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The Philipsburg mail., 1898-11-04
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVT.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no money required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded Price 25c
per box. For sale by M. Z. Doe & Co.
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8crcttclter syimd,tperimd)..

Gin ihoise Gsonlliig mub I'M 3udbt-
baus II, Goiilll,bils berrfben, spei,n. aes
ben boriigen 8efanaencn feine Gbsuie=
rigteitsn madt. iiA nit Maffen gu per=
Iebeu. aln legien arsitaa @ormittag
Iubten Die Gtraflinse 6rauf S'9leii
un0 genrg slttinfpn aus Gienelano,
iueaen Gtrabenraubs 5u is Is Sabren
3u6tbaus pcrurtheilt, aus Der Gtraf=
anltntt 81 entfnnlmtn. Ser Wadtpe=
ten s. y. 2autcrbab. ber lid) ibnen
iii Den Weg iiellte, iuuroe iiber ben
0a,tien geidoheu. ginc anoere @a6e,
Nanet,s Wpobs ,uurbe ebenfals anee=
arifien llno Is Gbiibe uuroen abeeoes
ben. Gann aelana es Wooos, lid zines
Gniippels 81 telnddtigen. nit Dem er
Dem einen Nerbreder ben Gdabel ein=
iblug uro benl anbern bas Ghulterblatt
brnh. Mahrenb oes Gampfes Eelltc
Ies lif berauE, bab aud auoere etraf=
Ilinge belpaffnet lporoen nayeil. 9lllge=
nrsiner Nlarm muroe abaegeben llno
idmmtlihe Wadppfen nit Garabinern
fldn9s Der Mauern auigetellt. IS tam
|ieooh 3u tei1ien neitern Nusi1reitun=
|gen. Moher Die Strdftinse Die Maffen
|baben, lift Elm &dtblel.
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Ecit auatttt !?

Sc Meter bic Grisgsuuteriu6ung
|porilbreitet; belto iibler flbrt Das
aroBe, bide uneliifsmurm, ssnannt
glalter. Ssbt bat ibm lo9ar lein ei=
|sencr Observation-Disclosures bon
Suiilpa uno Guba fer Die acll3e
gAnlo fur Die beilloie WirtbiNaIt
Iaulgebiiroet. 51after's Nnoronunyell
lin Campo /. y. iparen 10 unauldng=
LID. baB Wiles bel isiner Nntuult bort
1ibfprt Die Drores fir Wagen &C. per=
ooppelte, uno oab iebit bas ned ni0t
tiAnlaI geniigte. Gab Die 9rnppen bon
5antiaso teille Rph9erdtbe batten,
llne MIR baran, 0oB Neneral Ghafter
ausbriidlib perboten hatte, ibnei,
pelde su perabfolaen; ipnit mare es
|ein 2ei1tes 9eiueien, lie oaniit 5u per=
ioraen. slllf Gbaiters allsorilflihen
Befebl uuroen Die Hationen III @ai=
|auiri, inelrere Wleiien biilter Der
5ront, eefoDt ,lno bonn Den 3ruppeu
|gebraht, b. b. mas nibt untermcgs per=
barb uno fpr'ge,uorfen lpilroe. sSli
gerartiaes je in Der Grie9ssei6iGte
Der goilSen g9elt erlebt iporoen ? Gem
itebt nur eins sur Seite, ufD oas hat
ebeniaas 5bafter seleilfet. ssn Sampa
gab er @eiehl. alle Qtnlbufansen uno
gasarebeinribtungsil oes Corps sll=
rid 81 tailen !; cs iDurben allD nur oie=
jei,isen mitsennrllnen, bic sufdllia ppn
eifSelnen 5ruppatltbeilen n,itgefii1rt
.iouroeu. uno oaber Der Manael au
9lnbulan5tpayen, Sragbabren &C..
Imabreno Der Sample BON Gantiasp.
Gieier General ioate ioiort Dor Elm
Griegsaeri6t eeitellt uno fallirt ner=
ben ; Der Grieasieiretdr aber. Der liir
Die 0Sahl oerantportli0 1T, fOllte
gum 5eufel seiaat tperoen.
(gl. 3. Ct. 81
Gtatt beHen ipridt man aber in
Maibington oapon. bieIem lldmli9en
|Sbafter oas Commando iiber Die Srup-
pen auf ben Ybilippinneu 81 iiberseben
SIT Der prdlioeut blind ooer ein
9eliesshelfer Der yanoe.
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@ie man &ird)euid)ulpen
bcaablt.

