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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
He Got Tt.

A knowledge of human nature In
everywhere serviceable. Witness the
following dining room scene from the
Golden Penny:
scene-The breakfast table Of a West
End boarding house.
Mr. Smithers-Pass the SALT please.
No notice is taken
Mr.. Smithers raising his voice-Pass,
the salt. please.
His, neighbors are absorbed in their
conversation, and his request remains
unheeded.
Mr. Smithers-Have you heard the
latest scandal?
Everybody (eagerly)-No; what is it7
Mr. Smithers-Pass the salt. please.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
Left Havana For New York Yester-
day Morning.
ENGINES OUT OF ORDER
POSTMASTER AT SANTIAGO RE
FUSED TO SEND MAILS.
seamen Say the Vessel Has Been IN
seaworthy For a Long Time, Her
Hull Being Damaged-Has as
Passengers Prominent Railroad
Men and Congressman.

Havana, Nov 3.-The transport Pan
ANA, from Santiago, fears for which
vessels safety had ben entertained, ar
rived here today at 8 a. m. and landed
seven American passengers, including
some military officers. She left Ha-
vsna at about 10 a. m, her destina-
ton apparently being New York. 1t is
reported the Panama has about 400 sick
men on board.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
TWO KINDS OF RATIONS.
Troops In the Tropics Need Different
Food.

San Francisco, Nov S.-Captain Lee
Linn. chief commissary of the army in
the Philippines, who arrived here on the
Peru is on his way to Washington with
official reports. His home is in Wabash.
md. and he will stop there before re-
turning to Manila. He said in an inter
view: at is probable that in the future
the government will have two kinds of
rations-one for troops in the TEMPER
ate zone. and another for soldiers in the
tropics l suppose that more vegetables
provided for men on military duty in the
Philippines. l saw a message of COM
plant fled by the Colorado regiment. The
fault is not with the government nor with
the oommissary. 1t is with the company
cooks and the company officers. There is
never any complaint from the regulars.
They know how to husband their rations.
They even save sufficient, to create quite
a company surplus fund
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
COLONEL AMOS WEBSTER DEAD.
Was a Member Of General Grants
Staff In Richmond Campaign.

Washington. Nov. 3-Colonel Amos
Webster, a member of General Grants
personal staff in the campaign around
Richmond. died here today after a sick
ness of some months duration. He was
born in East Boston, Mass, nearly g.
years ago. and when the war broke out
enlisted as private in the First Massa-
chusetts infantry. He steadily rose
all through grades to lieutenant colonel
ana was Warmly coinInended Tor ga1lantry
when Lee surrendered at Appomattox
and continued on his staff in Washington
for some time, finally resigning from the
army. President Grant appointed him
register of wills of the District of Column
bia, in which Office he served for u years.
Later he was chief clerk in the treasury
department He leaves a widow, a son
and daughter. both grown
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
TROOPS FOR MANILA.
Pennsylvania Sailed Yesterday With
1.O2S Officers and Men.

San Francisco. Nov. S.-The transport
Pennsylvania, with the Fifty-first regi-
ment of Iowa volunteers on board, sailed
this evening for Manila. 1t numbers 1,02S
officers and men, and the transport is in
charge of Colonel Lopez. Since the
Towans came to San Francisco death and
discharges have reduced the ranks of the
regiment by over 800 men,
One lady went on the transport, Mrs.
Williams, the wife of Chaplain II. p.
Williams. bad been granted permission
to accompany her husband to Manila, and
awaited herself of the privilege. AS the
Pennsylvania went down the bay the
Iowa band played q number of patriotic
airs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
DESTINATION OF wARSHIPs.
Spain Notified That Oregon and Iowa
Are Bound For Honolulu.

