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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-22
wIADOMOSCI KRAJOWE.

-Rezerwa zfota W skarbie zwia.
zkowym dosz}a do wysokosci $245,
O63, 3,795.
-Smiertelnosc miedzy wojskiem
W Ponce, ma wyspie Porto Rico,
jest znaczna.
-Wieksza ilosc posi&k6w wys}a-
no pod Leech Lake, ma plac boju
z Indyanami.
-Elzbieta Tinnegan W St. Louis
przyzwyczaifa sic do na}ogowego
picia octu. TAX sobie popsu}a 20
}adek, ze musi umrzec.
-J6zef Streurbach re Stevens
Point, kt6rym donosilismy, ze
skradziono mu puszki zakopanej
W stajni $4,000, odzyskaf zgube
Detektyw otrzymaf $4,000 nagro.
dy, lecz ME chce wymienic nazwi.
ska z}odzieja.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-22
PRZEMYSk JEDWABNY W
STANACH ZJED.

Francys byia pred laty jedy-
nym krajem, W kt6rym fabryko-
wsno materye jedwabne. Czasy te,
nalesa juz do przesziosci. Fabry-
XII materyj jedwabnych powt6rzy-
iy sic juz " rdanych krajach, jak
zobaczymy nizej, znaczne postepy
W tym wzgledzie uczyniiy te1
Stany Zjednoczone.
Nietylko kraj nasz poczaf fabry-
kowat ma swoja reke materye je.
dwabne, ale nawet jest juz W stanie
prowadzic konkurencye W tel ga
}ezi przemys}u z krajami europej-
skimi. Go prawda, fabrykacya ia
wyw6z jej zagranice sa jeszcze
nieznaczne, maja jednak wszelkie
widoki rozszerzenia sic powodze-
MIA W ciagu nastepnych dziesieciu
lat.
Wyw6z "a granice wyrob6w je-
dwabnych ze Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych wynosif W roku cd 30 czerw.
ca 1897 do czerwca 1898 wartosG
$297,O74. Jest tonajwyzsza suma,
jaka osiagnieto dotychczas. Wy
w6z cd czerwca tego roku wykazu-
je znowu wzrost znaczny wysy}ki /
zapowiada, ze tax dalej postepo-
wac bedzie W tym samym stopniu.
Obok wzrostu wysyiki jedwa-
bnych wyrob6w "a granice do
strzedz sic daje jednoczesnie
zmniejszenie przywozu zagrani-
cznych wyrob6w do Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych tax: podczas gdy daw-
niej sprowadzano rocznie wyrob6w
jedwabnych "a $3s,6s6,374,-o-
becnie sprowadza sic ich tylko "a
1923, ,623,1l Zmniejszenie to Okla
20 sic jeszcze znacznisjszem, gdy
wezmiemy ma uwage, IL jednoczes-
ME, gdy zmniejsza sic przyw6z "a
granicznego jedwabiu, zwieksza sic
ludnosc naszego kraju.
Ma}ym jest, co prawda, wyw6z
amerykahskich wyrob6w jedwa-
bnych, jak powyssze cyfry wyka-
zuja, ale Jest znaczacym pokazuje,
ze nawet W tel dziedzinie przemy.
stu fabrykanci stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych zdobywaja coraz szersze pole.
Cyfry urzedu statystycznego dowo-
dza, zew nied}ugim czasie pre-
mysf tutejszy wyrob6w jedwa-
bnych wystarczy ma zaspokojenie
potrzeb miejscowych, a nastepnie
dopiero myslec moze pozyskanie
dla siebie szerszego bytu ma ryn-
kach zagranicznych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-22

-Pociag pospieszny, pedzacy
szybkoscia 60 mil ma godzine, zde-
rzy} sic pod Londynem z pocisgiem
towarowym. Wagouy potrzaska}y
sic W drobne kawa}ki. Do chwili
wys}ania depeszy wydobyto z pod
gruzow 8 trup6w j 1S os6b ciezko
pokaleczonych. Wydobywanie dal-
szych ofiar katastrofy odbywa sic
W dalszym ciagu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-22
AGENCI "AMERYKI,'
W1adysfaw Michals XII
kolektuie obecnie W Buffalo.

