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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26

rx~-..eh 20 the Poet-Inteilixsncer
1Dsrs May B.-~Tne board Of par
| OLE .-+.rl.sess 70 Gov. Rogers several
~ - - .gr pardon. TIE governor to-
az sanosa.c.. 1ecss.S3s AZ tsae sol-
80 :, Warrington vs. Delos Wool
| GM - tn1s Gase was convicted
49, ~ II me superior court Tor
b. -,s,afy % graaa larceny AMI WAs
Sstsss~6 20 term o. sever years - .tir
Sfs.sr~ The applieatio for pardon
estes -, .as ..gns5 0y Wallace Mount.
- 4 ssAixe. jackson BLOCK, pFosecnt-
- Nsss-eYg he prosecuting witness and
- s. s,s.sy e.tsxens and officers Of I-ia-
- e gss.nty. IL Ia lee asked t;aat the rights
y ss.zeasasp l,e restored a..,
- - Joseph Aoahoiiapd-seTiter
49,. Wal!a for Ten years. The board
Ssl..sss~xa FROM GDcFsms niaFy evidence
s - sesf carefully examined that
kss.sss.rs's eanFICrfon aas the result OF
9 - The trial Judge mas recon-
- hat - b. parfs0ned-
- "a wgasfing gon IIet'inger. SEN
- ,,snn yakima county for robbery
- sssrs and pruSee gting attorney nave
~. - - tfsar Relief that Eettngsr was
-, ~ the crime for which ne VAS
49, sst =. Log@ion. sentenced for three
- srrrs Columbia csgunty-PetitIoner
70 =. sax,,scafEoa for pardon upoa the
- -. ~ NJ nsany trustworthy citizens Of
f.,sssa and walsa Waila counties. VINO
-. shai i.ngsdon Was mentally aii-
- far over year prior 10 Inc perp<-
- 81 the crime for which ne WAS con-
sSlk. ,v.L, a..,f,,.,.. s>..a "a.
~. re- court or COUNTY IN which conyic-
- ess rad nor The term OF sentence. In
ssss..ss.sSce the board can take I'D action
- sssard aeelInef 20 ask executive carfi-
80 ~ 8 r. Bright. sentenced 'oT even
ss.,x n Jsne. ise.. fran lewis county.
sss rs J. Dr.fle. conyssted OF forgery
wsstma1 county "a iSSz~-Ttle board IL
-xsas r. make a. recommendation for par
{ - ~ iasrs il no evidence beyond rhs urt-
sseseset letter and declaration Of Doyle
wtf The beard Is of the opinion. II
y xssSrents contained in the letter can
Z .ss.sas ana supported by petition. thar
II ,srdop should be granted.
,hs cases Of the State VS. Edward
s.Ss.n and Ozre Perkins convicted OF
-.asxgxhser In Skaxit county. the board
a sahnnI, a report Of It's deliberations IT
IN scar future.
,s,y Rogsrs has restored the rights OF
mssnship 10 fse conyictg who were dis
4sss4 with fifteen others on Saturday.
rs sas al a reward Of good conduct and
\ .ss recommendation OF the warden of
Hes penitent!ary. The twenty eonvicts
:. ssysea on, their full terms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
New Hydraulic Air COMPRESSOR.

model % the Taylor hydraulic air com
pfossor has been placed on exhibition AZ
the Hotel Spokane. IN Spokane by w s
Norman. In practice the plant will CON
sist az a shaft sixteen feet square aud 90
feet Gcep. within which Will be a cast iron
pipe eleven feet IN diameter with 2 second
pipe twelve inches IN diameter inside IT,
This shaft will communicate with an air
chamber AT us bottom. The water IL con
veYed 10 A tank around the headpiece Of
the stanGpIpe. the headpiece being sur
rounded with a number Of small horizontal
pipes u nieh are fed with air through large
vertical pipes extending above the surface
Of the water, T3e water. on being turned
into the large standpipe draws in globuieS
ct air and carries them down 20 the cham
Der. CcEnTTessing them US II descends on
reaching the chamber the air rises 20 the
surface nf HE water and is thence trans
mlttsd through the air pipe Ar upright
cone ~ The bottom Or the down Row pine
turns the water towards ~ circumference
% the air chamber. thus facilitating he
escap ra 81 eas air from the water Although
the ar Is in actual contact with the water
IL Is delivered IN the siE chamber drter than
when drawn in. A plant NJ shs sligo named
Noula furnish enough air fnr $50 horse
power al ~ pouads pressure above tina AZ.
yn0sEheTa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
A CRUSH LIKELY.
sae Athletic aud Bicycle Meet
ss1s Meades--tte- seats
To-day at neusen.s

