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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-08-28
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Evening journal., 1896-05-16
fHE BERMUDA UHLUGKY.
She Has Thus Far Failed to Land
Her Cargo-A Suspicion OF Treaohery.

She Has Thus Far Failed to Land
Her Cargo-A Suspicion OF TrsaOhery.
The bad luck that seems to attach
Itself to every vessel that takes on board
the arms and ammunition which were
captured at Pennsgrove some months
ago and afterward released by Judge
Wales, appears TO have followed the
Bermuda. which has been trying TO land
them on the island. 1t is stated that
several attempts we're made to make the
landing, but Spanish cruisers were always
on hand. and SO opportune was the
arrival of the men Of var that strong
suspicious of treschery are entertained.
The Bermuda is now at Truxillo, Hon-
duras. and Captain Samuel Hughes.
better known as "DyAsmite Sammy" bas
gone there to command her.
The best story yet given about the con
dition Of things In Cubs has been given
by A'o 10 Santa Maria, an American
citizen. resident of Cuba. aud whose
family n " retl es In Wilmington He
had TO Lee from bis plantations in Cuba,
losing ali his stt ok. buildings, etc. he
says the Cubans will win.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
WILMINGTON NEWS NOTES.

Members o. the American Rifle Associa-
tion will on Tuesday evening p,esont 20 Major
Edmund Mitchell. Jr., frame containing
portraits OF the Sub ,fe OF old Company A,
American Rifles. OF which the major was for
many years captain.
Bailey aud Mammele. paints, oils, glass,
etc. Is East Fourth street.
This Is the day set by sheriff ellis for the
sale of Francis $. Bradley's property al
Eleventh and Heald streets.
Over 1900 900 shsd fry have been put in
the Brandy wine creek.
Oluo OF Delaware will be held on Thursday
evening" May 2l. at the New Century CluD.
Go to S. II. Selover for oysters and
clans at lowest wholesale prices, As
East Fourth street.
Art stained glass. Etching and silvering
on glass. Bevel led glass a specially. Bailey
and Mammele, Is East Fourth street
The Wilmington District Epworth League
win hold its annual convention At Port De-
posit on Tuesday and Wednesday, Msy 70 and
~.
The Gillygohoobird Club win spend Sun
day along the Shellpot.
AT the meeting Of the Delaware Historical
Society on Monday night plans for the dedi
cation OF the Crane Hook Church monument
will probably be perfected.
"A very pleasing entertainment was given
by Wilmington Conclave. Order OF Hepta-
sophs, In its hall in the Masonic Temple last
night.
Henry O. Conrad will speak at the Ep-
worth League anniversary at Wesley n. b.
Church Tomorrow evs ming.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Neither Treat Nor accept Treats.

The NatioI Al Antl-Ti eating Society.
which dlscountenanoes the extending OF
liquid courtesies from one friend to
another, will have its convention In Phil
sdelphla next Tuesday evening The
organization has been ia txlstencs
a year and has /, 900 members who refuse
TO treat OF be treated There is nothing
In the pledge that prevents a man from
taking a drink, but he cannot ask
a friend TO have one with him.
Neither can be have one with
a friend AS the pledge practically robs
drinking Of it's oonviyisl feature. 10 makes
it practically prohibltlve In Its effect
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
A VACATION FOR MR.. SHEPHERD.


General Superintendent of Motive
Power Wallace VIII Fill His Position
F. L. Shepherd, general superintendent ut
OF the Pennsylvania railroad, main line,
has been granted an inde6 finite leave OF
absence on account of III health While
Mr. Shepherd is away his place will be
supplied by General Superintendent of
Motive Power John 81. Wallace, who was
formerly superintendent of motive power
on the Maryland division. Mr.. Wallace
has great many friends in Wilmington.
Eight years ago Mr.. Shepherd was hurt
In a railroad accident Ole Of his legs
was fractured at that time This was
set and soon became we'll His general
health remained very poor however and
1t was thought that he was : FIJI cted with
lung trouble When he went to q ply
sician for treatment 1t was found that
one Of his ribs had been broken In the
railroad accident aud that ths fractured
part had penetrated one Of the lungs.
Part of the rib was removed and the
wound healed. bat he has never entirely
recovered and this vacation Is to give
him an opportunity to secure needed rest
and treatment.
Mr.. Wallacs will continue to fill his
old position, also Ia Mr.. Shepherd 8 alb
nence
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Some Features of oPatIenoe. ,