Wiadysfaw Michalski
kolektuje obecnie Buffalo.
Michaf p. Paryski
bedzie kolektowai " Cleveland, O.,
Dunkirk, Erie innych miastach.
Bedzie miaf takze ze soba Kalenda.
RE Maryahskie.
TOmasz MakOwski,
82l8 Coles ave., South Chicago, Jest
agentem "Ameryki" ma South Chi
cago okolice.
AntOni Lubicz
kolektuje W Chicago, Ills, Milwau.
kee, Wis, W miastach okolicznych.
8. Pankowski
1l4 Georgia ave., Brooklyn, N. Y,
Jest sta}ym agentem ma Brooklyn,
New York. Jersey City, Newark,
Patterson it'd.
Felix's Janiszewski
kolektuje " Detroit okolicy.
Bazyii Cichocki
kolektuje " Winnipeg, Pleasant
Home okolicznych miastach W Ka.
nadzie.
Ma okaz posyfamy jeden numer gazety
darmo.
Ma kredyt gazety nj ksiazek ME wysy-
Aamy.
Podarunki dostaja tylko ci abonenci
kt6rzy opiacaja ma cafy rok z CORY It. j.
$l.5O.
Nasi agenci maja re soba rome ksiazki,
kt6re wydaja ma premium do gazety i
sprzedaja po nader niskich cenach.
Zwracamy uwage, re agenci ME sa W
stanie wozit ze SODA wszy stkich ksiazek;
ale gdy kto chce nabyt jaka ksiazke, kt6-
rel agent ze soba ME ma, to MECH agen-
towi zapaaci wed}ug ceny katalogu, my
2 ksiegarni wyslemy naty chmiast zadana
ksiazke.
Agenci wydajs kwity ma ka2da ode.
brana sumo.
Pieniadze listy nalezy p,zysyfat pro-
sto do wydawcy,. pod adresem:
A. A. Paryski,
1926 Huron street,
Toledo, Ohio.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-22
PREMIA "AMERYkI"

"a Csc
bedMemy posy3ac "Ameryke" cd tel
pory do stycznia 1899 roku. Male
znost MONA przes}at W znaczkach
pocztowych.l s.... .:.I.
Ia 4Oc.
bedziemy posyfac:
l. "Ameryke" ma rok.
2. Kalendarz Maryahski ma rok 1899.
Ia $3.50
bedziemy posyfac:
/. "Ameryks" cd tel pory do Sligo
grudnis, 1899 r.
2: w prezencie poslemy ksiazek "a
so cent6w.
IA $2.OO.
Kto przysle $500, zamiast $l.5O, to
mote wybraG ksiazek katalogu "a
$l.OO i pokwitowany bedzie "a gaze
te ma ca3y rok. Jezei kto ME chce
ksiazek, moze wybrac tuzin }yzeczek,
kt6re warte ga $l.OO.
IA $3.50.
Specyalnie ma kr6tki czas dajemy
nadzwyczajne premium: (D 'Ame.
ryke" ma cafy rok, ~ Dwanascie to-
NOV "Tysiac Nocy Jedna," (3) Prze-
sy{ke sami op}acamy. Skorzystajcie
4 ToJ O1oIty UOpOkl CZhSs
IA $3.50.
Kto przysle $3.50, to bedzie pokwi.
towany "a gazette ma ca}y rok iw pre-
zencie moze wybraG "Stereoskop," z
"a widokami Meki Pahskiej.
Ia $500.
Specyalnie ma krotki czas bedziemy
wysy}ac "Biblie czyli ca1kowite Pi.
smo owiete" kwitowac "a "Amery-
ke"na rok. B'blia sama warta S. 90.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-22

