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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

muB eing.fii6rt tperben. @s pGre cine bantz
bare Nufgabe fir bic Regierung, 9art9oG3=
arten bier ein3ufi6ren uno nu9 uno mad
foritmdBig gu be6anoeln. Die 8eIerDatioz
men b0ten ba3u taulen0fa9e @elegenbsit.
Dap bic sl6en bier geoei6en, unterIiegt teis
mem 3peifeI.
Np9 Dor a9t Sa6ren mar Der 9eoIogi56z
minsralogii9e G6arafter bes @ascabenz@eS
birges i'm @taats Wai6ingtpn fait 9dn3li4
unbefannt. 5elbit Der bamals mod i'm Nmte
6efinbli6e 9taatsz@ eologe, = inapi19en 1T
DieIes Nmt aufgeboben norben, benn man
Ipart aud i'm Staate WdI6tngton itets am
unredten Srte, = tonntt barber ni9t Die
qerinqfte Musfunft geben. gBo3u loGte man
fib audi nit 10 fernliegenben Oingen bei4dfz
tieen? Sing bob 9rang unO 3iel Der ges
Tammten 8epo6nerI9aft auer 9tdOte i'm
8emiiben auf, itdOtii3e @runbItiide gu n10gz
IidIt bo6en greiIen gu oerfaufen unb Die an
!3o6G ~9eringFiigige 2anobeOOlterung puBte
unb fannie 6eina6e ni9ts 4nbsres, ais Elm
bis6en ur1priineli6e @ie43u@t unD 9Opfsns
bau. Man oerGo4te Die Sbee, baB Der 8ergz
bau elmer Der tpirtiumiten 9ebel fit ben
| 9olfsno6lFanb tperben fOnnte unb fanb es
faum Der Mii6e pertb, Oiesbe3igli4e 8eftres
bunqen gu %ermuntern, eef4pei9e benin gu
unteritiben.
Ga6 ben miBli9en @rfabrungen Der lebz
ten Sabre, bic ais 5olge Der uniinnigen @psz
tulation in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., gut
brei 8iertel Der 8eoOlferung fait at Den
I8etteGitu6 gebra4t6attsn, lift man nun freili&
unbersr @nfi4t getporben. SEPT erblidt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

uber immerbin pertb bes Nbbul1es. 8is ieBt
tpirb Der grOBte She'll bieier &Oblenfunbe ula
bollldnbtg psrtbIos betrahtet. 0snn 9ol3
better QualitGt giebt es iiberaG i'm l1eberz
flufe, Die Snbuitrie 1T mod i'm eriten Sta
blum Der @%ntpidelung unb ber 8ebarf Der
9umpfi9ifffubrt uuf Dem O3ean tpirO BON
ben 'beretts er0ffneten 9ruben in Der NG6e
beg pu9etzS unbes boGauf gebedt. Die
gan5e toblenfubrenbe 8egiOn lit btdt nit
,Malb ~be1tdnben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

ten, gu flieben. Wabri6einti6 6utten oisTs
Sbiere ME borber einen Meniden geie9en'
Mege unb Stege giebt es natiirli9 in folz
4en 9egen0en nibt; bafiir u6er un6sidreibz
li4 groBe 9inoerni1e. Sinh bod bic GDrz
6erge unb 3bGler, bic N6bdnge Der 9o43ez
6irgstetten felbft Big binauf an bic S4nes=
gren5e bibt nit Walb bebedt. M%annsboDer
llnterbui4, 3umeiit aus 9aldl uro einer
grOBtpii6figen Dirt Der 9eibelbeere beitebe1o,
tuuIenoe auf benz SDben Iiegenoer @tdmme
rmgeitiir3tsr 8dltme bemmen bus @in0rin~
gen in btIe erGBlide @iloniB auf Sritt
uno S4ritt. Nur Seuer, 4rt unh SGge
f0nnen ba Wunoel 19affen. 4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

