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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

MOgli9, baB er ge4t bebdlt, ob9lei3 bas
inn 2t9te Der 8~ergangenbeit Siemli@ frugz
li9 erf3eint. Nber an9enommen, es pdre
10! 9a Der Weiten Der rei3fte She'll bet
Sniel 1T, IOlte Maceo ft9 bort eben 70
ipobl %befinben, unb fi3 nod better berpflez
gen %fDnnen, pie i'm armen Often. l1nb
auf Cuba cine Nrnee BON 100000 Wlunn
gu unter6alten, Bios um 9abana gu f9iiben,
nnb cine uniiberiteiglt9e @renae 5pti4en
@eiten unb Sten Der SnIel gu 3ieben, bieie
fonf aber i'm 8eb Der &ebeqen gu laIen,
bas f9eint uns pirO iel6it 9err Webler
auf bic 9auer ni9t als einen baltbaren
ober piinf3enspertben 3uftanb be3ei6nen
t0nnen. Sbm 3ufolge pfeift Maceo 5par
auf benz lebten 2o9, aber bas Sod lit febr
gerGumig unb Der Son baraus INNER nod
reGt laut un6 bernebmli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
9enfntaI cities iiiSii6soc,tti6samte
rifaniId1em @ObItb6tetS.

SIN iibif4en 8aifenbaus in Der Stabt
Stem gort lit iebt unter angemehenen Seier=
li9feiten bas benz Deriton6enen langidbrigen
prGiibenten Der Nnitalt, Seffe Selig=
a n, benz bur6 feinen Patrtotismus unb
feline ~perttbdtige Menf6enliebe glei3 iebr
betannten beutf6<iiOh9en BANTER geftifz
tete, bon benz begabten 8tlbbauer Sc. G3ez
fiel gef9affsne 9entmal entbiiQt tporben.
9asIelbe beitebt aus elmer guten 8iiite
bes @efeierten unb aGerlei iinnigem, gum
She'll alegoriI9sm 8eiperf; es D%erfinnbilbz
lidt an feiner 8aiis Die Sriimmer bes un=
oulblamen alien Rom's, @hprien's unb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

Die beiben Ge9tsanpGlte &Gbel un5
S9tpinbt in Berlin BADEN bo9 einen @runo
ausftnbig gema6t, I'M b D B nrtbetl
Der eriten Strdffammer bes 8erliner 2anoz
gert9ts L. gegen ibren @lienten, Sreiberrn
BON 6dmmerft ein, 8eru ung elm
3ulegen. Ser @runb betebt in folgf1Ocr
8~ebauptung: Sn6em Die befagte Strafz
TANNER ben Nntrag Der 9ertbeiOigung, eft
bur9 bas austpdrtige Mmt feitfte1en gu faiz
fen, O6 Der 9(ngetlagte f~reitpiaig obsr unfreiz
tpiGig aus 9rie9enlunb na9 Stalien gez
bra9t porben lei, abgelebnt babe, iei Die
8ert6eioigung bertiimmert porben. 8ez
fanntli9 purbe 9ammerItein, na6bem i'm
Elm 8erliner b06erer @ebeimpoGi3iit in Nt6en
erfpGbt uab feline 8erbaftung bepirtt bate,
in @%rmanseGung BON Nuslteferungsbetimz
mungen ni9t fDrmli4 bon @rie3entano
ausgeliefert, iOnOern mar bra9te i'm auf
ben bon Ntben naA 8rinbifi in Stalien fa1z
renoen poitOampfer, uuf benz fi9 AUDI Der
8erliner 8eamte einf9iffte, Der bann BEL
Der Mntunft in 8rinbiii Die Seitnubme 9amz
merltein's bur9 italienii9e Poliaei b~epirfte,
unb Stulien lieferte Oarauf na9 grlebigung
oie1er Sormalitdten 9ammeritei aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

bsitli9e Sheen gu Dertbsibigen unb nament-
li9 au9 bas geiitiae 2eben oes politif3
neutrality-suspicious. bsutf9en Bottles gu err
fori9en unb ibm nit i6rer MeiIterfeber gez
rebt gu peroen.
DAB cine 10 eble Trau iib niemals an
einen garrds tpegauperfen gefu9t bat, 1T
1elb1tber1tdnbli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
ote 9tusbreitnna Ses Ss1aut.

