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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

creed 20 be- In effect 4 mortgage 20 20.
euro tho payment OF On 5000 ne had
pam fnr TO- To accomplish this end ne
tCprt nted o. Moshy's mother that u
hld been 80 agreed bctw. Mosby ami
him7elf ln ihs summer 0i 1889. because
her son had not advanced an addition
~ sum OF q 900 he had agreed t0i that
he prlmred her $4,000 n che would
consent 90 be appointed her sons guar
dl1n, Wl1 was then Insane. and that
she consented and ives appointed. AMI
was ihsu made usfendnnt 90 Gish1rn'a
action il hive MAthy'a interest 90 de-
cl1rod. II j. also true that Osborn, In
~ complaint falsely represented that
os0r'h''1>aie deed Co one.haif 0f the
claim s.mBy % Secure i1e 5000 and
ihat o. controlled The dUfsudanrs eide
1i the case ~ wei a. biz owns iilt he
prevented Mrs Dreralfr from Hetting
np her sons iiile; that no defense was
NJ -rp1scl. ana upon bis false tcsti-
ihlny the Insane mans decd was de-
cro.1 o. be- In effect mortgage 10 So
cure the 5000. ana that She court was
imposed upon and miflUd by gish0rn's
lilfs testimony. The can be no
doubt ihat che couri would not have
HiAutod ihf dgcref complained of m she
truth had been stated by Gls1orn. who
was ilc only witness. Gifh1rn NOT on
ir made false ri1icmcnr, but also con-
cellci facts and prevented ln answer
1f appearance 90 the cas- Thcra was
20 advers1ry trial. This iuFlne mans
clft WIS not presented e. Inc court.
u was decrtrd away hy means on de-
cDlt false si1tfmortt and perjury.
Faulty anhnrg an such ncf1ri1us
ara dei. stable means o. misicad and
dtl I'VE courts 0f Justice. ana deprive
persons % thelr rlghia. especially when
the Victim "a Insane.
III ihH fraud now relied on 90 SCI tho
decree aside had been In ipmn In that
case and fairly tried q could not b. re-
Tried; but such was not the cnac.
Ihorc was ~ contest before ihe cour,
On ihe trial In that case. The frauuu-
leri devices employed by The pia'nfln
m thit case prevented the formation
NJ any Issue Tor trial. aud they yfra
~ e.ull 100 supprersing the truth.
Ihlf Insane mans case was uit exhfb.
litl 90 me court The decree or tho
DECD ~ The alleged guardian made I'M
plf uahcc NJ u cannot Do permitted %
Hilhd, tIWn Freeman on Jud fmanfa.
seeh' lsl and l99. q. g. " Thrlckmor.
Con. aS y. a. CD
The decree ~ the court below ais
missing pllnilf'H suit r. revara.d. and
.1' case " reminded with air. rtf1ns 10
tAai court 90 act aside Co., cluciuai,ns
ll Iiw' ana 90 SKATE others ln accord.
WIN thlf opinion, and 60 grant a
I.'le' annul.nE and settling aside the |
q orec 70 Sept. Lisa. In tbo csse ~ |
Vl I'm W Emcrlne Drosficr riilrdlan
~ 'l' pcrs1n ana estate rf Daniel 4 |
NJ l'ny' ana vncatlng her dHal Ia pur- |
.uln.e thereof 60 Osborn. and ndiiidr.
i,lig ilr' tlils 10 onr-haif " me Goyatr. |
~ l'n claim, the property described in |
~ nplalhi, T. be IN Daniel =. Mos- |
tn" 70 PAIN
Ius.fsa Nffn.r ,,,.,,.. a..
Justice n1rich Or out IN the ritv.
10 ln uriarfi11d th1i pl,lntirf, wm
nov comm nee Proceedings arainst
uiehnrn and the Ghyf. Marion com.
pany - re'1vrr the value ~ ono.hsig
of The ore taken from the Geyscr elsIn
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A, t.s,ssn.ineh rir,ak Of very nn-
~ al lfarfd nn the 2sn.f0ut west
A tIdihi Glsi0n mine. uilnln county
a IN uu over 500 per ton. The
ID h 4 isilnsd by o. iIl.iu1i rh1fi
u or tut. and obtains good alr
la ootsidt With the Saratoga SHAFT
= VII b ~ longest uu ihr muuu'
isl urn large b1dlH1 ~ 5000
Adiin allied the Ulfi Eniupfiar