Members of the Wilmington Opers
Club, IN presenting Gilbert & Sullivan'e
beautiful Opera Patience" will use their
every endeavor to make 1t excel any
performance ever given by the CLUB.
Richard Schmidt will be the pusicAl
director. with Edward s. Muhlhausen ss
accompanist. Miss Mabel Parker
will sing the title role "Patience, d
and Miss Cora Tsggsrt will taxa. part OF
Lady Jane Miss Bertha OhslfAnt, q con
tralto. will be Lady Angelica. Special
mention should be made Of Msssrs
Walters. Heck and Mason In their re
spective roles.
A feature of the performance will be
the singing of new bicycle song BY
Mrs. Howard Pyle This is entirely
new, the words being by Harry Kerr and
the music by r. \. Muhlhausen.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
WILMINGTON DENTAL co.'s AFFAIRS.
Another Argument on Closing the Re-
ceivership Made Before Judge Wales.

Another Argument on Closing the Re-
ceivership Made Before Judge wales.
The affairs Of the Wilmington Dental
Manufacturing Company were again the
subject OF much argument In United
States Court this morning The suit is
brought by Robert ID Maxwell, of Phila-
delphia. for action looking to the closing
of the receivership and the deposing OF
the Girsrd Trust Company, OF Phisdel-
phia, which has been acting as receiver
since 1894 At the last hearing H H Ward
proposed that the bills receivable be
collected and added to the reported d
assets, and that the court order the
corporation sold as running concern,
which would net $3.50 600. The debts
amount to about $S45, 00O Ga motion
Of Colonel Nields a postponement WAS
had until to dsy 90 allow the stock
holders and creditors TO get together
Nj. Ward submitted the petition Of
Henry w d Berry ana Others represent
Ing 800, coo worth of clai4.s against the
company, and this petition. together with
other petitions. were argued by Colonel
Nields. Hoffecker & Hoifscker and II. Il.
Ward.
The court held the matter under ad-
vlsement aud directed the clerk 10 notify
all creditors to file their claims within
sixt5 days.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Trout Fl.hinr N.nrly over.

WEST CHEsTER. May 15 Trout FISH
ing Is pretty nearly over 10 this aectlon
because Of the little luck attending the
ei0its OF those who engage In the sport.
Most Of the Btreams seems to be depleted.
and II is ouly here aud there that catch
Is reported Those who have been the
most successful this month we're Dr.
Pohner, Paul Smith Gus Trautman and
Ernest White. and their success was FAR
below what they had at this time last
year Now and then q rainbow or Gall
forDia trout Is taken. but IN All thus far
this season the whole number would not
reach a dozen
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Postles Was Droppad.

At a meeting Of the Afro American
Political Equal Rights League held last
evening, Thomas & Postles. who hal
gone over to Ad ticks, on the strength ot
being made an alternate to the National
Convention. was quietly dropped IS an
officer The eff, ,srs elected ara as fol =
lowe: President, Dr. Enoch w. hubert;
vice president,J Harry Weeks; recording
secretary, Howard NJ NSudsin; CORES
ponding secretary. Isaac w. Howard
treasurer. Joseph GunbY; executive com
mittee, ] T Brinkley, chairman, J. h
Weeks. w. Howard, William Shockley
Il M NaudaIn. William H. Trusty and
Wilson T. Helmsley.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
DELAWARE MEN HOHcRGD.