~&I W. ~
Sage bes Sslam ge3dblt erfbeinen, bat fi9
berIelbe in often unb Nfrita in ben lebten
cSa6ren fart ausgebreitet, Ietbit ba, mo- man
es am tpenigitens .rpartet bdtte = unter
ruiiii9er 9erri6aft. &uBlanO, psl9es
&atboIiten unb proteitanten glei9 unbarmz
6er3ig unterbriidt, '9eint es ni9t gu pagen,
Der propaganOa bes Sslam entgegen3utrez
ten.
WG6renb fonit Der Nbfa1 BON Der ort4oz
ooren Stride bort 19tper g%eitraft tpir0, febz
rem bic Sartaren an Der Wolga unb in&leinz
afien, unier benen friber Die ebangelii9e
Miiiion groBe Sortl9ritte gema6t bat, ni9t
nur in S9aaren gum Mobamebanismus 5u=
rid, ionbern MAIDEN Saulenbe bon profez
lpten. @iner neuli9 uns gu 9Gnben gez
fommenen Statiftit na9 fommen in Der
@rar4ie &afan auf ie 1000 SeeIen nur cine
&ir9e, aber 3pei MOI9een. Die @briten
baben cine S9ule nur fir ie 1000 &inber,
Die WufelmGnner etne fir ie $50. ga, in
Der &egierungsoruderei in &afan tpirb ni9t
nur Der &oran in au1enben BON @remplaren
georudt, ionbern es geben aus berIelben To-
gar benz @briitentbum le6r feinblt9e S9rifz
ten berbor, tpel9e gum 9iibao, gum @lau=
benstrieg aufforoern unb ben Sultan uun=
Ieren pubii9ab@ nne
Man fiebt, baB Die ru1iii9e &egierung
ie6r no6l bic &eligion Dem Staatsz SntereHe
unterauorbnen peiB; gang Mittelafien, auf
pelbes es eben erit bic 9unb gelegt bat, ift
islamitii9; in China unb Snbien, tpo6in es
itrebt, ma9t Der Sslam gepaltige Sort
i9rttte, Sn Snbien 3G6lt man iebt melt ii6er
so Miqionen Mu6amebaner, tpel9e metff
Der fanatiI9en &i9tung Der Wababiten an=
geb0ren. RuBldno tunn nibt ertparten, bort
groberungen gu MAIDEN, tpenn es niGt benz
religiDIen @efiible Der 8ep0lterung bic nett
gebenbften 3ugetdnoniie ma9t. Sat es erit
einmal bic Ma9t fi9er in 9dnben, tpirb es
nit Der nnterbriidung bes fremben @lau=
bens ni9t 3aubern.
Mber AUDI in Nfrtta bat Der Mo6ameba=
nismus bebeutenoe 6ortf9ritte auf5umeiIen.
Wdbrenb er it9 friiber auf bic bur9 bic
Nraber eroberten nOrbli9en &iItenlGnber
beidrdntte, 9dt" er iih iebt auf bic gan5e
nOrOlihe 9dlfte beg @rbtbeiGs ausgebe6nt,
unb Die frii6er beibnii9en Gei9e Sutab,
8ornu, Dabai, 9arfur, 8orbofan, Sennar,
Stmbuttu etc., iiber5ogen, pd6renb bus
gbriitentbum bort 10 gut pie gar feline gr<
folge uno SOrti4ritte uuf5upeiien but.
1nb babel 1T bic Qusbreitung ni9t bic
5olge BON @roberun9en, ionbern Der MlIz
iion. Muielmdnnii6s Mtifiondre baden
ben umi3pung berbeigefiibrt, fir i6ren
@lauben begeifterte 9ertpi19e, tpel9e bas
2ano our93ieben, ii4 unter ben Negern ME-
oerlafen, fi@ ibnen anpafen uno unter if
men leben.
Mag biele groBe neuerli6e Musbreitung
oes Sslam audi fir bic 9riltli6=europdiide
&ultur feline @efabr bsbsuten, b, 3. mag Elm
neler @in6ru9 Der Mobameoaner in @u=
ropa audi gu ben b0bt unna6rI9einli9en
Oingen gebDren, 10 piro ite i6rer 4usbreiz
tung bod Elm entT9iebenes 9inberniB entz
gegenieben. 0enn bas Der Sslamismus cine
8raft 1T, barii6er tann man it@ niht tdu=
1ben.
au9 tit er gegenii6er benz SeiOent6um
unb Jetii9bient Der Neger cine &ultur unb
Elm 5orti@ritt, unb es mag pObl lein, OaB
er better als oas @briltent6um geeignet 1T,
primitive 8olter Der @ioiliIation 5u3uflbren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

