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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08
rNcrRsIoN 40 fiNIio


SUNDAY JAY ioths
Sunday nt s16 q, m. RIO Gundr
Western Railway special excursion tu
Eureka Mammoth and silver Guy.
Round trIp i?OO.
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APPARENTLY UNINTENTIONhs'
, ogeo,," and those Who Were Tired
4 Discussion Were Much Reloleed'
CANADA AND VENEZUELA GREETINGS.


A. the opening or the International
,u,lpR Congress this morning the
-,y.l u President Prince fell upon
s,stlnuaiion OF the debate In consld-
,,,u,n Of the majority and minority
pors of the committee on Federal
Mining laws.
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FINANCE n TRADE
Thu Features of Tho Money. md Stock
FfIt n SySkI IN

Thu Eentnres OF Tho Money md Stock
NEW YORK, May eo.-Money on call
steady, at1M@1& per cent; last loan III
per: cent. Prime mercantile paper 4E0
6 per cent Sterling exchange firmfwith
actual business In bankers bills at
81 S6H@4 S6h for demand and at
81 S3A "a say for sixty days. Posted
rates 81 S414i 81. Commercial bills
81 S2@4 S2h..! Silver certificates SIX @5Sc.
Bar silver size. Mexican dollars: 45Ac.
The i%ndisposltlon of stock M3oes 10
move widely pending aEdacisiVe& naval
engagement In Vest Indinn waters be-
came even more pronounced to-day
than during the carly part of the week.
To-day the professional traders YIwere
tapparently{unwilling to wait over night
for, turn In the market. In the last
hour they sold the stocks they; had
bought sin3the morning the, PROCESS in
volving the wlping QUO otiall the1earlier
gains except Off "a smalls number OF
stocks which showed special elements
OF strength. The supply of stocks was
small andBprices moved up quite easily
on the buying movement, but the de-
mand wns! equally small and the sale OF
holdings involved the return Of the
price level almost exactly to last nights
level There was the same tendency as
has been manifest for some time past to
taSe up particular stocks or groups of
of, the market. &To-day the local trac-
tlon companies were selected. The
movement began In Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and Its price rose two points
before the others OF the group were at
ifccted. Later Manhattan, metropolitan
Street Railway and Third Avenue all
took up the movement and rose from l
to 3 points. Various reports we're put
out to account for the movement
There was selling for London account
during the morning. but this was Offset
by some small outside buying through
commission houses WI The money con-
tinued very easy. In oil departments
forcshadowingI another strong return
BY the banks. tomorrow. This Is ,nn,ele-
ment OF strength so far MS It indicates
a relaxationF OF tho Withholding tsof
credits. But n greater demand for mo-
ney, showing the resumption Of some
of tho projects which were interrupted
3by$the strIngency Attic time ,ofSEthe
outbreak of'the5 war would BIO regarded
with Satisfaction. Sterling II exchange
recovered a. fraction in2spite OF aEfur-
Their fall In tho sLonlo discount rate.
The re%centseaslng In the money rate In
London Is evidently not entirely snor-
maj, being due In part to- tho artificial
measures taken by the Bank of Eng
land to strengthen its gold reserve. IA.
There was veryslittlot movement or nc
tivityt In the bond market. Total sales,
1895, 900. g&gG sFs ~ az
United States old as registered sdeclln-
ediAsspe cent IN the price. Tho last sale
to-day osSthesnsws tsScouponEiat l3s1ss
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lLittlssor mo 4 i ia.s ,ialt ii sheg condi.
Z ajianf s,,- 4: aiEsss 4 z
PITTsBURGH, May 2o.T73The Amer:
lean Manufacturersln as Teekis review
will say to-morrow:
THE progress OF wa; seems to- have
sos FAR mad little or no change In the
iron and steel trade! sAt nearly an
points the trade Is reported alsS being
about In the same condition }shown$this
time lastSSweeksS5J$At the samegtlme, the,
5feWGc denote an Improvement,
AlthoughSit maybe iratherGslight.SSI In
5thss eastern market business continues
rather sloW. but values are unusually
steady! inia all! lines. I
heSPhiiadelphia etiron market Is
quiet. sasi the war materially Affects tho,
EXPORT trade. Bar Ironsis slow, but
merchant steeSi Isl fyn,swlthsthe outlook
good. The plate and taDle %mlils are
practically busy, and structtralStrpnS Is
! the the sma!l;trade In iron
and steel products Is hardly assactlve,
asst was aifew weeks 3ago.S$S The agri-
cultural implement makers have about.
$secured!their supplies for a year There
~ q fair moyement!in!p pig iron, and,ona
southern furnace has adyancedsp rices
about twenty-five cents per ton. Prices
OF structural material. are tlrm, The
war: does notggseem to have affected the
Cincinnati market to any great extent
Pig iron prices are more easily sustain-,
ed there Is good demand for plate and
prlces are advancing. Cleveland re-
ports aSverySlarge movement In iron
atSthls season. Pig iron Is more ac-t
tive, and as o result Of the Sshut-down
movement In the valleys. there. are
larger; sales Of Bessemer.S IN this mar
lket also, platesSSa are qultsaa 6live. at
Wheeling the situation Is unchanged
butftherel Is q little more doing in fin.
ished iron and steel products.
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Wool.
NEW quiet.

