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Evening journal., 1898-09-30
ONE ETpEcr oE BAYARD's WORK

ONE EFFECT or BAYlARD'S WORK.
Rev. John Clifford, ID. d., president Of
the National Council of Free Evangeli-
cal Churches in England and Wales.
and pastor Of the Westb0urne Park
Baptist Church, in London, in speak
ing Of Anglo American relations, said:
There is no higher OF brighter
om,n for the dawn of the twentieth
century than the uprising OF the desire
of both countries to meet in friendly
alliance. On this subject l can speak
with more or less authority so far as
England, Wales, Scotland and large
parts Of Ireland are concerned. From
enc end to the other of our country
there is nothing 50 predominant as tbs
desire for consolidation, so far as pos
sible between the two countries. II
the same respects find that this coun
try is not one whit behind England il
the same desire. The fu,hnment Of thi
desire would be one of the grandes
achievements of the age"
Resolutions We're adopted by the Bap
tist Ministers Conference unanimous
ly to the effect that inasmuch as Go
had suggested to the conscience OF ma
such an alliance ais that spoken O
diplomatic action b employed to effeC
a union between this country and Eng
land.
And the man who brought about thi
friendly feeling is cold i'm death q
Dedham, Mass. Hon. Thomas F. Bay
ard did mere to cemcnt the friendshi
between Bngland and the United STATE
than any other man, and received III
limited abuse from the jingo sectio
OF the American press and public +,
his good Offices. Fortunately for hir
the lasting history OF the world
written by men who are not jingoes.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
c1A1M OF TIE BREWERs.

Ciarkson Jennings, proprietor OF the
Hotel Jennings. has become involved IN
financial troubles. The hartmann and
Fehrenbach Brewing Company is pro-
ceeding against him in the Superior Court
on claim Of $1,000, which Mr.. Jennings
declares. I'm his answer, he does not owe
To protect himself Morris X. Langsdorf
Of Philadelphia. has entered up chatte
mortgage for 5000 There are other claims
in the offices Of the magistrates. 1t IS ru
mored that "a New Jersey man will take
the house. but no particulars are obtain
able.
Mr.. jennings is also In arrears for rent
and at the instance of the heirs of thi
Beers estate. landlords warrant 4
cover the amount of the claim was ISSUED
and served by Constable William Windlsl
this morning.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
EDEN UoDGEs oFFgCERs.

District Deputy Grand Master Joshua
B. Carpenter and staff visited Eden
Lodge, No. "a, l. o. o. F., last evening
and Installed the following officerse
Noble grand, Gilpin S. Woodward; vice
grand, Joseph p Williams; RECORDING
William T. Mansley; perma-
nent secretary, John NJ. Whit1ord;
treasurer, "a. Gilbert Robinson; warden
c. w. Geiger; conductor, Delaware s.
Lyman; r. S. N. c., Charles II. Brandt
L. S. N. G., r. P. Edwards; R. S. ". G.,
G. P. Alexander; L. S. v. G. r., WAL
lace Connolly; o. G., William Lucas;
l. G., Fred L. Green; r. S. S., William
c. BOigianO; i. 5. S., d. Clfnton Da-
vies, and chaplain, David L. OFT.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

Another large audience attended the
performance Of THE Pearl of Savoy,
given by the Spooners at the Granc
Opera House last night. Edna May, in
the character Of Marie, carried her par
well, and Cecil, as Chauchors, was at
charming as usual, and her supper
ecene, in the third act, was highly real
istic. Tonight a dramatizaton of Rob
ert Louis Stevenson's "Dr. Jekyll an'
Mr.. Hyde" will be presented, with Ed
win Tanner in the title role
The handsome large picture Of Mr.
Bayard, in the Opera House, is heavily
draped IN mourning.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
YAcHr RAGE .TnLnAY-

The third aace OF tine second series
of knlock-abou5 fixtures, scheduled by
the C5rinthian Yacht Club, of Phila-
delphia, was sailed this afternoon over
a triangular course on the lower Deia-
ware river, off C.Aymont. The little
twenty-one footers were towed from
the club anchorage, ait Essington, 10
Claymont, lsaving their moorings at
80 o'clock, and the race was started
after the arrival of the 1923 train from
Broad street station.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
A DECISION REVERSED.

Dover, Sept. 29.-The State Board OF
Education to-day reversed the decision
Of the County School Commission OF
New Castle county, that Stephen 5
Armstrong was elected school commits
sloner in school district No. S4. Cor
nelius ]. Horrigan, the contestant, will
retain his office Walter II. Hayes rep
resented Horrigan, and Medford II. Ca
hoon appeared for Armstrong. This case
was the first brought under the new
school law.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
A CuTE RAT.

