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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Very smart and heavy are tho denim
gowns-quito too heavy and warm for
midsummer wear, so that they are now
appearing 10 all their first freshness.
Denim is material which, whila not
exactly pleasant TO wear, possesses
many advantages particularly at the
Bsashore, for it does nut easily lose it's
Stiffness, nor does ii look runpled and
tumbled. a very charming model OF
dark blue denim has the skirt much
narrower than has been the fashion
for some tins. The trimming consists
of bands Of white braid, which are put
On around the skirt, beginning at tina
waist line in tho back and extending
half way down the skirt in front. The
waist is something on tho plan Of a
sailor blouse, with a very wide square
collar This collar is edged with q
baud of blue and white striped linen
finger width, and over tho joining Of
tho linen ard the denim il band Of
heavy white lace applique. The square
collar in front tEperH down into very
narrow revere to the waist line. There
is high vest piece of apple, green
talfeta silk laid in fine tuckH and
finished with a high band collar.
Underneath tho wide sailor collar 10 q
triangular piece Of black fouIard silk
and bright grosn ribbon. The ends
OF the handkerchief and tho ribbon are
knotted tngether in sailor knot, and
are lRft TO hang loo6v. A very narrow
white leather belt is worn, which
scarcely shows under the folds OF the
blouse. a bright red denim, which
alsu ia effective, is trimmed with black
Druid, four rows Of which outline each
seam of the five g0Ied skirt. The
waist is tight fitting in the back, hut
in front has the usual blouse effect,
aud is trimmed with rows of black
braid put on from shoulder to belt A
black satin collar and narrow black
satin belt with steel buckle ara the
finishing touches of this smart gown.
pale green denim ia made with no
trimming whatever on tho underskirt.
The waist, sailor hluuHe, has the
usual sailor collar mads cl white duck,
but edged around with u pals green
satin ribbon. In front. where the
collar grows narrower, there ia d wide
how of satin ribbon. The vest piece
is of white lnuia silk tucked and
plcatel like shirt front. and finished
with little stud buttons. The belt is
nalo green leather with q gilt buckle.
T1is costume ia almost exaggeraiedly
pain. but the lines are SO good that it
is exceedingly smart. Iiarper's Bazaar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
PLAYS MINOR ROLE"
The United States Called n Fourth-rnte
Power by IA London Editor.

Inc Lhtteu sthteh GhlIeu FOurtn-rute
Power by IA London Editor.
London, Eng, Sept. 90. The Globe,
in an editorial on the futiity of arDitra.
tion with power (which disregards
alike the legal prescriptions aud or.
binary courtesioa nf civilized nations, "
says: lord Salisbury has treated the
United States with II kindness they do
not deserve. always wearing the silk
glove, until America has forgotten thu
experience OF az iron hand beneath il. "
In conclusion, tho Globe rumarks !;
"The idea Of our haing afraid OF a
fourthrate power like the United
States could only have occurred to sui.
erera from severe attacked of sweled
head. America has lost all sense OF
proportion, and has forgotten she plays
only minor role in the Affairs OF the
world. We hope our relations with
America will hereafter BIO distinguished
by irmer tone, as the only way 10 avert
trouble Is to make her plainly under.
stand that we are determined not TO he
shouted out of our rights. T"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
'DlAZ'S ASSAlLANT IS DEAD
Arroyo Taken From Prison by Mob Last
Thursday and LynChod.
DOORS OF JAIL BATTERED DOWN
Demolished by One Hundred
Men.
TWENTY OF THE LyNGHERS ARRESTED

City of Mexico, Sept. l7.-During
the civic parade, yesterday, while Presi
dent Diaz was walking with public
functionaries from the palace 10 the
Alameda, he was approached by "a
drunken Mexican named Arroyo, who
struck the President with a cane. The
assailant was arrested.
President Diaz was not seriously in
jured.
The motive of the assault is not
known.
The day was the national holiday OF
the country, being tho anniversary OF
the Declaration OF Independence
New York, Sept, II. A special from
Mexico City to the Evening Telegram
eays:
Arroyo was lyncbed last night by a
mob Of common people. About 20 Of
the lynchers were arrested. The mob
apparently hnd no organization, yet j:
was directed in some mysterious way.
1t broke into the Jail by forcing the
doors with huge timbers handled by
100 men. They overpowsred the guards
and surrounded them, while detail oil
men ran down the corridors and dragged
out the trembling Arroyo. Crowds
throng the streets, cheering for Dia7
and the Republic.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Harrison q. ShuIl Of No 5000 Adams
street, Germantown. Pa, had narrow
escape from serious injury. Sunday,
With seyeral friends he had gone 10
Annapolis ON tho r., W. Sc Is. railroad
excursion Sunday morning, and was
returning. He was talking TO a party
when he left this city and fell asleep.
lie felA oil tho train. The noxt thing
be remembers was awakening upon tho
stone ballast Of the railroad track above
Chester. He walked into the lattor
PLACE with bad cash upon the side of
his mead and his left hand badly torn
low he escaped with such slight
bruises is not known. lie left Chester
Monday morning for Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