THE Cuban question and political is
sues sink into insignilcance with the
man who suffers from piles. What he
most desires, is relief, d. W Witch
Hazel Salve cures piles. Charles
iR.rGoetze, Market and Twelfth streets:s
Chatham? Sinclair, Forty sixth IandsJa.
con Streets "A. E. Scheehlc, No. COZ Mains
street: Exley& Bros. Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie s Co., Bridgeport. 4
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NEW YoRK-Metals-spelter and tin
continue to exhibit relative strength
and activity; gG5other departments are
nervous with Quotations more or less
nominal At!the close to-day pig iron.
warrants!were officially called unchapgsl
ed with Sc 10 bid and $500 sasked;slake
copper unchanged with s12} 0o&bid and
$12 10 asked; tin firm with s14 go bid;ahd1
t14!65 asked; spelter firm with s4S25SbId
and 81; 80 asked lead dull with 8 go bid
and So. IS asked. Lead is quoted atys3S6oI
blythe firm naming the settling price
for, western miners and smelters. gss
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81 ph.Lss.
j Plies! Piles Itching Piles

sYMPToMs-Moisture; intense itch.
Ing and stinging; most at night; worse
by Scratching. II allowed to continue
tumors form which; often bleed and iuis
icerate. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
CONTINENT stops the Itching ana
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most
cases removes the stumors. AT drug
gists, or by mall, for 50 cents. d.
iSwaYne & Son, Philadelphia. Refuse
oil substitutes. M tths&:w5
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10 NV ~
Dry Goo DIS.

NEW YORK-Quiet, conditions were
registered in the dry goods marketSto-l
day; the situation In most cotton lines
fbeing practically unchanged. Buying
lis slightly firmer In some printed fGbIj
rics. In other divisions OF the market
there isi little trading. Print; cloths are.
iquiet atl115-1sc5 noihinaalys bid for8ex-
5tras. Bids are stiu& refused by sellers,
however. In a continued attempt toa
force the market to, &c. The sales, Of the
week have been very light in all quar-
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Gained Fo,rt,y=eight Pounds.

Y had O strong appetite for liquor
which was the beginning Of the break
Ing down OF my health. ] was also a
slave to tea and coffee drinking. Istook
the gold cure, but ibid not help me"
This isSSag portion Of an interview.
clipped from the Daily Herald. .ofiClin-
ton, Iowa. It mightsswell be taken fo-I
the subject Of temperance lecture but
that; Is not. our object In publishing;i IL
It is to show how2a system. run down
by drink and disease, may be restored,
EWetcnnnot dol better than quote fur
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aLiYeiStock.i