Washington Nov. 3.-In regard to
Spains protest against sending the bat
tleships Oregon and Iowa to Manila, Sec
rotary Of State Hay has notified VI. THE
baut. the French charge d affaires, who
is representing Spain in the absence of NJ
Cambon. that the destination of these
ships is Honolulu, and as that is now an
right TO send the ships there. The Oregon
and Iowa are now in Brazilian waters.
and while officially it is stated they are
mitted that they will proceed to Manila
without delay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
One Passenger on Transport.

San Francisco. Nov. S.-The transport
st. Faul arrived early this morning from
Manila. The only passenger brought by
the Morgan City which reached here last
night. was Private Louis Patton of the
Fourteenth infantry, whose term of SER
vice recently expired. When $500 miles
from San Francisco the crown sheet in
one of the Morgan City's boilers COL
lapsed, and she was obliged to continue
her trip with one-half steam power, re-
ducing her speed from 10 to S.6S knots.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
What He meant To Saw.

New York Evening Journal: The
Maid-I want a pair of stockings.
The Clerk (who stutters)-Y-y-ye
m-m- m-miss; here th-th-they are.
Shall LII put them on y-y-y-
The Maid-Sir-r-rI
The Clerk-Y-y-your bill?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
GERMAN COLONY AT TRIPOLL.
Emperor Secures the Right From the
Sultan to Establish.

London, Nov. 4.-The ConstantinopIe
correspondent of the Standard says:
Emperor Williams visit to CONSTANT
nople has resulted in an agreement with
the sultan whereby the latter gives the
kaiser the right to plant large Ger
man colony along the whole frontier
of Tripoli. This arrangement viii pro-
tect the sultan from French encroach-
ments across the Tripoli-Tunis frontier
and will avoid granting concession
in Asia Minor, which would induce Rus
STA to demand COMPENSATION.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
GENERAL LBE'S MOTHER DEAD.
Sustained Internal Injuries From a
Recent Fall.

Richmond, Va, Nov. S-AIrs. Ann Marie
Lee. mother of General Fitzhugh Lee,
died today at the home of her son, Cap
tain Daniel Lee in Stafford county from
the result of fall received several days
ago General Lee left this city for STAFF
ford today. The funeral will eat Alex
andria tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
MURDERED FOR MONEY.
Ten Thousand Dollars Overlooked
When Crime Was Committed.

Akron, o., Nov 3.-Ten thousand
dollars has been discovered at the late
home of Oscar Osborne, who was muir
dered in Richfield a few weeks ago. 1t
is said the murdered man had con-
fided to neighbor the hiding place of
the money. The theory is now ad-
vanced that the strap found about Os-
bornes neck was used to choke and
strange him to induce him to tell
where the money was hidden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
The Increment.

Brooklyn Life: Miss Gushington-
How do you write such lovely poetry.
Mr.. Stanza? Do you have to wait until
the spirit moves you?
Mr.. Stanza-Er-yes-or the landlord
threatens to.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04

The United States battleship Texas ar
rived at New York yesterday from Phila-
deIphia She win go to the navy yard to
be placed in dry dock for repairs to the
propeller, which was injured by contact
rs.o 70 i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
To Cure a cod In One Dav

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. The genuine has L.
p. q. on each tablet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-04
POPE LEO ILL.

DR.. Lapponi Has Been Summoned to
His Bedside.
London. Nov. "A special from Rome
says the pope is Ill, and that his Dhysi-
clan Dr. Lapponi, has been summoned.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
THE PENINSULA PRESS