More Work Mt tho Walker 6 Elliott Shops
Than tor some lime.

More Work at tho Walker & Elliott shops
Than Tor some lime.
Walker Il Elliott, local nuchinsts,
are worry busy and member OF the firm
stated that they had morv orders and
more business 10 sight than they have
had for long time
They have just shipped one carload
OF special fertilizing machinery for the
Columbia Guano Co. of Norfolk, Va.
this making the second carload shipped
to the same firm within a week. They
are also preparing shipments ct fer
tilizinR machinery to the Tennessee
Chemical Co. OF Nashville, Tenn. and
several machines for the Birmingham
Fertilizer Co. Of birmingham, Ala.
The local firm will furnish complete
equipment nf special fertilizing ma.
chinery for the Richmond GuaGo Co.
Of Richmond, Va. This company has
only been recently chartered and has a
capital stock Of nearly s3U0, 600, The
machinery will he in the mill AMI in
running order by December LIST.
The company is also furnishing the
elevating. conveying and sand washing
machinery for the Charles Warner Co. a
now sand dredge Phoenix.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

The All Wilmington basket ball team,
which will be in the leagus with Phila-
delphia, Germantown, Conshohocken
Oxford, MIllville, Trenton and Camden,
N. j., teams, will be made up as fol.
lows: smith, captain, defence; Moody.
defence: Prentiss defence Mcdaniel,
side center; Taylor, side center; Nc
Cartney, forward; Saunders, forward !;
Courtney, side center; Christy, side
centre; Campbell, center; Fisher. cen
ter; S. Saunders, forward and centre
A. L. Humes, manager; George Prem
tiss, assistant manager. The first game
with the Oxford A. A., away from
home, ON October 2lst.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Thomas Mckinley. former Insidsnt
of this city, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Cntharino Haughoy, after an absenre
OF four yearH. portion Of whirh time
he sneuI in thu British army, fighting
kallirs in Africa. Ito is proud uf an
ostrich feather which he took from the
head of kalr chief. Mr. Mckinley
had some close Gala, hut came out of
the coniiieta uniniured. He expects to
he joined soon lay Frank Eynna, q Cana.
dian companion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

j. Miller Slope has been appointed
postmaster at New London.
Miss Maggie McGouen of near Chca,
terviIe and Harry q. Lysle were mar
ried last night week.
John u. Twaddell has sold the
"Kpnnett Hotel" tho only hnsiery 10
Kennott Square to Samuel Babb of Ok.
fnlpi for 5al. 0UD
The William Il. Painter farm, near
Dcnape. containing 239 acrus, was sold
recently for $4,000 t. Charles II.
Mather Of Philadelphia.
Tho lIicksite Friends Westerly
Quarterly Meeting has deri'ed 10 az,
taDish hume for aged and iniirm
members of the society. Several sites
ut Kenneth Square arc proposed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

OF "Glenn's Sulphur Soap there is the
harmless material for dozen superb com.
pexIons. The satin sheen which it c0mmu
nicates to the surface Of the face, neck and
arms and hands cannot be exceled by
nature in her happest mood Indeed to ali
appearance it is the work of nature and not
of art, and herein consists its sterling recon-
mendatlon. Beware of counterfels Sold
by druggists. For gray whiskers or nous
tache, as well as for those silver threads
which will intrude on the heads Of middle
aged beauty, there is no dye so natural,
durable and reliable as Hills lnstantane-
GUS Hair Dye" l. contains no property of
the metallic DIVES,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Copenhagen, Denmark, Sept. 20. A
dispatch from Iiammsrfeat, Norway.
says whaling snip Falken has brought
there toe third pigeon from Prof, An,
dree, the nronaut who left the Island
OF Tromsoe in balloon on July 18th
last, in an attempt TO cross the Polar
regions. The message brought by the
Fnlken reads: July 18th. IL. 80 D. NJ. /.
latitude S2.2 NJ, longitude 1876 Il. +,
good voyage eastward. all WE'LL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
A rnEILLIsa EyrERIEScE.
bicycle Policeman Massey Injured While
Chasing "A scnrcher.