ben, uber es pdre bod Elm ritterlideres gnoe
gepeien. SEPT TART ibm binter benz 3udtz
baus, tpenn er's, pie pabri9einli4, iiberz
le6t, Der 8ettelitab ms @e1t9t. Wubrli4
Elm eltiebliAer SAT- BON iolher 90be!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

Sen. @eDIsr glaubt, ben Weiten Guba's
bonn Often bur9 cine 10 bi4te 9ede BON
gerf9anaungsn unb SOloaten abgeihloien
gu baben, baB MaceO ni4t tpieoer BPM
@eiteR na9 Often bur4orin9sn tanu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

9as grpBs Maufoleum fir General
@rantim &iberlibe Parf Der Staot Seem
Yprt am Sub ion, ut nod INNER nt4t ferttg.
9agegen bsfinbet fi4 iebt baS 9rantzSen
mai i'm bsna9barten 8ropflbn bereit5
auf benz PpItament unb Dirb am Samstag
feierlib ent6iilt unb eingepeibt. Ser PldB
liegt Dor benz 9ebdube bes Union 2edgus
Club. Oieies &eiteritanbbilO 1T bas Bert
bes amerifanii9en 8ilbbauers partrioge,
bes S90pfers bes SbatelpearezO entmals
in unierem @bicagoer 2incOln Part, uno
tpurbe in Der 9ieBerei in Gbicopee, in Wfal@
fa3uietts, in 8ron5e gegofen. Die Statue
TT fiinf5ebn SUB unb a3t 3oa bod. Sas
pferb getpGbrt einen maieitdtif4en @nbltd,
unb bic 6igur bes Generals 1T BON bortrsff=
li@er Qebnli9teit unb isbr natiirli3 GEE
formt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

Die lnbuIbfamteit bes &nop>
not6ing=p ads bon Der q. g. y. iteigt CUR
8errudt6eit. 60 BADEN i'm Staot>
rat6 bon 2ouisDtIle einige Dem Sc
6eimorben anee6Drige StaOtbdter in DOlsm
@rnte beantragt, Der O%Ortigen ct. Cd
eiliu= StraBe einen unberen Numen gu
geben, ba cine Iolhe tatbolii3e @traBenz
%benennuna unertrdgli4 fei. @ogar CUR
3eit Der 2ouisbiGsr &nopnotbingz 9reuel in
ben fiinf5iger Sabren Bate Riemanb ettpas
bagegen einaunenOen, baB cine bortt9e
StraBe ben Namen Der 99ubpatrontn Der
Mufit fii6rte. l1ebrigens bilben bic &erle
bon Der q. g, 81. nur cine fleine WSinosrbett
i'm 2ouisoiQer Stabtrat6.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16