&SCHICAGO-Cattle steady; beef steef9l
s4,0o@5 25;Sscows and heifers s4ss650&R75ss
commercial Gamers 50 25@3E 60;%calHessl
$5475G6s rs. Hogs!weak: prices declined
10@15c; fair oSchoice hogs s4S35@sb5o,
packers 81 0504 4 IS; butchers 81 2O94Sa5H
common to choice $4,000 40; pigsAS2s1Ql
s@4f00a Sheep at 1o@2oo {advance;ssNclip-
ped sheep s. s.. 25@4S40; SclippedElambs!
S4l0005i0; wooled lambs Es5y10G5559s
spring lambs So ioO@6S75f per; 100 lbs. Re-
ceipts, cattle II z, 50Ot head; hogs $4,000
head; sheep 5000 head
LEAST gLIBERTY-Cattle fsteadyi5Eex-
ira IS: 10@5j15 prime IS 00Q5l 10; COM
mon s4s00@4i3 80. Hogs slow and slower:l
sprime, heavy s4E4o04g45; best medintnsI
is4y3504 40;sg best Workers "a 25@4S30;ss
common to fair Workers. s4f15@4g20tptggs
SO !9504J 90: iroughs 81 5003s75.s Sheep
slow audglower; choice clipped $4a0@S
a 20:3common s. 1908 go; choice clipped
lambs $4,000 80; common to3goodSSaS25
.@4i S0; spring lambs S., o0@73 90. Veal
calves S. 6o@6 90. N
EAST gBUFFALO-Cattle weak ana:
dull. Hogs, Workers. good to Echoice,
s4SS3594 40; roughs, common to choice;
50 1904 10; pigs. fair to choice $3.50
4Ss00.Y Lambs. choice to extra s5i1B@I
Is 30; SSculls and common 81 S2504S75.
Sheep, choice to selected wethers,S$4s15
"a 40; culls to common s3F25@af5 so.
cINCINNATI-Hogs dull at 5000
q 49, Ef
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81 90 CINCINNATI / RETURN. s4.ot
Account May Musical Festival.

Account May Musical Festival.
Wednesday, May 25, the Ohio River
railroad will run nm excursion to- Cin-
%cinnatiy from Wheeling. ,Benwood, Bel-
;laire and Moundsvlile, at rate. OF $500
for the round trip. Train leaves Wheel
Ing 1880 a. m..l Benwood 7:42 n. M,
JMoundsville 1856 a. nj, Eastern Tine.
Tickets will be good to return on all
regular trains to and Including train
leaving, Cincinnati Saturday, May 49, at
IL! O'clock noon, Central Time. Arrive
Wheeling II 80 p.lm., Eastern Time.
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$40 4s
PctrOlcnm,

OIL aCITY-Credlt balances ss6c; cert
stiacates opened at SEC bid; first sales
soc; highest s9lsc; closed sales SSAEJc
and offered. Sales for the daygtotaI
$4,000 barrels cash; shipments So 800 bar.
rels; runs 92, 6o4 barrels.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour dull.
Whcat-No. 2 spring 81 rs; No. 3
spring wheat ;lslO91 80 I. o.. b.: No. 2
red 81 %.
corn--No. ., seMc; No. 2 yellow ssNS
se%c.
Oats-No. 2. tsOc: No. white s2H Ssac;
No..S white, 3l9S2hc
Rye-No.3 a. 6S164c. g9%f
Barley-No.4 2. y42GASc.a ,S i5fT5
Flaxseed-No. l. 81 37ks11:3s
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 5000 IS.
Mess Port-PerSb barrel ST.! 10@l2 is.
100 lbs, $6l4016 AZ.
M Short Rtbs-Sldes Qoose) So 00dp6 As.
yDrySsaltedS shoulders (boxed) fb@5Ac.
Short clear sides (boxed) s6 Coos SO.
Sugars unchanged tS2$
sOn the produce exchange to day, the
butter market was steady; crcamer!es
120l5c;Sd airlcsl 1lQ1Sc. 5ES
Eggs-Frm; fresh 9kc.
~ Cheese-SteadS; creameriesl 911ic.
NEW YoRK-Tlour. receipts, ee.5oo
barrels; exports 20, 700 barrels; market
firm. ~
Wheat, receipts 305, ESQ bushels ex-
ports 100, 200 bushels;sspot firm; No,8a
rod 81 541tStf.Y o.sb b.; n float md to arrive,
export grade; 97%rif.$s o. bS ntloat and TO
arrlve;f options closed u Q2c net higher;
No. ? red Mayiclosed at 81 SO; July closed
1corn. receipts ii, a2s bushels: exports
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The Old. Old Story.