Gin beliebter glan ilt bas BrieT-
aetten= GDItcm, ourh tpel1es Der.
@hreiber bittet, Inn eille Gillette bon
eilicm padet Glepelanb Cocoa Slisuien=
ben. Der gmpidnssr erhdIt babel ben
pol!en Wertb oes auseelegtcn Gelbes
lln0 bat teine Soften ais Die fleine Mii-
be, Die ibm baraiIs er,pddlst. Dies iii
Diel ltihter ols GuhSeriptiollen al Ianl=
meln. nobel iiir Die Ysitrdpe nihis oe-
aeben tuirb. Gie Gtitetteil fperben Denl
JobritaIten sllgeltellt, ipelher baTiir
bf3oblt uno babnrh feline Waaren be-
fdnnt rnadt, !lno 10 bic Mn3eioctoIfen
erlpdrt. Wer SntsreHe bieran alimnt.
idreibe cn Die Glepelono gbotplaoe uno
COCOA Gonlpanp III Glspelano, Cbio.
4ieielben aebeli pplit6nbige Musfunft.
vs. III ifantensiperth. ME siht 5000
lO. 900 Gtiisttgn alf bitie gBs,is geIan.
melt sDefben f6nnell.
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Goper Gorreipot,pct.s.

Nm 9pnnsrllaa oen II. g1opember,
ersisnete lit I'M bielioen gilenidmslS=
tuerf, glait 6uruace, ipieoerum ein be-
oauernsmertber nneliifsfall. inoem
gSilhelm Seih, cill alrbsiter oortielblt
Elm 8eii uerlor. Gerielbe mar erit felt
eiuiSen Woden bier beitbdItist uno bis
gum llnfal init Dem Mlslceren bon Gi=
iener5 beiraut. 2lls man nun aber i'm
ge9riffe itano, einen elltleerteu giIen=
babnlpaDen aus Dem 9Hege sll I1ieben,
'eriaBtel Die Ndoer zines nahtpmmenosn
Wagens Seib's 9ein, linn oailelbe ser
mallueno. Seib lpuroe ioiprt in isin
Gollaus gebra1t TOO inn irstIibe
SilIe gu Sbeil murpe. las 8ein muBts
obsrbab bes Silies amputirt neroeu.
9lnn Greitaa oen Is. g1opember per=
breitete lib ferner Die allieits iiberralben=
oe auuoe III hisliiser 5taot, BON Dem
'pl0bl;hen Nbleben, oes in lpeitenl Rreile
betonnteil lanajdbriasn 6erausasbe,s
oes rpeoples Democratic glopoeat,."
elmer ensIilhen bieliaen Wobenssituna.
6err W. Is. 8Dulo ION bier.
9err G;ollo reilte am Donnerltag,
ben IL. Nopember in Yegleitung oss
9srrn S. q. 0orn bon bier, il, @ei1df-
Ten nod pittsburs. Von ipober aln
fol9enoen Moraell Die tele9rapbiIbr
grallerna6riht iiber iein pl0blihes
5heioen bier eintraf. Sin 0er5lblao
bereitete ieinem erfabrungsreiben Qebeu
Oas 10 fnnelle @noe.
9err W. 6. @Oulo erreibte elm Nlte,
bp,F ~ Sabren uno ipurben feline Iterb.
lihen lleberrelte in Waibin9 ton,gourt.
bauie Gbio, feiner 9ei,natb beoraben
gr binterldbt cine trauern be Gattir
|uno einen Sob,l, neblt oablrciNei
Grcunpen,
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Neneite Wad)riOte,t.