from It's last offsrsrlng. Rev. V. s.
Collins conducted TIE services
Road Commissioner Jordan has had
broken bricks and stone placed along the
soft piece Of road running nearly half
mile IN front OF the Kelley farm on Will
mington road.
BY change OF working forcsI In the
Delaware Iron Works Foreman Johu
Naylor nov goes on the night turn, and
Foreman Fred Miller takes the day
shift A new posiiion-that OF night
superintsndeut-h has been sreated, aud
Frank Bohe will hereafter have full
charge at night In this capacity
Buy your shoes at McGrory's.
Kirk MsntgomsrJ's little daughter is
very ~ az No 100 North Fourth street.
DR.. d. Stewart ia Ia attendance.
City iosboat No. 2 lay at Delaware
street wharf last night, having had
little to do all the week.
Kippered white fish and herring. Thompson,
John SheArer, the tiREmith whose
tongue became nstionlsss, has recovered
sufficiently To carry on an ordinary
converssuisn.
Miss Belle R Goodwin, Of Camden, is
being entertained by Mrs. Alexander B
Cooper
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
CANDIDATES PRESENT THEMSELVES.

Dover's New Telephone Company Or
ganizes and Elects Omcers--A New
Hotel Proprietor and Glft Of Cham.
payne.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER. Jan. l6 The Dover Telephone
Company 40 & meeting In the Robbins
hose house effected permanent organl
zation. The line Is now ia ruanlng
order through Dover. Camden. Wyom
ing, Rising sun and Lebanon This is a
great convenience 60 the people here aud
many OF those who we're dilatory about
snbscribing for took in the Company
when hrst pro scted are now sorry The
controlling Interest is held by Harry
A Richardson. The officers elected are a.
follows President, d. A, Richardson /;
secretary aud treasurer, DUPONT Walker I;
directors. Il l. Jones, stephen Slaugh sr.
r X Kenuey sod Caleb Psnnawill
The entertainment OF True Knights
Castle, X @ T. bel2 In G A. r Hall
ruesasy night attracted large crowd
Vocal and instrumental music aud rsoltA
tlons were rendered by home talent, aud
at tue close OF the program rsfresh
ments were served This was tho FIRST Of
a series Of entertainments proposed for
The Winter months by Trus Knights
Gaelic
Clayton w Fisher son Of the newly
elected president of C3uuoil, has an
nouuced himself as q candidate for
clerk OF that body. There are sevora Al
other prospective applicants w N. Bsggs
Is the present incumbent Edward Heits
and Al Kltchliue aspire to the position
Of chief engineer OF the water works, aud
w d Walls, corooer Of Kent county.
would Ike TO succeed Joseph T. Hcheokor
as superintendent
Contractor A. Black Is making rapid
progress te ring down the old stores 10
make room for the new Prlsclln
Block" at the corner OF S,ate and Lleck
erman streets
Tho railroad Company has built an
extension to the baggage room az she
station.
Oscar Shine had his nose broken while
playing "shinny' on the loo at Silver
Lake.
A hotel proprietor at Lslpsic, near
here, who only recently deserted a farm
to dispense l'qaid reireshnents, received
a present from Philadelphia liquor
dealer last week Ia the shape Of six
botileB OF champagne. Ho thought Il
was q new brand OF beer furnished az a
sample, and sold four bottles TO two OF
hls customers st the rate Of 10 cents 4
bottle The mistake was discovered ths
next morniug when the Quaker ClJy
wholesaler visited bis customer.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
PENINSULA .HORTICULTURISTS.
Now in Session st Deaton-Hr. wright
On Fruits In Gsnsral.