stra stanu, zostaia raaona apople.
ksya.
-Farmerzy kubahscy pozrywali
pod Santiago dr6ty telefoniczne i
ich do wiazania snopk6w
W polu.
-Powstahcy filipihscy W Lagas.
gi ME pozwolili wysiast ma lad of.
cerowi amerykahskiemu krzyzowca
"Raleigh."
--Thos. S. Howell Bostonu
zauwazyf, ze Alaska powinna mice
swego reprezentanta W kongresie
washingtohskim.
500 wybitnych katolik6w W
Cincinnati uczestniczy}o W uroczy.
stosci zawiazanis sic organizacyi
"Rycerzy Kolumba."
-Jezeli negrzy, kt6rych wy
pedzono Virden, przybedado Pa.
ma, zostana stamtad wydaleni tax.
Ae, ma rozkaz gubernatora Tanner.
w Omaha zderzyf sic pociag
osobowy z towarowym. Wiele o.
sob zosta}o ranionych; Harry Jones
z Chicago poni6sf smierc ma miej-
scu.
-Miedzy wojskiem kubahskiem
panuje przeswiadczenie, ze Kuba
musi odzyskat zupe}na wolnosc
niezaleznost cd Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych.
-zaniechano robot mad wydo.
byciem z wody hiszpanskiego krzy,
zowca "Viscaya'', poniewaz dno to.
60 okretu jest mocno przedziura,
wione.
w St. Louis odby}a sic czte.
rodniowa konwencya instytutu ka
tOlickich m}odziehc6w. Naczelnvm
kapelanem wybrano arcybiskupa
Ireland.
w Newton, Ia., zniszczono
dom mieszkalny i apteke dra Har.
rison, poniewaz tenze sprzedawa]
W apiece w6dke. Straty wynosza
Sis, 900.
Ma wystawie W Omaha urza.
dzono bankiet ma Geese g}6wnych
bohater6w ostatniej wojny. Gene.
raj Miles byf przedmiotem og6l.
nych owacyj.
We Visalia, Cal. dafo sic u.
czuc trzesienie ziemi. Domy chwia
}y sic. Drzwi cd sklepienia, W kt6.
rem znajdowaia sic kasa zelazna.
zamkne}y sic same.
W stanie Oregon wybrano ma
senatora Stan6w Zjednoczonych
J6zefa Simon, izraelite, kt6ry tn
przybyf z rodzicami W 1851 roku,
majac IL miesiecy zycia.
-75.letni w6dz Indyan ze szcze,
pu Chippewa umar} W White
Cloud. Nazywa} sic Wah Paw
Nah Quod by} szanowany og6l,
ME W rezerwacyi "Bia}ej Rzeki".
-Skutkiem zastrzelenia szere.
gowca IL pufku nowojorskiego,
przysz}o W Lexington i W Camp
Hamilton do rozruch6w miedzy
wojskiem. 500 zo}nierzy areszto.
wano.
-Istnieje zamiar po}aczenia sic
fabrykant6w drzwi i okien ma pol.
nocnym zachodzie. Pisa sic ma
ten projekt w}asciciele fabryk, roz-
porzadzajacy kapita}em 20 milo.
now dolar6w.
-Stosunki Indyanami W Min
nesocie zmieniaja sic zn6w ma gor-
sxs. Jezeli czerwonosk6rcy ME
zgodza sic ma wydanie ludzi, zada-
nych przez marsza}ka O'Connor,
wojna wybuchnie ma nowo. Indy.
anie So bardzo dobrze uzbrojeni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-22

