davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
Metse,, ,t,,o silber.

@s lit 3tpur Elm a6gebroI9snes Sigma,
ltnb bod miro man %ge3tpungen, Itets baraltl
3uriid3ufommen. DEM unIere Sil6srfrei=
prGgler nieDer6olen itets bon Reuem, baB Dit
8reile nun besbalb 10 niebrig ieien, neil bag
Sil6er 70 niebrig i'm Mert9e ifebe, urro oaB
Fpenn bur9 bic Sreiprdgung bas .@efb 6iltz
ger ipiirbe, Die Breiie Der lanOpirt6f@aftliz
9en 9robutte itei9en miiBten. 9iefe 8ez
~6aup4ung mar bas u unb 8 Der borjd6rigen
Champagne, unb pbglei9 Die Statiittt fir
fiinf8ebn Sabre ra9ipies, baB 3pii9en benz
preiIe bes Sil6ers unb benz beS @ei5ens fein
3ufammen6ang fei, baB bieisGbsn ni4t
glei93ettig unb gemeinIum itiegen unb fielen,
Ionbern ie6r bdufig gang entgegengeiebtc
Wage fpanbelten, 10 6lie6en Die 5reiprdgler
bel t6rer 8ebduptung.
sic lieBen ou9 nidt bon i6r al, als i'm
o%origen Sabre Der @ei3enpreis pl0Bli9 be-
beutenb itieg, bas Gilber aber f.inen 6aG
abndrts be6ielt. Dieter 3uitanb bat nun
a6er Elm gun3es Su6r ongeOuuert, 8Or etz
mem Sabre 1tanb 8arrenitl6er 694 Gents Die
l1n0e, beute fte6t es 594 Gents; Wei3en itunO
631 Gents ber8uf6eG, beute ite6t er SO Gents.
@d6renb Silber I'm 1T ieines Wert6es gez
fallen, lit Mei5en um 11ebr ais Elm 9rittel
feines @ert6es geftiegen. nnb biefe @tei=
gerung lit tpie iener SAT- ni9t cine plObli9e,
IonOern cine anbaltenbe g~etpsien.
SIS giebt feline We4felpirtung 5pii9en
| Sil6er unb Mei3er1. 8eibe 1teben u1f 1td
felbit urb i6r 9reis fGGt unb fteigt gemdB
Na9frage iunb 8ebarf. @enn unfere @etz
..5enbauern bel MeiSen babsn, unb Die in gu
ropa, Snbien unb Nrgentinien du4, faint Ger
preis bes Wei5ens; BADEN mir biel anb an
oere tpenig, 10 iteigt er etipus, uno BADEN am
Oere nidts unb mir lpenig, 10 Iteigt er ie6r,
0enn na9 @ei5en lit immer Na9frage. Naf
Silber leiber MIDI! Wenn unfere Sil6er=
minen6eiber fir bag SLIDER einsn n%atirli=
9en 8ebarf gu Iduffen i'm Stanoe iinb
tpenn es t6nen gelingt, eiren 53tpeig er3e9z
nit ms 2e6en gu rufen, fir tpel6en Is ebenir
unentbebrli9 ut, pie bus &rpfer fir BIT
@leftricitdt, pber tpenn Tie bas publifum be-
tpe9en tOnnen it3, pie frii6er Die &Onige UNI
rei9en 2eute es t6at.n, Entertainment elm
3uri9ten = Damn nirb Der Breis bes SilberS
iteigert unb ni9t ebsr. 96er ob es fdQt ODER
Oh es itetgt = allf ben preis bes @ei5sna
tpirb bas feinen @influB BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04

grin3 2outs NupoGeon n, Der ;ingsru
SD6n BlpnsPlon's, Der betanntli9 IN ruifi<
f9en 9ieniten ite9t unb es bdrin bis sum-
straightforward gebru4t bat, 1T Elm gutter
8olititer. @r bat ii9 fir Die Set Ser
Nnpeienbeit Oes OeutI3en &uiiers in. geters<
burg 11rla1b erbeten, I'M Der 8erlegenbsit su
entge6en, biefem bic militdrif6en 9onneurs
MAIDEN gu miifen; bdgegen tit er oarfats
bereit, bieielben benz franaOitiden @clfs in
Der Yerion bes prdftOenten Squire su err
~peiien, beiien Sci uh in peterSbure befdnnt@
lid benz bes DeutI9en &aiIers auf Sem SllBe
folgen pirb. Mun fiebt, Bring 2DuiS but
Die 6offnuhg auf cine Riidfebr bss &aiier4
rsi9s in 6runtreib no9 nidt gang nuF9es
geben unb bolt es ni9t fir unm0sGi9, buB
er Ieinen m16eliebten dlteren 8ruOer 9ictOr
ausfti9t. :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
1tmfere Simaos.