'sct that next Monday will he oh
70 generally as holiday and that
sA2 aaNses WIFI be closed vii. bring
Arrs number 81 people 20 the ath-
<ad hlescis meet at Y VI. < A park
s afternoon. IL order 20 acromn1o-
E.se whe DO not wish Ia take
sefs soT their seats ga the crush st
feo2nds thai afternoon the manage
asS determined - reserve the seats
Ss sFand stand by number and rcw.
saaFt ard tickets wiil be Mt Hansen's
~ store on FIRST avenue tomorrow
sFg snd al wno stcsige 30 reserve
watts N advance can - 50. The
- Price ~ admission agreed npon is
IS and the price of reserved seats
sfa axed at - seats
y, 81 entries that has already been
shcee that the meet viii be the
adair @; tse Kind ever held tn
hoth tire athletic and bicycle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
LAST OF THE SEASON.
NJ ladies' smoker nt the =. 4. e.
Dstnxs Out n Mig Crowd-An
Interesting Programme.

Fasrs vas big turnout Of people at
|rs sshiesie club last night. on the occa-
IN II the las, ladies' smoker OF The
sssen The proportion of feminine spec
szrs was large more than hAf-and of
@sss the programme was enjoyed.
hsssn g. fnverarsty performed the du-
! - Of master of ceremonies with the
| as and ease OF manner for which he
/ msd On the programme were the
| nnss Of Hink and Long IN. wresiiers :.
k1akfor., the slack wire performer and
gssr. Prof Trenaman. Messrs. Tan
r AID Ripley. and Messrs. Pickerei,
"a End GambelI who added greatly to
b sasoyment Of the programme by their
rseai selections.
Vile the affair might have been pro-
waresd somewhat tame from maScu-
n casas OF view the women all thought
ssas the beat Of the season After Prof.
Nss-el Mr. Loac and Mr. Ganhsil had
ssdsfts musical selection. Hink. Rip
y Tanner and Prof Trenarnan were
ssassced and gave the audience Some
arw werk on the rings. Each Of the
sfserners vas given 81 hand as he mn
~ IF turn the number being one of
h Aess Of the evening
! - trsst.eyx, o Hink ard Billy Long.
~ appeared on the mat and wrestied one
VI winch was conveatfonaity termed 4
|ssu Their Was no desire for anything
~ thar glory In the match. hu, n gave
s.estiers a chance To exhibit their
swFnsss. which they did to the complete
sissaesion Of the audience.
nv TrenamHn came next In a torch
alsslag act. The trick was we'll received.
Fanafof $ slack wire performance folt
%A Mr.. Frankfort displayed = talent
sa's Professional. and had no difficulty IN
'sssne the spectators Interested from the
tsxAsisg 10 the end of his act Later he
Issfssared In i Juggling turn, which ended
saheing flaming paper taper on his
- vi the olsre was uneomfertahly close
~ tane- This trick was sppiautlei.
l NgpoIse dive followed. iu which the
ssefYs-s were Messrs. Tanner. Humes
Hink After another muSica, collection.
= snAws were introduced In walking and
asssHz relay races, In these events there
~ display % eamenesS and enthusiasm
- psrt % the youngsters that quite
zKssses' the audience. With this the
MFEasisse was ended
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
Good Indications on the Rluc Jay.