30 hfird In ths Taylor river
s y 0unnIr0n county An open
mfhe ifti long Up0ncl 81 Inches
VI gllfif showing clrpof. ana ln p1n-
d ~ tests u iIHl shove gold Quar-
fVl samples taken from ave tons %
D. save a Ntue hoitrt than W per ton
n sold. copper ard silver. TIE vein
<il b. dnfi0i 0n one hundred feet.
Eniufna frlm thf smelling ore shipped
Dom the LILLIAN mine. unr.n county,
Eave fsis per ton. The milling ore
pred 90 IN sold nn ihr plates. ana ne
4 nefnirlieH gave 50 per l4.. Thf
'haii i hrlnr sunk deeper Tor ne pur-
e. N dgrol1p.nF new STOPPING ground.
o. west level connects within ihoWash
tnh. The strike reported Do mo DfW.y
~ Manila claims, on Mount HAYDEN.
Isny county hlH been confirmed nm
'iin d four fcft vide with nIy rfre.r
I I'm Q 90 n inches wide MAJ runs ffi
f1.d ana silver pr ton Atnii Win
llll i1 ih- rrHptty and fhlpmeBts
nnlncai The gHIsar m'no IN ~.
n, crik district. Gllnin r1nntv I.
linF road down Mldhlran I'm ,9..
i,sline ahlrnlng ~ soon as me
. 'IlAetl Thgra Do "a lHfse
nl OF 9f' 1n top ra1y ilr nm.
. Nh.eh VIII Dr. treated at pi,tr
-n- Ihe ore ls both milling ar1 /
4 VIZ From Junction rrs9t ~
t.unlN COMES word fh4t 81.
ht' mInr o. % regular rs1li.
y fh'ppar Tho ore ehuf. m fb. |
n.t almost ln SIGHT az. I
80 boy tunnel viii IAN M ~, I
Z. .ils ana M echrliar eis,s, ~.
- iAch Will soon have uirrty w /
~ n. The Lord Hymn r,i,,.
! ~ y ~, ~ wear Creek county n /
| tr,,gi I. 'f.g'f, nll N whom AZ
| ~, BY, wv Nir' The shafI BE- d5w,,
!, ~ IVY Nlli Do dropped 10 ~ ~,
1,v,i. NV levels run M rs.,,,-
~ a.h Nlll open tho pfangs.,
~ IA .sofkefd md laraas nnt,,,s
IN inner m San Juan etnrr,nt
-, h.en ldle since silver ' Ivy,
ma az least resur,lt We
Il IN. ~ BITTER outlook III M. ,,. NolA
IN ~ q ihg so.fldt dfit ,e'
Il ~, thait. There nrs tv., IN
Z, M s,iin'llnF ore, copper sl,i ' w
H. w pay fnr shipping ~ ,s 90,
~ = , 'n,li'r Work ON m, i i!'... pu-
N q, l is, j ilkInr brse'i1 Tc.'a.
,,eal'isst over ail an, Noe, IN
iisI,..llh. ilrt wac davsi5,, ,.nf
|,a.tsa ''a ap A , Rad Occurred in 't n,
T. NJ Ne quarisI,a soma o.'. ,. We're
u a., i |, 11,i, contact dSpol '.ii''n t
I, 1'ai''.is q wuI bs I gtl, locates
~. ~. I'd. L.itla Mana e 9,Ns %
lst r ,,i go Juan cSaSt tam N
n s y. 1! STEADY pl5 '.Gl become q, in
Z ~. ne M nrst shipment =, Irish hlgh'
w 'ai.,flctary I 95y lha' win
|iuiy pI,, only a NV moais, 81, The
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that In marc trip % omaha Exno-
Mtinn you oH The rnnd ONLY ONE
NIGHT n 30 uf0 tho overland LIN.
ted ~ n unlnn plcinc9 Just tho
ming for nulus people who prefer o.
travel by lIl-ht and Tor "Mrn nf
Amairn." g. rhlm he saving OF q buai-
ness day u h Important consideration,
We have a. "Fast Mall" ONLY ONE
DAY on u rad % omaha. Appro-
citation ~ af Incompatible time. to-
gethor will i.hing ear service ana Fu-
porior cauiIrNUt ia best shown By the
popular dcriHl Tor tickets via the
Union Pioa % ,ho "Old stand" g0i
Main street
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How M and rory you look. Nora. ="
exclaimed nlb.l. Who had iust rs.
turned fror OBJ beach. and was grcst.
Ing her frtl
Yes. dr. replied Nora. y am
FEELING ~ til'y, ana mamma says I
hsve az alm'ng appetite"
whore ihg world have you been
since I fau ydug"
Il nave 1nt.noi nc home" replied
Nora, ''ahi have worked hard ryrfy
day. hui hy been taking TINT won.
derful med rs Hoods Snu1plr.ill.
ana II has ans me-. Oh, no much good.
You 500 | iaayt Ike % f.0i we'll
when I 10 itay, and leave Tor the
PSI week"
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nIrs ANp srrn.