14nerGi6 100 SUB iiberfteigen, 100 gilt
i4on aIs Ie6r bo6, tpdbrenD bic mittlere
90be bes 2aubpalOes bort i9nerli9 so big
70 SUB ii6erftei9en biirfte. Sat ii4 bas
Mu9e an bic @rDBenberbGltniIie in ben g6dl=
bern Der &iiite gepDbnt unb te6rt mar in
Die Mdlber @isconftn's 5uriid, 10 fonmt
@inem Der bortige l1rpalo nur no9 u1s 10
cine Dirt Geitriipp ober 8ui9nert oor, mo-
nit dber teinesfaQs EN- ~dbfdltges l1rt6e;t
ii6er ben @ertb beheGben ousgelpro@en perz
BEN ion.
Der @albbeltano an Der nDrblt9en PGz
cificfuite tpirb aus minbeftens einem 9ubenb
perf9ieoener NaDelbpl5arten auiommensez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

&sn bic nnterften ols bic 6eiten geGt,n.
9as &llsgebenOe oieier &o6tenflobe finbet
man fe6r bdufig in ben BON ben grGBeren
5IUfien tief auSgepaf4enen 8etten, Johann
in ben S4lu4ten Der 8orberge. On man
9en @telen liegen Die 8obfen 70 muIen6aft
gu Sage, bdB man fe p~agenneife fortI9afz
fen f0nnte. WGbrenb Die unteren Sl0bs an
man6en Steqen 9artfoble, d6nIi4 Der PENN
fblbonif9en ultp fait glei9pertbtg an 8renn=
frdft aufipeiien unb bituminDie &o6le Die
9fegel bilbet, iinb Die oberen 6l0Be tigniti19,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

man i'm 8er9bau bic ein3ige mod gebliebenc
MDgIi9teit CUR &ettltng aus Der allgemeinen
Sriibiul. limb bieie M0gli9feit puroe in
5tpif9en CUR Wa6ri4einIi6feit, 3ulebt CUR
8irtli6teit. Sn Der Shat, es itelt ii4 num-
mebr ols cine feittebenbe 36atia9e beraus,
baB bic gascaben zines Der BON @r3.n aGer
Nrt reihiten @ebirge auf Der ga15en Welt
iinb.
Die betrsffenben 5oui6ungen begunnea
gan3 i'm &leinea bereits i'm oori9en Sabrz
5ebnt. 9enielben fte0ten lt4 faf uniiberz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

fteine. GSebe Dirt plutonti4en @eteins fGeint
b~ertreten gu Iein.
&ein WunOer, 9enn bic @erfitGtte 8ul=
fan's f3eint muir erit por einem obes 8nei
Mteni4enaltern gei6lofen tporben gu fsin.
Sb fir immer? Wer tpagte Sol9es Gil 6ez
baupten! 6at bod mod in ben breiBiger
Sabren biefes Sabrbunberts, als fi6 Die eta
ten @eiBen i'm @Omlibtbale angeiiebeft 5atz
ten, Der st. 5elensberg Seuer gefpieer, unh
iebe gta4t fpI er Die gan5e nngegenb 10 cts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

1tnb mas fir 8Gume! peG9' riefiger 8u9s
un0 peI6e Mannigfaltigteit in ben Nrten!
Wenn fe in Nprbpisconiin ale Wunberz
3eiten einmaI cine flint ooer fe4sfubi9e
WeiBfi9te entbeden unb dls Defenders pertbz
boIe 8eute lbeiubeln, 10 geb0ren in ben 8dlz
bern Wafbin9ton's unb Sregon's Tol3e
8dume gu Der HegeL. sic bilOen Die Mebr@
belt bes 8eitanbes; 8alr1te upterspisr SUB
9ur3mefer gelten dis, i6ba4. @eltene
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