The ,.rnSs-cut on the Biue Jay mine on
Lake Chelan Is being driven ahead IT the
rate Of iwo feet 4 day, and At last ac-
counts was in fnS feet II ia following "A
sfriuger. which began two inches wide and
has gradually Increased In size until the
who'c face II tho tunnel Is In ledge matter
with a weli-deGaed vail on the right.
against which - a clear assure with water
trtegljng through IL. Against this wall Is
a streak Of fourteen inches ~ quartz, rtch-
w lnnreEnated with sulphides. The cross
s.,,s has about sixty feet Ia run 70 tap the
ledge and lea feet 20 cross II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26

Good Ore Chute Developed and An
other Under Development.

Active development is being prosecuted
on the Highland Light mine in the Methow
district. with a view TO showing up large
bodies of ore before deciding on method
of treatment. The shaft is down las feet.
with a drift Of sixty feet to the west and
thirty-five feet TO the east at the lio-foot
level. This drift has shown an ore chute
at least three feet wife, of fine-grained iron
and copper sulphdes with frequent show
ings of free gold ranging in value from so
to $40 gold with a trace OF silver.
Another shaft is now being sunk fifty
feet under contract, on large ore chute
cropping 400 feet TO the west II Is intend
ell to continue this shaft 10 the ito-foot
level OF the No shaft. and then drift east
10 connect with il. This will give large
body of ore in sight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
Mining Notes.

George IT. ouin0y has gone 10 Marine
Mount 10 look at some mining property
A foot Of ore carrying s2s gold has been
struck in the I;lre<at Western shalt AT Rosss-
land.
crown spnkaDe 10 work IN the Twisp dis
trict.
The croszcut o.. the Golden Crown. Wei
Urgfon camp Boundary creek. has IN -
feet shown up a ntth ledge IN aHoi''oh -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
Ayers Sarsaparilla

was in it's infancy half a CEN
fury ago. To-day it doth be
stride the narrow world like
colossus" What is the secret
of its power2 It's cures! The
number Of theml The wonder
Of theml Imitators have fol-
lowed it from the beginning Of
it's success. They are still be-
hind it. Wearing the only
medal granted to sarsaparilla
in the Worlds Fair Of 1893.
II points proudly to it's record.
Others initiate the rem edy:
they can't initiate the record:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26

Work has been stopped on the SHAFT Of
,na hamilton miro N Hamilton. and
tunnel IS being driven on the ledge ~ tap
rho ore chute below II At depth 81 seventy
feet from the surface. when an urratSe
,y,ll >onnect with the shaft The tunnel X
IN forty feet. ana has sixty feet IN run 10
tar the shaft The pay streak Is twenty
s.vaa inches wide. and shows lunches OF
tnrntss mingled with the snlphidss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26

Pulmonary consumption T. its early
stages nssy Be checked ~ the use Of
Ayer's Cherry PectoraL II stops the dis
freselng rough. soOshes irritation of ~.
throat and lungs ard iFsfnces rnuch-uee3-
- Fspos@. Hundreds have testified % the
reSnsr IA ole virtues 81 iris preparation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26

The assay OF si13.sa gold on ore from the
shaft Of the Inaugural mine at Hamilton
IS said by the Hamilton Miner 10 have been
from picked specimen. That Journal
gives the assay value OF the average from
the shaft as So. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
Fifty Years Ago.

This - the crsdse ia which there grew
That ;EoEgtt of phi!a1tnropic brain;
reuedy tina, wosis make life new
For the r.uititndes tia, we're racked
wssE pain
Twas sarsapariIia, as made, you know
BY Aver, some 80 years sgo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
MINING OPENS EARLY.


Prosp<cssss Seek for mere while
Miners Develop the Old Discover
nanKa-Develop0en ON Cedar
River 10 he Eneoaraged BY
R0ad-The Diue jay Coming
Wonaer-Work - the Hix hlana
Light.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26

Ice cream delivered 10 any part % The
city. Palace OF Sweets. Red II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26

wagner's band tonight. Madison park.
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leaves Coiumhia street depo; lois a N.
T,nur~sax Round trip. = cents.
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san rranci.co steamer Tickets.