Chasing IA scorcher.
Bicycle Policeman Harry D. Massey
had thrilling experience on Saturday
night, which might have cost him his
life. While riding out Eleventh street
he noticed scorcher pass The corner OF
Orange street. The officer called to the
scorcher to slow up, but instead of obey
ing he put on more pressure and hurled
abusive epithets at the officer. The
latter saw he had a tough customer to
deal with and started after him. OG:oer
Massey is an excellent rider and hogan
at once TO close the gap between him
and the man he was after. The scorcher
turned around the corner at jefferson
street, aud as the officer followed the
tire came off one of the wheels and
threw him to the ground, badly bruising
him.
The imprudent law. breaker pushed
on, and on account Of Officer Massey's
accident succeeded in making his
escape. Unfortunately the officer was
unable TO recognize him, but should he
be caught he will be given the full
benefit of the law.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
a RhSrRiISIyG ORDER.


The Chancellor stops Proceedings on this
Ewing judgments.
Chancellor Nicholson on Saturday
granted an order upon Sidney e. Ew.
ing. Luther W. Ewing and Sheriff Finn
retaining them from taking any fur.
ther action in the matter of the judg
mont for S. 600 against thu city. Tine
E@ing's secured verdict for So, 600
dnmagea against tho city at the Novem-
her term Of court, ana upon tho failure
of the city to pay this money, execution
was issued TN the judgment Tho holders
OF the judgment might have followed
this up with nandamus proceedings to
require tho Dity to show cause why the
money should not he paid over. But
City Solicitor Henry q. Conrad and
Horace q. Knowles, representing the
city, seem to have anticipated them.
The order granted by the Chancellor
on Saturday WAS that rule issue upon
the Ewing's anG Sheriff Finn, tho de-.
PENDANTS, tn show cause why the pre-
liininary injunction prayed for should
not be granted. Tho rule 10 made re-
turnable October llth ut 10 O'Clock, a.
M, and all proceedings arc stayed until
the hearing and final determination OF
the rule According 10 City solicitor
Conrad the Chancellor is TO decide
whether the case is in proper shape ia
60 before the supreme court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Candidates for the Warren Foot ball
team have been taking light practice at
the Union street grounds for the past
two weeks and have shown great i'm
proyements in uassing ana falling on
the ball kicking and going up the field.
The last week of practice was very
snappy and full Of vim. During this
week aud next they Will get down to
hard practice. Coach Mcdaniel and
Capt. PrentHs will he on hand 10 put
them through ana select the eleven to
play the first game IN October I'd. The
captain writes the candidate to report
at the grounds Monday, Wednesday and
Friday nights.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
ExYRiNCE 10 riRK DRirE.
City Now Owns the Land hut Work Wi
Not h. commenced UnIil Spring.

City Now Owns the Land hut Work VIII
Not h. commenced unIil Spring.
The city now owns all the land be.
twoen the south long race and Market
street. near Fifteenth where tho park
drive entrance is 10 be placed, but the
entrance will not lie constructed until
next year, 1t is probable that the park
drive will bo connected with Market
street hy curved road reaching the
latter street near Fifteenth, and tho
driveway will alec run direct to the
l'randywine bridge approach, allowing
entrance from King and Sixteenth
streets. The triangular plot between
tho MARKET strest entrance anu tho en-
trance nearer the hritIgu will lie adorned
in some way. The Park Comm Bsion
has NOT, however, completed the plans
Tho parl; driveway will bs 10 COOL
shBpo hy tho time the entrance is com
plated. Bridges will span the raco near
West AMI near Market streets. These
will probably be Of rustic appearance
A wall may no erected along thu drive.
way side Of tho race between West and
Market streots
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
AN rSrERRsrING cHARAorER.
Former Member of the Cuban Army stran.
ued in This CITY,

