonging TO Frederick Weber ran
away at Third aud Market streets on Satur-
dty night. throwing out two occupants of the
carriage 70 which he was attached. Neither
was hurt.
Blind Evangelist Rev. Thomas Houston
will be at Olivet Church all this week and
next Sunday. At all the meetings ne v IN
preach and sing, and read the Bible with his
fingers.
There viii be jug breaking at nllvst
Presbyterian Church tonight. Rev. NJ. j.
Mcleod and y number OF friends fro "a
Chester Will attend. hefreshmen s win be
served
Thomas Schodeld lost his way while going
home on Saturday night and fell into the
Brandy wine a. Walnut street wharf. DE was
t<ken TO his h0mesin the patrol wagon aud
DR.. Evan &. shortidge attended him.
-Princeio, Juniors beat the Yale Juniors
on SATURDAY b "a score Of 8 70 /.
"A large number Of orthodox Friends viii
go to Concordville. Ps.. tomorrow to attend
The Concord Quarterly.
Three carloads OF live chickens, 4, 700 in all
consigned q New York went north on an
extra freight train at ll.35 O'Clock this morn
ling.
Twenty homing pigeons belonging to G..
+. Hiiward. OF Wilmington, were liberated at
Aoerce en-, Nd. yesterday afternoon
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

hikkihH ShoWeu bnder IN MS own ward
State Chairman Wilson and George E.
Smith Victims OF the LandsIide-Ad.
dicks is In Control OF the Situation,
But Has Not Declared for Quay.
The Higgins plans, whatever they
were. went sglee on Saturday. Addicks
carried Kent aud Sussex counties. and
enough delegates In New Castle county
to enable him TO apply the unit rule aud
take everything In sight at Dover to-
morrow. The six Delaware delegates to
the National Convention will be Addicks
men. and the gas king, who will lead the
delegation.
It is given out from Addicks head
quarters that DR.. Caleb r Layton, OF
Georgetown, will preside tomorrow and
that the delegates will be az follows:
New Csstle-J Edward Addicks and
Dauiel T Stewart.
KENT. Frank Alice and A. B Con
ner.
Sussex-Dr. Hiram R Irson and DR..
Caleb R Layton.
Saturdays Election.
Considering the excitement which
prevailed the primaries passed off with
out marked discord. 1t WAS a quiet,
determined struggle. While Higgins
was victorious In New Castle county it Is
equivalent TO defeat for the init rule
will be applied at the convention and the
New Castle county caucus will avail him
nothing, Kent and Sussex will carry
out the Addicks desires In New Castle
In other words Addlcks will have from
101 to 116 OF the 100 delegates and can do
just what he pleases, He has, according
TO Higgins figures. elected II delegates
In Wilmington, 8 In Nsw Castle county,
40 in Kent county aud 80 in Sussex
county. In Wilmington the result was
the election Of 90 Higgins delegates and
II Addicks delegates; In New Castle
county Addicks got 8 aud the Higgins
ticket 30; Ia Kent county Addlcks
secured 40 and in Sussex county he
captured 36, the Higginsites getting but
6
The relative standing Of the factions
therefore is: New Castle county-Hig-
gins ticket, So; Addicks, 90 Kent
county-Addlcks, 40 Sussex county
Higgins ticket, 8; Addicks, 80,
In WILMINGTON the result by wards
was as follows. the falling of In the vote
being 2, 172:
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
A DENIAL FROM ADoIcKs.
oharacterizss a Telegram In the News as a
TuIanhu.I