PITTSBURGH, May 20.-Mrs. Doty,
wife q aSPtttsburghf&3 Lake Erie rail-
road brakeman, and her child were
burned to death ct their home on
Churchill street., McKe e s. Rocks, short
5ly before ! o'clock. The woman at
Itemptedsto light q fire In a kitchen
stove with kerosene which exploded.
Her child was standing near andathe
clothing OF both caught fire. Before
assistance reached them they were
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COOKS Imperial T51trn Dry Cham
payne should; be in every household. It
Is perfectly pure anu naturally fer
mented. i{
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|ANlth 49,
;siaseot bushels: spot sarms No. ais
OPTIONS closed X 4 net er;:SfAiay clc5-
cd al 40c;; Julylclosed SatS4oAc
WI 0nts,sreceiptss154,S0 500 bushels $exportsii
$4,000 bushels spot quiet. ssNo;ssS
sNoS2 white 1911 options closed ttts
jehangeJ,se May ats3l33sscs
SAay dull. Hops QUIET Hidessstrrl.i
Leather firm. Ess45
Beef QUIET. CutmeatsS quiet Lard
teasier; western steamed s6S7S: rehned
easy Pork steady TalloWS stea9Sxl
EEottonseedIoil SdIllsss Roslns steady Fur
PsntlneE steady. Rlcesfrm. MolassesI
istsady5 Ss;2s
coffee, options opened sieady, closed
}quletganl Interchangeable points net
Ishigher:saA sales $3.50 bags Sugar rssy
STRONG; SrefinedSfirm.
BALTTMoRE-Flopr firm and pn-
,chanscd.34giW Wheaton :sspotian month
iSl3401s34Ms. July S1509& asked steatn-1
err o.S2Eredisl 94s6Qo'
bushels; exports S135,S 500 bushels.a Corn,
steady SPOT and month 400 4OllSc: July
10 ep!40h c:s steamerFmiSe 9ISSMc re-'
fcelpts 49,, 800 bushels: exports{4o4sB0o
bushels oatsEqdiet;7 40. 2 white 1850
nominal; y No. amixed 8SSN@AAc:
ceipts 1920 bushels: exportsNlitssSl5s
bushels. Rye dull and lower; 2
nearby4IG Gao; sales; Mo- 2SwestcrnS66e
;celpts $500 bushels;9e xports!25. 700ibnshs
els 81 yNeasier;s cegtimothy1Sl2 ~ 6el
iG1ss 90. Grain frelghts SquietSanH un
changed. Butter and;cheese IsteadyFand
Unchanged Bggs wealssan unchangsds
%scINCINNATI@@Flour quiet. Wheat
lsteady:INos2 red$;lf26@1$ 3d. CornEhsY;;ss
!No.s2 mixed l37%c. Oats active tloW
Ser;! No. . mixed SIC. Rye casters No ri
S2Lard easier ut IS 81 31k.S$$Bulksmoata
aquiets ct Sc, So Bacon firm at 81 225H
Whisky suuietEat s1s2S.I s6Butter$ea
ssugarEeas Eggsydull at DC. Chsesel
dull ~ Il
seoh-
tract grade; May 81 35@1E35h.sC Corn
firm and Nc higher;SNo,8 mixed May
and June 40h Q4o'sc. Butter stsadgst
fancy western nerysS159l5Hcy 90
prints E16c.s EGGS fresh nearbys11csdp
western lie; sdossouthernS 10c.
ToLEDO-Wheat higher and irra;
No. cash s1i43 May 81 42hpbid:seE Corn
active and steady No. 2 mixed a71scgs
Oats dull; but steady; Mo- 2mdxedEEa1c
sRye$dulN and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cash
i64c. CloVerseedS active and higher;;YV
prime cashSs3ss0 0il$unchanged.
ENtRA5Io1
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~
lorc. F. q Nav 4o
PITTS, o.. div. 166H
Reading
do first 43Il
iRVGksIslaiid. .I0l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ssh
dofpreferred.1i5
StTPI&IO mnha.76
do preferred ..14S 4
lS%outllernlP
Texas &{Pac...lW
