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Evening journal., 1896-03-25
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Evening journal., 1896-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
New York stars Saturday Night.

The New York Stars will be the at.
traction next Saturday night at the
Opera House This show le In the Geld
this eeason to eclipse all. as no pains nor
expenses w,re spared In getting together
the best talent il. the vaudeville pr1fes
sion Among the many novelties aud
features that viii he introduced are two
European acts never seen In America,
AMI aud lao, two very pretty girls. In a
performances upon the trapeza They are
known abroad as the Flying Metsors. and
we're engaged ~ the special feature Of
this company. Mile Florizslle. the
crystal mirror wonder is another at
traction, IN astonishing 70 ats upon a
glass plate suspended In the done OF the
theatre, and upon It performing the most
wonderful eot ever witnessed. Others
Of note are the American Macs, Matthews
and Harris, Charley Case. swan aud
mbArd, Miss Cora Rou't. Fields and
lie Tis, Great Sparrow aud Fred J. Huber
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MlNNEsorA's CHOICE.
Cushman Davis withdraws aud Mckinley
Delegates Elected.

Delegates Elected.
MGNNEAPoLIs, March 25.-At the open.
ing of the Republican state convention
Congressman Tawney read telegraph
message from Senator Cushman X. Da-
Wis Withdrawing his name as a presiden-
tial candidate
= resolution 10 instruct the delegates
for Mckinley was carried unanimously.
The following delegates at large were
chosen: p. j. Evans, Minneapolis; George
Thompson, St. Paul; G. +. Hendrix,
Sauk Center L. p. Hunt Mankato. They
were elected by acclamation amid wild
cheerg, the delegates all rising, some
mounting chairs and waving their hats.
Each OF tho delegates made speeches
plcdging himself to Mckinley.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That we favor the use of both
gold and silver TO the extent to which
they can be maintained in circulation at
"a parity in purchasing and debt paying
power; that we are earnestly opposed, un-
der the present conditions, to the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver for the mani
fest reason that it would destroy such
parity, enormously contract the volume Of
our currency by forcing gold out Of circu-
lation and Immediately place us on a sill
yer basis. Believing also that it is a self
evident fnct that the effect Of the intorua.
tional demonstration Of silver can be
overcome only by the international re-
monetization Of that metal, the Republic
an party Of Minnesota most heartily favors
an international conference for that pur-
ppEp
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Social and Personal Notes.

RF Godfrey and N. W. Prettymsp,
Of Ssockley Station, Del have been visit
ing 10 town,
John A. Hopkins, Of Newark, regis
tered at the Clayton House yesterday
afternoon
Rev william MscFsrlane, pastor o.
East Like Presbyterian Church, has
sailed for Belfast, Ireland. bsyiug re-
ceived word Of his sisters death there.
Miss Marguerite V. Kilson Of Laneas
ter. Pa Is the guest of Mrs. Annie
D.cKsnson OF this city.
Mr.. land Mrs Rlchsrd PAtz,wsky sre
entertaining Mr. aud Mrs Julius
Ksuesler, OF New York
Miss Annie Ainscow ls visiting her
sister, Mrs. Csdmus Price in Eikton
Mrs Natalie Jones has been visiting
relatives at Rising San, Nd.
Ed R Sutton aud family have re-
moved to DsvondAle Hall, on the Hare'a
Corner road.
Alexander Maxwell and wife. o. Mid
dlstowD, are st the Merritt House. Mr..
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nTEp.