The Ninth Annual Meeting OF tho Society
Now in Session st DeatOn-Hr wright
On Fruits In General.
DENTON. Md, Jan. 10 The niuth
annual session OF the Peninsula HSr,i
calsur0l Society began In the Town Hall
Yesterday afternoon, with Hon Z H.
Van Demsn, president, in the chair
Professor NJ B Stephens delivered the
address Of welsous. ia which be pointed
out TIE natural advantages Of Caroline
county for ths profitable cultivation
Of fruit and berries, and clslnrd
that. srss considered. this couaty has
larger acreage IN fruits and berries. gro Fs
more OF them, supp ,rts nDrs packing
honsss and ships more canned fruit than
any other county en- the Poninauls Mr.
Stephens made plea for tina farmsrs TO
stop trying to push their boys into the
p ofsssiohs, where they won't &C., and
kosp them for the farm, whore they
properly belong Ex CongrsUmsa Mar
tin, Of Delaware, responded for the
society
Charles Wright. OF Sea ord, Dsl made
the report FOR tho com mnities on fruits Ia
gensrn He said tho last season is one
not soon 30 b. ferRotton by our fruit
farmers With a long cold Winter and
= favorabla Spring for farm work our
fruit-growers had every resssn TO expect
bountitul crops and fair prlcsa, but IN
most instsr css they we're net rsaliz ID
Heavy rains tho lsst Of April and Hrst Of
May saturated the ground, and q ought
following until nearly July ruined smail
frnis and made this crop practically
failure. Strawberries did net set fu.l
crop nor did thsy perfect oneIourth
Of what they BOT Black cap rAsp
berries 0ro failure 80 far as
profit is concsrned Under favorable
conditions. no crop Is - safe to tic 20 fer
revenue as red rarpbsrriss Tns only
wonder is that they are not more largely
planted. II grape growing we're puc.
sued With 0ors csrs and intelligence on
this Peninsnls 1t would be found profit
ablo. AS 10 pear culture, tbs Kisifer is
evidently the business mans pear, fer
IL bears more bushels aud brings moro
dollars to the gro Wsrs than any yet
seen F,om eiRh5 20 fifteen baskets Is
no uncommon crop for q 8 year old tree,
Gnd AZ 20 osuts 4 blske5 this mounts up
quite 80 fast Rs unproductivo
peach orchards. The eommittos. In
conclusion. urged sultAbls lsgislstiOn to
keep Ia check the increase of insect
posts ard difeases and suggested that G
COMMITTEES be appointed to walt oa our
Legislators
The report was discusssd BY De- J W
Kerr. giriug bis views on Gtra Wbsrry
enliure, Professor Massey, OF North
Carolina experiment station, and Profea-
sor Robinson, Of the Maryland expert
ment station. and several sthers, who
confined their remarks to berries Of
various varieties President Van Deman
de vered his annual addeSss at the
evening session.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
BODY Fauna In the Kivsr.

ELKToS, Jan. l6 The body OF BsDjs-
min Kitchens OF this town, was fouEd
yesterday afternoon n chs Elk river, Al
Norgan's shore. about quarter OF mile
from Ekton. by fjtmin r Drew
HWchsDs was seen 10 gs down the river
Tueiaay afternoon on the Ice with a gun
In his hand be did not return that
niRht, and yeRtsrSay morning some beys
skating on the river fou d his hat and
gun on tbs Ice near hos Search for
his body WAS made aud 10 wss found
cloFe 70 the air hole iuto whioh be had
fallen 10 Is supposed thst Htehons,
while walking down the river, fell inio
the wa e. aud was drowned He wss
aboat htty years OF age snd leaves q
widow and large faulty o. children
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
DrAma at the Biiou,

Irish bu per aud hsrsisw, have heer
eleverly displayed ia many PLAYS, but
effects than ia the new romantic lfish
drama. entitled 'Oa Edn's Shores" by
Mieksel ] hsroney. which promises Z,
become long remembered success ~
the ieu where II appears January 10. II
and Is The stcrY is swast aud stron z
Fi'h happy A5mixturs ~ humor, and
with plenty Of thrilling incidents to kssT
up the intersst aud excitement. TIL,
company Is suited with a most unique
cast, showing many p5ases of human
nature. and tho costumes OF the period
add muoh to the bright effect Of The
numerous situations
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
% Midsummer Nights Dream"

- Midsummer Nights Dream"
"a Midsummer Nights Dream" which
is TO be presented st the Grand Opera
Hous, to morrow night with the original
settings that made famous Mr. Days
revival Of it ia New York ard Lsnjsn,
will undoubtedly be enc Of the most
delightful and enhancing dramatic
presentatiops Of the season. This
fsneiful comedy has been given but few
times as compared 18th the prodgctisns
Of Shakespoare'g other dramas, and the
present opportunity OF Witnessing It
should be taken advantage Of by all
lovers OF the Fl % classics. I memory
serves Gyight 1t has not been given in this
city for, psssibly, twenty years and there
may be goid deal Of truth In saying
that 1t will net be aFen here again for =
Dpnbsr Of years No manager sxcspt
Mr DAILY Is likely to attempt such ine
production, and the chances are strongly
Rgaisst evan Mr. DAILY continuing this
ems sftsr the present season.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
lRlIE FATHER INTERPRETED.
vented His Youthful Son From Marrying
Girl OF tnferior Social Standing.