Charles Jordan Elected Grand Standard
Bearer of the Northern Masonic Juris-
diotion-wnlism n. Caldwell Deputy
for Delaware.
PHILADELPHIA, May 16 The triennial
session of the Supreme Council Of the
Northern Masonic Jurisdiction Of
Sovereign Grand Inspectors General of
the thirty-thrd and last degree Of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rte met
Yesterday In Masonic Hall, 400 South
Eleventh street The following officers
were elected and installed:
lllustrious George Wellington Roper,
OF Philadelphia, M s. g. commander !;
lllustrlous Robert LafAy cite Reed, of
Connecticut, p Lieut. q Commander; I;
IllustrIous Edward Stanley Hardy, Of
New York, grand minister OF state
lllnstrious Alexander r Liveley, OF
Philadelphia, treasurer general n. I;
IllustrIous William Henry Miller,
OF Philadelphia. secretary general n
4 lllustrlous William Tell Freeman, of
Philadelphia, keeper Of Archives; illus
trious Robert II. Hucles, OF New York,
grand marshal general Illustrlous
George f. Moore, OF Harrisburg grand
master OF ceremonies; Illustrious
ChArl's Jordan, OF Delaware, grand
standard bearer; Ilustrious Elisha
Young Of New York grand prior; illus
trlous Ebenszsr Cooper, OF Philadelphia,
grand seneschal; Illustrlous Samuel
Miller, OF Philsdsipbis, grand captain Of
guards Illusirious Archibald Bilows,
special deputy Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio; lllustrous Henry II. Gilbert.
deputy for Pennsylvanis IllustriouH NJ.
Luther Hunter deputy for New York F;
Illustrious William H Caldwell. deputy
for Delaware.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
He Is Minus a eco BIN.

Thomas Smith court crIer, who
resides at No 0l4 West Fourth street.
mourns the loss OF $50 bill Of which he
was relieved night before lasC The
thief climbed on the biek porch reached
la 4 window took Mr.. Smiths trousers
and sitter removing the bill which was In
the watch pocket left the trousers In the
yard. The thief turned the pockets
inside out and was evidently satisfied
with his find as he did not enter the
room. He left no trace which will lead
to his capture.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
PASTORAL RELATIONS DISSOLVED

Rev. Cyrus COrt, ID. ID. Relieved ~
Pastor OF st. Johns Church. OF Wyom'
ing, Del, TO Take Eject June 80.
At the annual session of the Philadel-
phia Chassis of the Reformed Church In
Philadelphia on Thursday, the committee
on the Wyoming Church presented the
following report. which was adopted
Resolved, That the pastoral relations
existing bstween Rev. DR. Cyrus Cort
and st. Johns Church. Wyoming. Dsl
be dissolved, TO take effect June 30; pro-
vided all arrears OF salary due up to
March be first paid.
Rev DR.. Cort was appointed stated
supply Of the charge at Rldgely, Md,
during the year, or until the pastoral re-
lstion with the Wyoming charge ceases
DR.. Cort was chaplain of tho Delaware
State Senate at the last session of the
Legislature
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
The General ID. Araln,t IL.

Promoters of the Cuban demonstration
soon to be held at Shellpot Park, Invited
the militia companies of Wilmington and
New Castls to attend In a body. There
was disposition on the part of the
milltlamen to accept the invitation,
but it Is understood that the
soldiers may attend the fair as citizens
aud in civilian dress, but not as members
Of the National Guard of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Boy soIdisrs Here.

Two companies OF the First Battalion,
Amer can Guard. organized under the
auspices of the g A & aud composed
of pupils of the New YORK public schools,
passed through Wilmington yesterday
afternoon on route to Washington, ID. @ +,
where they will be the guests Of the
g. A r ard National Guards. The
Morton Cadets will also tender them q
reception. The boys will pass through.
Wilmington on their way home to NOR
row afternoon about o'clock.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Tn Ertnndn pIer

The Wilmington and Northern Rail-
road Company intends making great
Improvements at its pier on the Della
ware river The pier will be extended
out into the river for 150 feet On one
side coal chute will be erected capible
OF accommodating vessel of any sizs
On one end bulKhead 90 feet long, to
be used as promenade. will be built
The work is to be under the supervision
OF Civil Engineer George Rom nell, Jr
and Is to be completed by June 10 when
the steamer Republic begins her regular
trims
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
ThoIr uuo, Tor Delerntes

The young Republicans Of PhlladslphIa
have decided upon q unique plan OF
campaign Instead Of wasting their
Efforts Ia Philadelphia aud Psnnsylvania
the elab proposes to spend It's time and
money in helping to capture either New
Jersey, Delaware or Maryland for
the National Republican ticket Chair
man Carter aud other eminent leaders
heartily approve the idsa.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
DotsetIve Movey Q PrIsoner.
Mrs. BusRe-Roohs's Church Going.