C. II. j. Stoltcnberg. Ticket Agent. r
s s. Co.. &c First avenue
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wagners bard tonight. Mad!son park.
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.sGIsG FOR FREEDOM.
~rx FILE PETITIONS WITH
.oaaD Of PARDoSs-

:. e.,<r.sr 70 Announce -. Ne
-. stx Cases Today-Deios
ve,xs Application" s'sns" ~ 'ns
s~x<e asa ProsecstinG At
rvtA~sc~ of n Conspiracy
-. vSsbsIIssd Case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26

Leaves Columbia street depot 1915 a. IT
THURSDAY Round trip j. tents
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close colae[ iIooA ~ nelson Win sssa.A-
sr for kAsio and ali kootsnay LsAs
PoinSs.
Psssenxers for Kettle River and Bound
ary Greek connect 1t Marcus Win ssASo
AafiY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26
HOT aHf 4 SLOGAN NINE.
>ace~s<fai Gilman tn \. y. r~II,-.
Travels i'm 8rtti.h Cotwmt,is

Arthur y. Pelly who IS or 3 visit IN
his cousins. Bernard sud I4auncslot PellV
tn ;hfs city has flIsl returned from Eux-
1anS ~ uere he succeeded ~ raising gftsa-
80 20 bay an8 Develop tire Vancouver
xrg.lp near ssiy4rtaa. jn the SLOGAN dis
trict AFTER stomQiCg 80 as Calgary and
Vernon. Ee went u Vancouver. where Pc.
organized fns Vancouver Group Mining
company. - operate Tire property Nj
Fri{v was IN - Astae two years ago en-
ytSl: 20 Eis cousins ard ssgcp then has
hrsn rowing iH tas mountains II British
F'olur1 e3A hunting, pros pecfiuc sna gan
crafty EoGx0lnE x. Rh5fe doing 50 ha
became an expert a. coos1ug venFzsn
and learned - sUow good rock when he
Sss it he associated himself vsth Leslie
HllI a veil-snSwn mining engineer n
=. speaking OF CharaherlAin's Pain Balm
MeSsrs~ Isaghertv Bros, OF Indiana, Pa
say: "We know Of many Of our customers
who have .ass~i il for rheumatism. and they
sill praise i, highly. We sell more Of il than
Of znx other household lluiEseTIs." For sale
ut - and 20 o-ass per nost.e by drEggisiA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26

w4snexs hand soaisa,. Madisoa park
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II you e. 20 Spokane or East try the
Great Northern and yea VIII enjoy the
library ohserSa lion ear
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wsgner's band tonight. Madison park
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THE EVERETT
s. MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route to the popular and active
mining districts OF Gold Basin. Gordon
Creek. Martin Creek Silverton. Deer
Greek. Goat Lake and Monte cristo.
The scenic route for tourists. fishing
and camping parties.
Commencing Monday, April 70. the Ev-
erett q Monte tristo Railway Company
will inaugura.e daily train service.
Trains will leave Everett for Monts
CrIsto every morning. except Saturday
and Sunday. at 7:S5 a. m.
Train will leave Monte Cristo for Ey-
erett at Z Is =. m. every morning except
Sunday ard Nor day.
s. N BAIRD. q, r. e. 4. A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-26

wssncr's hand tonight Madison park.
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i..Ily r !.
Evening journal., 1897-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
A DRAMATIC TREAT.

One of the finest plays seen for a
long time at the Opera House was pre-
sented by Donald Robertson and Miss
Brandon Douglas last night. 1t was The
Man in the Iron Mask" and was adapt
ed by Mr.. Robertson from Dumas great
novel. 1t is strong and forceful, yet
beautifully written. The author plays
the dual role of the king and his un-
known brother, and plainly demontrates
that he is a very clever actor. His
voice is particularly pleasing, and his
expressions perfect. Miss Brandon
Douglas is charming and attractive. In
the third and fourth acts she was ex-
ceptionally effective, without ranting,
which is too common a fault with emo
tional actresses. Her voice is peculiarly
sweet. The stars were excellently sup
ported. Should the company return TO
Wilmington it is likely to makekqpy
Wilmington it is likely it would be
greeted with a crowded house.
Evening journal., 1897-01-27
A WEEK oF OPERA