The worlds bondho.ders have the
money of the world cornered. Their
policy is to make money scarce ana
dear in. order to force down the price
of proper.y and commodities md thus
add 10 their wealth. by robbing pro-
ducers and taXpayers.-De.aware REG
ord.
Our waterway is at our door for the
TRANSFORMATION Of the necessary ore
from the pearl of the Antilles" We
have the land and first-class freight
age by rail and water The relief from
taxation tor the period of ten years
for all new industries is anCgher great
inducement for capitalists to think
twice before locating elsewhere
'straws tell which way the wind is
b.owing'' and if the straw that breaks
the came.s back is not laid on the
wouid-be strawboard mill, We may
look for the erection Of the sam'
some time in the near future.-NeM
Castle News.
The encmies of Senator Kenney vii
never forgive him for being elected tS
/ the United States Senate. II become.
more evident daily that had he no
been eiected to the Senate he wou&
never have been heard of in connection
with the Dover bank.-Sussex Coun
tian.
There are men in the Republican
party whcse election would not be
disgrace to the state. The Regulars cal
compel the Unions to unite with then
upon such a man, or elect no one. Tn
unions four years ago cried "Addicl1
Tor nobody" and the resulN was ncbod
was elected. a like position taken b
the Regulars at this time viii ciea
their skirts Of all suspicion Of corrur
tion and would prevent the state fror
being represented in the Senate by a
adventurer whose wealth is the onl
power he possesses in politics, an
whose election would be a disgrace
our proud little state, whose able rel
rekentatiyes in that body have eve
been her boast.-Deiaware Democrat.
Z The Legislature which Is shortly
meet is Republican and ought TO a,
b, Republican. II cur Democratic men
E bers get up a trading and swappin
! with the enemy We shall come out I
t, the business with all the odium an
the enemy with all the credit. 1t wi
be said as usual the Democrats did
smyrna Call.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22

QUITO artisans. and by them put in
circulation. Increased v0,ume Of the
circulating medium In Philadelphia
and Its vicinity means that a corsid-
erab,e amount OF SUCH additional
money will be spent in Delaware in
various ways. There is every reason
why the members OF Congress from
this district should give their voices
and votes 10 the cause Of making
League Island what it should be-the
principal navy yard in the United
States.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
HE WWH NoT RIEsIGN.

How kind of the Morning News to
suggest TO UNITED States Senator Rich
ard r. Kenney the propriety Of resign
ing It's motive is to have some OF its
good Republican friends profit by such
foolish action. Every man is innocent
until he is proved guilty.. That is a
maxim of law which NO one but the
Morning News win dispute Even
Judge Bradford and District Attorney
Vanhegrift Will admit II. It is the duty
Of the government TO prove him guilty.
It's inability to do go renders him in
nocent in the eyes OF the law. With ali
OF it's pondeTous machinery it has made
two futile attempts to encompass his
ruin and degred0Gon. In both In
stances a majority OF jurors favored
acquittal. In the second trial, which
was more Cnergetically cGnluced by
the government than the first one, the
number Of jurors favoring acquittal
was increased, and those who did net
favor acquittal were Republicans and
Addioksltes trying a prominent Demo-
orat whose position was wanted by the
Republican and Addicl1site managers
s0 s,lye po1tical problem which
now confronts them. Senator Kenney
will not resign, and unless the govern
ment gets twelve mcn for conviction
he goes wholly innocent, for the bur-
den OF proof is on the prosecution and
not on the defendant This is another
maxim cf law which the Morning News
has overlooked.
Tho Every Evening declares that il
was Scotch verdict" 1t does NOT
know what a Scotch verdict is. II the
twelve men had come in as a unit and
declared that they believed the de-
fendant guiigy but that the govern
mont had not proved him guilty, THAI
w5uid have been a Scotch verdict Bun
when seven Democrats and one Re
publican come into court and say that
a Democratic United States senator is
wholly innocent; when two Republi-
cans and one AddLeksite come in anO
say that he is wholly guilty; and when
one Republican spends three days il
voting blank ballots. not being salts
fed in his own mind whether the de-
fendant is innocent or guilty., 1t is as
much like a Scotch verdict as III,
owner Of the Every Evening is like 4
Democrat.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
GRIEEIR-PRlATT.