Mrs Burke-R ochs who lived In Will
minRton q year or more, Is one Of the
smart New York society women who be.
lieve 10 church going for herself and her
children she has taken pew at The
Little Church Around the Corner" aud
IL Is occupied every Sunday morning
When she is not present her young
daughter Cynthia plays the part Of
mother TO the etWlns. Edmund and George
they, however. are not many years young
er than their sister. but she considers IL
her duty ito keep an eye" on them, es
pecially during prayers
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
snndar servIce. Id the ~. O. al

At the mems meeting to be held at
45 o'clock Sunday afternoon sc the
Young Mems Christian Association this
program will be rendered; Quartet, Mrs.
Ross, Mrs. Humphreys.iJ T. Clymer. Mr.
Taylor. Cornet SOLO Mr. Lacy; soprano
solo, Mrs. James Tyre; instrumental
solo, Mr. Robsrk; baritone solo. J. T.
Magee; quartet. Mrs Ross. Mrs Humph
reys. Messrs. Olymer and TAYLOR.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
NAV RemaIn Another wood.

The meeting at Ohvst Church this
week has been very la eresting and the
ly. Mr Houston will preach tomorrow
morning aud evening. A strong desire
has been expressed for Mr. Houston to
remsio another week. The prospect Is
good for an unusually successful meeting
II he will stay.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Sighted a Wreck.

The German steamship Gathiel. at
Marcus Hook from Antwerp, reports that
on Wednesday she passed a dangerous
wreck with its bowsprit above and stern
below the water. The vessel had every
indication Of having been sunk in a col
llsion. II was too dark at the time to
Identify the craft, aud as there was no
signs OF life the Guth!el did not stop to
examine the wreck.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
B a o. ReosIvsrs' Oer.ifioates,

The receivers OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad have applied to the United States
Court in Baltimore for authority to issue
SO 400 600 6 per cent car trust certificates.
Que half OF the amount will be allotted
to the Mercantile Trust aud Deposit
Company Of Baltimore, and the other
half TO the Mercantile Trust Company Of
New York Judges Gtff and Morris are
expected In the city tomorrow and they
will Immediately grant the application.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
STORM Yesterdnv nTorninr,

There was very violent wind and rain
storm In Brsndywine and White Clay
Creek hundreds early yesterday morning,
accompanied by a heavy fall Of hail
Farmers In market this morning say a
great deal of damage WAS done by the
latter, some OF the hail atones being as
large as hickory nuts. The storm so
counted for the great fail In temperature
vestardav
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Funeral Of Rev. John H. Nichols.

The funeral OF Rev. John a. Nichols
pastor Of St. James A. U MP. Church, OF
Wilmington. will take place from hls
late residence, No. 226 North Sixty
second street, Philadelphia TO night at
8 o'clock The body will bs brought to
Wilmington TO morrow morning and
after being viewed by the members Of St
James Church, will be inferred In the
A U. NJ p. Cemetery Pastor Nichols
died In Philadelphia on Wednesday, aged
81 YeAra
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Pleased WIN tho ResuIt

Democrats all over the state, and es-
psciAlly Governor Watson and the lawyers
who presented to the Senate his side OF
the DUPONT case. are elsted over the
outcome Of yesterdays action which re-
suited In the oolonels discontinue and
defeat. Next to the Democrats the Ad-
dicks men are probably the most jubllant.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Arronnd N.nr I,andr IaInnd.

The three-masted schooner Lucy r
Friend, which left Philadelphia yester
day morning for New Bedford with
cargo Of coal. ran aground yesterday
afternoon on what Is known as Middle
Ground. near Reedy Island. She Is In no
immediate danger, and It Is expected that
she will be gotten off this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
wiII slt fnr Inhnn nrnhh

Judge Grubb is so sick that 1t will be
some time before be is able to resume his
judicial functions. Chancellor Nicholson
mas agreed TO hold Orphans Court for
him. His frst sitting will be on Thurs
day. and thereafter he will sit every
Saturday until Judge Grubb fully re-
rouara
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
stricken with ParalysIs.