Former Member of the Cuban Army Stran-
ded in This City.
Richard F. Shelton, colored, who at
one time fought in the Cuban army, is
here without relatives and friends and
seeking employment. lie has excited
the sympathies OF number OF people,
who are endeavoring 10 assist him. lie
was bnrn in England, but when nine
years OF age shipped on the bark Peter
Borrow, which was at one time a
famous warship He went to Jamaica,
and on June 18th, 1896, shipped on the
steamer LaurRda for Philadelphia.
lie was in the Cuban army for about
three months. While he was on voy-
age on one occasion he was captured
with others by Spanish n-of. war.
Subsequently he was liberated, and re-
comfy has been unfortunate.
BEING unable to obtain employment,
he is now training for a prize with the
kentucky Rosebud, which is scheduled
to take place on December 18th, some.
where on the Peninsula.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Scranton, Pa. Sept 20. = Charlie
Newconb of Couklin, o., was bsbsaled
at tho Delaware, Lackawanna 81 Western
railroad passenger station hero this
morning. lie was in charge OF car of
poultry en- route from tho West for Now
York City, and had gone into tho res.
taurant for his breakfast While no was
there the train started, and in trying
board car he fell beneath the wheels
and was instantly killed,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
NntinnnI GnnrlI nI,,rL..,nan

Commissioned officers of the First
Battalion, First Rsgimenr, N. G. d.,
opened the new range at Edge Moor on
Saturday. Each man shot at % targets,
and tho scores made were as follows i.
Az 100 yards: Lieut.. Col. Postes 10 ;
Col Stevenson, 10; Col. Wickersham,
u; Cant. Matlack, % First lieutenant
Rutan, IS; Second Lieutenant Dillon,
l6; Re9imental Quartermaster- Sergeant
McGinness, Isl; First Lieutenant Bootes,
~. At 200 yards: Lieut. Col. Stevenson,
10; First Lieutenant Rutan, Is; Secoud
Lieutenant Dillon, II.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
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IND USTRi4L WILMINGTON.
A Glimpse at the forthcoming Board OF
Trade Publication.

a Glimpse at the Forthcoming Board of
Trade Publication.
have just seen the advance sheets
of the Board of Trades new publica-
tion. Industrial Wilmington, said
President William Lawton, of tine board
on Monday, land l must say that
am pleased at the manner in which
Mr.. Wolf is preparing il. Tho photo
graphs are of superior quality and are
really works of art, and the general
write-up is pithy ami to the point. The
views Of portions OF the city and the
possibilities OF tho front are adj.
mirably taken. MIR. Wolf informs me
that he hopes 1t will be ready for dis.
tribution some time next month. and
feel warranted In expressing the opinion
that it will be decided credit to the
city"
For one of the illustrations Mr. Wolf
has prepared plan of the river front,
as it would look with docks and piers
from Edge Moor to the Wilmington &
Northern pier.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

An ordinance 10 in course Of prepara.
ton providing for better health regula-
tons. II il designed TO give tho Board
of Health more pUwer, giving that body
authority TO quarantine all cases OF
contagious diseases. The proposed or
dinance, which will probably he given
first and second readings at the meet.
ing of City Council on Thursday night,
nance in Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

The funeral Of Hiss Carrie Il. Crouch
topk place ON Monday frum her late
home near Rivervlew. Services were
conducted by thu Rev. W. i. y. Muir
ray, d. D., ths Rev. Henry Baker. d.
d., and Presiding Elder il. h. Barrett
After the services the body was taken
10 Dover for intermen'. The pail.
hearers were Samuel II. Baynard, vii.
liam II. Foulk, William A. llukiIl and
Edgar A. Finley.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Buda Pest, Austria, Sept, 20. En-
peror William of Germany arrived bore
at 10 O'Clock this morning, and was
welcomed by Emperor Francis Joseph.
the cabinet ministers and tho civil and
military authoritios. The approach OF
the imperial train was heralded by a
salute OF "a guns. and when it steamed
into the railroad station all those
present on thu platform loudly cheered
His Majesty aud the band played
He'll dir kaiser.,'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Prof Pratt ia entertaining r. Gordon
Janney, the Baltimore engineer who
accompanied him on his recent visit 10
Alaska. He will assist Mr.. Pratt in
preparing the raport concerning the
proposed railrond. 1t lie quito probable
that no will return i'll the near future
to Alaska in tho interests of the Yukon
Mining, Trading and Transportation
Go. Mr.. Pratt may also return next
summer
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Lancaster, Pa, Sept. 90 Emanuel
Reifsnyder, high constable and collector
of taxes of Litisz borough, has been
missing since last Thursday, and his
family have no nowledgo oi his where.
abouts lie was informed on Wednes.
day night that BIO was short in his tax
accounts, and shortly after borrowed a
revolver and 81 and Disappeared
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Special Correspondence oil ttaantte aud journal
Georgetown, sept, 90 Register oi
Wills Causoy has granted letters Of
administration on tho estate of lavinia
Games of Little Creek hunirati to iona
than Il. Records, and on tie estate "
Isaac NJ. Owens Of Little CreoR hun
droi TO Vida Ovens and lheophilus
GOotce, and lettera Of administration,
d. II. H.. on this estGtn Of John ii. Pawn
Ter OF beorgotown hundred 10 Rowland
q. raynter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