@neis (ge13i6teter @runiD unb SPENT trsieu
nls 9duptglieber uuf. 9ariiber berI6iebene
S9on= unb 8aItf4iefer. 0as @an3e our6z
bro9en, %3ert0rt, OergIii6t, umgef9mol3en,
big gum untenntli6en berdnbert, ber16oben,
umgetir5t, : bur4 dltere unb iiingere plrt=
tOnil4=bulfunifbe @inpirtungen. Sin edit
9eologif4es @baos, bas gu enttpirren bic
@sitesfrnft etIi9er @ef4le9ter beanfpru9tn
fpiro, fails oies ~ii6er6dupt rDtbig ooer m6gz
lid fein tpiro, l1eberaI trifft man auf ae4
gel oes 8afoltes unb Der ber19iebenen 9riinz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

9ds ei9entli4e 9O99ebir9e, fOpeit es be-
fdnnt lit, beftebt aus frbtdlinif6en @9iez
fern unb ben ie iiberlu9ernben lt~e6ergangsz
S9;efsrn, pie lie iiberaI in ben u%ltbetannten
8ergbauz3e9ionen beoba9tet iperben. 90
i'm Sarge in 0euti6lano, i'm @r5gebirge, I'M
Siiben bes Safe Superior, i'm Staate @olpz
rabo, in M}ontana unO Sbabo. @s 1T Die
ldurentioniI9e unb ar9dii6e Sormation in
groBartigIter Nusbilbung uno @ritredung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

iebt, bon tpeG9en bic ipi9tisften bic foGgenben
ftnb:
&eb unb geG1op fir, cine Der
beuti9en 6i6te d6nIide Dirt, uber melt er0z
BET unb nit feiterem, 5dberem 6ols aGs bisle.
9aS !6ol5 bieIes 8dunres bilbet ben 9auptz
a1sfubrartifel Der Norbfiiite.
/ 8 enllo d ober S9ier1tngstan<
n E !, pd9it ebenio f6Gant ipte ale anberen
8Gume. 9os 6ola ptrb bislang nod ni9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

GrempIurs iinb fO14e BON 5ebn SUB 9urhz
meier unb mebr. @s tper0en 8dume Bis
ie95ebn SUB 0urdmeier dn9etroffen, bar
iiber ieoo9 nur peni9e. Die @Obe entipriAt
Der StGrfe. Srob beg Riefenltammes Ieber
Die 8dume f9lunt aus. Sic erreiAen ni6t
ieIten $50 SUB 9Dbe, bod tpirb mar ni9t
feblgeben, tpenn man bic mittlere 9o6e 3lpi=
f6en 100 unb 200 SUB annimmt. Sn Niss
coniin tpirb baS Meittel oer @eiBfi9kn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
Nodmss Ser6.

bertpertbet, ebenIotp.ntg bic 9ort.. Oieie
ent1dlt Big 1870 Sunnin, tpd6renb Der 6em>
lod i'm Often nur 6 Big go uufpeiien ioll.
Dies lit Elm Wint fir Die groBen @erbersibez
tiger bss Oftens. !9dute iino bier 10 molten
baft uno 10 biGig, baB ie fat gar ni3t be-
riidiihtist perbsn. Gs fehlt an 9erbereien.
go 5iemli9 aQss 2eber tonlmt aus bem
Often.
WeiBfi9te. gbeniO itottli9 als bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09
Ori9tnaG-S eitroe)
Bus GnstaOen=6 ebir9e nn0 feline
Sdj0be.
@pn o.. &noIof.
Bon N. XMolUH

0dg @ascdbenz@ebirg bilbet Die nOrbli9G
5ortfeBung Der Sierra Nepaba Gait
forniens; es bur63iebt, tpenn aud unter
anOeren Namen, Die en9lii9en 8eiibungen
Norb>Nmeritus unb enbigt in BEN eiiigen Sc
filOen Nldsta's. 8is Dor ettpa einsm Subt=
5ebnt mar es fait gdn3li9 unerfori9t. Die
t%peni9en 9diIe, tpel9e bon Der Weittiiite am
@tIlen Saean mad benz Otli9sn Miitenz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-09

leuAtet baben, baB man brsiBig Meilen BON
INN e%ntfernt @ebrudtes reht gut babe lefen
t0nnen. 0omit itimmen bic Qngaben ber
ipenigen bort mod b%or6anbenen Snbianer
therein; fte er5Gblen BON bonn 6immel gefulz
lenen 6eiBen Steinen, bon Grbbeben unD benz
bonnerglei6sn GebriiQ, BON fo9enbem WuIz
Ter, tpel6es Die Slide in ben TlufIen getpOtet
babe, unb beute mod lit tsin SnOiuner ba3u SIT
tSortitsun9 ouf Der 2. Seite.)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-30