Miss Mary Pratt and William Greer
were married at the parsonage of West
Presbyterian Church, Rev. A. n. Keig-
win officiating. Miss AD.dy Farnen
wss the maid of honor. A reception
followed at No. 1O6 Madison street.
Upon their return from their wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Greer viii reside al
No. S21 West Second street.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
The engagement Of Miss Grace Pen
nimore. of Woodbury., N. j.. TO Judge
William r. Reynolds, of A1iddletown
is announced.
James NJ. Bryan is recovering from
an attack Of the grip.
Victor B. Wooiley is suffering with
la severe attack Of la grippe.
Mrs. Katharine A. Sheldrake, OF Har-
ringtOn. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. z
c. Hardesty.
State Insurance Commissioner I'd.
ward Fowler. of Laurel, was in tOwr
to- day.
Harry and Sadie Howard announc'
their return to the stage this season
They are both Wilmington people
and well-knOwn here.
The-statement current yesterday tina
! Represeneative-ele James c. Coma
way. Of Sussex county, was dead, wa
last night denied by Dr. Caleb r. Lay
ton, his physician.
Charles /. Beckett is home from co,
! .ege for the holidays.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
Qua EXFoRrs AVN MPORrs.

The export trade of the Uniteo
States for 1898 will exceed that Of any
year in the history Of the nation II
figures sent out from Washington by
Republican officials have not been jug
gled for poNtical effect. The Treasury
Bureau of Statistics says that only
twice in our history have the expcr,s
in a calendar year passed the billior
dollar line; in 1898 they will be ;
billion and a quarter. During th'
eleven months OF 1898. emitting with
November. they are greater than il
any fun calendar year preceding. tn
total for the eieyen months being 81.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
w1IsoN's sPRIEADEAGIEIsM.

General James III. Wilson must want
something more from the present ad-
ministrauon. In a speech at Augusta,
Ca, during the entertainment Of Presi-
dent McKinLey, the general said:
But, splendid as the presidents
work has been. there stiN remains
greater work for him 20 do. II is
glprious work. II is work which justl-
hes the president in saying that We
are at .ast one, and that the C0nfeder-
ate soldier should receive the same
treatment as the Federal soldier.
! hoTe TO see the day when oul
starry flag shall float everywhere from
the frozen North 10 the sunny CLINE Cd
Central America. We are too big anC
powerful and progressive TO have
neignhors On this continent, and I trus
that before the next administration o.
the president closes the flag viii H.
over every foot OF the continent from
the northern extremity OF the Domin
ion OF Canada to the Gulf of Mexico.
This demonstrates that General VIII
son is an expansionist Of the mos
pronounced type. If we are 50 bi
and powerful and progressive, VIII
should we fear the presence Of neigh
byrs on this continent, II they be goo
ICighbors? Would the general hay
Prcsicere, Mckinley provoke war wit
Great Britain by the seizure Of Can
ada. at a-time when everyone is tain
ing OF the proposed offensive and dc
.fsnsiye si,iance; and would he d!stur
the relations which now exist betwee
Mexico and the United states?
Prior to giving a recent interviel
William jennings Bryan said that
Thought il better to taik through u
newspapers than to talk through h
hat. General Wilson is evidently doir
both at one and the same time. SuS
speeches do neither the speaker n
the ration any good. They give Anne
cans a reputation for spreadeagie'e
whicl they do not deserve. Gener
Wilson needs a gag and press ce
cor.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
DuGAN-BuRRnS.