oharacterizss Telegram In the News as
Falsehood.
To the Editor Of the Evening Journal.
PHILADELPHIA. May II The Telegram
In the Morning News Of this date pur
porting TO give an interview with me In
which l am quoted as saying that Dela-
wares vote would be cast for Qiay Is
falsehood from beginning TO end. have
rot had an Interview with any one and
have made no such statement Ny desire is
that the delegates elected by to morrow's
convention should 60 to st. Louis with
out instructions A majority Of those dele
gates will determine how they shall vote.
]. EDWARD ADDICKs.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
The story From Duok cre.k.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, May II The fact that the
workings OF the Republican party IN
Duck Creek hundred are controlled by f.
Edward Addicks. was clearly demon
strsted st the primaries here Saturday.
The Higgins men being vastly In the
minority. realized that Sight would be
useless and In consequences the Addicks
forces did not meet with any opposition.
The feature OF the election was the large
negro vote, ssventy-6ve out Of the llS
votes polled being cast by that element
The following delegates we're elected
TO the State Convention to be held at
Dover tomorrow: DR. T @. Moore; alter
nate. Elijah Byrd. colored; w. A. Farrls +;
slternate. Thomas Jefferson Robert l.
Cummins; alternate. John p Hudson
Charles Stewart; alternste. Irving T.
Cowper; Samuel s. Grifha; alternate, w.
Il. Boggs
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
THE LAURADA SAFELY AWAY.

She Outwits the Spanish Emissaries and
Sails for Cuba-The bermuda VIII TrF
Again.
The alleged 6libustering steamship,
Lsurada, although subjected to the clos
est watch by the Spanish consul general,
the United States marshal Of New York, a
host OF Pinkerten detectives and spies,
and the United States officers generally,
slipped out of New York Saturday night,
loaded, 1t Is believed, with arms and am
munition, and body of men under COM
msnd OF General Ruiz and under the
management of Captain Hughes, Is now
well on her way TO Cuba IL Is said that
che carries 500 tons Of arms. l 900 tons
of ammunition and sixty men.
The Bermuda is yet Rt Truxillo, Hon
duras, bat will make another attempt to
connect with the insurgents and land its
big complement OF men and arms.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
missing MARY Fox wanted.

The police have been notified by her
parents, OF the sudden disappearance
from her home, No 232 Rodney street
Of Mary Fox, a l7-year -old colored girl.
as she Is not very strong minded her
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
REAL ESTATE.


ISOR RENT. LARGE WAREHOUSE IN
i Newport. well suited for a GENERAL
STORE and Storage. Fronts the Christiana
river and Water street. Unusually favorable
opportunity for an enterprising man t. estab-
lish p profitable business. WILLIAM JENKS
FELL, Falkland, Del.
CTREET AND SEWER DEPARTMENT
- SALE.-By virtue Of war; Mt of the
City Of Wilmington, to us directed, will be
exposed at public sale. at o clock y. m, on
w dnesday. the l2th day of May, A. d 1895,
at the County Court House, In the City of Will
mington, New Castle County and State Of
Delaware, all that certain lot or piece of land
with the buildings theron erected, situate In
the City OF Wilmington afor, said.
Beginning at q point on the westerly side Of
+ -oone street between Fifth and Sixth
streets at the distance Of sixty-eight feet
nor berly. from the northerly side Of Fifth
street: thence westerly parallel with Fifth
street l2O feet; thence northerly parallel with
BrOome street sixty feet; thence easterly
parallel with Fifth street twenty feet; thence
southerly parallel with BroOme street thirty
feet; thence again easterly parallel with Firth
street 10 feet TO the aforesaid westerly side of
BroOme street, and thence thereby sOutherly
70 the place of beginni z.
sized aud taken in execution as the PROB
erfv a. Helen M. Stout and 10 be sold by the
HOA Ri OF DIRECTORS OF TIE STREET
a Jn sFN Err DEPARTMENT
ri R-The above described property is TO be
sold fo satisfy a lien thereon for sewer.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
snlvatIon Arnv nam,

Staff Captain Milsaps, of San Francisco,
addressed a special meeting Of the Saliva
tion Army at Army Hall last night.
Captain Milssps is an ex editor and his
address was particularly interesting. The
ten. brigade from Philadelphia head
quarters will probably reach Whining
ton In q week or two.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
Industrv Lodqa 70 R.caIva.

Tomorrow evening ths members of
Industry Lodge No. 2 A. o U W. will
hold a reception Ia ths new hall in the
Law Building. Ninth and Market streets,
when they will formally Opsn the rooms
to the lodge.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
FrlendI Ia Toariy meeting.