The Warren foot ball team won another
victory Sunday afternoon when it defeated
the Lansdale eleven. The score was 90 to
o. The local club had every thing it's own
way and the visitors were like children in
their hands.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-30
ISFODEL~
CASTLE.

being pushed over the cliff. Impulsively
he stretched forth his hand and grasped
Rupert, his assailant, by the arm. The
latter struggled to free himself, but in vain,
and moment afterward the pitiless ocean
received them in it's depths.
That evening Lady Ella waited long for
the appearance Of Roland, but he did not
come. She knew not that tossed here and
there by the angry waves, his lifeless form
was in the ocean.
The next day, as she was walking along
the edge Of the cliff, her mind full Of
strange forebodings, the upturned face Of
her dead lover met her vision. Her head
swan, and she toppled over the cliff. As
she fell the ocean clasped her in it's embrace,
and the gates Of death we're thrown open
to received another soul.
That night Lord Hurdron retired to the
red room. The nonappearance Of Lady
Ella did not seem to affect him As be sat
down his thoughts reverted to the past
'Ha?" he muttered. That young
scamp, Hitter, will no longer trouble these
regions. It"
Think so, father" interrupted sepul-
chral voice at his sid
Lord Hurdron turned his eyes to whence
came the voice. AS he did so he beheld
the dripping apparition Of Lady Ella lean
ing on her lover s arm.
by my troth!' cried the astonised lord.
80 you have returned, you base scoundrel:
Death be upon you'
AS he spoke he drew pistol and fired a,
the spectral form. When the smoke cleared
away, no one save Lord Hurdron remained
III the room.
For moment he hardly stirred. Then
his head dropped on his breast, and his eye.
put on glazed appearance. When tn,
servants entered, only the dead body Of
Lordron remained in the room.
The physicians pronounced his death al
the result OF heart disease, but they knew
not what was the rightful cause.
For years the red room OF Isfodel Castl,
was haunted 1t is said that the pale form
of Lady Ella often appeared at the window
as if in waiting for some one. The castl,
has long since been destroyed, but til,
strange story connected with it is still fresl
IN the minds of many persons in England
Exchange.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-30

years there have been more rabbits and
partridges shot and trapped before Novem-
Der 1st than after the date mentioned, and
from personal knowledge and reliable infor-
nation the above violation is done prin-
ciply by persons who do not pay one cent
Of taxes The result being that the land
owner or those to whom he might extend the
privilege to gun in a lawful time, find but
little game to gun for Another important
feature in connection with the above is
the excessive shooting Of swivel and
shoulder guns at night time on the Susque.
hanna flats and tributaries, and il there is
not some progress made to prevent the
violation of law in the near future, duck
shooting will be sport OF the past.
FROM A GUNNER.
JACKSON, MD Oct u, 1897.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-30
IN A SPORTING VEIN.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK IN THE
WORLD OF SPORT.
Foot Ball.