~, on ihe curb vac.
IL. '''inlon N'''' lively
e, e. Of ,6' Na ai' being made for
i.ll ss 1l''a ,hia par,l o,,,,.
.'Aola'r on X 3s.o w.ll b. pa bIin ~
.lind y, cs ll,lm.sra hly. ,.,,..
b Mini n pulling maehI8s.g-g1 r, z, The
'n' s.v.r I;inF al ~ pj ne
I6Ha''',i 3 =, 'aEqlHya ds,,
tf,as.'.' 'k. Idaho. ar5 tanl numo
''''a ''' almost raldy ' f5r
Z i, u A. Nv 'a al. ana ana. Buck mines
4 'A' s.g ,6.rp5ss,,1 as to put tgSsam,
s.t '6i.A4Ili,, Denver Ma, n,-
Y g,y b ss5l cl,st coant91 The he. GA
T., M, l'H'F boiler machinery.
| .ss f S o Cedar c,,y
|@ssay ss y, slai,iIne ao, q ihe ae.
Encouraging y AN NJ,
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provo. UTAH.

sheriff storrs wont "a Highland yes.
teriay and made "iwln brothers shake
hands" The brothers had quarreled
ana one lodged a c0mplni charging
Afainlt In the iusilce'l court agninst
ihe other. Whom Mr.. stora had in
NestlElird the ease be- asked .he conn
planning brother whether h. ala no..
think 10 would look had 20 have a f1m-
Wy row of that kind IN HE courts. The
complainant thought the matter over
anu concluded that d would NOT Ia
cr,dlilble. The sheriff ihen inter.
Nl,Wtd The accused brother and he wis
wiling % rtmme friendly relations
VIZ me result was lhat the case was
Nlthirawn, good fcelinrs were r.ltnre1
ana ~ costs VIII be charged 10 m
county N''
Notices o. location have been nled
nl.n county Recorder Thomas " mo
Hawaiian Consolidation and fhe CO.
mania mining claims. situated ab,,,
s.vv toct southoastrr!y from the nd,
.fanle Western Hallway bridge Ma sq
~, near Lehl, located BY J1aepb
hlehllch ct Al. 'F"
Three tramps were brought ,-,,,
i.gann yesterday one OF them. JThn
MArlln, was sentenced to serve "a d,ys
" me county iall by Justice Tavi5r
~ steallng cabbage. William Issii,
ana william brown were sentonred r.
yagrancy. "''''F 'lF
aessfs. Done and Archbald. the paw
On pNyele manufacturers. were III
own manufacture. " 'n''f
y 9; Thompson Il back from R,r
s N, ,r Mnere ne his been with a iSres |
n'sS 'l'' ~ OF muttons' which ha dis.
p'''u or at saflsfaeiory prices VS.
Alfsod saxey Jr has been b,ro.,,,
y VA l .,,i rom ne mlgsi5n 10 Englan9
'''u "''' return homa In she fail. o ANU
M, ~ oat9Ehier has been born 20 Mr.. an,
Ars' Aar'hall Snow All Well ''' ana
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M STOCK EXCHANGE.
-. yr OyI.i and he Call vas S''''
$50 IAvosh 10 Hurry
..,.c vtyf COMPARATIVELY GOOD