Every opera produced by the Waite
Comic Opera Company, which is to oc-
cupy the boards of the Grand Opera
House all next week. is presented in a
faultless manner. All are produced
with correct scenery, and an arrange
ment of correct and gorgeous costumes.
There will be matinees daily, commenc-
ing Tuesday. and these entertainments
will be presented in the same excellent
manner as those of the evening, though
the prices are much less for the best
seats. The company includes as its
members Miss Marie Laurens. as the
prima-donna, for the last two years in
the same position at the Casino, n. Y;
Joseph w. Smith, the popular and
pleasing tenor; charming. talented
Louise Moore. Miss Hattie Arnold,
Herman Waldo the well-known bari
tone; Milton Aborn, James DOnnelly,
the comedians. and a hest of others as
well-known in their respective roles.
Evening journal., 1897-01-27
THE new CASTLE SCHOOLS
AFFAIRS AIRED BEFORE PUBLIC
EDUCATORS.

FIFTEEN DAYS LEGAL NOTICE OF
THE COMING ELECTION ORDER
SOME IMPORTANT BILLS
PASSED.
At the meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation last evening the following mem
bers were present: Messrs. Eliason,
Frazer, Deakyne, Reynolds and Man
love. In the absence of the president,
Mr. Eliason was called to preside.
The Text Book Committee reported
the following bills. which were al
lowed: Peckham, Little & Co., S1.05;
Leary, Stuart & Co., $lS0; Ginn=& Co..
$685. American Book Co., $3.50;
Adams Express Company, $685..
The Committee on School Property
reported as follows: John #. Stcops,
$780, Henry Madden. 81; H. +. Tetlow
$ll; Water Works Company, s..
Finance Committee reported 1892 in
bank TO credit of board
Orders were allowed for salaries of
secretary, teachers and janitOrs
The secretary was ordered TO give the
fifteen days notice of election for mem-
bers of the board. The election will be
held the first Saturday in March. The
three retiring members who have
served a full term of three years, are
Thomas Frazer Jr.. William Deakyne
and John j. Reynolds
The report of the New Castle city
public schools for month of January
as submitted by Principal S. w. An
drew was as follows.
Number enrolled during month, l3;
total attendance. 594; average attend
ance, $50. The names Of those deserving
special commcndation for department
and progress are;
School No. 6-Walter Wilson, Pres
ton Pruitt, Mary Pedrick and Willie
Hail.
No. 7-Jesse Watts, Vandyke Stew
art, Michael Rodgers and Alice Hen
dirk.
No. S-Paul Wier, Christopher Grier
Elsie Stewart and Carrie Bartlett
No. 11-Charles Wipf, James Cars
WELL Robert Bratton. Bessie McFarlin
Julia Hoodak and Della Warrick.
Evening journal., 1897-01-27
A sTERLING PLAY TO-NIGHT.

A scene of special interest in
"OBrien, the Contractor which comes
to the Grand Opera House tonight,
will be a touch of nature intro
duced between O'Brien and the chill
dren. The little daughter of Il wealthy
lady meets O'Brien and with child's
intuitiveness recognizes the diamond ia
the rough, and through her friendli-
ness. is the cause of her mother becom-
ing the wife of O'Brien when he at
tains the fortune for which he has been
working. Il is all brought about SO
naturally and with so many deft
touches of humor and pathos as to
make il of special interest to all lovers
of the good and beautiful in dramatic
art.
Evening journal., 1897-01-27
NUN ION
TALKS ON
DYSPEPSIA
How TO Cure Yourself