ST. Michaele, Md, Sept 27.-Some
days ago a lady of St. Michaels went
to her dining-room closet to get a dish.
As soon as she opened the door of the
closet large rat, the first one that had
been seen in the house, jumped off one
Of the shelves clear over her head, to
the floor. The lady searched for the
rodent, but all to no avail During the
afternoon OF the same day this lady's
daughter made a quantity Of large gin
ger cakes and placed them in a dish
upon the top Of an upright piano in her
parlor. The next morning she went to
the parlOr to look after her cakes, but
to her surprise not cake was there,
not even crumb. The mother remem-
bered the rat, and after a careful search
saw newly cut hole through a wooden
Areboard In the parlor, and removing
the screen from in front Of the fire.
place, discovered every cake, in as per-
feet a state as when made. The rat was
there also, in a nest which he had made
in one corner of the fireplace. The
cakes were placed one upon the other
with as much precision as a mason
would lay his bricks, formed into wall
around the nest. The skill with which
the cakes were placed was wonderful.
There were about thirty-five cakes on
the dish, and the distance from the top
Of the piano to the fireplace was about
ten feet. Neither the rat nor the cakes
were disturbed.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
A MAD DASH.

A team owned by Grifrenburg &
Solomon, of Summit Bridge, ran away
from Frcnt and French streets this
morning. In its dasn the team co.,
lided with Superintendent of the Aims
house McCoy's carriage, breaking two
whk els off it, and also struck one oi
the wagons of John KNOTS. The
horses were caught at Bush's wharf by
Officer Purcell. 10 damage was done
to the wagon.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
QUEEN WILHELMINAS LOYs.
HOLLANDS YOUNG RULER HAS AN
INTERESTING ROMANCE.

INTERESTING ROMANCE.
The story will be told for the first
time and exclusively in next Sunday &
Philadelphia Press" October p by an
American girl who is familiar with the
facts, and who is now a resident of
Holland. Next Sundays Press" will
also contain many other interesting
features to be found in no other paper.
The peculiar gardens of Philadelphia
wonderful conceits, whose existence is
little known-will be described and il
lustrated by snapshot photographs.
Frederic Villiers will describe the final
review before the great battle at Om-
durman. There will be a new story
(complete) by w. G. Wells, author of
the War of the Worlds" which was
the literary sensation of last year. An
expert in dress will tell exactly what
stylish men should wear.
Then, in addition, will be all the news
of the world, and departments of spe-
cial interest to everybody Do not fail
to get next Sundays Press" better
order it to-day.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30

ministratlon Of the territory which has
passed into our hands, the precedents
established by the sage Of the most
enlightened nations will be followed
Boston Journal.
Spain is in a position to take the
head Of the line in the czar's universal
disarmament condition.-Philadelphia
Times.
Two things at any rate, the war has
already demonstrated. Our new battle
ships are seagoers-witness the Ore
CONS swing around Cape NHorn-and
they can fire off their guns without
shaking themselves to pieces.-Hart-
ford Courant.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
RIG WORK BEING DONE.

Active work is in progress at Bran
dywine Springs. The lake, &i0vering
five or six acres, will be finished this
week. Work of laying the foundations
for the mammoth roof garden began
this morning. The piers for the bridge
over the B. & o. railroad and Red Clay
creek are being built, and masOns are
laying the foundations for the car barn
at Elsmere.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that on We'd
nesday. October 12, a. ID. 1885, az 10 o'clock
a. m, application viii be made to Hon
William c. Spruance, associate judge OF
the Superior Court In New Castle county
at chambers. in the County Court House,
at Wilmington. for the Incorporation of a
Joint company to be called The Electric
Press" the general business Of which
shall DE the manufacture OF books,
pamphlets and papers.
WILLARD SALISBURY,
Attorney for IncOrporators.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
RIIIlET EXTRACTED

DR.. c. H. Stevens, assisted by Drs.
Elbert and Stubbs, this morning located
and extracted the bullet fIiom the foot
OF Es,en Coursey, "a coiored woman dv-
ing at No. 219 Lombard street, who
was shot ON Tuesday last. The wound
Is not serious.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
FLAG AT H.AIlF-MlAST.

On his arrival i'm Clayton yesterday
morning r. l.. Holiday, superintendent;
Of the Delaware division of ne p, w
& b. railroad, ordered the large flag
placed at half-mast out of respect fOI
Tlhcmas f. Bayard.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
rATE, STYLES DERBY HATS.