Union Pacific. b7%
Wabash ..p1M
do preferred... 1911
(Wheel,g;&sL2E. ~
doGpreferred...1l
adams; Ex.s..;.1W
American Ex.s.125
lU.s. Exprcss.s $40
wells Fargo. ..llGI
IAN. Spirits. .....1lx
(Edo preferred..!Ss0 n
lam! Tobacco...10SX
ldo ~preferred..1l7
lPeople'stGa 97h
(Col. nj
do preferredI. @
Eectric..S6
Illinois Steel... 80
lead a2M
do preferred..s.106
Pacific Mnil..... a
Pullman Pal....1S31h
Silver Cer....... SIX
Sugar ...........13fa
|Sdo preferred..11lE
Tenn. Coal ST. AK
u. s. FLeather...8 ST.
do preferred. 65M
Western Union. oQk
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ther from the sam,
"Foryears I was
unable to do my
work. I could not
aleep nights or
rest days on ac-'
coun. of contlnu-
Gus pains In my.
ST o m a c h and
back. I was un-
able to digest mv
food. Headaches
and painful uci-
nation were IRE
Iquent, and my
hearts action be.
came Increased. I
left my farm and
retired to citylife,
for l was q con-
frmed nvalid,and
tha doctors said I
would never be
well again.
va an
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AItiItHlN
Evening rostsL
blegrsm:
The stock market
but ii to;daytl
easier money with
continuance Tor q
were steady bu litt
decisive war news.
BONDs ANDEsTOt
suSs. new Is reg.12sM
do couponSlEl
JUS. IA 100
do coupon..ss.sll1h
ldo Seconds IS
EUIS. Is reg....+.1l1h
do IS coupon...llH
Pacific Is ot 95! .l0s
A.tchlson ..,......12
do preferred.
Bal, y Ohlo.....s1N
Cam. Pacinc..s.,:iSM
,,Can. ,Sputhercs.s60 SOY
Central Pacific. IL
Ches! & o. io.:9.S21h
Chi. &SAlton4...1@
sC.,fB.&yQ.; e1.d 99&
3CsC5C.&; StsL. 3as
do preferred.:. 50
Del. & Hudson..18
Del.ILack. & W.162
Den. & Rio, G....10
do preferreds..4R
ErleG (neW5.s...
do preferred... s4
Fort Wayne ....16S
Hooking Valley.6
illinois Central. .1@
Lake Erie & W.y15
do preferred...72h
ake8Shore......1S8
LOU. & Nash.... 5sH
Mich. C~entrut...102H
Mo. Pacifc.......3 3s
MI. C%entral.... o.
N.Y.fC entra1....u5
Northwestern ...125
do preferred .169
Northern Pa A
do preferred..G5 n
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y soon ~ Aller iSl4 = $1,000
happened to use Life
four boxes Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People and since then I have
been free from all pain, headache and
dyspepsia. I eat heartily and have no
appetite for strong drink or tea or COT:
fee, and feel twenty years younger.
"a "MyfweiEht has increased forty-eight
pounds. II cannot say too much for DR..
Williams Pink Pills and claim that
they; have cured me.
JOHN B. COOK"
Subscribed and sworn TO before me,
this sixteenth day Of February. 1887.
a.. P.$BARKER, Notary Public.
To people run down In health from
whatever cause-drink or disease-the
above interview will be Of interest. The
truth OF itSis undoubted as the state
ment: is sworn to, and we reproduce the
oath here For any further facts con-,
corning this medicine write to DR.. VIII
llams' Medicine Company, Schenectady,
MY
The name and address Of the subject
of above interview Is John+B Cook, Of.
i20S South Fifth Street, Lyon, Iowa.
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WITH IHE n!

