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stolen from Under Harris Pillow.

burglar entered the sleeping apartment
of Charles Barr, in the livery stable at 1896
South West street, Saturday night, and
stole his trousers from under his pillow
With the trousers the thief obtained $ll.S0.
The residence of Nathan Gordon, So
South Capitol Avenue, was entered during
Saturday night and a gold watch was
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Suppose we had such a blatherskite as
Boy Orator Bryan for President just now,
instead of William Mckinley That is
worth thinking about. Imagine the state of
mind in which William j. would be, and in
which he would contrive to plunge great
multitude. Then reflect upon the strength
and the self-restraint of Mckinley. That
election was certainly one of the most for
tunate things that ever came the Ameri-
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MINNEAPOLIS Tr1bune.
He has been called a cold-blooded man,
but his sympathy with the masses appears
to be acute, and is finely expressed in his
Chicago address. There is one thing that
can be said about Benjamin Harrison. and
that is that when he has anything to say
he does not wrap his thoughts in cloud
of glittering generalities but ventures upon
concrete and practical suggestions. He has
the courage of his convictions, not only in
general but in detail.
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A colored woman Takes Morphine.

Mary Campbell, colored, of PA Toledo
street, took cents worth of morphine at
10 o'clock last night. Prompt action by DR..
b. Erdman, Of the Dispensary, saved her
life. The woman is forty-two years old and
married The cause of her attempted sui
eide was not ascertained.
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At $l.75
A Yard

The Springs assortment is now all
in-Pearl and French Grays. Coach
man and Sportsman Tans. Castor, To-
bacco and Medium Browns, Sage, Ser
pent, Apple, Hunters and Myrtle
Greens. Yale, Hussar, Marine and
Navy Blues, Scarlet, Cardinal and
Wine Red.
Other qualities in similar range of
shades at 81, $1.25, $3.50. 50 and So a
yard. 1t is an assortment you cannot
ignore when you consider a Broadcloth
garment.
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statesmanlike.
Kansas city Journa

Kansas City Journal.
What is most admirable about Mr.. Har-
rison's address is its reasonable tone, its
fearless statements and its statesmanlike
character. II is the most complete EXPOSE
ton OF the cause OF much of our social dis
content that has yet been made by any OF
our public men.
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The Debating Club of the Richmond High
School has challenged the Indianapolis
High School to a joint debate, the time.
place and question to be decided upon later.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-28

Samuel Kelley, a lad ten years old, living
at 6lS Cincinnati street, had a leg broken
Yesterday afternoon while playing about
the premises of the Michigan Lumber Com
pany on Pine street. heavy door fell on
him. breaking both bones of the left leg
below the knee.
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Hard to Understand.

Puck. a, -
''The language of you Americans Is very
difficult for me to understand remarked
the visiting Englishman
'In what way?" asked his American
"Well, Mr. Tenspot said that golf made
him tired and 1 replied that did not know
did not Now. how could golf weary a man
who does not nlaY the game 2"
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Fire damaged the grocery of ]. S. Sims,
at 1902 Howard street, to the extent of $50
last night. The loss was caused by an in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-28

of the old prophet which have furnished US
with our text for to-day: In quietness and
in confidence snail be your strength.
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GOLDEN NEEDING


Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
VALPARAISO, Ind, Feb. 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. Theophilus Crumpacker, parents of
Congressman Crumpacker, celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary to-day. All
the members of the family were present.
Mr.. I.rurnpaeker has been prominent in the
history of Porter county, and his six sons
are prominent in professional and business
circles.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance of In
diana General offices, 20 South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion.
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Big 4 Route.

Homeseekers excursion to South and
Southwest March ! and To- One fare plus
50 for round trip. Call at office, No: East
Washington street, and Union Station.
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BrOadclOthS

For a really handsome Dress nothing
surpasses Broadcloth = for a separate
skirt it is the peer of silk. and for a
spring tailored gown it is by far the
richest and most elegant of fabrics.
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Feed YOUR morse JANEs's Dustless Oats.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs N. G. Warth spent yester-
day in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Freeman entertained
a company of friends Friday evening at
progressive euchre.
Miss Clara Minich, of Worthington, Ind,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. w. c. Bobbs
.r4t. T0e1e CT
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DunIap's Celebrated Hats
At Seaton's Hat Store.