@ir MAIDEN uns peibli9 luItig ii6er biz
Singos, unb ibr @eba6ren 1T meiitens aud
10 urfomi19, baB man iiber lire 8uffoniabeu
la9en muB. l1nb bod itedt tiefer @rnit baz
6t1ter.
Cine Nation 1T eben ni1t nur Elm Gon=
glomerdt bon 10 unb 10 bielen Miqtoner
Meni9en, Die cine unb bielel6e Spru6e fpre=
ben unb Elm ein6eitli9es StdatsfpeIen BIZ
ben, fonbern cine Nation lit Elm organif6es
@e1en, bas einen Qei6 urb cine Seele bal!
bas als 9an5es lebt unb pebt, fih redt uni
ltredt, baS feline &inbbeit bat, feline Sugenb.
feline Mannestruft uno &eife unb f9lieBlif
%altert, eini9rumpft uno bergebt.
Die Men166eit gIeiAt einem Srartgen=
boume, Der 3uglei6 8liitben unb Sri6tf
trdgt; bier ge6t cine 8OItertnospe ouF, bort
fGGt cine iiberreife, angefaulte Sru4t BON
I3neiee. 5panien 3. 9. lit abgeoorrt; e.
bate feline 8raftperiobe, als i'm 8eiAe &arls
V. bic Some ni9t untergin9; Die Ser
Staten bingsgen iinb i'm &ufbliihen begrtf=
fen; fe bdben lire 8inber5eit binter ftG uni
19einen ii9 in ben Slegeliabren gu b%efinoen
Oa rempelt man gerne Qnbere an ltno unferf
eSinoos b~e1orgen bteies Mnrempeln. 9it
ti6tieItsn Stubenten iino 5uglei9 oft BIZ
9r0Bten Sslegel unb Der &enner Der Sel4i4tt
4pirb in Dem Sreiben un1erer Singps mebl
feben ais bloBe blt6enbdfte Slegeleien, rr pirE
oartn bic ~eripacnenbe &raft zines 8olts:
pe1ens erb1iden, bds fi9 anf9idt, i'm 81 II:
Iaert Der 8e1tm 4 d tie cine gole 81
1pielen.
DIS Sungz@ iegfrieb bic aroft in iid Der.
1piirte, bd giirtete er ii4 bas S9fpert UNI oiI
2enben urb aog auf Nbenteuer aug.
Sung @iegfrieb mar Elm itol8er &nab'
@inq BON oes @uters Burg 6erab"
fin9t l1blanb,
Den 6elDsn Ieibet es ni9t i'm 9duie uni
moQen aub bic Mutter unb Die Sdipeftera
ia .fefbf bic 8ral1t nit Sbrqnen i'm ar:
fleben, niht binous3u3ieben in ben Balo
mo Der 9ra6e 6auft, er >gebt bod, tpeibtidss
aloqen unb 3agen bera9tet er, er m II B 1td
reqen, er mllB feline &raft an Dem mene1
mas bic @etber unb f4lpa9e1 Mdrnel
fiir6ten.
0as lit bas sragii6e i'm 2eben Der Nferls
fden unb Der @Dlter, 6aB iie bnr9 unbt'
~apinqbare M}d9te gu 6unblungen %getrteba
tperben, Die t6nen unbeil bringen ober ga
bas 2eben foiten.
ueber N}anAen a6sr tpalten pie nnnit4s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04