irbe "IntelIiGenscr's' Corrcspon-
II dent Depicts Scenes in Camp.
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WHHEIse Mems TuRD 4. A7E2lSlggg


seqls NJ psIsqlR3 ssoul on .uofinzfltT9
camp preparatory 10 being aimed for
hesinyasaon.8sSSM Many Sofs the$latteTsaa
small and sight ins build not atWlryss1sa
and lacking In developmensSof chest.
andSmuscle. Still, fin&ithe8 climate OF
Cuba, and accustomed toSthe llpdssSotl
life there, they may 9outlast nsnSof
more{robustneEs offfortig Gndsilpparehts;
tlys Stamina. q
Among the mall forwarded to me
here 1find 81 letfer5from Sergeant Rich
rdSgQuinn,MofFthe company com
mandedfint the Fifth infantry He has
served over twenty-six Sears, twenty,
lthreejin5 the sameSconipany and twenty
two as q non-commissioned officer,
lLast5failS he asked me to use my lnfiu-S
.ence itogget him o detail onSreefuitlng
Sseryice,,Sas In all his service he had
never sseparated8from the company
He was tsto&P Pittsburgh, Pa... and
could have remained there, but when
his companysw was ordered5toSthe front
hetasked tosbes sent back to IT and his
letter was to telllme{ Of his action. He
says: New men will be coming In and!
all the non. CONS. will be needed.{and'
i am, going back
Another letterif from o former member
,of5the5 company, whose lastSenlistment
was nsthe ordnance corps, employed ut
armories and! arsenals, informs me that
The, ttooy,t has fobtainedG ""transfers,,g3 and
Is back With his sold regiment, and3on.
duty at the front. N
Howils that for the old soldiers Ideas
= - la .
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HENRY HOAEEYN.
Brevet Major U. S. "a Retired.
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I have never before seen such d mag
nlflcentS body Of men, physically, as tho
soldlery gathered here. The Twenty
NTH infantry. i think, lead In that re-
5spect.s 1Awas particularly struck with
tho looks OF two companies TINT came
back fromIK w on Sunday. Many
Of them were six feet or more In height,
and with a free, erect und3cnsy cnr-
.riago which told of long, thorough, and
systematic bodily training.
They nrc q marked contrast to our
men and the Clbansiliving2 lntthe city,
and more especially becauseiof their or
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general Information
! passenger rates to
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JOHN G.sToMLINSON,
Rasae1gerf and Ticket Agent,ESWheoling
Evening journal., 1898-08-06

Harold Thompson, attended the birth
day celebration of Professor Joseph
Shortlidge in West Chester.
Mrs. Daniel Jones will spend the
remainder of August at Baltimore, Md.
Miss Mollie Wickes, OF Dover is visit
ing friends here.
Miss Carrie Titler has returned to
her home in Chesapeake City
Mrs. John Palmer has returned from
Downingtown, Pa.
Miss Dora Lumay has returned to her
home in Chesapeake City after a visit
to friends here.
Miss Ida Woodrow, Miss Ella Reed
and Miss Margaret Platt, have been the
guests of Miss Dora Barr at Port De-
posit.
Mrs. Charles A. Fell and daughter
will spend the latter half Of August
at Atlantic City.
Miss Estelle Wyth is visiting Mrs
George Vincent at FELTON,.
Miss Mildred Downing has returned
from a visit to friends at Kemblesville
Mrs N. R. Benson and daughter
Madaline, are at Camden Camp.
Miss Mabel Buckmaster, of Wood
side, is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Mary d. Grier is spending two
weeks at the Albemarle, Atlantic City
N. J.
Evening journal., 1898-08-06
REGISTER TO-DAY.

Regular Republicans and Addicks-
ties having combined to obtain positi-
cal control OF New Castle county by
any means at their command. IL be-
comes the paramount duty Of every
Democrat to qualify himself to assist,
to the full extent of his power, the
Democratic organization to prevent the
acocmp, of the designs cf this
alliance which threatens the we,l-be-
ing Of the people Of this section Of the
state. The first duty of a Democrat
I'M this emergency is to register; the
second, to participate in the primary
elections to the end that good men may
De placed in nomination; and the third
to vote the straight Democratic ticket
at the general election, the result OF
which will be the upholding Of law and
order against AddiclSsism and lawless.
ness cloaked beneath the garments oi
that same Regular Republican organi
cation which so round.y denOuncel
and repudiated Addiclks and Addicks
ism at the last general election.
To-day is the first day OF registra
tionl From a. m. to ? o'clock noon
and from / to p. M, the registrar
and their assistants sit TO qualdn
voters for participation in the part.
primaries and the general election. G.
and register. DO not put it of. Shoy
to the world that you are determine
that Republican and Addicksite su
premacy in. New Castle county canno
be, and that you have a vital interes
in the preservation Of your persona
and property rights under the Consti
tuition and laws Of the state.
Evening journal., 1898-08-06

ment has been designated as part OF
that expedition. One thing is apparent
to every sensible person, and that Is
if the additional troops are not
needed To subjugate the island, they
should mot he sent, mo matter what
sentimtntal clamor abandonment of
the movement may raise. while there
is more or less sentiment embodied In
this conflict, it has resolved itself very
largely into a business matter Of dol
lar and cents. If Wade's division Is
really needed, let 1T go, regardless OF
expense; but do not send thousands OF
men thousands of miles at millions of
cost where they are not needed merely
to satisfy camp clamor and politicians
who hope to make themselves "soid''
with the soldiers.
Postmaster Daniel f. Stewart will
do all in his power to convince Stephen
Downey that he did not know a livs
thing when he saw It,