The Citizens' cooperative Telephone
Company.
See their automatic telephone system on
exhibition at the New Denison Hotel The
instrument adopted by the Citizens Co
operative Telephone Company of Indanap-
oils Ind, the latest, cheapest and best
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Mcciilliard Agency Co. Fire insurance.
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Kimball pIanos. CarIIn & Lennox. 2. y
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR. SARAH STOCKTON.
227 NORTH DELAWARE STREET.
once Hours to II a. M: Q to D. m. Tel. ilss
Evening journal., 1898-11-08

Dover, NV. S--Rev. Charles G. Col
Inns, pastor Of church at Frederick.
who was sentenced TO jail for six
months for supplying Alfred Henry
one OF his parlshloners with money TO
vote, is free through the efforts OF Mrs.
Lester, and instead Of being disfran-
chlsed will vote to-day Lawyer viii
liam T. Smithers, representing Collins,
went before Judge Penncwill yester-
day and entered an appeal to the SUI
preme Court. bondsmen representing
realty aggregatlng 100000 signed his
recognlzanee. They are Or. Paris T.
Carlisle, OF Frederlca; William M
Prouse, J5hn j. Conner, Samuel r.
Saxton and Joseph Frazier, OF Mag
nolia, and william NJ. Prouse. OF Do
yer.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
J1DGE BALLS COURT
CASES DISPOSED OF LAST NIGHT
AND THIS MORNING BY HIS
HONOR.

CASES DISPOSED OF LAST NIGHT
AND THIS MORNING BY HIS
HONOR.
In Municipal Court this morning
George Briggs, colored, pleaded not
guilty to an assault and battery and
was held in 5000 bail until tomorrow.
Robert Dunleavy, drunk was fined 81
and costs. James McCarty, drunk and
disorderly, also got 81 and costs. John
Boyer, an old offender, disorder1y, 81
and costs.
The case Of Joseph Long, charged
with assaulting Detective w. T. jones,
OF the p, w. & B. railroad. on Satur-
day night last, occupied the attention
Of Judge Ball last evening until nearly
II o'clock.
The fight took place in front OF a sa-
loon on Fourth street, when Jones al
leges that Long abused him while ne
was trying to arrest him. Policemen
Gilling and Donohue arrived upon the
scene and took Long to the City Hall
Officer Frank Mullin, for the defence,
testified that while on his way home he
saw Jones trying to assault Long with
Blackjack. He had a pair OF niprers
on the prisoner, and was twisting his
arms behind his back. John p. Nields
represented Long and Judge Bail re-
served his decision in the case until
tomorrow evening, as he desired to
look up the law relative to the duties
Of special officers.
Yesterday Detective Jones was ar
rested on a warrant charging him with
assaulting Long. His case was contin-
ued until after the decision OF Judge
Ball in the other case is given.
William H. Mousley, charged with
being concerned in the assault on Ja-
cob Zimmerman, was dismissed. Will
liam Kelley, charged with fighting on
the street, was discharged. Ellen Beas-
ton. John Beaston and John Hag-
gently, charged with assault and bat
terry, were dismissed.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
Anti-preyfus mot Planned.

LONDON, Nov. S.-The Daily Chronl-
Gle says this morning. 1--WE have re-
solved information from reliable quar-
ger OF a we'll organized plot In Paris, in
the event OF the inquiry before the court
OF cessation proving favorable TO Drey-
fus. 10 foment a riotous outburst in the
French capital, TO attempt.to overthrow
the civil power and 10 assassinate the
leading champions OF Dreyfus. These
reports are confirmed by interviews had
with NJ Trarieux, former minister Of
justice. and NJ. de Prossonso, foreign
editor Of the Temps. as we'll as others.
The police have warned the friends OF
Dreyfus 10 change their residences tenn
porarily. or at least to carry revolvers."
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS

J. G. lilly. a Loockerman street mer-
chant, Dover, who stepped from his
door on a morning two months ago
to get his paper, and from whom moth
ing since had been heard, sent word to
his wife by telegram Saturday night
from ManayunlS. Pa, that he would be
home tomorrow night.
Alexander TiEman, colored, residing
near Magnolia, was arrested and taken
before squire Cooper. in Dover, yes
terday afternoon, charged with contrib
uting money for registration purposes.
Til,man waived a hearing, and was
held in $500 bail, in default of which
he was sent 10 Jail.
Captain Adam Fisher AID the entire
crew Of the bug-eye schooner Thomas
Barnes, eight in all, were tried by
Magistrate Cooper, in Dover, yesterday
on the charge OF trespassing on the
oyster beds at Mahons Ditch. The Of
fcials Of the patrol boat could MOI
prove a sufficiently strong case and the
men were released.
Dover has three more cases OF diph-
theria.
James F. Powers, proprietor OF the
Eikton foundry. will shortly remove
his plant to Garwood, n. j., near New
York city. The removal of this INDUS
try from Elkton will be a great loss tc
the town.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
THE PoRT PENN ENp.

Special Dispatch Evening Journal
Port Penn, Nov. S.-This end Of St
Georges hundred is standing the brunt
Of the battle nobly, and Democratic
gains are reported on all sides. Many
Addicksites are cutting the ticket, and
this Republicans are experiencing
some difficulty in getting out their
vote. At noon more than half of the
Democrats had voted, while not more
than one-third of the Republicans had
put in an appearance. Shallcross is
running away ahead Of the ticket The
fishermen are voting the Democratic
ticket to a man. although the other
side has made desperate attempts to
influence them against the ticket. 1t
has been an uphill fight in this hun
dred, but the Democrats have been on
top al day long and propose to stay
there.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
REVIVAL AT UNION CHURCH.

Interesting revival services are be-
ing held at Union NJ. Il. Church, cor
ncr Fifth and washington streets.
every evening at 7SO. and Tuesday and
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev.
William l.. White. OF I.ewes, one OF the
most popular and successful ministers
OF the Wilmington Conference, is as
sisting the pastor in this work. A song
service is held every evening from 7.30
to s. when the text is announced and
prayer services and altar work follow.
A delightful meeting was held last
night. Rev. Mr.. White preached an
impressive sermon from Galatians vi,
G. and an earnest after-meeting was
held in which there was one CONVEX
sion and three others rose for pray
ems The meetings are to continue four
weeks. Tonight Mr.. White will preach
again.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
WILEY ON RATHRoNE.

Last evening ex-Mayor Stansbury J..
Wiley and delegations from Lafayette
and Diamond Lodges, X. OF p, were
the guests of Washington Lodge, No. 1,
X. of p, at Pythian Hall, Seventh and
King streets. The ex-mayor delivered
an interesting address on personal
"reminiscences Of Justus H. Rathbone,
thief ounder Of the order. Speeches
were also made by several Of the visit
Ors.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
NnvaI orders I'D 81. John,..

ST. JOHNS, N. f., Nov. S.-The Brit
ish government telegraphed the colo-
NAL ministry yesterday asking the
number. tonnage and capacity OF
steamers available at this port to con-
vey coal from Sydney for the use OF
British warships.
The cruiser Cordelia and Pelican viii
be held at Sydney TO capture st. Pierre
and protect st. Johns in the event OF
war being declared. The cruisers are
also instructed TO break the French
cable between st. Pierre and Brest,
France.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
Dress Goods.

Fabrics for the seasons wear
tend 10 goods adapted for
tailor-made suits, such as Chew
lots, Mixtures, Suitings, &c
We have made large selections
in these lines-many single
dress patterns in exclusive
designs with no duplicates
Black Dress Goods h we a
firm hold this season as fash.
ions favorite. Weaves most
desired we have Crepor s,
Cheviots, Serges, Camel hair,
&c. all covering the wides'
range of price.
Braids for trimmings are m
dispensible for an up-to- dA'e
gown. Our selection of these
goodsis larger and more varied
than ever before Plain and
made-up effects in Mohair az d
Silk Garnitures in all the new
eft shapes
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
IN 1EwEs AND REHoBoTH.