Gle goracym. Tenn mniej aywnost
TAXA by}a odpowiednis dla chorych
DO stolicy Stanow Ziednoczo.
nych wr6cili niekt6rzy czionkowie
ciala dyplomatycznego niekt6rzy
genera}owie, kt6rzy towarzyszyli
We wyprawie do o.
maha. General Miles udai sic do
St. Paul, aseby zbadat sprawe po-
wstania lndyan ze szczepu Pillage-
row.
w Chicago W d. 16 bm. roz.
pocza} sic "jubileusz pokoju," ma
kt6ry przyby} prezydent Mckinley
i wszyscy czfonkowie gabinetu,
przez co uroczystost ia stafa sic
nietylko lokalns, ale narodowa.
Straszna burza nieco przeszkodzi}a
uroczystosciom, albowiem W dniu
II wicher wywr6ci} 5 wieA tryum.
falnych.
-lndyanie W Minnesocle usta-
tkowali sic zupe}nie. Rad zagwa-
rantowaf i'm sprawiedliwe obcho.
dzenie sic przyrzek} ukarat kapi-
talist6w, ktorzy dopuszczali sic ra-
bunktw. Indyanie ze swej strony
zgodzili sic wydac posr6d siebie
tych, kt6rzy buut wywo}ali, kt6,
rych poszukuje marszafek O'Con-
nor. Dziwna to "sprawiedliwost!"
-Dnia 1S bm. ma paiacu wiel.
korzadcy wyspy Portoryko zdjeto
choragiew hiszpahska, wywieszo.
no amerykahska. Baterye fort6w i
artylerya polowa powitaia sztandar
gwiazdzisty wystrzafami z armat.
Wojenne kapele wygrywaja hymny
narodowe amerykahskie. W uro-
czystosci biora udziaf liczni urze.
dnicy z prowincyi tiumy publ.
cznosci.
-Komisarz immigracyjny Stan.
Zjed. og}asza, ze "udafo mu sic cd.
kryc," IL scisie zachowanie prawa
przeciw niepozadanym przybyszom
z Europy, osobliwie W porcie New
York, naprowadzi}o niesumiennych
agent6w do obejscia prawa W ten
spos6b, IL wysytaja oni emigrant6w
do Kanady, stad odbywa sic przej-
scie ma zlemie st. u. W wielu wy
padkach podstep ten udaf sic.
-Arcybiskupi katoliccy St. II.
zebrsli sic W Westinghouse wraz 2
nizszymi duchownymi urzednikami
ma doroczny zjazd rady uniwersy-
tetu katolickiego arcybiskup6w.
Zjazd ten bedzie do kohca tego ty.
godnia. Kardyna} Gibbons pre-
wodniczy zgromadzeniu arcybisku-
pow. Prawdopodobnie ma zjezdzie
poruszona tez bedzie sprawa rozpo.
wszechnienia w}adzy koscio}a ma
zdobyte wyspy, jak tylko Hiszpa-
ME opuszcza kolonie. So tez zdania,
ze sprawa ia jest jeszcze niedoj.
rza}a.
-Komisya wojenna amerykah-
ska, kt6ra badafa zdrowotnosG ma
Kubie, znalaz}a tam wielkie niepo-
rzadki sanitarne. Baraki biszpai-
skie wog6le So zbiornikami zarazli-
wych chor6b. Wobec tego komisya
radzi prezydentowi ME wysyiac
wojsk amerykahskich ma Kube
pred upiywem listopada. W CRU
dniu powietrze ma wyspie jest zdro,
We, a opr6cz togo rozchodzi sic ko.
misyi to, azeby wojsko amery-
kahskie ME korzysta}o z koszar,
szpitali i namiot6w, W kt6rych mie-
scili sic zoinierze hiszpahscy lub
kubahscy. Tylko tym sposobem
zdoia sic wojsko amerykahskie u.
chronic cd z6ftej febry. Komisa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-22
Kalendarz Maryanski
Wxa RdK 1880
JUZ WYSZEDK z DRUKU.

oprdcz czesc zwyke kaendarzowe wykazem, dn SWAT
begu ksezyca gospodarzy zawiera kaendarz ten
bogaty materyaf najr6znorodnejszy:
PoWtanie noworoczne.
Ops meszkania Najs. Nary Fanny oko]icy Efezu
Pod opieka Mary powiesc moralna
Ia s4uzba, wiersz p. Kornela Ujejskiego.
w kopaln wegla, powiesc z zycia gornikow.
Nova pOlska, Wlersz p. ). X.
B}ogos4awienstwo czwartego przykazania, powiesc.
Litana do Matki Boskiej, wiersz Ad. P}uga.
Pod opieka sw. J6zefa, powiastka p Z.
Il podziekowaniem do pana hrabiego, humoreska.
Pozar, wiersz |. Nemcewicza.
Alkoho Spo}ka, nadworn dostawcy Jej krelews-
kiej Smierc.
Mody niewiescie ilustracyam poemat humorysty-
emo -satyryczny, p |. S.
Nieco grzybach, ilustracyami.
Rady zdrowia.
Ku rozrywce wo]nych chwilach, ilustracyami.
Zarty dOWcpy.
DODATKI OBRAZKOWE.
Droga krzyzowa
Ecce Homo.
Mater Dolorosa.
Widzenie.
Pierwszy posiew.
Zgadnj
Napad.
kalendarz scienny
Forteczka niedzwedz W matni (dwie CRY pon-
Taryfa pocztowa.
Obliczenie procentowe i obliczenie p}acy dziennej
rocznej cd godziny.
Materya}, jak widzimy tresci bardzo bogaty, ma
POI stronicach wiekim formacie.
Cena dawniej 25 cent6w.
Teraz tylko 15 cent6w wraz przesy1ka.
w tym roku bedzemy mogli "Kalendarze Maryan-
skie sprzedawac agentom po bardzo niskich cenach.
"Kalendarzy Maryanskich rok 1899" ma premium
do "Ameryk ME wydajemy. Sprzedajemy tylko "a 60
towke po Is cent6w Naleznosc przys}ae znacz
kach pocztowych.
Pszcle zaraz po kalendarz, DO mozeGch wkr6tce
zbraknac.
Adres:
A. A. Paryski,
1875 HURON ST., TOLEDOSOHI0.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-22