BLAKFLY.-Iu this cltv on the 18th in
slant. David Blakely. aged - years.
CHEAVENS.-Entored into rest March ~,
1896, Nary, wife OF the late William r..
Cheave s. and daughter OF Samuel and NJ ~
Ann Whitaker, deceased, in the 7iih year OF
her age.
Servit el at her late residence. 10. 1928 Tat
nall street, on Wednea-ny afternoon 10 35O
o'clock. Interment IN Philadeldhia.
GONNA WAY.--On March 90, 1895 John
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uOASE- -Suddenl of diphtha H. on March
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HOLTON.-On the ga Instant Conrad q
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Fnreral private. Interment al Riverview.
on Thursday March 30 40 p O'Clock.
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sulclds by lnhallnc cns.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Alrs. Helen M.
Tanner, % years old wife of Gerrit :.
Tanner, an agent, living at s32 Willis ave-
nue., committed suicide by inhaling illu-
minating gas. She was found dead by
her husband on his return to his home.
The attempt upon her life was deliberate
ono, for she had fastened rubber tube to
a gas burner and, having turned on the
flow, placed the other end of the tube in
her mouth. The body was cold when IL
was discovered. The police assigned no
cnuse for the act.
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photoernphcd uis own Ribs.

CLEVELAND, March 25-Professor ID.
c. Miller OF Case School Of Applied Science
succeeded in obtaining a photograph Of
his own ribs and backbone by means Of
the Roentgen rays. The exposure lasted
an hour, the professor lying face down
ward ON a Photographic plate by l2
inches without diyesting himself Of his
clothing, the CroOkes tubes being suspend
cd over his back. Tho plate has not been
fully developed yet. but 10 Is certain that
clear print showing all portions Of the
chest and back, viii be obtained.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
violated ouarnntine ReculatIons.

BALTIMORE, March 25.-Captain M. II.
Hinrickson of the fruit steamer Gurley
was fined $500 upon his plea of guilty to
the charge OF having brought a case Of
smallpox into the city without notifying
the quarantine officials. The captain paid
his fino and was discharged. The offense
was committed a week ago, upon the Cur.
loy's last trip from Port Antonio, and
Captain Hinrickson, in spite of his plea
Of guilty, says he did not know tho man
had smallpox.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
pelaware cltr reraona1.

Special Correspondence evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY March % john
Patterson, Of Philadelphia, Is visiting IN
town.
John A. Finley, Of Wilmington, visited
Miss Margaret ONslll this week
j. T. Cairns is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Miss Laura Sadler. of Philadelphia
who has been visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs James E. Sadler has returned
to her home
Rev. and Mrs. j d. Givan, OF Parksley.
Va are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Casper Eaton. of Port Penn.
Rev. George S. Gsssnsr has returned
from a short trip to New York.
Rev. J. +. Amos has returned home
from conference at Dover.
Miss Maggie Stout hiss returned from a
short trip 10 Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
LAcHossE,s BIG BLAZE.
Lumber Valued at 100000 Was Swept
Away by Flames.

Lumber Valued at 100000 Was Swept
Away by Flames.
LACROSSE, Wis, March 25.-A very de.
structiye fire. which at one time threaten
ed to destroy the entire northern portion
Of the city, has occurred here. A fire was
started in the lumber yard of the n. b. Hol-
way estate from spark of passing To-
comotiye on the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul railway. A fierce gale spread the
flames rapidly among the huge piles of
lumber along the eastern bank Of Black
river.
Inside OF three hours over 5000, 600 feet
of lumber had been wiped out The wind
carried burning brands to the lumber yard
OF tho Lacrosse company, one mile north,
and the lumber and woodpiles there also
were destroyed together with the bridge
over Black river Another fire was start
ed at the Meyer & Austin mill, but the
damage there was not so great. The en-
tire loss is estimated at over $500, 600.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
nInrdered For Money.

ST. LOUIS. March 25.-The dead and
badly deoomposed body Of Thomas Rey-
nolds, railroad section hand, who had
disappeared the night Of March IL, was
discovered buried in the cellar OF the
Cleveland House at South Third Lodge
place The man was murdered, wounds In
the head and "A rope around his neck prov
ing this. It IS not known who committed
the crime, but the police are looking for
three men who disappeared from the house
about the time Reynolds did Robbery
was the motive.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
A warning TO Kruger.

