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Evening journal., 1898-05-28
TWELFTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.
GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE
GOLDEY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
ON JUNE 9.

Announcement was made to-day OF
the graduating exercises of the twelfth
graduating class of the Goldey Will
mingtOn Commercial College, to be
held on Thursday evening, june 9, in
the Opera House. The cards OF invita-
tiOn are handsome, bearing the photo
graphs Of President Mckinley and his
Cabinet. The address this year will be
made by George X. Norris, ID. D., of
Boston University, one of BOston's
leading orators and, Edward Brooks.
A. NJ. PHI D., author Of Brooks series of
mathematics.
The prOgrann of exercises will be ais
follows: Music by Opera House Orches-
ira. beginning at z 40 ID. m; overture,
"Orpheus." Offenbach; selection "Prin-
cess Bonnie" w. Spencer: march,
America Forever" Z. T. Paul; faculty,
guests and graduates enter; invocation,
Rev. w. L. S. Murray, PHI. ID. d., dean;
presiding officer, Mayor Henry c. Nc
Lear; salutatory, Rdbecca +. McDon-
aid: waltz, Anthem" Chr Bach annual
address, George K. Morris, ID. D., OF
Boston University; "Grand American
Fantasia" Theo. Bendix; presentation
OF diplomas. Principal H. S. GOldey;
UlHIfu. 1 ne ArIduuuANof .Nldul ANN AtNNA 3
intermezzo, from "Cavalleria Rusd-
cana" p. Mascagni; address to gradu-
ates. Edward Brooks, A. NJ, PHI. D.. Of
Philadelphia; descriptive, "The Tally
Ho." Charles LOvenberg; valedictory
William b. Douglas; benediction, RI
Rev. Bishop leighton Coleman; march
"The Stars and Stripes Forever,
| SOusa..
The pictures of Mckinley and his
Cabinet. right up to date, which EN-
bellish the invitations, are stroke o
enterprise worthy Of especial mention
The recent changes in the Cabine
added greatly to the case in carrying
out the idea, but the portraits o
Charles Emory Smith and Secretar,
Day were finally captured. New Yorl
city could not have shown greater On
terprise. The announcement cards ar
worthy lifelong souvenirs.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
no DEFIiITE NEWS OF BATTLE.

UNCONFIRMED RUMOR THAT
SCHIlEY HAS SUNK THE SPAN
ISH FLEET AND Is BOMBARDING
SANTIAGO.
Boston. May 2S.-The Herald says
that Sohley has forced a passage OF the
channel at Santiago and destroyed the
Spanish fleets, also that he bombarded
the town after destroying the ships.
New York, May 2S.-The Tribune
says that the government knows more
than it wants put out, and when the
country hears the full details, there will
be cause for rejoicing. This is re-
garded as significant, coming from
such a reliable paper
New York, May 2S-The Journal
now takes the stand that Cervera has
escaped. The World takes the same
ground, but has little or nothing in the
way OF news in favor Of it and consid-
ers the report improbable
Kingston. May 2S.-United States
Consul Bent has information OF lhe
Spanish feet for Schley, and is trying
to charter a steamer to reach him.
Key West Fla, May est is re-
ported here this morning that the
cruiser Brooklyn. Commodore Schley's
flagship, landed sixty thousand rounds
of ammunition. rifles and quantity OF
food for the Cubans after a hot hghl
below Cienfuegos on Tuesday
The fort en- the south side OF Glen
fuegos bay was knocked to pieces by
the Marblehead, and the Spanish cav
airy routed by seven hundred insur
gents, who fell in on the Spaniards
rear.
It is supposed that many Spaniard
were killed. Americans and Cuban
escaped casualties
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
ROBBED A STORE.

Patrolman McGillOn this morning in
Judge Balls court arraigned Joseph
Roach and Frank Fitzpatrick on the
charge of burglarizing the store OF
William Murphy, at Front and West
streets. Cigars, tobacco and money
were taken. Roach was held for court.
Fitzpatrick was held until Monday
Myers Certak who was arraigned yes
terday for peddling goods without a IL
oense, was rearraigned and dismissed
as the defendant proved he was a regu-
lar merchant of this city.
Joseph Fisher and John McClaln were
fined for drunkenness.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
DEMOCRATIC DEL GATFS
ELECTED AT THE SEVERAL WARD
MEETINGS HELD IN WHINING
TON LAST EVENING.