A number Of Wilmington Friends viii
attend the yearly meeting OF Friends Of
Philadelphia for Eastern Pennsylvauia
New jersey. Delaware and Eastern Shore
OF Maryland, which began to-day at the
Race Street Meeting House. Philsdelphia.
The business meetings Of the society will
not be open 70 the public. but public
MEETINGS will be held in the evenings.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

ONCE seventh and King. Phone 545.
d. T Sergeant, dealer in coal and wood
B-Large pea coal for family use.
Oak or pine wood, large load 81 90
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

The Higgins claims Ia Raral Nav
Castle county are So follows.
Brandywine huudred-Five delegates
two sure fos Addieks, aud three claimed
by both sides.
Christisns-Four delegates; Higgins
ties elected.
New Castle-Flve delegates; Higgins
ticket. 169 votes; Addicks 19l votes
st. Gsorges-Five delegates; Higgins
ticket, 1872 votes; Addicks, 81 votes.
Blackord-Two delegstes, no contest
one Addicks man sure and tine other one
doubtful.
Appoq Three delegates; two
Higgiasites and one Addicks man: no
contest
White Clay Crsek-Thres delegates
Higgins ticket, 141 votes; Addlcks. as
votes.
Mill Creek-Flvs delegates; Higgins
ties elected no figures received
Pencader-Three delegates; digglns-
ties elected.
Red Lion Three delegates; Higgins
lies elected without a contest.
Late returns from Sussex county show
that the Addicks ticket was successful In
Cedar Greek. Brosdkiln. Gsorgeto Va.
Indian River Gumboro, Dagsboro. Balti
more, Little Greek and Seaford hundreds.
He also secured one delegate In Nanticoke
and two 10 Lswes aud Rshoboth. This
gives him 33 of the AZ delegates from
that county
Kent's entire delegation is for Addicks.
aud will swell his vote In the State
Convention to 1Ol, while Higgins has but
General James II. Wilson, chairman Of
he Republican State Central Committee
went down in the Higgins crash IN New
Castle hundred, as he was running on
the delegate ticket George K Smith
was also defeated in Little Greek hun
dred, Sussex county.
Higgins men'in all parts Of the city and
state declare that thsy will bolt the
party.
Contests In Prospect.
This morning an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter visited Addlcks heasq 1arters
and had talk with Ohsrles a KIttinger
the gas King'a local political manager.
I'VE shall contest the second wsrd, "
he declared. There we're 400 ballots In
the box and only 245 names on the poll
list. The Third ward election will also
be contested, but l am not yet prepared
10 bLhkt INC kIOuuuh III luo oiAlu Wdiu
no certificates have been issued and one
Of the ballot boxes Is yet Ia possession
Of one Of the judges. The message In-
structing him TO retain It in his possess-
ion was delivered to him by Captain
william Hanna. who received his in
struction from Committeeman Goodn0w.
A man In the window who was watching
the count heard him say Mr. Higgins
says for Young to retain the ballot box
In his possession the same as II IL was
his private property and 60 take 1t to
his house. Up to 8 o'clock this morning
the box was In a trunk In his room
In the Tenth ward there were 3l4
votes In the ballot box, with but s46
names on the poll list, and we shall con
test that ward.
In q number Of the voting districts In
town the judges have delayed Issuing
the certi6cstss until 10 day, and several
of the certificates have not bsen issued.
"Brandywlne hundred is solid for Ad-
dicks. Two AddIcks men have been
elected In Blsckbird hundred. aud Ike
number in Appoquiuimlnk As yet We
have no figures from PsncRder. but we
feel assured the hundred is ours
I'VE deny emphstisally that any Dem
ocrats were voted in the Sixth ward to
defeat Mr. Higgins. The only friction
was In the Northern district. where the
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
REAL ESTATE

NOR SALOON EASY TERMS. TWO
II story brick dwelling s. r. Cor. Twenty
third and Washington Streets containing 8
rooms and bath, reception hail. front porch,
all improvements; or will exchange for lots In
good location For fdrtner particulars apply
Investment Brokers. 9l5 Market street.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

Ics cram at steffenburg's. Ninth and
Kirk wood streets.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

There Will be plenty of amusement at
Mrs. DOMAINS opening tomorrow night.
Fourth aud Pine
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

Special Meeting OF the Union Republican
Club of New Castle County.
A special meeting Of the Union Repub
licsn Club will be held 90 night Monday,
May 11) at 730 o'clock.
STEPHEN DowNRY, President.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
EIka benefit TO- morrow night.
Delerntes to be Named.