"a, ,aor, on 'chnnse 'ouay
Tsf' Va, .., ny excitement In ceys.r,
,'''-' .,,.. r \. ysry pliialy an effort.
y I'm, m. mornings eau 'h'rs v'r :,
- . anl ~ iIss, wen, under ihs
y Wv. ", 10. cents IN o i.o'o'shai'
iianf ~ ~ ~ vrrc so0 Littic Pitts
l.i. Nv, \. execution OF mild Bidding on
W, 800. =, rio,sa che cal Wa =
g i (, ,,rsrqh In a bis hurry and lef'
.,ai,s ilEs thlsi
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II was netifd with dyspepsia md
coald IND ihluf that gave me relief
until I begr taking il0ud0 saranpnr-
lila. After 11.i nur bottles Of this
medicine l ~ cured I'm now IN per-
fcct health inl there are mo- Indications
that I ever had dyspepsia" jon ID.
koontz. Gulin. New Mexico.
HOODS ILLS nrr tho only pills 20
take with lo0la slrslparllln, BE SURF
To get ii0d'a @
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city Auditor Swan submitted 10 che
Council last evening hia financial re-
port Tor iho month ~ July. Il showed
n follows;
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One Night Treatment % T; =:

No r'shl coax no hands IA ttronT, hot
lather % Cu-lCuHA foAP nry thofo1rhiy
and nno'ut frssiy via CuliCuRA. froatest o.
'nolllont fkll cprsa. WoiF o,d th rloyet.
With mo lnE-F ends COT o. Gli hoics Ia tlo
ralmi for vtutllautl. ros no. rough. ehappsd
o. dlicalorgd hand, dy. htf-fct. itchlnr' Il.
pfiah faias. With faarrlsts sails and painfui
hnsef ,aif, tals ueat!aent 10 wonderful
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f,ld ihrorghout me world. Price. CurL
I9liLN hi,ln .ANn ciii-M. comp idsiul.
fgle iiog h'ltl.h pspet. Rirs tdvad ~.
t .,,,.on' send fer "ilow " Produce sefi.
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ladies white Ventilated oor..,.
nj A. A

sse' during week Of SUNNI. GU.
ms SAFE commencing Monday. Aug .l Is.
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS
no Ornndc Wr1tcrn IIallway,

indianapolis and return, Sass on Au-
gust H. IS ana No.
Omaha and return, &32 on August 90
90 80
Cincinnati and r.urn. sHCO on Sep
temher 1, ana ..
omaha ana return, S22 on September
Do "a.
The RIO Grlnda Western railway
orora choice 0f three distinct scenic
routes ana an excellent double daily
through train service. Pullman palace
ana Pullman tourist sleeping cars.
hunot ana free reclining chair cars.
Ticket office No, i0l ives, Second South
(D0oly block c1rnerl,
Ladies' white and Colored shirt Waists
at =. a. u. l.
one-thlrd on an Prices. week COM
menclng Monday Aug, IL.
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2. c. N. l. ''''uai summer Clearance sale
Week con 'elng Monday Aug. IL.
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PROVO.
Garden Civ Notes.