Now ready at Ross, 21o Market street.
All the leading fashionable shapes Tor
Fall and Winter. The best $500 Hat
in Wilmington, unexcelled for quality
and finish. Stetson's $4OO and $500
for $3.50 and $500. The best values ever
offered at $1.OO, $1.25 and S1.5O. Prices
guaranteed the lowest Headquarters
for Fall and Winter Underwear. Agents
for stearns and Eclipse Bicycles. New
Bicycle Department, second floor.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
UNION ClHITRCH TONIGHT

Rev. Robert Watt, ID. d., will hold
the quarterly lovs-feast tonight at
Union NJ. E. Church, corner Fifth and
Washington streets, commencing at
73O. At the close Of the 1Jve-feast the
81 cond Quarterly Conference will be
he'd. Every official member is expect
ed 70 be present.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
KCnn2Pl & Co.
62l-623 MarketSneet.
Special
offerings in
Domestic
Department.

While We have not
been persistentin call
ing attention to Do
mestics we think that
prices here qpotedwill
be convincing proof
that our prices are as
low as any quoted by
any house in this
market.
A Genuine Hill
Bleached Muslin, Sic.
40 in. Bleached
Sheeting, 73c;; worth
10c
As in. Bleache d
.Sheeting, SIC.
"a Bleached Sheet
ing, 15c.
1914 b e q C h e d
Sheeting, lie.
36 in. fine Brown
Muslin at sc. Excep-
tional quality.
All the best makes
vi LlSHC anu DdIh
Prints at 4c.
Have just added
another large assort-
ment Of Printed Cot.
ton Cashmere at Sc
a yard.
Best Outing Elan,
mel at &c, in light and
dark colOrings.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
ZIEBGIEY.

Thurston M. Lowe and Miss Florence
Zebley were married last evening at
the home Of THE brides parents, No. ALI
Taylor street. The ceremony wars per-
formed by Rev. f. E. Harris, of Scott
NJ. T.. Church.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
srRIorsLY INJUREp

Frances, the 15-months' -old son Of
Joseph Barker. Of No. 5l7 Lombard street,
was run over by a wagon belonging to
Woodward Brothers. No. sos Market
street. and seriously injured. The infant
was carried into the Barker house and
Dr. First summoned.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
FOG DEIIAYs sTEAMER.

The City of Chester was one hour and
ffte N minutes late in arriving in this
city this morning on account OF the
heavy fog She is due here at $50
O'Clock, and did not arrive until 1O.45.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
THRRE IsA Class OF PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use Of cofIee. he-
Gently there has been placed In all the
grocery stores a new preparation called
GRAIN-O, made OF pure grains, tna' tt,
takes the place OF coffee. The most oen-
cate stomach receives it without distress,
and but few can tell IT from cofIee. AZ
does not cost over u as much. Cnildren
NAV drink II With great benefit 10 cts.
and 25 cts. per package. Try IL ASK io'
DPATN-O
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
TWO MArrrRs IN cHANcEKY.

This morning Chancellor Nicholson
granted an order. Of distribution in the
matter Of the estate of the late James a
Brown. The sale of the property of the
late DIT j. NJ. Cardeza by william w
Montgomery, trustee. was confirmed.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
MIESr SIDE rROUBLE.

Th5re was a fight at Fifth and Du-
Pont streets last evening between two
colored men and two colcred women
Several blows we're struck, but no ar
rests were made.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
POLITICAL NOTES

A meeting OF the Kent county Demo-
cratic committee was held yesterday at
Dover. The Regular Republican over
turss were considered, but not definite
ly accepted, adjournment being made
until next Thursday. Stephen S.augh-
ter, John e. Fvuke and Elwood c. Kill
len, Democratic nominees for the Leg
islature, are credited with being OPP
posed 10 fusion.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
DON'T EATL

To procure one Of our lists Of pre-
miums given with one can baking pow
der. Great A. & p. Tea Co., No. S15
Market street. A & P. Elgin Creamery
Butter this week 22c. per pound
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
FIRE!
FIRE! f

H. T. Sergeant, Coal and Wood office
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone
545. B. & L. checks with cashpurchases
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
LIcENsE APPLIcATIONs.