AT THE SEVERAL WARD
MEETINGS HELD IN WHINING
TON LAST EVENING.
The Eleventh ward Democrats last
night elected Daniel Mckenney dele
gate without opposition.
Harry r. Graham was elected dele
gate and p. j. Lynch was chosen alter
nate by the Seventh ward Democrats.
In the Tenth ward Michael T. Con-
way and Bernard McVey were the can
didates for delegate. Conway was
elected, and McVey was elected alter
nate.
In the Third ward there was hot
contest between Frank J. Ward anC
Neal Kennedy. Ward was elected by
majority Of three votes.
George Spath was elected delegate II
the Sixth ward.
There will probably be am election II
the TweFfth ward this afternoon III tn
rival candidates do NOT settle thel
| differences before O'Clock.
The outside hundreds have electe
| county committeeman as follows;
,Brandywine-Geo Lodge.
Christiana- George w. Spicer, Jr.
| White Clay Creek-John w. MorrI
son.
Charles II. Salmons.
| Mill Creek Election this afternoon
New Castle-John II. Rodney.
Red Lion-T Bayard Heisel
St Georges-E. Il. Cochran, Jr
| AppOquinimink-C Ferguson.
ackbird-Election this afternoon
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
WAITING FOR EQUIPMENT

SECOND REGIMENT AT MONT
CHANIN LACK EQUIPMENTS -ES-
CAPPED SOLDIERS FOUND AND
TAKEN BACK.
The Second Regiment CT Pennsylva-
mia Volunteers, encamped at Mont
caanin, are stfll waiting patiently for
their equipments to arrive. TREY want
for almost every thing but food, and
they have enough of that. The mel
are greatly discouraged by the we
weather and two men became so dis
gusteu tha. they left camp Odicer
searched The city for them, and they
were found last night and tsken bach
% camp.
A big crowd lis expected to morrow
fXcure' ems viii be Iun from Phl!adei
rhia. So far no one has attempted U
get through the lines at might.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
.ELSME R ROAD SOLD.
Purchased by Wilmington and
Brandywine Springs.
TRAFFIC AGREEMENT MADE

TRANSFERS TO ALL PARTS OF
CITY-GROUNDS AT BRANDY
WINE SPRINGS TO BE BEAUTI-
FLED, HOTEL TO BE REMoD-
ELED AND BAND PAVILION
BUILT.
The Wilmington and Brandywine
Springs Railway Company has pur-
chased the Wilmington and Elsmere
electric railway, and will use its ac-
auisition to obtain an entrance into the
city of Wilmington,
Ii has effected d traffic agreement
with the Wilmington City Railway
Company, whereby its cars will come
in as far as Fourth and Market streets,
and the passengers given the full bene-
fit Of the transfer system to and from
different parts of tho city.
The agreement went into effect yes
terday, and was the result OF a confer
tence held in Philadelphia at that time
between Richard w. Crook, the pro
moter of the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Springs railway. and c. NJ. Clark,
president of the Wilmington City Rail
way Company. The contracts are all
signed and Mr.. Crook expects that the
new road will be in operation by July
! l.
To an Evening Journal reporter Mr.
Crook stated that he proposed to have
the grounds at Brandywine Springs
beautitied and fitted up with the mos
| modern attractions. The hotel viii b'
remodeled and a large band-stanC
erected. He will conduct the place OF
a strict temperatance basis and make /
a place especially desirable for Sunda.
school, family, lodge and other kindred
excursions. A lake, covering six acres
and with row-boats therein will be on
Of the new attractions.
There will be eight cars and the.
will be run fifteen minutes apart. OF
Monday morning a gang of men vii
be put at work getting the roadbed il
readiness for the Summer traffic. Th
fare will be cents to Elsmere fror
any part of the city, with the rOun
trip to Brandywine Springs costing bu
Is cents.
The charter was granted to the Wi
mington and Brandywine Springs Raj
way Company in 1898 in the face {
great opposition, and supplemented
1885 and 1897.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
COLORED COLLEGE COMMENCE
MENT

The closing exercises Of the State
College for Colored Students We're held
yesterday at the college building, near
Dover. The graduates were John
BOiken Aiken, of Lincoln City, who de-
livered an oration on True Patriot
ism" ," and Howard Day Young, of Argo,
who spoke on "The Progress Of Man
kind" The addresses to the class were
delivered by Bishop Leighton Coleman
and Rev. II. T. Johnson, editor Of the
Christian Recorder, of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
RAYAGgR CAPTURED
ASSAILANT OF KATE BANGLE
DORF ARRAIGNED AND COMMIT
TED TO NEW CASTLE.