AUGUST II. is8s.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
sT. JOHN's LODGE.

The fftieth anniversary of st. Johns
Lodge, No. 2, A. F. A. NJ, was cele-
brated last night. The exercises were
held in the lodge room, and consisted
Of the following program: Music, or
chestra, William Perry, leader; ad-
dress, Rev. /. r. Watkins; solo, Charles
Handy; song, Star Spangled Banner; "
address by Grand Master ]. e. Dutton;
recitation, A. Bartlett; music, orches-
ira; address. Rev. f. Burgette Short;
solo, William H. Robinson, Jr.; ad-
dress, Rev. DR.. Miller, Of Newport;
song, Columbia, the Gem Of the
Ocean" music, orchestra. There was
one initiation. Refreshments were
served in the adjoining room.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
ABOUT REYENUE STAMPS.

COLLECTOR WELLS NOTIFIED
THAT THEY HAVE BEEN SENT
AND CAUTION MUST BE USED IN
THEIR DISTRIBUTION.
Deputy Collector of Internal Reve-
nue. Wells, for this district, this morn
ing received the following order from
Collector Parlett:
Il have just sent you by registered
mail the following new revenue
stamps 10000 one-cent documents,
5000; 10000 two-cent documents, 5000;
4,OOC five-cent documents, 5000; 100
fifty-cent documents. $50. Proprietary
stamps; 1000 ss, $3.50; 1000 Is, $3.50;
2,OOc one-cent, $40; 1000 two-cent $40;
1900 four-cent, $50. Total value OF
stamps. $50
you will impressupon the patrons
Of your district that they must order
only in limited quantities to meet their
actual demands until a larger supply
can be sent you. You will have to use
your Judgment in this respect and fln
orders most judiciously. Stamps have
also been forwarded to the Union Ma
tional Bank of your city, their orders
amounting to as much as has been sent
you, so that you can refer your patrons
to them. A further supply will be
sent you, including other denomina-
tlons, as soon as they are received
from the department. Where you
haven't the denomination called for
two or more stamps can be used tc
cover the tax. For the information OIL
the public you can state that bank
checks drawn prior to July 1, and pre-
sented for payment on or after thai
date, do not require a stamp"
Mr.. Wells said this morning tha
stamps can also be had at the Office o.
r. R. Robinson, at Fourth and Mar
ket streets.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30

tion of Sussex county was held in Sea
ford yesterday Benjamin Woodall and
Peter f. Causey drove down, the latter
making an address in the morning on
Sunday School Music
A large dog belonging to James Nc
Caffrey bit the hand Of Lee Hynson
quite severely on Monday, as he was
passing along the street.
The Chapel Sunday school has de-
cided to hold it's annual picnic. at
Slaughter Beach on July 6. The Ave
nue. Sunday school will make an ex-
Woodland Beach.
A big thunder storm, accompanied by
a downpour Of rain, visited this sec
ton Tuesday night about z o'clock.
The thunder was terrific and the light
ming very bright, but no damage was
done beyond the striking and splitting
OF tree in South Milford.
Mrs. Mines, of Camden, N. j., for
merly Miss Caddie Cooper, of this
town, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Grier,
Charles Harrington. OF Pennington
spent Sunday with his mother-in-law
Mrs. Ruth Carlisle.
Mrs. Clarence Watson, of Fairmount
West Virginia, and Miss Nellie Kalk
man, of Ellicott City, Md, are guest:
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Aldred.
Mrs. Charles Magee, OF Philadelphia
and formerly of Delaware, is VISITING
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Hall.
Miss Marie Coulson Is the guest O
Of Mrs. Saunders Truitt and her bro
| thpr is the quest of DR. John Sharp
Miss Jessie Harrington and Watson
and Heisler Harrington spent Sunda!
with their grandmother, Mrs. Rutl
] Carlisle.
Mrs. John W. Causey has returne,
from a visit to Philadelphia and VIII
mington.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL HOTES