9lm Tienltaa Normittag iinb aug
ner Boit Gffiee iii @lepelono IL Yadeie
NIT il 500 asfbblen woroen.
sSn ei:ler Gfopferei spiihen gorbett
|uHD Sbarfep, Die am Sienitag Wbenb
i'm 2enor 9ltbletic Club in gfe,p Dort
peranltuitet ipllroc, trug S6arfeD cen
Siea oapnn.
Sic Stebellion Der Gineeborenen i'm
ipafllhen 0eere 1T nun unteroriift.
80 2lufriibrer TurOen Dor ein Grie9s=
aeriht aelfeilt. 25 tpuroell eriholen,
go ouf lebenslang bel barter Nrbeit
eingeferfsrt.
unIere Madriht in lebter gllnlmer,
Die Spanier bitten unIere Srieoensbe=
|oin9ungen angsnommen, NOR perfriibt.
SeBt TT oen Spanistn Elm llltimatnm
aeItelt iuoroen. iporin Die 9(btrstune
Der pbilippinen aeasn cine gntIGdoi=
|suns bon 5lpallsig Millionen Dollars
eeforOert tpuroe.
9lun mil man aud) in Der Mdbe bon
Niliance, O., Bolo geIllnoen baben unn
aleihseitig tomnlt ppn SteubenpilIe,
o.. Die Gunbe, oaB man auf Dem @s=
Iibteum Der Mioeriioe Sron Company
beim @raben Don pfoiterloderi, Cob
gelunoert. Mlan lpartet ipeitere SSunoe
|abs ehe nit regel,rdbiasn 9rbeiten ar=
sefansen miro.
Die GrobgeIdluoreileif ben Ybilaoel.
|phia, 3d., baben Den 8uuoesienatpr
W. 8. Auap, ieinen 5obn Riharn 3.
[Auao mo Gr= Staatsihabneilter Ben=
|iamin S. 6aDtppno pegen 8eruntrer=
lung 6ffsniliAer Beloer in Mntlage3ll=
|fano uerfebt.
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QuSf lit bier!

/ Gust lit in unierem @puntp Gefdng-
nib. aber er bot alles perludt benl
Gpuntp bic Soften zines prpSelles 5u
eriparen. IS mar unierem Mapor
MdeD eelllugen. in Grfahrnng gu brin-
gen. baB Gust lid in 81 palo, sssl., auf=
balte. 9ies NOR ain 8. NDDen,ber..
Goiort ianoie unIer Mapor Elm geiub
an Die oortigsn YebDroen. Gust au ner=
Aoiten, abar erlt an, IL. fnnnte oerislbe
feItgsnolnmen iperben. 2ust lpar inl
0quie eitleh Mtannes, ben ter fir isilelt
Gnfel ausaab, Der aber iebe gerpanot=
i6ait init linn in Nbrepe Felte. Nls
bic YDlisei bnub bic Yoroertbiir III oas
0aus fam, e,ltipib Gust ourh cine
9interthiir. Nun fOlate cine ,pilDe
Sa9o. Giinf Mduner nit 3lDei pferben
berfelgten 4ust 5 Mcilen melt, aber
e1lblih mar Ct erih0pft uno lnllBte li6
ergeben. MsaDor 9lfeD perldaffte lid
baraif bin Bic n0tbiae,l pnpiere itnp
sreiIte alsDa,lil nit Mariball Glpcanp
5noA VI Yalo, lin bensalrreitanten ab-
sub0lert, unb bradfe oenIelben an
i5teitas Dornitta3 naA 9ien plilaoels
Epbia. Qnst mar 0ur1 bic So9b labnl
1asDOrben unb iab bel ieiner Mntunft
Iiebr erid0pit uno leruntffgefomaletl
aus. ss
Der @efonaene psrjihtete auf Elm
@erhOr un0 mtroe 1eine 8iir9Idaft fiil
|isin Grideiiien por @eritt aitf $1,000
Ifeftgeiebt uiio ba Niemailo fih fanb,
8iirAkbait III leiffen. ios tDaro Ii lioh
Iosr Sail 9ebradt, Inn ieiaen Nrp3eb
EabSutparteQ.
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abOnnirt auf ben Nsobasbtsr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24
0sgenfeitise Sdnftaang.
(2iebcsieene aug ber @syenwort).