W Stanach Zjednoczonych
wychodzi 10000 czasopism, mie-
dzy temi $3.50 dziennik6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-22

Opr6cz czesci zwykfej kalendarzowej wykazem, dni
biegu ksiezyca rad da gospOdarzy zawiera kaend
bogaty materyaf najr6znOrodnejszy:
Evening journal., 1898-04-09
THE cARNlVoROus MAID.
Missouri Girl Who Must Eat Rnv
Meat.

Missouri Girl Who Must Eat Raw
Meat.
A young woman in the north part of
the city was told ten years ago that
she had consumption, and that unless
she went to another climate she would
not live many years. Her parents were
unable to send her to another climate,
andanotherp physician, about that time,
advised her to eat raw meat in the hope
Of prolonging her life. In less than
three years she was in apparent good
health. The eating of raw meat has ef-
fected cure.
When once it has been formed, the
raw meat habit is as bad as any other,
and when the young woman had re-
| gained her health she found that she
was still addicted to the eating of raw
meat. She still has the habit. AS long
as she lived at home with her parents,
She could eat the uncookedI food, as
often as she pleased. Her parents
moved away few months ago, and
the daughter went to board with some
friends in another part of the city.
| They did not know that she was adj
dicted to the eating Of raw meat.
Every now and then her appetite
Overcame her, and she longed for rare
beefsteak. The desire for it became so
strong that she would 60 into the
kitchen and pinch off pieces of the
beefsteak that had been purchased for
the next meal. The woman with whom
she boarded began to complain of mice.
She said they had never been in the
kitchen before, and began to wonder
how they got in. At last she bought
a trap, and, placing the beefsteak on
q high shelf, out of their reach, she
bated the trap and set it.
The trap never caught a mouse, and
the beefsteak was nibbled nearly every
night. 1t was thrown away the next
morning, because the woman said she
would not cook meat after mice had
eaten from it, She wondered how the
mice could get upon the shelf, and why
they never attempted to eat the steal
with which the trap was baited.
At last the girl heard Of the mystery
in the Kitchen and confessed. She ad
mitted everything. and now she ha'
| all the beefsteak she can eat, and tbs
mice are never suspected.-St. JOSEPH
| News.
Evening journal., 1898-04-09
A - Eorethonnht.

Count Scheremetef, an Immensely
wealthy and powerful Russian noble
who lived in the early part of this CEN
tury, had among his serfs a man named
Schalouchine, who had amassed an
enormous fortune. He had offered as
much as S250,OOo for his freedom, but
in vain. One day Scheremetef gave q
dinner party, and to his disgust there
were no oysters to begin the banquet
with. "They were not to be had at any
price" replied the steward. At that
moment Schalouchine was ushered IN
among the guests, and Scheremetei
bullied him as usual "Your freedom,
he yelled, "you cannot have it If You Of
fered a million Of rublee. y million,
pshawl few dozen oysters would be
worth more than that to me at this mo-
ment." "Do 1 understand, then, my
lord, that youmould grant me my free
dom if 1 procured them for you|
eyes" was the answer. Schalouchino
had brought a barrel of oysters, having
heard of the dinner. The deed of free
dom was Immediately signed, Schalou
chine took his place among the guests
and his descendants are not only the
wealthiest bankers in Russia, but were
ennobled about a quarter of centur!
ago.-London Illustrated News.
Evening journal., 1898-04-09
EDITORIAL COMMENT