Mrs. c. P. Holcomb spent yesterday
in Philadelphia.
The High School Alumni gives its
entertainment tonight.
Private Edward Taylor, Of the n. G.
D., attended the st. Peters day service
at Emmanuel P. E. Church yesterday.
Mrs. John ]. Black and Miss Armi-
tage Black spent yesterday in Philadel-
phda.
Mrs. William N. Boggs returned to
Dover yesterday morning.
Miss Maria Rogers spent to-day at
Camp Tunnel.
Miss Sarah Rodney has returned
home from visiting the Misses Enos, Of
Porter's station.
Albert Watson, Of Dover, spent the
night with his sister, Mrs. A. e. VIII
son.
Andrew Gray was a visitor at New
Castle yesterday.
Miss Bertha Abele, Of Wilmington
returned home last night.
Mrs. EVAN Jemison. formerly OF this
place, who has been seriously sick for
some time, is much better at her home
in Washington, ID. c.
Miss Butler, of Odessa, who has been
a guest OF her cousin, Charles Read
has returned home.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
EEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES

The British steamer Shelley passed
up yesterday.
John Walls is driving an artesian
we'll in his kitchen.
Harry Hunter, Mics Reba Saunders
and Miss Sneider took long ride on
their wheels yesterday.
John NJ Wilson and wife will spend
the Summer at the latter's home, near
New Castle
Three soldier boys from C1mp
Reeves were brought over to the prison
last night for drunkenness.
Service was held at Emmanuel
Church yesterday, it being st. Peters
day.
Frank De Haven Janvier has return
ed from Harvard College.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the New Castle gas works
will be held at the secretary's office, in
the city OF New Castle, on Monday, the
9TH day OF July. 1898. at a. m. for
the purpose Of elecdng a board OF di-
rectOrs.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
COMPIIMENT no DONAHOF.

The Ohio State Journal, OF Columbus.
Ohio, OF date Of June 26, says: "Past
National Commander John p. Donahoe
has again entered the service OF his
country and will fight for Old Glory.
He is commissioned major OF the
Fourth Alabama Infantry position
which thousands of his comrades
throughout the country hope he will
not accept, as his grand record in the
war Of the rebellion, his executive abil-
ity and zeal for the advancement ol
his country's cause, certainly entitls
him to a higher grade"
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
A SAD CASE.

Joseph Austin, young Englishman,
was taken to F'arnhurst yesterday
from Wilmington. He was taken sick
on last Saturday and grew worse from
day to day until he became delirious,
and his landlady was unable to keep
him in thehouse. Wordwas sent to I'M
manuel Chapter, of the St. Andrew
Brotherhood, Of which he was an ac-
tive member. and also member OF
Emmanuel Church. A committee OF
Two went over to see him, but he had
been removed to Farphurst. He will
be looked after by Rev. Fletcher Clark
and the brotherhood chapter. He has
no relatives In this country.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
A ouEsr1oN or IrR1sn1crIoN.

Chester. June sO.-George w. scheetz
who is charged with assault and battery
upon Miss Augusta Boyer and Miss LII
liam Tustan, has been held in $1,000 bail IN
each case, and $500 bail for assault and
battery, with intent TO XIII John Clark
The aair grew out Of pleasure trip upon
the river, and a question Of Jurisdiction
has arisen, the New Jersey authorities
contsnding that scheetz should be tried
in that state
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
A JERsEy rT,AG-RATsNIG

Salem, June sO-In the presence OF sew
eral hundred people, Forrest Lodge. No.
Z. X. Of p. Of salem. last night raised a
handsome American flag in front Of their
building. Lawyer Mecum presided over
the exercises. The Twelfth Regiment
Band furnished the music Rev. W w.
Bullock. Of Port Norris, delivered an ora
ton.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
BICYCIIE CIUB's EXCURSION.