The Delaware
College foot ball
team was defeated
by Haverford Col
lege on Saturday,
on the lattcrs
grounds, by the
score of 4s to 0.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-30

You must judge maid at the kneading trough
at the Dance and must Judge of mans
family not by the endeang he have for his wife,
or by the amount Of pin he allows her.
1t with accuracy by the size of his Life Insurance policy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-30

deemed advisable that DR.. G.
w. Massamore, secretary Of
the game association, visit the
county seats OF counties which
are without local associations,
which I think is a good move.
In this county very little at
tention is paid to law in regard
to game, especially in this
neighborhood, as feel safe in
saving in the past two or three
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-30

The game was good one in many ways.
Haverford's interference was better than
any she has formed this year. The backs
got off fast, and the line was simply i'm
pregnable to Delawares attacks. For Del
aware. Mason and Pierce did the best
work. The Delaware College players were:
Left end, Baldwin and Hartman; Left
tackle, Green; Left guard, McCabe Centre
hughes, Mullins: Right guard, Morris;
Right guard, Morris: Right end. Vansant
and Mullins; Quarter back, Hartman; Left
half-back, Mason; Right half-back, Wolf;
Full-back, Pierce.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-10-30
Cunning.

Mr.. EDITOR: The WING OF recent issue
stated that at meeting of the Game Pro-
tective Association in Baltimore, it was
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The new swimming pool Is expect
ed to be completed about August 1.
This afternoon Sheriff Finn will
sell the properties Of Robert II. Logan,
Samuel G.. Logan and Randolph Peters,
ct al
The mems meeting at Association
Hall tomorrow afternoon will be adj
dressed by Rev. Elmer Powell
The Evening Journal has received
from Senator Kenney a copy Of the
Congressional Directory, corrected 10
June "a, 1897.
Patrick Dougherty. a member q
the Friendship Fire Engine Company
has been elected driver OF the comblna-
ton hose wagon of the Water Witch.
The colored camp meeting Will be
opened next Sunday near Riverview
Genoa Boaz, an Italian laborer had
a foot badly mashed between a rail and
a cross-tie while at work on the Balt-
more and Ohio railroad tracks at Water
and Market streets.
The horse of George w. McCaulley
ran away from Eighth and Jefferson
streets.
Mrs. Virmanella Dizer, of No. 922
Lowering avenue, fell at her home and
broke her leg.
"A horse attached to an express
wagon fell at Fifth and Monroe streets.
but escaped injury
The Consumers Ice and Coal Com
pany, of this city, has purchased a mill
and sixty acres of land at Ferndale sta
ton and will erect large ice-houses.
The schooner S. f. Putnam, OF
Norfolk, has arrived with a carload Of
bar iron for the Wilmington Pipe and
Foundry Company.
--Na.iOnal Commander John p. Dona-
hoe, of the Union Veteran Legion, and
his stan viii visit Camden, ~ j., on
Monday night and open new hall.
Mrs. A. Miller Coleman. a colored
woman orator. lectured in Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church last evening on
the mission work among her race in
the South.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
DEARBORN CASE SETTLED.
MRS. DEARBORN AND ]. FORD FOX
GAME TO TERMS THIS MORNING.


An effort is being made to-day TO er-
feet a settlement Of the differences ex-
isting between Mrs. Abbie Dearborn,
widow Of George e. Dearborn, and J..
Ford Fox, musical instrument dealer.
in the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Dearborn recently obtained
from the chancellor an order restrain
ing Fox from disposing of certain prop
erty. estimated to be worth from $780,
600 to $40 900. which she alleged had
been assigned to him in trust by her
husband who was financially involved
at the time he made the assignment,
and which Fox, after her husbands
death. refused to reassign 10 her.
This morning Mrs Dearborn and
Fox, with their attorneys. Levi G. Bird
and Colonel Benjamin Nields, held a
long conference with the idea Of ef-
fectlng settlement. Other parties
were also interested in the conference.
Shortly before noon twas rumored that
settlement had been made. A re-
porter called upon Andrew Il. Sanborn.
who Is associated with Mr. Bird, but
he refused to either confirm on deny
the rumor
Colonel BENJAMIN Nieids stated that
he did not think that the Court of
/ Chanccry would be troubled further
with the matter.
From other sources II is learned that
the case has been settled, Mrs. Dear
born taking the business and property,
after making Mr. Fox an allowance for
acting as trustee.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
HEREBY HANGS A TALE
O'NEIL AND LEARY
MAY BLOCK THE ELECTION OF
NEW DEMOCRATIC OFFICERS