William Dugan, Of Bear, Del. and
Miss Mary BSrris, Of Red Lion, ware
married last night at the home OF the
brides parents by Rev. o. w. Dsven-
ish. OF Clayton. assisted by Rev. ]. T.
Prouse, OF Red Lion, in the presence
of large number Of friends and re,a-
tlves. Little Miss Elwan Leach, OF
Christiana, dressed in white, was
flower girl. Charles Diehl, of Bear.
was best man, and Miss Bessie Davis.
also OF Bear, bridesmaid. Miss Dolly
Cannon played the wedding march.
MIR. and Mrs. DlDgan win reside an
Bear.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Burris. Nir and Mrs. w. S. Bur-
ris, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Leach. Mr.
and Mrs p. S. Rhodes Mrs. David
Leach Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Hayes. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Swan. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. StAnert. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Ratledge
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. C1avton
Appleby. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sterling.
Mrs. II. NJ. Silver. w. f. Silver, Frank
Silver Mrs. Deputy and daughter. Mrs.
StapletOn and children, Misses Annie
Davis, Annie Keen, Cora Porter.
ena Porter Lizzie Porter. Liz
zie Proud. Lizzie and Ida Burris, Mrs.
Thomas Biddle and daughters, Mics
Annie Vining, Of New Castle; Miss
Bertha Hayes. Wilson Stanert, Mar
shall PIAtt, James and WilIiam Bur
ris, Harry Burrfs, Conrad Davidson
Stephen Stradlev. Harry Grimes. Har-
vey Boyce. WaEer Racine, William
Harrington. Henry Loveless, Clarence
Gray, Harry Keen, Fred. and Charles
Porter, James Proud and OI-val Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugan received a large
number Of useful and valuable pres
ente
Evening journal., 1898-12-22

II the Department Of Justice wants
to send more good money after bad II
win instruct United States District At
torney Vandegrift to make third at
tempt to secure the conviction Of Sen.
ator Kenney on the testimony OF Will
liam n. Beggs. Conviction is out Cd
the question, and but for the partisan
feeling aroused the senator would, ere
this, have been acquitted If he is
tried again IL will be here in his OWL
etatc, where both he and his accusel
are known. and where the senator has
right to have his case heard.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
AT A BOX PARITY.

Miss May Cam. Of this city. is BE-
ing entertained by friends in, Bani-
more, and last night was the guest OF
Miss Lola Moore at a box party at
Ford's Theatre. A dinner was served
after the performance ait Rennerts. In
the parity, besides Miss Cam, were
Miss Jennie Seott Waters, Miss Madge
Waters. Miss Florence Stieff, Miss
Bessie Bates. Hon. John Waiter Smith.
Of Snow HIN; Colonel Francis e. Wat
ers. Howard w. Doughty. John w.
Station, OF Snow Hill; j. Columbus
Wheeler. John Baer. Fred Foster,
Mrs. Francis r. Waters chaperoned
the party.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
A DOInRIIE WrFnnnNC

Frederick. Dec. 22.-Two brothers,
successful Kent county Ermers came
TO Frederica yesterday and returned to
their homes with happy brides. be-
lieving that it is not good for men to
live alone. The bride of John A.
COverda,e was Miss Re'becca Harring-
ton, daughter of Alexander Harrington
of Frederick. James r. Coverdale
welded Miss Mary Faringer. daughter
of Cyrus p. FAringer. also of this
town. Rev. John Clayton performed
both ceremonies A fine wedding
breakfast followed.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
FREIGHT IINE,S RUNNING BE,
HIND TIME.

The tug Taurus arrived this morning
about 10 o'clock with two packets from
Philadelphia which should have been
here shortly agter u O'Clock last
night. The Taurus this morning took
two out into the Delaware river and
met the tug Meteor and, exchanging
with her. brOueht the Two frcm Phila-
de.phia into this port 1t is the heavy
fog THAI is delaying the tugs, as every
pretautlon must be taken.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
HEAD BADLY CUT.

Howard Miller. co,Ored, was struck
in the mead by brick thrown by Sam
uel MCCOY this AFTERNOON about ]
o'clock Miller was brought to the DO
lice station by Officer Daniel Aiken
His head is badly cut, though his in
jury is not serious. No arrest has
been made Miller was taken to the
Delaware Hospital in the patrcl wagon
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
UMBRELLAS

Constantly receiving new
coasigume ents of Un brellas.
Many new styles in Ladies,
Mems ami Chi!d,en's just
opened to-day. Your name
and address on all Umbrellas
from 81 20 upwards, free Of
cbNgr.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
KGllaPl & Co
62l-623 Market Street.
Store open evenings uatI
Christmas.