lieutenant Grtbl:r t.liibSnfpettionsz
btsnit TN Sort i.bernebnen. Danit
ihrt unb ieiner Braut Selma DIE longe
Srennung nidt 10 fdper fant, tpie
au9 nm fi9 gu Dergetpiifern, bab beibs
Sbeile einanber III 2iebe gebenfet1,
tpirb, bd BON Selmus 0sn1ah bic Iusz
fid3t auf bas SORT frsi 1T, barobrebet,
iib gegenieitig init Dem SaIhsntu9
Griibe auautuinfen. Die geit Der
Srennung 1T angebroGeen. IL
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gtU Bblabelpba g. 2Onntratag, ben "a goufmber 1898

gei elmer ssellersbrlll,if, Die einen
.aroBen DolaIhnppen in peiersbura
HlBlnnn, il, Vide leste. pel elbrannien
3elil Perionen.
4ebellen haben Die Staot Gtpei-Tu
In obern gang ! Sic aiane Gbale,
sllno, geItiirnlt nno aepliinoert uno
bic oortiae fatboliihe Ntiliion serit0rt.
Naaere Nadribten iiilo ioiueit niGt
Iergidlhar.
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9agcsncmt mtgfcitc,t.


anlann
3luansig Meilen fiibli1 hon Glorence,
Sno,. in Der Ndbe oes Gno,pihae=paf=
les is man auf cine iel,r reide @Dtoaoer
aeltoBeu, tpelhe 6O00JuB lang uno 80
so SUB brett 1T.
9luf Dem yanfett her gaeiu Horfer
San0slsfanlmsr fprab Bensral Miles
fir ein Brotec.orat iber Die pbilippiner.
Bis Die oortiee Gspotfe.lsng fdeia mare,
ilh lelbH sll regiersn.
sSames stiharoiun, Der arDBte gauln=
tnoilpflanser in Der Welt. lit IN ieinenl
9obnbaus in gsnpit, Miif.s an 9ers=
idlaa plDbliN seltprben. Gr latte ae=
|aen "a 900 9leres inter gallnuppuen=
cultilr.
Sn Der Ndbe bon Gbor, ST., erIdoB
Der 6armer Siuanlun einens aitpillet,
s. g. Ssreberifion, welder feline Sod=
ter entfiibren iuollte.
Sn Yana, 81, lit Der 6treif spiIben
ben itreisenoen GobIengrdbern uno ben
ReNeril ,uieoer oussebroden, es iuurbe.
bon einem 0interbalte allf ben 6iilIsz
lheriff Watts aefboHen uno oerielbe lit
lhtper nerlnunoet.
3ilr1 eine 6prenepulpererploIion sl
Portsmouth, o., tpuroen snei Ginoer
ppn Geo. 90. ,eerauiou eet0btet, Ser
oll|on lelbft tDOtlih, leille Grau un0 elm
anoeres aino ibreflib perbrannt.
en Secotur gounip, 8a.. siinoeten
orei ,peibe 5ramps oas 6aus oes Gar-
mers 2lnoreip Sbafelforo nn. Erei
tleine Ginoer talnen in oell 6lamlnen.
lllll.
gu Gbapsltuw,l, Senn.. tpuroe Snbn
Smart, ein frieolid)er farbiger giireer,
bon WciBtappen ous Dem Dauie getrie=
bell uno nieoer9ei6olisil.
Sic 9lrbeiter Der yuf Gioee Gphlen-
.sede su 5hamotin, 3d.. Die bisber 65
Gents pro 3arrcn= unb so Gents pro
Wuaenlabuns empfinaen, lino fiir cine
2pbuSulage bon 25 uno 10 Gents aus-
|setalSell.
gei Der porseitise,l Grplolion elmer
Spyenelaollna in eiiisin GteiilbrudeH
bri gnallinefprb. Con-, fanleil 6upe=l
rintenoent 90. g. Barter uno ei,l ita=
lieniiher arbeiter INNS 2eten. sic
purhen inter einem rieliQe., Gtiif
Stein, oas auf lie ficl, eroriift.
Ma6rtno Die 12jdbriae sora1 3et=
lpeller bsi YhpeuirpilIe 3d., Die Sreih=
lnaIhine fiitterte, puroe ibr langes
0aar pom @ctrisbs erFaBt. uno i'm Gu
Iammt Der &opfbatlt abseriiien.
Eos Gtaatsoberaeritbt BON Miilouri
bat bas &eieb bon 1894, lpeltbes ben
8etfaif 6ffentlider @erebtiame all ben
h6d)lisn gieter anoronet, periallunss=
ipiOris ertldrt.
Sn 6apana iullrce IN Der Mitttpoh
Nadt eln strabenbabnmaael, auf Der
SSa6rt ,iah Der WorItabt ssSelus Del
Mollte bon elmer 3dliberbanbe iiberfal=
lcn uno idmmtlidJe poliaaiere ausse=
piuHoerI.
Sin RHan5er auf porto Gieo bat Der
@uaoesreaieruna cine Gdabeneriabfor=
oerlng auf $500 3ugelanot. neil la=
eernoe gunoestrllppen 1ein giaentbum
in Der 00be oes gerannten getrages be-
Idaoigt battell.
9lus goitnodribten 1T 81 erieben,
oaB nabeau 200 NusidBioe in Manila
ollrb Die unabtlamfeit ipa,lil1er Ye=
.alnten aus ibrem Mini eiitmiben lino..
Sic ameritanil1en geboroeu perben iie
Imieoer einfanqen laiien rnb aui elmer
|urbeiposilten Sniel iiolirer.
Die 3abl Der ganterotte belief lid,
|ipdbreno Der lebten Mohe ii, ben Ser.
|Gtaaten auf 233, geaell 267 I'M lebten
Sabre, il,lo in CANADA allf 26, geae,l
50 i'm lebten Sabre. MA
MaaInuh.
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MaSIanD.-