LONDON, March 25.-The Times has an
editorial this morning which warns Pres
ident Kruger that it Is impossible to dis
cuss with him the essentials Of the Lon
don convention, which fixes the suzerain-
ty of Great Britain over the Transvaal.
"In any case. The Times continues, he
must decide without delay whether to ac-
eept the invitation 70 come TO England.
The invitation cannot remain open inden-
nitely, and II it is declined We must take
measures to support the just claims of the
uitlanderg %
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
A severe rheumatic main IN the I,

A severe rheumatic pain In the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. j. II. Loper, q
veil known druggist Of Des Moines, lows,
for over six months At times the pain
was 60 ssvers that he could not lift any
thing With all he could do he could not
get rid OF it until he applied Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. 81 only made three
applications Of it." be says, land have
since then been free from all pain" He
INV recommends It to persons similarly
siil cted T. is for sale By q James Bslt,
druggist. corner Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
STORAGE Jvarehouse burned.

CHESTER, Pc, March 25-The big stor.
age house Of Ehenezer Blrowell, located at
GO Crosby streete this city, has beon de-
stroyed by FIRE. The building was mainly
occupied by Woodward & Stillman Of New
York, who had 10, 600 bales Of cotton In
storage at the time tho fire broke out.
Their loss is about $50, 600, partially in
sured The loss on tho building is IS, 600,
fully insured. The flames originated on
the first floor Of the building in the sta
blps of Frank p phiUips
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n1ARnrrn

BROWN N-FiNCHER.-At No. 2aio Monroe
street. on Thursday evening March ~ 1890. py
Rev. w. Mscfarlnnd, } lhu Brown a1d Cath
crime Elilahtth Fitchcr. hOtn Of this city.
MURGATROYD-L -LiPPINCOTr.- At No.
Cpl elAwa q avenue. on MOnuuy. March @i
1896 By Rev. Merritt Hulburd, William q.
Murgatroyd and Min 10 X. Lippncott. both
OF this city.
LLEN-COFFIN.-On Thursday evan
ms March 49, $780, at No. re West Fourth
street, BY Kew. Charles n. Hendricks. pastor
OF Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church,
both OF this city.
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ITEMS OF INTER ssT.

The bshy did come mighty near being
named Trlby." esid the lean man With the
yellow vtst. "b1t managed 10 sav3 her"
that we woi'd be liable for infringement OF
the copyright laws. s."-irdlanapolia Journal.
Do not despair because you have tried many
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Remember that Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
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pl0Yer, there Is one thing that 1 can vouch
f0r.n "What is itY" "Ihe one that says,
You never Ind a man out tll you trust
him. Atlanta Constitution.
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rhe nl.hop EntertaIned ID suppsr.

Rev. Merritt Halburd. S. T. D., re
turned home from the WILMINGTON Con
ference, at Dover, last evening. DR.
Hulburd brought with him as hls guest,
Bishop Henry w. Warren, Of Denver,
who presided over this conference ses
sion. At Grace parsonage last evening.
a supper was given 10 honor Of the
bishop Those present were: Bishop
Warren. j. Taylor Cause. Mr. and Mrs.
job q. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs William
NJ. Field. Miss Field. Mr.. aud Mrs. Q.
Wesley Weldin. Rev and Mrs Merritt
Hulburd, d. Wendell Hulburd.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25

Child's Dress. With Fnll Straight
Skirt--Neat snd pretty as this little
maid sppesrs. che yet wears O costume IN
which she can froilc TO her hearts con
tent without that constant fear OF
'mussing" her frock, so trying 10 q
healthy child. Dark blue serge fashion
ably trimmed With rows OF narrow gold
soutache braid are the materials from
which this sensible little dress is evolved.
The pattern Is cut with a plain waist.
made up with fitted lining aud shaped
by the usual seams. Il closes in the
centre back with row OF stylish gold
buttons A straight band collar trimmed
with the gold braid gives a becoming
finish to the neck Tho sleeves havs full
puffs. are tight from wrist to elbow. and
are made up oser comfortable, fitted
Innings. The full straight skirt Is sswed
on to the waist Any OF the fashionable
wooden materials suitable to the season
are appropriate for this design
No. 90 SEQ Gl ris dress. with plain
waist, requires fer medium size 81 yards
material ~ inches vide 80 yards 36
inches wide or Fards As inches wide.
Cut In sizes. fro n to II years.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
NIeIsInIey sentIment In conneetIeut.