Detective Witsil and Officer Pierce
Yesterday, at Newark, captured Cato
Pennington, colOred, who is charged OF
attempting to feloniOusly assault Kate
Bangledorf a white girl on Tuesday
last. The man was identified and was
at once taken before Magistrate Medih
and held for court. During the pro-
ceedings threats of lynching were made
and only after Detective Witsil made a
speech did the crowd agree to dlsperse
and leave the man to the law.
Miss Bangledorf still bears marks
of the mans fingers on her throat. Pen
nington was brought in a carriage to
this city and confined in the City Hail
He has been taken to New Castle jail
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
ANNIvERsARY AT OLD swEDEs.

To-day marks the 200th anniversary
of the laying of the cornerstone OF
Old Swedes Church, and there will be a
brief service this afternoon at 4.3O
O'Clock in commemoration Of the event
The program will be as follows: A
short paper on the original event will
be read by DR.. Horace Burr, and ad-
dresses will be made by Rev. Snyder
B. Shines. Of Old Swedes Church, Phila-
delphia. and by Henry c. Conrad, Of
the Historical Society.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
sOLDTER BOY WEDDED.

Willard H. Millman, Of the United
States Volunteers, now at Camp Iun-
nell, entered the ranks of the Bene-
diets last night. He came to this city
and was married to Miss Ella ]. An
derson, at the home of John p. Will
liams, No. 512 Shearman street. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
d. c. Hanna. OF Union Nj. E. Church.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
IIESsnNs an THE BIBIE.

Mr. PettengilI, Of Philadelphia,
vino has been teaching the mterna-
tional Sunday school lesson every Mon
day night at THE Y. NJ. G. A. rooms, will
begin reXt Monday evening on a series
Of Bible dispensations after the regu-
lar lesson teaching. These services are
for both men and women.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
TO HONOR THE DEAD
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES AR
RANGED BY THE G. A. r. FOR
THEIR FALLEN COMRADES.

iLALNiuHlJ ID lllL VI ~ ~ CAN
THEIR FALLEN COMRADES.
ARRANGEMENTS were perfected last
night at n meeting of the committees
having in charge the Memorial Day
celebration. A committee to-day visit
ed each cemetery and placed small
American flags on the graves OF the
soldier dead Memorial services Will
be held tomorrow in several churches.
At St. Pauls NJ. +. Church Rev. w. l..
S. Murray will preach to Smyth and
Sheridan Posts. AT Mt. Salem Church
Rev. Harvey W. Ewing will preach to
DUPONT Post and AppOmattoX Camp
Sons of Veterans.
At the Grand Opera House to-mor-
row afternoon memorial services will
be held. The speakers are William S
Hines. William Michael Byrne, Rev
w. L. S. Murray and Rev. o. G. Bud
dingtOn.
The Union Veteran Legion will hOll
services tonight in its hail. at Thir'
and King streets.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
VOTING WOMAN BURIED.

Miss Mary DOugherty, l9 years old,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Dough-
erty, OF No. 210 North Adams street,
who died on Wednesday, was buried
this morning. Relatives and friends
gathered at the house and proceeded TO
st. Paurs Roman Catholic Church,
where high mass was said. lnterment
was made at Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
SUNDAY BREAKFAST MISSION.

Sunday Breakfast Mission, No. III
Shipley street. Edward Gibson will
speak tonight. Bible class at a. m.
Sunday school at p. m. Testimony
meeting at $50, leader, j. J. Wyatt.
Charles McKaig will speak in the even
ing at-730. A free lunch win be served
in the evening. Meeting every night.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
HOME MISSIONS FLOWER SUNDAY

Flower Sunday services will be open
ed tomorrow evening at dSO az the
Home Mission. The children Will nave
charge Of the exercises and flowers con-
tributed for this occasion will be DIS
tributed among the hospitals by the
children of the Home Mission Sunday
school. There will be speaking and
singing by the children.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
MI vosHELL NOT DEAD.

II was reported several days ago that
John NJ Voshell, Of Smyrna, was dead,
but such is not the case. Mr.. Voshell
had a severe stroke Of paralysis last
week. but is slowly recovering and his
friends expect in a few weeks to see
him about again.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
rHETR WORK FIN1sHEp.