In all forms of stomach trouble Mum
yon's Dyspepsia Cure will promptly
cure where there are such symptoms
as pain or soreness of the stomach,
indigestion or distress after eating,
pressure and fullncss in the stomach,
shortness Of breath, poor appetite, coat
ed tongue. sour or bitter raising from
the stomach, heartburn, wind on the
stomach, constipation dizziness, faint
ness and lost energy
When these symptoms are associ-
ated with biliousness, yellow-coated
tongue, nausea, bitter taste in the
mouth and sallow skin take Munyon's
Liver Cure in alienation with the
Dyspepsia Cure, an hour apart Where
there is obstinate constipation keep the
bowels open once a day by using Mum
yon's Constipation Cure until they be-
come regular under the effect of the
Dyspepsia Cure. When there are
troublesome heart symptoms alternate
Munyon's Heart Cure with the Dyspep-
sia Cure. If there is a great nervous
ness or inability to sleep, alternate
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure with the Dys-
pepsia Cure If the blood is poor in
quality alternate Munyon's Blood Cure
ana dyspepsia Cule- 10y thlS plan OF
treatment one can eradicate the worst
forms Of stomach troubles and their
complications, and make the cure per-
manent
A separate specific for each diease
Sold by all druggists, mostly for 2;
cents a bottle
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon
1905 Arch street Philadelphia, Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for
any disease.
Evening journal., 1897-01-27
BOARD OF TRADES HUSTLE.
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE DE
CIDES TO HOLD NOON MEET
INGs TO ADVANCE ITS WORK.

l4NOo ~ fiJN AVN AAf9 NCANAN'
The membership committee of the
Board Of Trade has decided to meet at
the Board of Trade rooms, No. COS Mar
ket street, on Wednesday of each week
from u to 1890, noon, for the purpose
of extending important lines of work
already taken up by this committee and
also to keep in touch with the CONNER
cial, mercantile and manufacturing in
terests of the city.
This will afford an opportunity to
prospective members to secure infor-
nation that they may need in regard
to the objects of the board.
"rhe growth and prosperity of any
country" said Chairman Satterthwaite
to-day, largely depends upon the pub
lie spirit of its business men, and N or
der that they may accomplish the
greatest good, it is absolutely neces-
sary that they act in concert through
some organization formed to promote
public welfare. The committee extends
cordial invitations to Wilmington's
business men to get to these meetings" ."
Evening journal., 1897-01-27
side TRACKED" THURSDAY
NIGHT.

The leading character in Side
TRACKED, which comes to the Opera
House tomorrow nights a tramp. and
to him is accorded a regular ovation.
Portrayed by the perfect mimicry of
the actor, he appears in role that ap-
peals to the hearts of every audience,
and makes each spectator not only
laugh, as each familiar aspect Of tramp
nature is displayed, but arouses genu-
inc enthusiasm as the heart of oak is
seen beating under the ragged jacket of
the wayfarer. The play is interspersed
with bright comedy, sparkling music,
pretty girls and charming lovers. Its
special scenery and mechanical effects
are also worthy of special mention. 1t
is bright, breezy and always on the
move.
Evening journal., 1897-01-27
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE
MARITIME EXCHANGE PLANS.
WANT A LIGHTSHIP AT OVER
FALLS SHOAL, IN THE della
WARE RIVER.

FALLS SHOAI, IN The DELLA
WARE RIVER.
At a meeting Of the Philadelphia
Maritime Exchange on Tuesday the
harbor pilotage and station committee
reported having secured the promise of
Senator Quay to advocate an appropri-
alton for the establishment of a light
ship on the Overfalls shoal, at the en-
trance of Delaware bay This is said
to be a much-needed improvement. as
the present means of marking the shoal
is by q whistling buoy, which, il is
claimed. cannot be heard by vessels ap-
preaching the Delaware capes with an
easterly winds
communication was submitted
from Major Raymond in answer to an
inquiry made by Secretary Sherwood
as to whether a plan for dredging the
present harbor OF the Delaware Break
water would be feasible, and whether
the engineer department would be will
ing to recommend such a plan, SO that
money might be appropriated in the
next River and Harbor bill. The ma
jor replied that under existing laws
no recommendation for such an inn
provement can be made until the end OF
the present fiscal year. This harbor
will be accurately surveyed in the
Spring, and such recommendations as
are found desirable will be made in the
ueXt annual report.