reid an aupfer ietn. Na6 @ngabs beg
2ieutenants .3indrbS lit Die Sniel &unneG
ungefdbr As Meilen lang, feds ober iieben
Meilen brett utD bon elmer glei9mdBigen
@0be bon 400 SUB, babel oi9t bepalOet,
aber benz Nni9eine na9 obne @ntergruno.
Die @ingeborenen glei9en benen BON Sanuu,
elmer Der Reuen 9ebriben. Nqe bieIe Snieln
iinO reid an 8%ptusniKen.
WarofFo.
Ser umerttunii9e &relaer ,GaleigA" fe6r=
tie 9tenitag Wprgen mad Sanger 5uriid. Sc
neralcon1ul8urte 6eri9tete, baB er iiberdQ an
Der &ii1te nit beIonberer N9tung enpfan@
gen tpor0en fei. @r fat no9 feline Nnttport auf
Die tpegen bes tiiS3li3en unberI9dmten @ers
boltens Der Ginge6orenen gegen ameritdniz
19t 8iirger an ben Sultan geri9teten 6orz
berungen er6alten, alein bieielbe pirb ieben
Sag eripartet uno es betBt, 6dB bic Regiez
rung ule sefotb.rten 3~ugeftdnbniRe betpiIiz
gen miro. Die bonn n8aIeigb" gema9te
a~unbse6un9 6at offen6ar ben gepini4ten
@rfoIg ge6abt.
Jamaica.
Die SnIeGn Mnttqua, Ga. Sits unb 9ua=
BON ben !Mnti1en, linb MittpO9
BON einem ~Itarfen @rb6e6en beirngez
fu4t tporbsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
sttttntIattf 9e8em oeu prettBii6en
&ttIf1tSs Mittiifer.

@1s i'm MGra 1892 Der reattiondre preltz
Bif9e &~ultusminiiter bon 3e0libzSriBi9ler
in 5ptge Der @ntriiitung beg beuti9en 8Dlfes
iiber Ieinen preuBtihen Observation-Disclosures
tpurf abtrat, purbe an STEELE bieIes Sunfers
Der 8ursautrat 8Ofle geiebt.
8ofe tit BON Squire aus SuriIt unO i'm
prsuBiI9en 5tuutsbienite ergraut. 9sm
&rltusmintiterium bate er I9on frl6er al5
bortragenber &at6 ange6ort. @r ma@te fi9
felt flint Sabren in 8ielem better, als man
ertpdrtet bate.
BroBes Sob berbient bic GntI9ieDenbeit,
tpomit 8ofie fir bic 2ebrfrei6eit an ben l1ni=
berittGten eintritt. @Qs i'm tiir5li9 i'm preuz
Bii9en 2arbtage Sumter unb biirgerli9e
Ounfelmdnner bes6alb ongriffen, Dert6ei=
bi9te er fein Spitem, ipona9 unter ben l1nt<
oerIitdtslebrern Die berf4ieOeniten piiIet@
19aftli9en Gi9tungen <bertreten iinb, auf's
9fd9briidli9It tie unb nabm babel Defenders
auh bic fogenannten 8atbeoerio5ialiten
tparm in S9uB.
I'm 10 mebr ftnb bic Sumter unb biir9er<
lihen 9unfelmdnner bdrpb emp0rt, baB bel
ben groBen neuli9en 4enberungen I'M preuz
BiI9en Winiiterium unb in Der g.eiGSDerz
n%altung ntht audi 8oiie ipringtn muBie.
Die r&reu33eitung" unb bic rPoit" in
Berlin berlangen iebt glei95eitig Die @nt=
lafIuhg 8ofe's. DIS nsueite gegriiabun5
bieies 8erlangens bient i6nen Die 8eruTung
bes %freiiinnigen bisberigen Qmtsgeri9ts=
ratbs HeinbolO in @tes6aben auf einen 2ebr=
itubl Der So3talmifenf9aft in Berlin, Qn=
geii4ts Der freiitnnigen Nbf9ieOsreue &tirz
6olb's in Wiesbabsn bringen btefe 8ldtter
enti6ieben baraufv baB HeinbolD elei9 fpie=
Der aus Ieiner profeIur e~ntfernt tperbe unb
baB Der &aiIer unb 80nig nit Der 9eieitiz
gung gofe's ben 4nfana made. Nls einsn
6auptgrunb CUR 8e1eitigung 8offe's fiibren
lie aud Die S6dti a9e an, bdB oes Der ltor<
benen conIerbatiben 8antters 8lei9rDoer To-
staltiti59er S9piegerfobn Or. 4arons nod
immer ais Briputbpcent an Der 8erliner Unit
oerIitGt 9ebuloet tperbe. 6retlt9 bat goiIe
fnpn in Ieiner p6en eripd6nter &ebs i'm preuz
Bt19en 2anbtdge barget6dn, bdB Der 19redz
Hide Narons it6 in Ieinen 8ortrdgen an Der
uniberIttdt Itreng auf Mdt6emutit bei9rdnft.
Cine uebertreibung Der 9ebrfrei6ett fann
Dem &%ultusmintfter 8oife gepiB niGt Dor<
geporfen iperben. ST bei9rdnft tie auf uatz
periitGten, pdbrenb er fte in bprbereitenben
S9ulen teinesnegs anertennt. 50 1T er gum
8eifpiel gegen ben 9e6rer Der S9ule Der fret=
religi0ien @emeinbe gu Berlin, ben raOifdlen
@ernunftpreOiger Or. 8runO BiQe, f@urf
unb. 1ogar nit 8enuBung Der poliaei einges
f6rttten, UNI beIen i4ulmeiiterli4e S9dtig@
felt 81 unterbriiden.
Die r&reu35eitung" fd9t Dorans, 8ofe
perbe belnnd9ft ubgetban tperOen. Ob Der
ieBige leitenbe @etIt bes preuBii6en Stadts>
minitertums, Miquel, flott babel mittbun
lperoe, be5tpeifelt iie freili9, bu feline 3eDe fir
bas @eteinsgeieb bes 5errenbauies 10 i3tpa4
unb matt %gepeien.
MiqueI, Der friibere freiinnige Stautsz
mann, bat ii9 eben in Der 8ereinsgeiebfrugs
geI9dmt. SSn Der Srage bon Der @ntditnng
Der uniperIitdtsfretbett tpiirbe er bieGei9t
mod ber19Gmter fetn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
srret lar fd,paMe Mdnner.