Battery M. Heavy United States Ar
tillery, which hes been at MOntchanin
guarding the DUPONT powder works,
but which has been superseded by the
Pennsylvania soldiers, left this after
noon for Washington.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
BROUGHT FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Shortly before 9 O'clock this morn
ing the remains of Mrs. Ellen Stearett,
wife of James Stearett, arrived here
from Philadelphia and we're inferred
at ST. JOseph's Cemetery. Services
were held at St. Joseph's Church.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
STIIH IN BUSINESS.

II. T. Sergeant, coal and wood.
removed from 1O6 to 103-109 Nd. ave-,
opposite w. & n. r. r. office. Delmar-
via phone $40. General office, Seventh
and King streets, 5S7.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
RECEIVED AN UGLY CASH.
WILLIAM SIMBALL WAS CUT Sc
VERELY YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON AT SECOND AND TATNALL
STREETS.

STREETS.
A case Of knitting the wrong man oc-
CURED at the saloon of Patrick Diar
mond, at Second and Tatnall streets
Yesterday afternoon about 1 O'Clock.
The man who was cut was Wilaam
Simball, and the one who did the cut
ting was Patrick Diamond, his en-
ployer. Several colored men provoked
a quarrel with Mr. Diamond, who tries
10 keep a respectable saloon, and tins
men, instead of going out when ne told
them tried to make the proprietor go
ont.
The bartender, seeing his employer
outnumbered, went to his assistance,
ard in the mixup he received the knife
that was intended for one of the col
ored men. A doctor was sent for, and
it required sixteen stitches to close the
wound Mr. Diamond was not awar1
Uhat he had cut the bartender until
The doctor was sont for.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
FOR GENERAL INSPECTION.

On Monday morning at 7.3O O'Clock
there will be Al general inspection OF
the police at the City Hall. Invita-
tons for It have been issued by Chief
OF Police John r. Dolan.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
POLICE INSPECTION.

The Police Commission will hold an
inspection and review of the police
force on Monday This is the result of
q movement inaugurated by Chief Of
PCNce Dolan last year
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
SPECIAL PENTEcosTAL SERVICES

Pentccostai services Will be held at
Wesley NJ. F. Church tomorrow at
1890 a. m. and p. m. and 7.45 D. m.
The services viii DE conducted by Rev.
NJ d Collins, d. D., of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
WANT COMPENSATION FIXED.
JUDGE BRADFORD AND w. S. HILL
LES WILL PROBABLY AGREE ON
THE AMOUNT IN CONFERENCE.

ITII Na'IVDtN1 ~ Vt = IT
judge Bradford, in United States
Court this morning, heard the appiica-
ticn of w. S. Hilles, attorney for the
receivers of the Taylor Rice Engineer
ing Company, Calling for the fixing Of
the compensation of the receivers for
drties performed in their capacity. Mr..
Hilles Informed the court at it's request
to make known THE amount Of money
on hand. and said that it was sS,79S.59.
THE receivers have been acting for
the company for several months, and
Mr. 6Iilles prayed that they be fully
compensated. Judge Bradford, ewing to
the absence Of the creditors attorneys
did not name a price to be paid the re-
ceivers. but will hold a conference In
chambers this AFTERNOON with Mr.. Hill
les, and probably fix a price.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28

The Democrats of the Twelfth
wand will hold an election this after
neon fer a delegate to the hundred
convention.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
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Evening journal., 1898-05-28
BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOR RENT.-Furnished and unfurnish-
ed front rooms, Glfis Market street.
HOUSES and lots for sale or exchange.
LAMBERT J. FOULS. yl9 Market street
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MANAGER AND CASHIER, with $500.
SWITCHBOARD. pool and billiard room. Of
first-class Atlantic City Hotel. Address
CASHIER, Evening Journal office.
1 HAVE several bargains in houses and
lots to offer. LAMBERT J. FOULk,
gl9 Market street.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28
NOTICES.

ALL TICKETS Of the Wilmington
Photo Company 407lA Market street, are
good until used. J. RUSHWO&EA.
MONEY TO loan on mortgages in sums
to suit LAMBERT j. FOUBk,
80 Market street.
Evening journal., 1898-05-28