NOTICE.. WILLIAM f. GRIFFITH
the owner OF the within mentioned prop,
erty. do hereby give notice that silall
annlv TO the Judges Of the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions Of the State Of Delaware, IN
and for New Castle county, on Monday
the 2ist day of November next, A. ID. lese
heing the next term OF said court, Tor a H.
cense TO sell Intoxicating liquors in guam
titles not less than one-half gallon, at my
store. on Main street in the town OF New
ark Del. In the United School districts
Nos. 30 and 39ih and Al and Ala, in White
Clav Creek hundred, New Castle county
Delaware, and the following respectable
citizens of said districts. at least SIX OF
whom are substantial freeholders In said
districts, recommend the said application
to wit.
Tobn E Lewis. James +. Walker
XVm. n. Kelley. VIM. McAnally,
Geo. r. Powell, O.. Fader,
Johu kennedy. James Jefferis,
William ri. Russell, John Corbit.
: NJ. Rambo. John l.. Elliott.
WILLIAM +. GRIFFITH
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
GYMNASTICS FOR PUPILS.

Next week the gymnasium classes OF
the Friends School will begin work
under Levi S. Taylor. The boys are
now practicing at basket ball.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
EDITORIAL COMMENT

The proclamation of President Nc
Kinley TO the people of the eastern
part OF Santiago is a notification to
them and to the world that, in the ad-
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
LAWN SURPRISE PARTY
Enjoyable Event Participated
in Near Christiana.
OTHER SOCIAL OCCURRENCES
NOTES OF INTEREST TO WHINING
TON PEOPLE AND THEIR
FRIENDS, WHETHER THEY
MAY BE AT HOMIE OR ABROAD.

All communications intended for inser-
ton In this column should be addressed 10
Society Editor care of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side Of bhe paper only.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30


Common sense and public sentiment
sustain the State Board of Education
I'M It's final determination Of the Mt.
Cuba school trouble. The rule or ruin
policy Of the fritnds of stephen S.
Armstrong was deserving of rebuke,
and the reversal of the finding of the
New Castle County School Commits
sion was propsr and timely. To up
hold such men as the Armstrong fol-
lowers would lead to untold trouble
In either districts, and it is best 20
have it explicitly understood that at
district meetings the principle Of ma
jorEy rule cannot be overridden by
bolting tactics adopted by men whc
zee that they are bJaten in an open
fight We congratulate Mr.. Horrigar
ON the successful termination OF his
determined fight for his rights in tIh.
premises.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30

wv. Gibney, merchant tailor, has all
the new styles for Fall and Winter
wear ready. Your early inspection So
licited. No. 2 West Third street.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
Crosby&H
COS, 607 and 600 Market st.

6O5, COZ and 600 Market st.
1t has always been, and
will continue to be, that the
attraction of this store is good
goods and low prices. We
have to get the full value for
every cents worth we buy
that is the reason you can
purchase good attractive values
from us. Pause for a minute
and consider the advantage it
will be to you to buy a 81
Camel's-hair Shirt and Draw
ers at hfty-nine cents a gar
ment. Seldom can such a
bargain be had at the COM
mencement of the season, but
the owner had to have the
money and we wanted the
goods-it does not do to let
such a prize escape.
800 Camels-hair Shirts and
Drawers, worth 81 each, for
soc each.
3 lots ladies muslin Mig ht
Robes, fine muslin, trimmed
with cambria frills, tucks,
embroidery and insertion. For
Saturday, SOC each.
A great variety of ladies'
Shirt Waists, newest designs
in plaids, cashmere, silks and
Sat1ns.
SEPARATE SKIRTS
The largest stock we have
ever carried, and the most de-
sirable goods for this seasons
wear.
A large assortment of la
dies Coats, Fur Garments and
Suits-style and price always
right.
$50 pairs children's fast
black Hose, considered the
strongest built hose in the
market; call them iron clad
so strong. Try a dozen pair Of
them; for Saturday, I4c a pair
Ladies fine black Hose, ex.
ira quality, with white heels
and soles, full regular made
best value that has been offer
ed for a long time. 25c a pair
We say very little about
our Kid Glove stock. This
department is we'll known
and carries the best Kid
Gloves sold in the States.
A few Wool and Silk Rem
nants left after Wednesdays
sale; only a few, but you car
/, find one that will answer what
you want, and at a low figure
Silk finish Crepon, black o
/ course, is what is worn, AZ
inches wide, and several very
neat patterns; are considered
cheap at So; our price, $I.5O
Of course we can give you al
the different grades.
Silver Table Damask, s.
. inches wide, very smooth, vel
! finished and satisfactory il
the wear. 25c yard.
: BLEACHED NAPKINS
1Sx19 inches. little short of miracl
to get such a napkin now, only 9S
: doz.
n Will have a Muslin Sale OF
Saturday-don't know jus
y what it will be-you will fine
it worth while coming to see
= One lot Of wool dress goods, plai
, and checked, all different design
q but no regular line, worth goo
: deal more than Saturdays pric
= 12hc.
: Have Sewing Machine:
3 Patterns, Designers and Pa
I tern Sheets; look up the price
L and quality.
N Trodiuor Ctor1,toc
Evening journal., 1898-09-30

on Saturday afternoon there Will he
meeting Of the Republican County
Committee at the rooms of the Young
Mems Republican Club.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-Beautiful upright piano
Cost SiOO Positively going away, anc
must sell at some price. 800 Market street
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
A sURPRIsE LAWN PARTY.