HARTFORD, March 25.-The Republican
town and city convention resulted in a
victory for the faction headed by ex-Gov-
ernor Morgan q. Bulkeley and the McKin-
ley. enthusiasts. The Bulkeley ticket &c
the state convention had large majority,
and its election means the choice of ex.
Governor Bulkeley as a delegate to St
Louis. General Alexander Harrison was
nominated for mayor OF the city, Mayor
Brainard meeting defeat
Evening journal., 1896-03-25

Perhaps you would not think 30 but a
very large proper jon Of diseases IN New
York comes fr.mi carelessness about
catching cold, ssvs DR.. Cyrus Edson. 1T
is =, uen q simple thing and 80 ccmmon
that very few people. unless iJ Is case OF
pneumonia, pay 81 attention to cold.
There are a great many cases of catarrh
and consumption which have their origin
In this neglect Of tia simplest precsution
of every day life TT . most sens lbie advice
is. when YOU hRve oue. get rid of IL as
soon ns possible BY ell means do not
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the lungs, aid eS ppctorstion, open the
secretions and soon sffeet q permanent
cure. 20 aud 80 cent bottles for sale by z.
James Belt. druggist. 9th ard Market ste.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Maxwell will probably become the hotels

Maxwell will probably become the hotels
proprietor to-day,
McKendree DoWnham. OF Middle ton,
was in this city to- day.
!. Frank Foster. OF colora, Nd. is in
town for a short time.
Mrs Samuel j. Parker, Of West
Chester, Pa, was In this city yesterday.
Mrs Thomas Holiday and son Arthur,
OF Clayton, have been visiting in the city
Colonel II A. DUPONT has rsturnad
from New York
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
The Brown-Davidson case.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-The selec'
tion Of the jury TO try Mrs. Davidson on
the charge Of extorting money from Rev.
G. o. Brown was completed, and the TAX
ing Of testimony win commence today.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
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Evening journal., 1896-03-25
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOIICE.-I. JAMES l.. DICKINSON.
- Townsend. owner ann occupant OF the
que 7seaIed sd IL nppdTsa& S'd = IN n
comfy Of New Castle and State OF Delh care.
IN compnence with the requiremenfs OF me
ACTS OF the tenelal Assembly In auCu case
made and provided do hereby aivn notice
mat th.h Apply io writing 10 the tonrt or
General Sessions OF the Peace and JsiI le-
New Castle county On Monday. The llth day
OF MAY, losl, being the next term ol -2io
court. Tor license for said house - al Inn of
Tavern. Tor the sale therein Of Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart. 70 DO
drunk on The premises. and the following re-
fpectsnle citizens Of said School DIS n ~ ~
least slA of whom are substAntial froeholdefs
or 7aia school District, recommend the ssih
Application. VIZ.
william Z; srsmble William A; Carey
Perry q Othoson George Warren
Joseph Niekerson Isaac Austin
wiiiispn M piYieu Fi. y: lien hsnrx ~ hsnson an
Samnel y. Cole JAMhS l.. DICKINSON.
NOTICE.. JULIUS LINGSCH. THE
tenant and OCCUPANT OF the house eitu-
ated AZ 10. 2s Tatnall street Ia the First
ward IN the CRY OF Wilmington. county OF
rew CASTLE. ana State OF Delaware. In COM
puence Win The requirements Of the acta OF
ihe 9eneral Assembly In such case made ana
provided, 10 hereby give notice tliat Shall
apply In writrgto the Court of General See
siuue or the Peafe and Jail Delivery OF the
Slate OF Del.ware. In and fnr New Caailr
county, on Monday the nth day OF MAY
lsso, being the next term OF said court. TO-
license for said house as a inn or tavern. ror
the sale therein OF intoxicating liquors IN less
quantities than one quart to be- drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable citi-
zens OF said ward. At lenst twelve OF whom
are substantial ireehoders OF fad ward.
recommend the said application. viz
Julius Guenther Fred Well. Sr.
Daniel McOusker Jacob Schieber
T.. Hamann Ludwig Heinricka
John bader n. A. McNanus
NJ chael kehoe Ch.rlea Winters
Wi liam J. Megill ID. Bubsrzer
Anton Steinke Charles rtrobpl
lOhu harkina John /weifel
Joseph Wuersch GetrcsT Lutz
Harry Mayer Eugene W Holt
j. b. Welch Harry \. Derry
Alfred johnson Zimmerman
Joseph Niedermaier A. Blckta
JULIUS LlNGSCH.
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ALONG SOCIETY'S PATHS
DR.. Hulburd Gives a Dinner in
Honor Of Bishop Warren.
A DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION

Given BY MIR. and Mrs. jerome b. Bell
Last Night In Eden Hall in Honor Of
Friends Visiting In the Uity-Other Per-
sonal News About Wilmington People
aud Their Friends.
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Aunie McGrAtb. Who Lived Secretly with
:. p. Lanedon, Found Dead Under sus-
picious Circumstance Is an Exten-
sive Operator In Coal aud Railroads.
PHILADELPHIA, March a5.--The finding
Of the body OF young and pretty woman
at 2926 Girard avenue after she had been
dead for "a hours has been followed by the
arrest of Samuel +. Langdon, president Of
the United Collieries company
The authorities refused 90 make public
the exact charge upon which Langdon was
arrested, but It was understood that ho
and the young woman. who, it was learn.
ed, IS Annie McGrath, aged 8 years, had
been together In the house I'm which tho
woman was found dead.
Langdon, who is % years old and a man
OF prominence, was taken into custody no
his office IN tho Drexel building by De.
teotlve Geyer.
The exact cause OF Miss McGrath's
death is not yet definitely known.
Bertha Stewart, negro servant at the
dwelling, who discovered the body, was
also arrested. presumably as witness.
The case IS shrouded in mystery. and
the police are very raticent on the subject.
Langdon's sudden disappearance from tho
dwelling was, it is said, the immediate
cause of his arrest Police Surgeon Brick
er. who was called in when the body was
found, declared that q man who had been
in the house all day could not possibly
have been ignorant OF the woman's death.
The body was discovered lying on a
bed, fully attired, and there was no evi-
dence pointing 10 foul play.
His Handkerchief In Her Pocket.
Lanqdon has wife and son and daugh-
ter IL is said that he spent few days a
week with the girl who Is now dead. He
Is president of the United Collierios COM
pany, capitalized at $3.50, 600, with offices
I'm the Drexel building. IL is said that he
Is also president of a southern railroad
company and is connected with other en-
terprises.
Langdon was taken to the city hall after
being arrested and was closoted with Cap
tain of Detectives Miller, Coroner Ash
bridge and Detective Geyer for over an
hour.
Detective Geyer subsequently said that
he was notified TO go out on the case, and
I'm company with Dr. Mattern, the coro-
ner's physician, q careful search Of the
premises 1926 Girard avenue was made.
In the pocket Of one of the young woman's
dresses was found handkerchief bearing
tho name samuel =. Langdon," and In
a trunk were found several letters written
TO the woman and signed by Langdon.
The stationery bore the name Of the Unit
ed Collieries company.
The body was taken to the morgue and
there DR.. Mattern held the autopsy.
when / went 20 the Drexel building, "
continued Detective Geyer. "I asked
Langdon's clerk II he was In. The clerk
answered that he was, but was too IN 90
see any one. l then opened the door Of
Langdon's Office and after stating my bust
ness informed him that he was under ar
rest
Iangdon's Statement.
"Langdon said that he went 10 tho