Some Developments are expected
within the mex. week that will ma
terially clear the political atmosphere
surrounding the Democratic members
of City Council. The obstinate refusal
OF Mr.. O'Neil from the First ward, to
vc.e with the Democrats on their mo-
tions last night is taken as an lndica-
tion that the squire wants to be made
chairman Of the Public Building Com
mittee and the Law Committee To the
other members that seems TO be asking
too much, and the squire was plainly
told that he could not have the chair
manship OF both committees. This
made him angry. and, II is alleged, that
he said unless he gets what he wants
there will be some fun in Council when
the caucusing for the city officers takes
place. O'Nell wants the clerk Of the
market to come from the First ward.
He is backing Philip Murphy. Mr..
Kane. Of the Fourth ward, wants to
name Arthur Sullivan.
Mr. Leary, of the Third ward wants
to be chairman OF the Finance Com
mittee. Mr.. Oberly. Of the Twelfth
ward. desires the same position, and
saws that he has a right to Il. being the
second man on the committee during
the old Council. Oberly says he will
not withdraw Leary says the same
thing, ard hereby hangs a tale. A
statement was made this morning that
unless Leary and O'Neil get what they
want. mot a Democrat Of the city Off
GERS will be returned"
Mr.. Leary. when seen, denied 1t anc
said that everything will be fixed up by
next Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
TROUBLE At THE DRINK CURE. +"
ATTACHE OF A DRINK CURE"
ESTABLISHMENT THREATENED
TO "DO" THE HEAD PHYSICIAN.

DR.. H. w. Morrow, who has drink
cure" establishment at Third and Mar
ket streets, was complainant in Mag
istrate Kelleys court last night, when
he entered a charge against John Gill
lespie, who had threatened to do him
bodily harm. Gillespie came to Will
mington last December and went to the
doctor for treatment. He proved to be
a pretty good fellow Notwithstanding
his bad habits, and the doctor put him
in charge of the place.
Yesterday Gillespie was discharged
for circulating false reports about the
merits of the doctors drink cure.
Gillespie said that the medicine was a
concoction of snake root. bull frogs en-
trails and stale beer. When Gillespie
was discharged he threatened to do
the drink curist," and demanded 500
1t was refused. The magistrate put
Gillespie under a peace bond.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
VICTIM OF GASOLINE STOVE

MRS. EMMA BURROWS BURNED BY
AN EXPLOSION THIS MORNING
AT HER HOME.
Mrs. Emma Burrows, living at No.
923 Shipley street, was horribly burned
this morning at her home by the eX-
plosion OF a gasoline stove. Mrs. Bur-
rows was attending to her household
duties when she stopped TO prepare the
stove for use. She lit 1t and the stove
exploded The flames leaped high In
the air. setting fire to the woman's
dress. burning her leg badly.
In her mad attempt to put out the
flames her left arm and hand were also
badly burned. Mr.. Burrows, the
womans husband, had his hand badly
burned in putting out the flames.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
BICYCLE PARADE,
WILMINGTON BICYCLE CLUBS PRO-
CESSlON TO BE LARGE.