A surprise lawn party was rendered
Mrs. George Whitfield, at her residence,
on Silver Hall farm, near Chrlstiana
yesterday. The guests, who spent a
delightful day, were: Mr. and Mrs.
John Moody, of State Road; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. c. Hayes
and daughter, of Bear station; Mrs
John Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wayne,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cupit, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Cupit, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Smalley, Mrs. William Currinder, Mrs
David Leach, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. William Appleby,
of Chrstiana; Miss Eva Layman, of
Chester; James Hopes, Mrs. Charles
A. Hagner, Leonard G. Hagner and Miss
Fannie Cannon, of Wilmington.
Dinner and supper were served under
a large maple tree on the lawn.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
John j. Keirans, of the Philadelphia
Record, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs JohnJ Mea.ey left here
yesterday for ten-days' trip TO Nova
Scotia, by way of Niagara Falls.
Major Gtneral Hamilton s. Hawkins,
U. s v, who has been made a briga-
general in the regular army to sue
ceed General William NJ Graham, re-
tired, is brother of Mrs. George Gray,
Of This city.
]. Harvey Whiteman, w. F. Mettin
and Willdam F. Kurtz attended de-
1gntful dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Bayard Heisel, near Delaware City,
last evening.
Miss Mae Appleby, who has been in
Canada for the past eight weeks, is
nome.
f. w. Woaaston, A. II. Parke, Mrs.
Light and Mrs. Haines, of West Ches-
ter, Pa, registered at the Clayton
House yesterday.
Miss Name Robinson has gone to
visit friends in Newark, Brooklyn and
New York for the benefit Of her health.
Miss May Stevenson will spend a
week at Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Carrie Helen Mendorff is visit
ing in Lancaster, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Elwood P. Pyle are Wis
lting Colonel Wilbur f. jackson, al
Castle Haven" his residence ON th'
Choptank river.
Miss Ella Snyder, of COlwyn, Pa, tC
visiting relatives here.
D. F. Hatch has returned from ;
business trip TO New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Craig left for New
= York this afternoon.
United States Senator Richard r
Kenney and Recorder of Deeds Jane
L-rd, of Kent county, were in town to
day.
Evening journal., 1898-09-30
sHEEP Ar rHE sHAMBGEs.

Mcdaniel, Stidham and Bradley have
permitted themselves to- be made the
victims of the Republican machine.
Knowing that The ballOt-boxes contain
ed conclusive evidences OF fraud thsy
submitted to the persuasions OF the
machine politicians, and agreed not 70
demand a recount. What do the
friends OF these three men think OF
them, and how will they regard them
i'm the future? They are the cheapest
sheep ever led TO the Republican
shambles, and their bleatings through
thsir attorneys are pitiful to near.
Knowing That they have been defraud-
ed and that the bal,Ot-boxes contain
conclusive evidence of the fact, they
refuse to make a demand for a recount
and content themselves with instruct
ing their attorneys to write letters COW
ering up palpa.ble fraud and crime.
A prominent Republican said at the
Court House yesterday that If the
boxes were opened the showing would
be such that some Of the leaders would
go to Jail. He voiced the situation ex-
actly.
No doubt Mcdaniel, Stidham and
Bradley win, two years hence, be rum
ming over the county begging Republ-
can electors to support them for the
shrievalty nomination. In the light OF
present circumstances, what will their
friends thtn SAY to them? eve sup
plu'ted you once and gave you the
nomination. You permitted TaylOr's
friends to ohl5at you out OF it. What
assurance have we that You WON'T do
the same thing again? You had better
go elsewhere for your support this time.
1--WE shall support a man who knows
his rights and who stands up for them. -
That is the situation in which the
thnsse men have placed themselves
They may think that two years will ef-
face from public mind all reolllec-
ton OF their prestut cowardice and
treachery TO friends who worked SC
faithfully in their behalf, but such
things are not forgotten. They lingel
an mFmory and become all the more
hateful with the lapse Of time.