\ sd rerte ieben Ntann '~foNenfrei cine Grube bee
6eillntt:a iHtper, Die mir bic ooHe Mauussiraft iDtes
bsrbergefsGt tNbtH, la6Oem allies auOers fsbloei6Ias
a.n 5Itte. Gi,ie Neoisin beilte mid ~ooHn6nDio bow
S.rluft her esbeusirqit. 9taHOeI an geiblebtli6.r
etart., u%srn6isr Sbpd6s uno ud@tlibtn GrQiiGel,
mb miro Sic eLtnio beilen, sic t0nnen IS oMrh cine
GniraSe ~erlOnsei. SeaDen Sic mir Shren Namtn una
NOrcIe beute. O1 bies ni9t nieber tridJeiuen mao.
Man i@lieBe einr @riefmarte bel. McreFe: Carl j.
Walker, l46 Masonic Temple, kalamazoo, Mich.
ststlSmi iais,n1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
aoad,settd,e autnots staata-Bettuns aetthond, 4. aaertH 1897.

qtufItunb gu ertparten III, fobafD ourG bic
@inmiI6ung ber 8riegsi9iffe i'm 9afen Ser
i%pidclungen berbeigefi6rt tperoen Ioatcn- Die
G%inpanberung BON aitatif3en IrGsitern
0auert ununterbroden fort, un0 our9 iebe
S9iffslaOung berielben tperben nnter Den
ber19iebenen 6aftipnen auf ben Sniel1 ne6r
pOer peni9er feinbli@e &unoge6ungen bsr@
dnlabt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
Salon1onsJ feIn.

Der bon SnDrleD d1gstont1net1e Odnlpfer
rMipmara" fat Nd6eres ii6er Die fiirali6e
4nglisberung Der Salomongruppe iiberz
bra9t. DieIel6e purbe bon Dem britil9en
&riessf9iff y8alaroo" Oorgenommen. Die
erts SnieI, pel6e in 8eiib genomme1 purDe,
mar s8elona, po Der yWallaroo" am 16.
Suli antam.
Der 1tnion Sad tpurbs in Der iibli6en
Neife aufge6tBt. Die @ingeborenen fporen
anfdngli9 febr f3eu unb 'bur6 ben Salut
in -S9reden geratben, berubigten ii1 aber
na6 Der &bfabrt bes @9iFFes nnb entfernten
oarauf bic dn9ei6lagene Nnglieberungsprp=
flamdtton. 0as CUTE @inberne6men nurbe
ieoo6 interchangeable, na9bem Elm @inqe=
%borener, Der nit ieinem Came in Die offene
See binausgetrteben tporben mar, BPM
S9iffe gerettet nurbe.
On bemiel6en Sage purbe al6 Die oSnIel
&unnea unter britiI4en S4ub eefteGt; Oiez
iel6e 1T idmer 8ugdnsli6 unb es puroen
feline @in9sborsaen gefeben.
Der mWalarpo" legte barduf in Mpru=
Sunb an, unb gtng BON bort mad ben Ste
partzSnleln, tpel9e ebenfals in 8efB 9ez
nommen iDuroen. 0ie Ginge6orenen bort
iino 6iemIi9 c%iOiliirt unb gutarttg, uni
i6ieRen barber, baB fe britii6e untertba>
nsn purben, boa erfreut gu iein.
Die SnIeln 8elona unb 3ltnneG purben
i'm Sabre 1890 bonn Gapt. 8ilfin5on mil
Dem aSnoispenaab1e" entbedt unb 1pQeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04
China.