Ser 0ersoa BON Cumberland bat
feil,en Mnlpriihsn alIf 0anpper entiaat
unb Daiiir ioll Der dltelte 5ohn oes Der=
3oas. Der Yrina @corg Miibelm, ben
sbraunlbpeigilde1, 5brpn erbalteu.
@orber ioa Der jebt l8idbri9e prin5 je=
Dph in ell preubiides Graoe- -Grenaoier=
sNe9inlent eiutreteil.
9dtlemort brelt NentfbInno nit
0anbelsrepreIlalien neil EcnfihlanD
(anaeblid I'M iid gegen Mibereien 81,
|ihiisen) Ddneil nus Gdlss,uig aus
,peiit.
Slil 0iterreidiidell Geid5taae tpurbe
Der Nntrug 0sS Derrn prailaermann
|Dertpprien, BEN Friibereil Dlferreihiiben
Yrer,ier yaoenl iii Mnfldaeauftano AT
neriebea. neil Die Holisei aur Mufz
|rehterbaltlula Der Nube Iii oie Gonl-
|nleriiBuna rnfcnlieB.
Sic ror,psaijde MsQietuna tjat sire
Antfibf BON 20 Milionen sfronen fGr
militdriste 3lpede oaf9en0nln,en.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16
B & 0. STATEMENT

DISBURSEMENTS OF THE RELIEF
DEPARTMENT FOR THE MONTH
OF JULY.
Following is the statement Of dis
bursements of the Relief Department
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
the month of July:
Accidental death, $500; accidental
injuries, $5,546.72; surgical expenses,
s71O7S; natural sickness, $S,653.67;
natural death, s11,OOO total benefits,
$S1,41117; general expenses, $4,2S9.15;
expenses for medicine, s1S42O; cOntri-
buttons refunded, 1921. O5; assessment
(tirst CALI on B. & o. stock, 81, OO2; in
vested during month, $35,S72.61; total
$40, 5SO.1S.
The statement of benefits paid from
May /, 1880, to July 81, 1898, shows:
!, 22O cases accidental death, $1,2S4,-
4S2.22; 1865 cases accidental injuries
S947 ,S679O; 1861 surgical expenses
$1S3, 5000; 1O2, 345 cases natural sick
ness, $1,516. 1896; 1924 cases natural
deaths, 81 ,2O4, S52.S6; total cases, 227,-
3S1; aggregate disbursements, s5,137,-
01S.49.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16
ADJUSTMENTS
BEAUTIFUL AND COSTLY cos
TUNES