The Prohibition county convention
held Saturday to elect delegates TO
the State convention decided to permit
the Executive Committee to name the
delegates. and 3 meeting will be held
to night at the residence Of George w.
Todd, for that purpose.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
NOTIONS.

NTOTTCF.-I ANNOUNCE HEREWITH
N that have returned TO my old stand, =.
W. corner Fifth and TAtnHh streets, Where
49, BARBER SHOP,
and where hope to see ali my friends and
ou''0 iieis' i'e'' FRANK ZORGER.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

VUANTED-LADIES TO LEARN BAUGH-
w mans Adjustable Tailor system: cut
thg, bastinR and boning Thoroughly taught;
las5es taught on their own garments. For
frrther information apply at Singer Manufac-
turing Co., Seventh and French Sts. or Mary
n. O'Neill. 2l9 West Third St.. Chester. Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

NOR RENT-FINEST MEAT STAND On
j. King ST. Apply n. w. Cor. 4th and King.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
SUMMER RESORTS.

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GAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
~ superior Mineral Waters.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
Those desiring one Of the healthiest OTIS on
earth 10 locate themselves and families for
the GUNNER and fall, and be happy every
day; and where all OUT of HEALTH recover in
single season Write for pamphlet and Sc
cure rooms. w II. SALE. Pronri tor.
GAN MARCOS HOTEL,
NOW OPEN.
Pacific and Massachusetts, Avenues,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
After thorough housecleaning and renova-
ton has been reopened Tor the winter under
the personal supervision of Mrs. Annie Grubb,
Inn.
steam Heat. Hydraulic Elevator, Sun Par
low. Baths. AL conveniences- Write for rates
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
DON'T WANT A CLAY

PUT l DON'T WANT A CLAY
ID Suit.
Well II you don't want a Clay and,
with the present pressure on selling
Clay Suits it's perhaps good policy
for us to uivert the tide, what CLOTH
ing Is more delightful than a Serge
Suit? A Serge Suit-Blue OF Black,
Il matters not-A Serge Suit, n Neg
llgee shirt. comfortable man
almost floating along the street. A
pleasure as you see him in the dis
tance. growing comfort to look at
a. ne nears you, man TO be envied
as he goes by.
Or, looked at this way, what
nitle sum of money Serge Suit
costs-if you come bere-why Won
need paw but $3.50, 81, IS, siOorsI5
for q whole Serge Suit, black or
Blue. or $3.50. S.. $3.50 or SO for
serge Coats and Vests
Serge Pants 81 $3.50. SO.
Store open evenings.
Strictly one price and II dlssatfs-
ned with your purchase we will re-
turn your money.
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE.
slo MARKET STREET.
MAX. EPHRAIM, Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

OOT TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO.
VI COmpany's new gallery. Finest in city.
Gseat reduct on In prices. 407J6 Market
street,above Fourth.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
SITUATIONS WANTED.

GOOD GIRL WANTS SITUATION IN
VI frst-class family. Address. X, this Offices
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

n HOEGELSBERGEh. ~. D.,
us SIG MARKET STREET,
HAde THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
q the Universities of Vienna, Austria, and
New York City, In the Philadelphia Poly
,linic and Wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and RuArAn-
oee satisfaction.
aOLD GLASSES, $500.
STEEL GLASSES. so GENTS.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

CEwING MACHINES.
Wheeler q Wilson, s25.OO. The Singer, sl5OO.
Domestic, $500, Standard, S25 90.
House hold, $500. Other makes at sl6, SIS, $50.
Oak or walnut. Ten years guarantee.
Sold at 81. 90 per week.
Second. hand machines at $500 up. Re-
pairing. 81 cents.
J. II. O'DONALD.
No II East Sevenfh Straat Nlilrrn rntnn nal
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