Qits 8efing nirb geuelbet, bab 81 Sung
2ido, 8roBfdn3ler unb Mitalteo besSiungl;
Ydmen, geitQrben lit. Gr mar Der 8efirz
pOrter elmer ~ltarfen uuslanbfeinoli4en 30
Iitit unb Der 6auptgegner bes 81 Sung
GI9ung, Der pu6rI9einli9 gu einem bObs=
rem Soften beforbert tperben ptro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04

Die 9eputirtentammer bat cine 8or1age
arqenommen, bur9 ipel9e ale QusGdnOer,
iptl9e Elm Sabr lang in 8elgien gsppEnt ba=
ben, ongepieien iperben, ii9 in bic 9iirget=
trebr sinreiben 3u Iaifen. Die WtdBregel 1T
bur8 Die uugebeure 3unabme, tpet6e III leb=
ter 3eit in ben Srsmbenfplonien in NntDerz
pen uno 8riifeG itattgefunOen bat, peran=
loBt poroen. @s pirb erpartet, rap Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04

Sine @peSiotoepeIhe bon Dram, BEL
9auptftubt Der glei9numigen algieriideu
prooin3, bringt bic Na9ri9t, buB i'm Sc
lagbbe5irt felt elmer Wo6e furdtbare @al6.
brdnoe UNI iid greifen, tpel6e Big jebt I6ou
elm @ebiet bon 20 Qud6ratmeilen oer6eert
bo6en. Siinfaebn6unbert Mann bon Der
Srembenlegion BADEN Die 8rdnbe felt Dem
Nusbru9 berielben Sag unb gea9t gu BE-
tdmpfen berfu9t, ober oergebens.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-04

Ser 9umpfer uMiopara" fat Na3rt4tsn
BON 6onolulu iiberbra9t. Der 0afen bon
S%pnoluIu 1T nit britif6en, iapaniIben unb
amerifaniI6sn 8riegs13iffen angefiiat unb
es peroen nod mebr britii9e uno iaponil9e
&reu3er %ertDartet.
Salbamtli9 %Derlautet, baB 4lIes ruDig lit,
absr unter ben 8iirgern berrI9t bic Nnii6t
por, baB bic Gage cine Ie6r bebenfli9e lit
un0 baB ieOen &ugenblid Elm ~al9emeiner
Evening journal., 1897-11-24

rendered us greater service than the
Roman Catholic bishop -.o
Our good friend, Patrick Donahoe,
calling at our Office one day, we told
him how q Western editor had written
us that we needn't send our paper any
more to his Office because we had seen
ft to speak respectfully of the Roman
Catholic Church. Il will pray for the
poor fellow, f" was Mr., Donahoe's only
reply.
And now we want to say TO people
disposed to write us such letters, that
they may as well save their time and
postage stamps, for every intelligent
and properly Informed friend Of dumb
animals knows perfectly well that for
their proper protection from cruelty
and the extension Of bur humane work
over our own country and the world
we need the assistance of Catholics, and
that, saying nothing Of the truth OF
falsity Of any religious belief, nothing
can be more certain than that the RO-
man Catholic Church is one Of the
strongest bulwarks of Ournation for the
protection Of property and life and the
prevention of anarchy and crime, anC
that innumerable millions of the human
race have, on the whole, lived better
lives and died happier because of its
teachings and ministrations.
Mr.. Angel is a Protestant, but he is
an honest man who states facts as h'
finds them, regardless of creed. Friends
OF the brute creation will honor him foi
his honesty.
Evening journal., 1897-11-24
FOOL OR PHYSICIAN"