vented His Youthful Son From Marrying
Girl OF tnfsrior Social Standing.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, Jan l6 The
marriage Of two younc people ives nipped
ia the bud here at o'clock last evening.
through the interference OF the father OF
the would be groom He had the hov
medical examination, as he declares be is
mentally unsound
This affair has created no little stir.
owing toilhe standing of,ths family Of the
groom. Walter Hodgaon Is the son OF
William g Hodgson, proprietor of the
Daily News OF this place He Is Just
coming to manbood's estate lie has
sweetheart. Miss Annie Griffin. a girl Of
Il or 1S years Walter end Annie had
agreed to get married AZ . o'clock last
evening She had the consent OF her
mother, but Walters parents knew
nothing Of the fair until noon TO day.
The bride that Was 70 be has net bsan
in the same social circle a. the youth she
was 70 have welded. This IN part
accounts fer Mr. hodgson's objection, IL
Is said
Physicians will make an Investigation
int Young Hodgson's mental condition
Fer some time his friends have believed
him to be lacking IN sone degreee A
few weeks ago he Issued an elaborate
prospectus for a Suu,he tour o6 a
steamboat This was the firss indication
that anything was wrong The girl and
her parents say that Walter is all right
mentally, and that this is only a way to
keep the lovers from getting married.
The disappointed bride says they WI Yet
reach the goal Of their desires Applca.
tion has been made for commission 10
lunacy TO INQUIRE into Hodgson's
eondltian
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
Mn.lc. Tobaeeo n1d smol-s,

Visitors frsn the Chester Bicycle Club
were 81 syably entertained at the Will
niug on Bicycle Clubs rOo2 last night.
There WAS vooL aud instrumental music
pipes, tobacco ard smsko. The LEGAL
eyclist elubmen scssp I'd an invitation 10
visit Chester OF January Is to help cut
the William Penn dssseIdAats with thsir
snokirg exercises
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
wosth rrlpls the Money.

We have a few copies OF a beautiful
work. handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit. which will be sold at 81 75 a copy,
which Is about one fourth the publics-
tion price Also some copies Of Rand aud
McNauy's Cyoiopedia at 81 90, worth
four times the price asked Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
Port Penn
Delaware City.
Dslaware Cltv National Bank

Delaware City National Bank hiss
declared a semi-annusl dividend OF 4
per cent.
EiWard 7 Nsf. who had his foot
hurt with an lee hsok, is slswly
improving but Ia unable to get around
yet
J. H Roberts has fllsd his lee house
aud is now stacking ic along the sides
Of tha Ice house
J. e SAdler is filing his Ice house with
oiaht-inch lee
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
Al G. TieId,s nIInntraIa.

Al G. Field's Minstrel Company, which
appesrs at the Grand Opera House Nm
day. January 20 is one of the strongest
singing PaIties ever brought together BY
q minstrel manager. The tinging by a
ssxtst OF the selection "Crswnod By the
Tsnpost. With electrical stoi m effsots. IL
orc sf ths decided hits; nouhiag more
beautiful WAS ever eeen OF any stage
The vocal part OF the entertainment is
superior to any ever heard In a milstrel
entprt.foment
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
..rhrIIbY.n