ADIE-I Chichester's knglish Pennyroyal
/ pills Diamond Brand) are the best. safe,
reiishle. Take no other. Send &c, stamps. for
nurrticulars- Relief for Ladies'" in letter by
retnrn mail. At druggists. Chichester Cheml-
cal Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
ADDlCKS THE VICTOR.
He Played Havoc With the
Higgins Forces.
BEAT THEM ALL ALONG THE LINE

Higgins showed Under In His Own Ward.
State Chairman Wilson and George E.
Smith Victims OF the LsndsIide-Ad-
dicks is In control Of the Situation.
But Has Not Declared for Quay.
Evening journal., 1896-05-11
HKLP WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED FOR TIE LIFE OF
IA Holmes, the arch-fend who confessed to
y murders; price 25c quick seller; big profits
BARCLAY & CO., Cincinnati, o.
OF S0 A MONTH; YOU CAN MAKE IT
n s,)U easy; hours day; our agents
don't complain Of hard times; but are making
big money selling National Dish Washer;
built on scientific PRINCIPLES; guaranteed;
rybody wants one; l,C0000O 10 ne solo;
price ow. Apply at once. WORLD MANU-
FEATURING CO.. W6 Columbus, Ohio.
- AIlESMAN; salary from start, Brown Bros.
- Co. Nurserymen. Rochester. N. Y.
fC ALESMAN WANTED-SlOO 20 SIPS per
1month and expenses to introduce our goods
TO the trade. Staple line; position permanent,
pleasant and desirable. Address. with stamp,
King Mfg. CO., ID. So, Chicago.
HNdE OLD RELIABLE MASSACHUSETTS
Il Benefit Life Association desires a num-
Der OF good men as agents. Issues the best
and most liberal policies in the market. To
good men frst-class contracts Will be given.
Apply TO A. JASLO WSKY. General Agrnt.
300 Equitable Building.
VUANTED-LADIES TO LEARN BAUGH-
w mans Adjustable Tailor system: cut
thg, bastinR and boning Thoroughly taught;
Evening journal., 1896-05-11

BUsTNFss OPPORrUEi7iTTFs'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-06
saint Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

piphthcria IL reported at 1l4& Beach street.
sherid M. l.. Tuole, OF Itasce county, was q
caller at the capitol yesterday.
Unity Theosophical society held its regular
Study and discussion last evening at Room
sty End,cott building; subject. THE Plane
sary Chain"
Labor Commissioner Powers has received
tie departmental reporta of Costa RIGA and
the proceedings OF the boot and shoe opera
ttves Of Great Britain.
Col, Hart Gibson, of Lexington, KY. passed
Through st, Paul yesterday on route for the
months travelling.
"A. Z. Wfnship will lecture this evening under
the auspices Of the Teachers association on
Reading" The lecture will be at Assembly
hall, central high school,
me Mothers club, at the manual training
school Tuesday, listened to an interesting
paper by Mrs, Rose Hazzard Hazel on What
Should Our Boys and Girls Road?''
p, H. P. Rydning will give e concert at the
Peoples church Tuesday evening. He will be
Wfcelund aud the Scandinavian singers Of st.
Paul
Webster Lodge No, %, Knights of Pythias
viii confer the ranks of Page and Esquire on
several candidates tonight. and Will welcome
large number of visitors from the local
lodges and Minneapolis.
Lily Parker, the woman supposed to have
attempted suicide by swallowing carbolic acid
TUESDAY evening was dismissed from the city
hospital Yesterday none the worse for her ex-
perience with the deadly acid
Tomorrow evening the carnival clubs of St
Paul will be rendered a reception by the
Rabbit Club of Lindstron1, ard Chisago county
people are making great preEaratiops for the
event; The clubs will go via st. Paul &
Duluth special, leaving at Z o'clock and will
ing and other ice sports. and dancing will be
enjoyed in Bronson's ocera house.