WHICH ARE your THE LENGTH OF
LIFE LARGELY DEPENDS UPON
THE ANSWER.
Every man at 20 is either fool or a
physician
that every man by the time he reached
middle life usually learns how to care for
his own health. If we admit the truth of
IL, however, we must cOncede that a very
large proportion of the people we meet
are not-well not exactly physicians. In
stead Of taking care OF their health, is IL
not true that the majority of people seem
health by irregular living or overworkg Is
II not also a fact that thousands of men
are brcqidng down ia the prime of life
and becoming physical wrecks i'm cOnse-
quence of their indiscretion?
All people who have ever made "a study
of the subject declare that this is the case.
and yet there are to-day large numbers of
Woodworking business men and women
with many cares who are always on the
go and never at rest, that enjoy the best
of health. DO you know why this is so
Ask some Of them. and they will tell you
that they feel well, eat well, sleep well,
and are in perfect condition simply be-
Strengthening stimulant Duny's pure
malt whiskey. They find that 1t replaces
the energy they daily eNpend, keeps them
braccd up and acts as y restorative and
invigorator Tho great stimulating pfin-
ciple contained in the pure malt has a
wonderful effect i'm toning up the digcs-
tive organs. overcoming tired feelings and
strengthening the whole body. All grocers
and druggists keep Duffy's pure malt. but
care should be taken to avoid cheap,
worthless limitations which are frequently
offered.
Evening journal., 1897-11-24

NJ. Ella Newlin, Of this city, will be
among the guests.
Deputy Recorder Of Deeds Edwin A.
Read is sick again and off duty.
John Ross, Of Kennlson, Indian Ter
ritory, arrived in Wilmington to-day,
and will remain East about four
months.
Mrs. John Gee. of This city, is spending
the day in Philadelphia.
Rev. T. A. McCurdy has been called
to New York by the illness of his son.
Mrs. G. d. Cleland and Miss Ellen
Cleland are visiting friends in New
York.
Bishop Coleman returned yesterday
from Montreal, Canada.
Frederick Mullen is visiting in
Slaughter Neck.
Miss Durham has returned to Yves.
Chester, after a visit to Wilmington
friends.
H. sipple, of Delmar, is visiting in
The city.
Evening journal., 1897-11-24
THAT LAuRApA FAKE.

That Laurada scare was shreWd
scheme on the part of some local regu-
lar Republican politicians to meet the
requirements Of impecunious hench-
men, who were in need Of some pocket
money for Thanksgiving festivities.
The idea of a steamship in the Lau-
rada's impaired and crippled condition
making her escape from her place of
mcoring in the Christiana river is abb
surd. She was tied up at a wharf in
the heart of a community Of 10000
souls. On her was a United States
deputy marshal Between her and the
mouth of the river we're three draw
bridges, the tender of any one of which
could, upon the flimsiest pretext, have
detained both vessel and tug until a
convenient telephone could be called
into requisition TO .apprise the United
States marshal of the attempt to run
the vessel out OF his jurisdiction. Even
If she succeeded in passing these
bridges and reaching the Delaware
riverwhat hopecould shehave of escap-
ing? There Is no outlet to the north.
TO go from Delaware to Pennsylvania
would be jumping out Of the frying
pan into the fire.. Presuming that she
would head for the sea, her recapture
would be merely a matter Of a race be-
tween a swift tug carrying a marshal
and deputies and another tug towingan
immense vessel under most adverse cir
cumstances. 1t does not require a
prophet to foretell what the outcome OF
such race would be.
Even il she succeeded in getting well
down the river, we must not lose sight
of the fact that she had two reporting
stations to pass and that Wilmington
and Lewes are connected by telegraph
and railroad, and that she could be in
tercepted inside the oapes without the
least trouble.
1t was a money-making, intoxicating
red-eyed scheme for the boys, full OF
delerium tremens and other delights
affected by the heeler, the howler and
the rounder
Evening journal., 1897-11-24
wILLIAM5-BoYD NUPr1AGIs.