NOTICE.-An election IS hereby called
TO be held on Saturday, May z8 1898, be-
tween the hours OF 4 p. m. and p. m, Tor
the purpose Of selecting the members OF
the County Executive Committee In the
hundreds outside the city OF Wilmington,
Wilmington members or Salu committee
under the rules governing the Democratic
party. The members Of the County Ex-
ecutive Committee in the several hun
dreds and the ward chairmen in the re-
epectiVe wards VIII arrange for the In
spcctors and Judges OF election In their
RESPECTIVE wards and hundreds, where
the rules. Such inspectors and Judges
must be selected FROM among the Demo
cratic inspectors WhJ were voted Tor or
elected at the last general election In the
hundreds and from among the Demo-
cratic inspectors and judges who held the
last city election In Wilmington. Inc
chairman OF the County Committee WILL
on request, furnish the ward chairmen
with the names Of those persons VINO
held the last citT election IN the several
wards.
stand out elections may be held where
necessary and no proper arrans emehtH
have been made under the rules.
WILLARD SALISBURY,
Chairman Democratic County EXECUTIVE
Committee of New Castle County.
Attest: +. II. Cochran, Secretary, -
Democratic papers OF NeW Oasll'
county will please copy.
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stamps for particulars. Rehel tol
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

Hon. John VI. Gwyn. member of the
House of Delegates from Smyth and
Bland, was u visitor 90 the Capitol yes
terday.
I'VE have had a prosperous year IN
Southwestern Virginia. said he. Of
eCyer saw finer crops and the prices are
good. You should have seen the splendid
cattle we shipped 90 the markets and
they brought better prices than IN many
years.
Mr. Gwyn is one OF the most prosperous
men I'm his section. lie has recently
purchased about $3.50 worth Of additional
farming and grazing land, paying there
for ana average of $50 an acre.
Speaking of the campaign recently
ended i'm the Ninth District Mr.. Gwyn
said: Judge Rhea made one OF the
most brilliant campaigns we have ever
witnessed. 10 was "a glorious victory he
won against great odds used. We Demo
Gratis are about the happiest people on
earth "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
NEWS OF THE STAGE.

Amy Lee is To- appear in vauleriuo
The laws of Switzerland do NOT nor
NIT tho use OF stage names.
Roland Reed viii produce play FOR
Joseph Hart and George Cohan.
'lne Eumcuides.' Greek play yv9e
given ons performance in Now York
last week
Tho ioiv ~ sihyl Johnstone NJ
"Ciem. ceau Case fame, was crcma.ei
last week.
Il s. il that Lillian Russell will play
The N'. Io.e in Hn operate version of
Mime. SIMS Gene
Mrs. Ifske has arranged for four
months tImc in Ncw York next selsan.
m'end to rum Becky Sharp most or
an Of OBJ. Time
Robcr mmri win 20 back into fhe
asst m Sporting Life" tomorrow night
~ the Sow York Academy OF Music Tie
1as purchased am interest in the prop
sriy.
Henry lee WIN return 20 the dramatic
l'erc in Chicago to act Cyrano Dc Ber-
gcroc in rivalry with NJ Cagneln.
Richard NJ q. Jack Gilmore. Edward
NHwson, Charles Iichmgnd ana Louis
Yields. Ldfar J.. Davenport will be the
Christian.
Stockholm nae an opera house which is
nid 10 Doe The nnast il Europe. although
ithers have lareer seating caoacity. nc
.Ook seven years 20 complete Il and the
.aer Nar moro fhIu 81. fpnOO0 Private
Enterprise made The scheme possible, al
'hough the NrnNNrtv has already passed
nto tho possession % The municipality.
Tngomar' on the 2ist and As You Like
Z" on the 2Sth. ~ win be "Pygmalion and
5a'afea." A. GNtorfe MAY Is short ~
night combine with Mercedes. or One
Touch Of Nature" Miss Arthurs roper
oirs promises before long 10 be a varied
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

Coo. T.. Towdcn. secretary and treasur-
or of Section 2J2 Endowment hank, Fri
d.v paid over TO Mrs. Rosa w. Sill
v.r widow of Mr. Charles l.. Silver
81 ro the amount called for by policy on
her husbands life.
Syracuse Company. so. 4, Uniform
Rank. Will hold its regular monthly bus
mess meeting Monday night
Tine district meeting of the Third Dis
triet held Thursday NIGHT with Virginia
Lodge was quite interesting. Vice Grand
Chancellor Catett of Lexington. was
present ana made "a fine talk. The next
meeting will Doe held with jefferson Lodge
tne se.onl Thursday in December a
meeting viii Dee held in January with the
Petersburg Lodges. the Richmond mem
bcrs going over in special train. All
pythians in good standing can attend
these meetings.
Syracuse Lodge. No. 3. expects 20 cele-
brate its thlrte-h anniversary on Decem-
Der 9Th.