Fitzsimmons says COrbett is a cur,
and COrbett says Fitzsimmons is pup.
That ought to insure a dog fight at
least-EXchange
Unfortunately Tesla's invention of
light from a vacuum is not applicable
to the ordinary congressional caput.-
Philadelphia Ledger
What the Spanish think about the
Maine explosion is of no Importance.
They either know nCUhing whatever Of
the cause of the disaster, or they know
entirely too much. Spain's lawyer
should urge her to refuse to talk
Kansas City Times.
De Lome's experience proves that it's
somewhat as serious to express ones
opinion as to forward them by mall
Philadelphia Times
1t becomes palmer and palmer as the
world progresses that sustained great
ness is utterly Incompatible with the
letteT-writing habit-BaltimOre Ameri-
can.
Four Indian chiefs applied for di-
vOrce in Kansas the other day. The say.
ages are fitting themselves for civiliza-
tion and Chicago society.-New Orleans
Picayune.
The man with a $1OO bill in his pos
session now goes about with as guilty
an expression as If he expected to be
arrested for carrying concealed
weapOns-Chicago Post.
The discovery of a gold streak by a
well-digger on one of Mr. Bryan's su-
burban lots has thrown him into pro-
fuse perspiration. This was a cruel
blow of fate.-New York Press.
Evening journal., 1898-04-09

Z. Church, Thursday, April IA, at 2
o'clock p. m. Mr.. Taylor was pastor
OF Little Greek Church last year. He
has recently been appointed to the
Vienna charge.
Miss Neil Townsend, of Odessa, has
been visiting Wilmington friends.
Mrs. D. Gruber, of Chestertown, is
visiting MIS-. John Sweeney, in this
city.
Edward Ruston, Of Georgetown, has
been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. William J. Elicit, Of Chester
town, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Grave,
in Wilmington.
Miss Lena Fyan, Of Bedford, Pa;
Miss Name Meehan, Of New York; Miss
Cora Piunkett and Miss Lille c. Plum
kett win spend the Easter holidays at
Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1898-04-09
"plNNER Is READY"

The Announcement as Conveyed by
Mrs. Lion to Her Spouse.
happened to be standing in front C.
a lions cage the other day, about four
o'clock. Mr.. Lion was sound asleep in
a corner, his countenance expressive
of happy repose, while one huge paw
was supporting the tawny head, that
seemed as innocent as a lambs. He
looked amazingly like one of the seven
sleepers. Opposite was Mrs. Lion, step
ping about like huge pussy cat, noVV
glancing at her sleeping lord, then
whisking her tail impatiently, but with
wifely consideration not doing a thing
that could disturb his siesta- Back md
forth she marched, and. it seemed as il
her rhythmic tread was a sort of saw
age lullaby, for the beast in the corner
scarcely breathed under it's spell. Sud
denly she stopped beside him, her nose
only a few inches from his ear, but her
cleaning eyes were turned far away.
It was only a second, but her sleeping
companion lifted his head. and peered
In the same direction; then. he bounded
to his feet. All was changed The king
of beasts was every inch q king. With
quivering nostrils and, head erect he
gazed with all his eager might. What
was it? What had she tcld him? And
then the two danced thGt figure of a
quadrille, the familiar partners, cross
over" Round and round, back and
forth, till I, fairly dizzy watching the
lnceasing motions of their bodies,
turned about to find itwas feeding time.
The watching lady had simply an
| nounced that dinner was seaved!
Poor things, they did not get their
share until the very last, and mean
while they kept up the eternal part
ners, cross over" expectation and hun
ger making them perfectly oblivious
to the sympathy that was being offered
by curious spectator. The couple OF
pounds Of raw meat actually melted
in Mr.. Lions mouth, but Mrs. Lion toob
longer to masticate her portion, and
am sorry to relate she did not show thai
consideration for her old mans feel
ings which made me admire her sc
much at first. She now turned hei
back on him, and devoured the tidbi
far away in a corner Of the cage, growl
ing fiercely whenever he moved. 1t II
feared she is like many others OF he'
sex, and lacks the charm Of a conhdinl
nature.-Boston Herald.
Evening journal., 1898-04-09
JjRSEY'S CUNNING SEASOE.
OPEN SEASONS UNDER THE NEW
GAME LAW PASSED BY THE
LAST LEGISLATURE.