The excursion given last night by the
Wilmington Bicycle Club. OF this city
was a success. The City Of Chester
which took the party, was crowded
and many we're turned away. Those
who we're fortunate enough TO go were
delighted with the trip and look for
ward to the next excursion to be given
by the club, in August.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
MAY REFuNn MoNEY.

Council met last night, but took no
action on the Fourth Of July celebra-
tiom The matter may be brought UP
at to-night's regular meeting Of Coun-
Gil, but 1t is said that motion win be
made to refund the money to the city
Golfers.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
CONVENTION NATIONAL EDUCA-
TIONAL ASSOCIATION. WASH


INGTON, d. C.-REDUCED RATES
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
For the National Educational Asso-
ciation 90 be held ait Washington, D..
c., July to II, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company will sell excursion tick
cts from points on its line to Washing
ton and return at rate Of single fare
for the round trip plus $2.00 member
ship fee. These tickets will be sold on
and going, july to Z, and good to re-
turn leaving Washington July to Is.
when stamped by Joint Agent at
Washington. BY depositing ticket
with Joint Agent on or before July u
and on payment of 80 cents the return
limit may be extended to August 81.
Tickets for side trips from, Washington
to Gettysburg. Richmond, Old Point
Cofort and Southern battlehelds will be
on sale at the ticket offices of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in
Washington, during the continuance
Of the convention.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
RAN INTO A PIER.

The General Cadwalader, steamer
plying between Philadelphia and Balti-
more, ran into one Of the piers opposite
Delaware street wharf yesterday after
noon as she was landing here. No ma
terial damage was done.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
POPULAR EXCURSION TO MAG
ARA FALLS. TUESDAY, JULY 12
$1,000 ROUND TRIP.

A ten (1O) Day Tour to America s
Greatest Natural Wonder. via B. g. O.
Royal Blue Line and the Lehigh Val
ley Route through the Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys-tbe Switzerland OF
America. Special train Of elegant day
coaches and parlor cars will be run on
Tuesday, July II, on following sched-
ule: Leave Wilmington, 1O.45 a. m, ar
irving Niagara Falls II D. m.
Stop overs allowed on return trip al
Buffalo, Rochester. Geneva, Burdette
(Wathns Glen), and Mauch Chunk
Special arrangements for dinner and
supper en- route at very reasonable
rates. CAN on Ticket Agents, Balti-
more and Ohio r. r., for full particu-
lars.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
CLARK LEAVES FOR TRENTON.

Thomas S. Clark LEFT to-day for
Trenton. A number OF friends called
to see him at the prison yesterday,
among them being Senator Kenney
and Albert Watson. OF Dover. Mrs.
Clark and daughter remained with Mr..
Clark until the last.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
ON "A FISHING TRIP.

Alvord P. Whittaker's steam launch
Crescent, went down the Delaware last
evening with a fishing party. II in
cluded Mr.. Whitaker, Frank Whitta-
ker, Edward Booth and George Willis
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
IMPROVEMENTS AT LIGHTHOUSE.

The lower lighthouse is undergoing
the same improvements as the upper
light, grading and laying out drive
ways. Owing to the work being done
there Mr.. Cofeld, the lighthouse
keeper, viii not be able to accommo-
date as many bathers as heretofore.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
TAKEN WITH CRAMPS.

Eddie Bull, young Lad employed at
the woolen mill, was taken with severe
cramps yesterday. He was taken to
his home by two of the men employed
there and medical aid was sent for.
Evening journal., 1898-06-30
ATLANTIC CITY

Commencing Sunday, July 3, the
steamer Ulrica. leaving Wilmington
King street wharf at 730 Sunday
only, will connect at Pennsgrove with
through trains for Atlantic City, arriv-
ing at 1910 and IL a. m. Returning
trains viii leave Atlantic City at $50
p. m, arriving in Wilmington at sic
p. m. Fare for round trip, only $3.50
Positive sale lots 12th & clavton Julv q