In Il fire which almost wreClied the
beautiful residence OF Joseph NJ. Rogers,
managing editor Of thu Philadelphia
Inquirer, No. 1929 Baltimore avenue,
Sunday morning, jacob s. Sides the
aged principal OF tho Il. Spencer Miller
School and the father of Mrs. Rogers,
received what may proys fatal Injuries
from sulrocatior. Mr.. Rogers formerly
resided in this city,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Architect Springer Has Prepared fians for
j. Tarks POstIes.


Lewis II. Springer has prepared plans
for an apartment house for j. ParKe
postles, to be erected an the west side
OF JelfarsOn street, he!ow Ninth. Tbs
building will have frontage y! 10 feet
and depth of GO feet, and will have
three stories and basement. The front
will he OF light brick with stone trim
miuGs, and the interior will nave hard.
woon finish. Stona column will hs ut
either aide of the large main entrance,
surmounted with conper hood.
The building will contain sevOn flats,
each fiat 10 have electric bell, hath
roon, kitchen, dining room and paror
and two Sleeping rooms. sSteam will
heat the house, and each fiat will have
gas range. Omen plumbing will be
used. A the rear Of the building an
open porch is 10 DO erected.
Contractors are nav preparing their
estimates ami the bids are to close on
Thursday evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Copyright 1877, by Harper \ Brothers.,

Thin summer gowns arc growing slcazy,
and the days are rapidly approaching when
they will be quite unreasonable. Then is
the time,in early autumn days, when a fresh
smart, says Iarper's Bazaar. The model
shown above Of dove-gray cloth, is COM
posed Of PLAN skirt nf The cloth and a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Tho excursion travel over tho rail.
roads Saturday and on Sunday was
heavy. The number OF passengers
carried over the r., W. a. b. road was
na follows; To Atlantic City. /. 400;
TO Philadelphia, LOGO; to Annapolis,
Z 400; 10 Bal,imnre, $500; to Washing-
ton, ], 400. OF thia number many went
from this city. There were 81 special
trains Tho Baltimore Is Ohio Co. cent
out IA SPECIAL trains, SEVEN each way,
and carried about d,5G0 people. There
we're 100 tlcfets sold in this city. Ex-
eurslons will be run Hgain next Sunday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

A permit was issued on Monday to
+. BlumeuthRl ~ On. TO make atera,
tipna to the morocco factory at Lancas.
tor avenue and Monroe street, anu also
to George II. Huber TO mako alterations
TO the stable on Washington street near
Thirl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Charles Marks. lad living on Fifth
street near du Font was struck in the
mouth Monday by stone supposed
to have been thrown by Albert Copper,
n culureh hoy living in the vIcinlty.
Marks Jaw was broken and ho was
otherwise injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
AIW1IAl1NGTON. SEPTEMBER 49,
DON'T be penny wise and

DoN'T be penny wise and
- pound foolish by buying
the "just-as-good mixtures" $50
called White Lead" or other
substitutes for Pure White Lead.
In painting, the cost of labor
SO far exceeds the cost of mate
rial, that the best only should be
used. The best is Pure White
Lead (the brand shown in margin
lis genuine) and Pure Linseed Oil.
EnSE- BY Co.'S Pure White Lead Tnins COL
E'REIEs desired Is
valuable information and
also cards showing
various styles or combinations Of shades forwarded application
JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS. CO.,
aSt South Front ST.. Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Architect II. q. Hartmann OF Philn-
dophia has prepared plans for a live,
Htnry addition to John A. Lengths
Hawaiian Brewery. 1t will cover an area
bO&75 feet and will face on du pont
street
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

THE David j. Fux factory building,
northeast cnrnor of Fifth and Walnut
streets, is heiug roufrd. Ii may he
ready Tor occupancy iu hnouC month.
TART OF the building is to 10 used as
shoe factory.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Mrs. Ellen c. JelIries, aged 81 years,
OF this city, fell Sunday in the lgdies'
toilet room near tho Madison ayenuo
entrance to Druid Hill Park, Baltimore,
and was severely injured on the hip.