OPEN SEASONS UNDER THE NEW
GAME LAW PASSED BY THE
LAST LEGISLATURE.
Salem, April 9.-The following are
the open seasons. under the new game
laws passed at the last sessions OF the
state Legislature:
Hare, Rabbit and Quail-NOvemDer
90 to January /.
Woodcock- October Is to January 1.
Gray. English or Wilson Snipe-
March IS to May 1; August 25 to Janu-
airy 1.
European and Dcmestic-October 10 to
January 1.
Reed Bird, Rail Bird Of Mersh Hen
September % to January /.
Gray, Black and Fox Squtrrels-Oc-
tober 10 to January /.
Grass or Upland Plover and Dove
August and September.
Prohibited for three years.
Geese, Duck and other Web-fOoteC
Wild Fowl-Septemb / to April 80.
Brook Trout-April / to July 10.
Black Bass-June Is 90 December /.
Pickerel-May 1 to February 20.
! At QuintonI the spoTtsmen in tha
/ neiehbOrhood have formed an crgani
zation to be known as THE Game Pro
| tectlve Organization, and have electel
he following officers: President, Levi
| Fox; secretary, Jesse e. Crane; treas
urer, d. o. Myers; directors, L. a
Myers. Charles Ray. Gilbert Bauer
Jesse Crane, William Murphey.
Evening journal., 1898-04-09
COMING SOCIETY EVENTS.

Things will be pretty lively in So
ciety the coming week. Many Of the
younger set are home from the colleges
for the Easter holidays and there will
be numerous small and early dances
and teas for them. On Monday even
ing there will be a dance for sweet
charity in the New Century Club build
ing.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Dupont
viii give a dance in Breck's Mill. A
large number Of invitations have been
issued
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred S. Elliott and
Miss Jessie Elliott, who have just re-
turned from a trip to Bermuda, will be
at home to their friends on next Fri
day evening.
Evening journal., 1898-04-09
cuPIp,s FOUR DECADES.

Yesterday was the fortieth anniver-
sary Of the wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert f. Lyman, of Newport. Last
night, as they were about to retire,
forty or fifty of their friends and neigh
bors gave them a surprise celebration
by invading the premises, loaded down
with refreshments and presents to the
aged couple. Ex-City Solicitor Will
liam r. Lyman and wife. CT this city,
and Sheriff Finn and wife, of New
Castle, were among the chief consplra-
tors. The celebration was a most en-
jOyable one.
Evening journal., 1898-04-09

Delaware is virtually interested in
.,-tle fact that The Lighthouse Board has
. recommended an allotment from the
emergency fund appropriated by Con-
gress to be used for purposes incident
to the improvement OF various
branches Of the service regarded as
necessary in. the event OF war. These
include the establishment of communi-
cation between the district officers and
the present lighthouse stations and
light vessels, special telephone lines,
the delivery OF messages to isolated
places by boat, bicycle, messengers,
etc, the extinguishment and relight-
ing OF lighthouses and for the removal
and emplacements of buoys. The mat
ter Is under consideration, and Della
ware will reap her share Of the ac-
cruins benefit.
Evening journal., 1898-04-09
IIOW's THIsq

We offer One Hundred ID ollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured hv Hairs Catarrh Care.
f. J. CHENEY a CO, Pr ops. Toledo. q.
We, the undersigned. have known +. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions, and hnanci ally able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West & rruaS, Wholesale Druggists, To
ledO Ohio.
Walding. Ilinnan & Marvin. wholesals
Druggists Toledo. %.
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucoui
surfaces Of the sy8tem. Price 15c. per bot
tie. Sold by an Druggists. Testimcnial
free.
Halls family Pills are the best
Evening journal., 1898-04-09
MISS NANCY M,INrosIH.

Nancy Mcintosh, who retired from
Augustin Dalys company two weeks
ago, is enjoying a short resting spell
preparatory to undergoing a surgical
operation on her eyes. She will sail
in June to spend the Summer with Mr.
and Mrs W. S. Gilbert at their Eng
lish Summer home. Miss Mcintosh is
the sister OF Burr Mcintosh, both Ol
whom are well-knOwn in this city, hav-
ing visited here.