John Wilson, 90 years old, of No. 1922
Claymont street was stricken with paraly
sis while on his way to work In Atlantic
City, n j., yesterday. Mr.. Wilson is 4
carpenter. employed on the work Of re
building the 81. Charles Hotel. He will
be brought to bis home to day.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Profsasor Johuson and "sootIand -

0n Saturday evening May 80. Pro
fsEsor Isaac T johnson. of Friends
School. will deliver his lecture on Scot
land" before the Alumre Association Of
the High School. The lecture will be
accompanied by stereoptlcon views and
Scotch songs and ballads one particular
feature being the reading Of Tam
O'Shsnter's Ride" which Professor
johnson will illustrate.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16

Have a depressing effect upon the spirits
and sour the disposition Our little
packages Of household paints and stains
are just the thing to help you make
your home beautiful and attractive. Old
chairs, doors, kitchen-dressels, stills and
sash, benches and what not. James NJ.
Bryan & Son, 107 West Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
LaIIy Succeeds HIm.elf.

Governor Watson has made two NOR,
appointments. Thomas r Lally, OF
Wilmington. succeeds himself az notary
public. aud James M. Cassidy, Of Cam
den, N. j., is appointed commissioner o.
deeds for Delaware. resident In Camd sn
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
nuildInr PncEet stanmer.

At Moore's shipysrd work has been be
gun on a new steam packet for the VIII
mington aud Northern Railroad Com
pany The packet Is 70 be a single screw
steamer 80 feet long and to be OF wood
She will be conpleted In about two
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Law VIII ProbabIy Conts.t.

City Solicitor HarmAn has made return
Of the finding OF the commissioners
appointed to condemn, for park purposes,
the Law property near Mt. Salem Church
IL Is very likely that Law will contest the
return and that another commission will
be appointed
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Hearn 70 succeed nIorrI..

The term OF Recorder of Deeds John
J. Morris, OF Sussex county, expires Al
midnight on Monday. According to an
noucement. acting Governor Watson will
appoint Joseph B Hearn to succeed him
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Epworth League Rally

There will be a grand rally OF the
Epworth League, chapter Of Epworth M.
n Church, TO morrcw evening IN cele-
bration OF the founding Of the Epworth
League which will take the place Of the
regular church service
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
AnnIversary Celebration.

The seventh anniversary of the estab-
llshment of the Epworth League will be
celebrated by the Epworth Lsague OF
Wesley NJ z Church, to morrow uight,
at 7.30 o'clock. A Especial program ar
ranged by Edwin A. Schsll will be given.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Two Hundred Children Confirmed. /.

A class Of about two hundred children
will be confirmed by Ri Rev Bishop
Curtis In st. Msry's Church on Pentscost
Sunday. May "a. They will receive 6Tst
communion on June 81.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
The wanda In DrydooI,.

The yacht Wanda of the New York
Yacht Club, Was placed In drydock fol
completion OF repairs to her a. tho Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Compsny's yard
this morning.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
solomon 4 Single TaTer.

Hear the argument between Solomon
and the Queen of ShebR at the Operl
House May 20 and 81 Seats on sale al
BaynGrd's Saturday morning at o'clock
Evening journal., 1896-05-16

once Seventh aud King. Phone B45.
a. T Sergeant. d sAler in coal and wood
E%-Large pea oosl for : mily use.
Oak or pine wo'd. larg 4 DAD 81 60
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Howard seb0oI DriIl aud Concert.

The pills OF the Howard School
gave a enjoyable concert aud drill
In the high school assembly room, for
the benefit Ct the plano fuud. The pro
gram was a fine one
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Wnrh Hna Nnt stnnnnd

An EVENING JOURNAL reporter called
st the Office Of the Delaware COnstruc-
tion Company to-day and asked II there
had been a suspension of work on Liston' s
Point jstty The reply was In the
neOative
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
praae a olosinr Address

Edgar Fell. of Wilmington, delivered
one Of the closing addresses at the ad-
journment of the annual meeting Of the
Society Of Friends In Philadelphia yester
Evening journal., 1896-05-16

Steam was got up on the new steamer
shiDnecoek a. the Harlan snd Hollings-
worth Company's shipysrd thls morning
She will DO given a dock trial this week and
will take trial trip in about ten days.