Old st, Andrews p. e. Church,
Eighth and Shipley streets, at noon to-
day was the scene of a charming wed-
ding. The bride was Miss Nina Mead
ows Boyd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Charles Boyd and Dr. Henry
Lane Williams was The groom. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles E. Murray, ID. D., rector of the
church. ..'
Miss Maude Boyd, Of Philadelphia,
attended the bride as maid cf honor
and Joseph Blaine, a cousin of the
groom, was best man. The ushers
were Drs. Nicholson, Givens and BegIa
Of Philadelphia, and DR.. II. Il. Spru-
ance of this city
A reception followed at the home OF
the brides kinswoman, Mrs. Alvin Al
len, No. 1910 Pennsylvania avenue.
The bride is a clever trained nurse
being until recently superintendent Ol
Howard Hospital, Philadelphia. The
groom is a rising young physician and
a well-known athlete, playing half
back on the Yale football team of 80
He is now physical director at William
Penn Charter School
After an extended wedding trip, Dr.
and Mrs. Williams will reside in Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1897-11-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
LEWIS MORRISON TOMORROW

LEWIS MORRISON TOMORROW.
One Of Wilmington's favorte actors,
Lewis Morrison, is announced as the at
traction at the Grand Opera House on
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening
He will appear as MePhistO in "F'aust." "
All forms of praise for MOrris0ns'
MephistO were exhausted long
ago, and one can but endorse all tine
complimentary things that have been
said OF the mastery exposition CT the
role, which alone insuTes the renown-
ed artist an enduring place in the an
nails of American the3tricals. His satan
is one of the crafliest and yet most
polished devils known to the stage,
and Joined to the excellence of his act
ing is his wonderful facial expression
and delightful voice. His acting year
by year becomes more and more ssr-
caStically humorous He is an anus
ing devil, alco one with a strong con-
tempt fer the paragon Of animals
'man" and even worse opinion Ci
mans last and best gift, woman.
The character seems to have moulded
the man into his subtler paris, and the
| role as portrayed seems less the work
of an ACTOR than the natural actions Oh
| the individual. Certainly this is ths
acme Of good acting, and it is no won
der that Mr.. Morrison has proceed such
a success in the character. He carries
a strong support, headed by Miss Flor.
ence Roberts, who is pretty as Mar
guerite, and what is more to her credit
excellent in the role of portraying th'
/ innocence and the love of the unEOphis
ticated girl, with an ability that wins
praise from all quarters. A delightful
feature is the music; the grand churcl
J selections being rendered pleasing no
only TO the cultivated listeners, but ais.
TO those who are not familiar with tn
| technique Of music.
Evening journal., 1897-11-24
THEIR PART IN THE WORK

Our Dumb Animals is a little paper
which comes to our exchange table at
stated intervals. II is printed under
the auspices OF the Massachusetts, So
ciety for the Prevention Of Cruelty tol
Animals, the American Humane Educa-
tion Society and the American Bands OF
Mercy. It's mission is TO alleviate the
suiferings of dumb animals at the
hands Of cruel men, women and chill
dren by prosecuting a campaign OF edu-
cation in all parts Of the world. 1t has
a circulation OF many thousands, and
goes into all parts Of the world. It's
motto is: I'VE speak for those that can
not speak for themselves" In the cur
rent number we find the following from
the pen Of George T. Angell the editor
Of this paper, which is doing so much
in behalf of suffering brutes:
What have the Roman Catholics ever
given or done for your work of protect
ing dumb animals, Mr. Angell2
Answer. One Boston Roman Catholic
has given us at one time s5,O00-from
another we have received at one time
$500, and we have received and are re
ceiving from other prominent Roman
Catholics lesser sums.
From the beginning of our work
Archbishop Williams has been one OF
our best friends-Hon. Patrick A. Col
Inns presented and advocated in Con-
gress our law to secure the better trans
portation OF animals, and at one of our
annual meetings in Boston Music Hal
made one Of the best addresses in ouI
behalf we ever listend tO-JOhn Boyle
O'Reilly always stood ready TO help Us
editorially and otherwise-at one OF
our annual meetings in fremont TEN
pie he read for us one OF his most beau
tiful poems on kindness to animals, anC
when we addressed 1900 drivers, team
sters, ETC., in the Boston Theatre, h
was one of the first to take us by thu
hand.
When we asked the Boston Schoo
Committee to permit us to address al
the Boston High, Normal, Latin ant
Grammar schools, one hour each, tn
first man to rise and move that we hav
the unanimous consent of the commit
tee was a Roman Catholic.
When we addressed a union meeting
OF all the churches Of Dover, NeI
Hampshire, in the City Hall (whic
would seat only about 10000, tn
Roman Catholic priest sent so man
Catholics there ahead of time that
was estimated that at least 800 Protes
tants could not get in.
When we founded the Society p. {
Animals at Jacksonville. Florida, L
man took greater interest than tn
Roman Catholic priest-when we e:
tablished the Illinois Humane Societ
at Chicago, no clergyman in the cit