BEAUTIFUL AND COSTLY cos
TUNES.
Every woman who has visited the
Auditorium this week has commented
upon the beauty and ccstliness OF the
gowns worn by Miss Clara Lavine. the
prima donna soubrette OF Charles IL.
Yale's new trick spectacular produc-
ton, THE Evil Eye or The Many
Merry Miehaps OF Mid and the Weird.
Wonderful Wanderings of Nod" says
the Philadelphia Record Miss Iavine
wears a different costume in each act,
the reason for which is explained by
the plot. She assumes the role of Adora
Van de WORT, a youthful American
widow who is touring the world, and
out Of courtesy to each country visited,
dresses in the Characteristic costume of
that nation. Probably the most inter
est attaches to the dress worn by Miss
Layine in the first act. The scene is laid
In Holland and this young actress cos
tune is, il is said an exast copy of
that worn by uenn Wilhelmina at her
recent coronation, and the attempted
assassination OF whom has made her
the subject OF conversation throughout
the world. 1t is a typical Dutch dress
and coupled with the quaint head-dress
worn by the Hollanders it makes a
costume at once quaint and interest
ms "The Evil Eye" will be the at
traction at the Grand Opera House mex
Wednesday evening, September 81.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16
EDITORIAL CONNECT

The war being ovsr Carl Schurz'e
dyspepsia can resume business at the
old stand.-Memphis Commercial Ap-
peal.
An important point for coneidera-
ton In connection with the Cuban debt
is the fact that IL is not Cuban debt
at all, but a Spanish debt contracted in
vain effort to hold Cuba under sub
jsction in a cruel and tyrannical way.
Omaha Bee.
What compliment Hon. ]. d. Long
pays the navy OF the United States in
that happy confession Of his inability
to see where it has made a single error
since the war began. Was ever before
such an extraordinary compliment so
richly deserved Exchange
II the report ie true that Del Aziz
sultan OF Morocco, is dead, he may be
spoken OF, perhaps, as Del-As-Was.-
Boston Globe.
Our Canadian cousins Oil find the
American commissioners at Quebec
prepared to meet them half way. They
should show that they appreciate the
necessities OF the situation by adopting
fair and friendly attitude.-Philadel-
phia Evening Bulletin.
Now that the girls have begun kiss
ing Hobson, it is high time for him to
hurry to the front.-Boston Globe.
Excellent work in behalf OF getting
the voters out to qualify is being done
by the Young Mems Democratic Club.
Tomorrow is next to the last day for
qualifying, and the places Of registra-
ton will be open from a. m. to IL m.
and from to p. m.
Isaac 7. Parker, Robert Adair, Ste
phen Downey, George McCaulley, Col
onsl G. M. Leitch, George l.. Cameron,
William Hanna and w. Aaron, all but
the FIRST named being candidates for
Office, addressed the Eighth Ward Re
publican League last evening. The at
tendance was small and apathy marked
the proceedings
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16

The monthly comparative statements
OF exports Of domestic products OF the
United States. issued by the Bureau OF
Statistics is gratifying. It shows that
during the month OF August the tx-
ports we're as follows: Breadstuffs, SIS
909, 1929. decrease as compared with Au-
gust. 1897. about 100000. Cattle and
hogs, 81, O.4O4, decrease 100000. Pro-
visions, s12,479 ,O79, increase 1.OOO. 600
Cotton, sS.6Ss.514, increase $4,000, 600
Mineral oils. s5.O1O,5O7, decrease nearly
100000. During the last eight months
the amount of breadstuffs exported in.
creased about s7S,OOO,OOO as compared
with the same period last year. Thu
exports Of cattle and hogs decreased
about 100000. Provisions increased
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16

All Scotland knew Professor Biackie
and his plaid. but comparatively few
knew how it was that he came to wear
the plaid. When he received his first
professorship he told A. B. Todd, OF
Cumberland, he was scant OF cash. His
wife insisted on his having new black
coat This, however, he could at that
particular time but i'll afford, but he got
Mrs. Blaclxie to wrap her pretty plaid
around his shoulders. That hid the
baroness Of his coat, gave him a pic
turesque appearance and made him
decent until money came in" The
professor, however, never discarded
the plaid, and when we think Of him
to-day we also think Of the plaid.-St
James Gazette.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16

600 yards fine Percale, f
yard wide, fancy colo rs, ST.
able for this season, and Il
seasons printing. 1t was We
cheap at Ioc. This lot
Saturday 6Hc-would say
not miss them.
We take great pride in t
satisfaction every Sewing N
chine has given every pI
chaser. Save money by tri
ing with us. Ask for Siam
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16
COMMITTEE's DECISION.