WILL BE PARTICIPANTS
FROM THE KENILWORTH, PENN,
TIME, CHESTER AND FAIRHILL
BICYCLE CLUBS-SOME COSTLY
PRIZES OFFERED.
The parade of the Wilmington Bi
cycle Club on Monday night will be the
largest ever held in this city. Great
preparations are being made to make i
a success. There are numerous and
costly prizes offered
The line will form on Washington
street bridge at 7.30 o'clock p. m. and
will move at $50 in the following or
der:
Mounted Police.
Captain George X. Rudert. of the Will
mington Bicycle Club.
Road Committee-George l.. Huxley
Slllman Hodgman, Elliott Har-
vey, Walter Bennett.
Chief Marshal J. Albert Oliver.
Bugler Corps.
Ladies and Escorts, under Lieutenant
Z. G. HILBERT.
Out-of-town Clubs, under w. r. Spen-
GER
Unattached Riders, under command oi
the president of the Wilmington
Bicycle Club w. w.
Rice.
Wilmington Bicycle Club, under Lieu
tenant George +. Cornell.
Carriages.
The route of the parade will be
Washington street to Ninth, to Tat
nall, to Delaware avenue, to West, tC
Eleventh, to King. to Seventh, to West
to Fifth, to Washington, to Ninth, t'
Jefferson, to Tenth, to Jackson, L
Park Place, to Van Buren, to Pennsyl
vania avenue, to Broome, to Delawar
avenue, to Tatnall, to Orange and dis
miss.
The Judges will be Judge J. Franl
Ball Mayor Henry c. McLear, and Cit.
Solicitor Henry c. Conrad. They will
assemble at the City Hall at s oclocl
and will view the parade at seyera
different points.
The prizes, which are handsome AM
costly, are as follows:
First prize for best decorated wheel
gold filled watch.
| Second prize for best decorated whee
fine silk umbrella.
First prize for neatest mems cos
tune, fine pearl handle pen-knife.
First prize for the neatest ladies
costume, a fine leather belt with a steI
ling silver-mOunted purse attached.
Second prize for neatest ladies' cos
tune, a fine leather purse with sterlin
silver mountings.
First prize for the most comici
| dressed person, a bicycle suit.
Second prize, pair of bicycle shoes
Third prize, box of cigars.
Fourth prize, box of cigars.
Fifth prize, a pair of bicycle pants.
Prize for the oldest man in line,
fine straw hat.
4 A fine pitcher will be given to II
club having the largest number OF me
in lire, the Wilmington Bicycle Gu
. not competing.
Communications have been receive
! that delegations will be present FRO
! the Chester. Kenilworth, Time, PEI
/ and Fairhill bicycle clubs.
= At those points where crowds cole
the police will rope off the streets.
The club will have an excellent di
play Of fireworks at the club hous
. which will be decorated with the eli
5 colors.
:. In case Of rain the parade will
, held on Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
A RIcYcIIsr INnrREn-

Otho OBJ. Strayer was thrown from
his bicycle yesterday afternoon near
the Jute Works, injuring both hands
and arms severely. He was iaken TO
his drug store, where his injuries were
dressed by his clerk. Mr.. Seal. Dr.. S.
B. Finley made an examination CT his
injuries this morning and pronounced
them not serious.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
NOTICES.

NOTICE. - PERPETUAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. New Series.
The thirty-seventh series of stock is now
being issued, FIRST payment, due July Q.
retary at the office, northeast corner Of
Fifth and Shipley streets.
EDWARD ANDREWS, President,
THOMAS CURLEY, Vice-President
William Palmer, Treasurer
William II. Gibbons, Secretary.
E.-Superintendent's or officers of
Sunday schools having claims against the
Levy Court, are requested to file their APP
plications for the same on or before July
Is. II. NJ. WHITE.
Chairman of Committee.
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
OLD SOL BRINGS EN- DOWN.

EIGHT DRUNKS ARRAlGNED Be
FORE JUDGE BALL IN NUM-
CIPAL COURT.
Old Soils telling effect was repro
duced in Municipal Court this morning,
when eight drunks we're arraigned.
They were: Charles Bowers, Winfield
Scott, James Devine, William McGraw
John MaIrin. William Corrigan, VIII
liam Furlong and John Hanley. They
each signed the book which transports
them &c the Chateau de Finn.
Nathan Kirk was arraigned for steal
ing his own autoharp. The arrest was
made through a mistake. He was dis
missed by Judge Ball.
Annie Winwisoneamski, charged
with harboring Julia Kalowoski, a 15-
year-old Polish girl. was dismissed 70,
want of evidence. The girl was sent tc
home in Philadelphia this afternoon
Evening journal., 1897-07-10
CARS Will MEET THE BOAT.

Arrangements have been made by
which eleO.ric cars will meet the City
of Chester on its return from Washing
ton Park on Wednesday evening with
tho Wilmington Bicycle Clubs moon
lighf excursion.