"Thrilby." the burlesque, is ss inevi
table as "rrllby," the drama IL will be
pssn for the frst tins IN this city next
Setui day afternoon and niEht at the
Grand Opera Rouse The piecB was
received IN tho East in the spirit In which
Il WAS Shersd, and every joke, oral or
muscalar. was greeted with isughtsr aud
sppltuss Tho piee0 Ia put on IN two
acts with an intsrmission OF ten ziHutes
During ths secosd act q number Of spe-
cisltiea are IN Introduced and many Of them
are worthy Of The highest class vaudeville
perforuauce Miss Carrie & Perkins
has the title rele. Shs spPears 40 a
b onda with vo,up' nous feet and psne
traut voiss. Little Willie" is an oPsr
atic dude. demonstrated by Miss Adele
klchis. The hypHstat, who, as ia the
drama carries the burden OF the plot, Is
Spaf fhetti, portrayed by Sol Aiken He
mesm0rlzeH every body and everything,
making the piano play without touchin
10. and causing ships to move by wave
of his kand, His make up is very much
Ike that Of Wilton Laokye, and his bust
nsrs is careful oAricature II the
work Of that accomplished RctOr. Mark
Murphy appssrs 40 Butterscotoh.
Louis Wsaley as Joeko, Is an acrobetie
hunorist. and throws hlHsslf about the
stage With reeklessness that IA really
wonderful Edyth Murray daes an
effective BIT OF work as Mrs FAggstt
when Hhs comss in with Mr Fsggott and
dsmurely kicks his hat eff while be is
singing a topical song TO long measure
Miss Jsnnis Reynolds portrays Irish
characters clsverly
With such company Of artists
"rhrilbJ" cannot help bat bs decided
Hucccsa
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
Have Gone 20 wa.hlnetop

John Fsrra. Colonel R II. Taylor.
Jonsthsn W Aydon and John A Mitch.
ell are ia Washington today attending
the meeting Of the National Democratic
Committee, which will fix the time auo
place for holding the next national
convention.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
"rhe Fatal Gard. {"

There we're several thrilling and real
istic scenes la "Tha Fatal Card" pre-.
sentsd at the Grsrd Opera House lAsl
evening by Waltsr Have and his
company Those at the foot sf the
foot Of the Rockies. aud in the cottage .
where the explosion tsok place, were
enough 10 make the hair Of sensitive
p'rson stand on end, but we're msllo we'd
by other scenes less tragic Miss
Katbsryn Ostermsn as Margaret Maria
Bile daughter Of enc OF the consprstors,
showed marked ability for emotional
parts and was the fsvorite OF the
event z. She Is an Ohio girl. and has
sever Al friends ard former schoolmstes
ia this city.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
SHOOTING AT DELAWARE CITY.

TIo Match Between the Delaware CITY aud
Port Peno Ciubs-Iss Eight Inches
Thich.
Special correspondence Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY. Jan l6 "A shostlcg g
match took place Yesterday between
Delaware City and Port Psnn clubs at
Delaware City with tho following re.
suits.
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
Incidents Of tho Day

Tonight the anniversary Of First
Baptist Church will be celebrated by the
Sundsy fcaool with its usual festivities
aud Entertainment. Rsv r B. CJok
ID D.. will make an address
Biz drop in fresh butter At Thompson's.
Mre. Mary Downey, mother OF Mrs
Jemes B Hsnce. was buried to-day in
81 Peter Cemetery, after high mass &C
st. Peters Church. Mrs Downey was
the widow Of Hugh Downey, at one tims
. sell-known CIT n
Butter zoe. s5c and SOC 81 Thompson's.
Just getting in new mscker.i
Company As basketball team will be
here on Saturday evening, January %. to
play the home team a. the Opsra Rouse.
Try oar cake. lcc and l2c-rhompson.
At the funeral Of John J B. Taylor in
the A. y Church yesterday afternoon,
associates OF the deceased attended Ia q
body and donated some choice d 'ral
e1abloms The c. A. G colors h5wei
Evening journal., 1896-01-16
coIne After ID. Herhert,a nodv.

A despatch sent TO Edwin NJ Herbert,
who Left for the deathbsd OF his brother
Harry at Silver City on Tuesday at noon,
Intercepted Mr.. Herbert at Chicago last
evening. but he decided TO go on and
City. The body Is being brought home
for burial in the family lot In the Metho
dist Churchysrd