The contest between John Jordan and
Robert Armstrong for road commits
sioner was decided in favor of Jordan
at q meeting OF the Democratic County
Executive Committee in the rooms Of
the Young Mems Democratic Club yes
terday afternoon. Each candidate had
lac votes, but Armstrong claimed he
had been defrauded out of four votes.
He did not substantiate his claim in
the count.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16
Dress Goods

Black Brocade, fast a
brilliant in color. The
goods are said to eclipse al
II the market, and we say
S so. 38 in. wide, 27Xc a !
Dress Goods-fancy cold
the best selected stock we hd
ever had in all grades;
matter where you go for Dr'
Goods you will not do yoI
self justice if you miss sect
our stock. Choice fine GOO
for right prices.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16

Il is said That a balky horse never
entertains but one idea, and that is to
balk. Various devices are used to drive
out that idea--such as rubbing salt in
the mouth, putting "twister" on the
nose OF tongue or building a straw fire
under the animal. The Every Hvening
needs some such treatment at ths
hands Of the Democratic party OF Della
ware.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16
FUNNY ARTHUR DEMING.

Arthur Deming is one of the funniest
men on the stage. and he adds hosts of
admirers to his list with each visit He
improves with age, so to speak, and his
work is always well received. He
keeps up to the times and always has a
lot Of new songs and sayings that keep
the audience in a continuous roar. He
and his Ministries will be at the Opera
House next Monday night
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16
TROOPS RBTURT HONE
THE SECOND PENNSYLVANIA
REGIMENT LEFT MONTCHANIN
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

The Second Regiment, Pennsylvania
Volunteers, left MOntchanin at noon
going through this city about
o'clock. They came in over the w.
& ~ road and left in three sections for
Philadelphia. The first was composed
of thirteen coaches, one parlor and one
cattle car. Companies l, E. d and G
were in the first section, in command
of Colonel Porter, who, with his stan,
occupied the parlOr car. The second
section had one Pullman car and nine
coaches with Companies A, B, f and X
on board, in command OF Lieutenant
Colonel Deckert. The third section had
the two remaining companies on board,
namely, II and c. There were four
b0x-cars, containing the baggage and
eight passenger coaches. The last sec
ton was in command of Captain Ross,
OF Company H.
The Second Pennsylvania Regiment
has been guarding the DUPONT powder
works, at Montchanin, and PennsgrOve,
for several months. On arriving in
Philadelphia the soldiers were given
lunch. In the last section were sew
eral Red Gross nurses. but they were
not needed, as not a sick man was on
board. Several of the beys expressed
their happiness at getting home, as
camp life was growing monotonous
The majority volunteered with the as
surance Of going to the front and were
disappointed at not being sent.
AS the last section pulled out the
boys began to sing "Therell Be a Hot
Time in the Old Town Tonight" A
large crowd met them at the station
and from Orange street to French was
one unbroken chain OF people.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16
ALL STRAW HATS ~ CLNTs.

To close out balance OF this seasons
stock, bought in case lots from the
mills direct, and now selling below
cost, at Ross, 40 Market street No.
,297 check, held by A. Collins, 109 But
tonwood street, takes the S25 Bicycle
offered our customers free, unless the
first check, No. 954. is presented by
September l. Agents for the New
COasting Bicycle.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16

At the meeting of the state officers of
the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. yesterday, it was
decided to organize a new council. The
place has not been decided yet, but
steps have been taken to look over the
field. Arrangements were made for the
Fall and Winter work.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16

Il would seem strange for President
Mckinley to appoint to a Cabinet posi-
ton a man whom President Cause has
Characterized as IAN experiment and
"a mistake" Hence We cannot credit
the rumor that Henry G.. Morse will be
given the portfolio OF a national secre-
tary by his old schoolmate at Canton.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-09-16
KIRKWooD CAMP MEETING.

Miss Helen Nostrum led the meeting
last night at Kfrkwood camp meeting.
She made an interesting address, TAX
ing for her subject Obedience" There
have been five conversions since last
Sunday, making thirty in all.