Much huling must be
crowded into The next few
business days heforcChrstmaS.
With every Increased demand
up, n he resources of this
store finds Us better prepared
TO serve you intelligeutIy nd
wtll-increased fa.ilities IN
both selling and delivering
force ineuFes you pvomp'est
service in every way.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22

Tae Philadelphia Times makes an
editcrial appeal 10 the senators and
repre- ssentatives in Congress from the
three states bordering on the Delaware
river TO make it the supreme EFFORT OF
their Official careers TO remedy the de-
fciency which compels war vessels "a
be sent from League Island 70 Other
navy yards to be fitted out for active
service. such work means money paid
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
RFnWiFMnAGORnlnN

There was a quiet wedding at the
home of Captain James H. Sheppard.
No. 1916 WeEt Second street, last
night. when his sister-in-law, Miss
Emma Gordon. became the bride OF
Tolson Bediwel. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John d. c. Hanna,
d. D., of Union NJ. Il. Church.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
DIR. AGNEw's CATARRHAL. POW

DIR. AGNEW'S CATARRHAL POW
DER.-Rev. w. II. Main, pastor OF
the Baptist Emanuel Church, Buffalo,
gives strong testimony for and IS q
firm believer in DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder. He had tried many kinds Ca
remedi without avail. After using
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder j was
benefited at once" are his words IL is
wonderful REMEDY. 1t relievcs in
etantiy.-S7. Sold by MiEer Drug
Company. 402 Market street. and n B
Danforth, second and Market streets
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
4 NorEp sourHERNER.

General John b. Gordon, ex-Confeder-
ate soldier. ex-governor Of Georgia and
ex-United States senator from that state,
lcctured on "The First Days Of the Con-
federacy" at the Opera House last night,
Il being the fourth entertainment OF the
Star Course. General Gordon is one OF
the finest speakers ever heard in this
city and the large audience was delight
,d with him. as the frequent and hearty
applause testified.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
RULINGS ON laws.

Person desiring a summary Of deci-
siOns made by Commissioner Scott con-
cerning the war tax can obtain one
from Deputy Collector of Interna
Revenue Collector c. M. Leitch, at his
Office i'm the Ftderal building.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
scHIEY,s RECEPTION.

Peter B. Ayars and Daniel Ross will
attend the reception given to Admiral
Schley in Philadelphia this evening
Schley will be presented with a sword
which has been purchased by the CHI
zens Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
SILKS

Single Waist patterns in
large variety of styles, nicely
boxed. Make an acceptable
and useful Christmas gift. 7sc,
ST., $I.15, $I.25, $I.5o yard.
Plain and Brocade Black Silks
tor dresses, soc, 75c, ST., $I.25,
SI.5o yd.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
ARREsrEn FoR LARcFNY.

Edgar Butler, co,Ored, was arrested
tiis afternoon at 1.3O for the larceny
Of a razor from Robert Stewart. He
viii be given a hearing before Judge
Ball Tomorrow morning
Evening journal., 1898-12-22

"A boy named Orvihe Layton Rich
arduon, years Old. residing at Tenth
and Kirkwood streets, fell in some
boiling water this morning and scald-
ed himself severely.
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
STERLING SILVER
NOVELTIES

B st goods made, warralted
0a5 loco noe. AS VIC handle
thi, line only at Christmas
time we are anxious to close
,hem entir,ly out, 50 have
made a reduction Of one
four h This will makc a
great saving 10 you
Evening journal., 1898-12-22
FNIrIERrATNMENT TODAY.

The Christmas entertainment Of the
Lend-a-Hand Kindergarten will take
place this afternoon at 3 O'Clock at No.
6O2 West street.