Special Dispatch, Evening Journel-
Lewes, Nov. Sit is too early in the
day yet to give anything definite from
here. DR.. Hiram R. Burton and the
other Addicksites are claiming every
ding, but as they do THAT at every
election no value attaches to what
they say. While there are some Regu-
lar Republicans here who are voting
the Democratic ticket are not depend
ing upon them, but are baslng their
faith on the state Of the registration
and the manner in which the Demo-
Gratis are coming out to vote. Cover
nor Tunnel and other well-inhOrmed
Democrats express themselves as being
well pleased with the outlook.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08

bail for court. Bail was furnished
Alexander Tillman was the next vic
TIM Alexander Is as black as the ace
OF spades, and his aceuser was ditto.
The accuser swore that Alexandef had
given him a dollar to get registered
with. Alexander denied the charge,
and furnished bail for court
A squad OF Pinlierton men, x is
claimed, arrived in town Inst night, and
Immediately scattered to the outlying
precincts for service to-day.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
RAPIDLY DECREASING
IGFHTHER1A DIMINISHING AND
BUT FEW GASES IN THE CITY AT
pRUVgENT

D1FHTHER1A DIMINISHING AND
BUT FEW GASES IN THE CITY AT
PRESENT.
To-day there are but two cases of
diphtheria that are on record at the
Board of Health office in this city, and
of them FIVE are almost sure to re-
cover"
Such was the statement made to an
Evening Journal reporter this morning
by Secretary Wigglesworth, Of the
Board OF Health. The secretary spent
the entire day in his office and az the
request Of the reporter went over the
records OF dlphtheria cases that have
been recently reported. with the above
Stated result. All OF these cases are In
the southwestern part OF the city.
I'm response to an inquiry as 10 the
amount OF anti-toxine still on hand for
the treatment OF diphtherla case, Mr.
Wlgglesworth stated that he still had
enough Of the drug to treat some thirty
ohseB If the occasion required.
The method OF administering this
medicine Is by injection. II comes
from the mandatory in q glass vial
which in turn is enclosed in q wooden
Case Exposure to the light Injuries the
qualities Of the drug and Il Is therefore
required TO keep It in the case unit
ready for use.
The strength Of antl-toxine Is esti
mated by units, 1000 OF which consti
tute an ordinary application. Thesl
Walls contain 1000 1900 and ZOO
units each, and will retain theii
strength for a long time.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

On Wednesday evening the billiard
tournament of the Wilmington Whist
Cub will begin.
Mrs. Bridget Mullin, aged SO years,
a native OF Ireland, died on Sunday Of
paralysis, at her home, No. 10 South
Justison street.
benjamin McGovern, Of Landen-
berg, was buried at Rivervlew Gene
terry yesterday afternoon.
Albert S. johnson has resigned his
position as clerk at the Central Ma
tional Bank and accepted position as
clerk with the Diamond State Iron
Company.
The track OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, which runs into the
freight house at the foot of Shipley
street, is being repaired.
Mrs. w. L. Dockstader is suffering
with a poisoned eye, the result Of a fly
bite
The local bank clearings for las
week were $79O,72O, as compared with
S72O,O71 for the corresponding period
last year.
The Primary Union and the normal
class of West Presbyterian Church will
meet in the church this evening at 7.45
O'Clock for the study of the Sunday
school lesson.
The Police Commissioners will
meet on Thursday night next.
The men in the machine shop of
the j. NJ. Poole Company are making
nine and a quarter hours a day, in
stead of ten, as they did heretofore.
William E. Hawkins has been APP
pointed secretary and treasurer OF the
Holland Creek Marsh Company, in
place Of Thomas Benson, resigned.
The kryolite bark Greenland has
arrived at the wharyes OF the Jackson
and Sharp Company, to be oyerhauled.
The French bark Henrietta arrived
at this city yesterday from England
with a cargo OF $3.50 tons OF clay for
the Golding Manufacturing Company
of South Wilmington.
A dinner will be given by the
Church Club of Delaware at the New
Century building on the evening OF
/ november H.
Levi Christines body was inferred
at Lombardy Cemetery yesterday.
The reopening and rededication Of
Asbury NJ. E. Church has been pest
poned from November 13 to November
20.
Night and day forces OF patrolmer
we're instructed last night Tegardins
their duties to-day by Chief Doian.
The Warren football team will e
to Chester on Saturday next and pla!
the Eddystone team.
AT the next Legislature the vii
mington Typographical Union will asl
that a bill be passed requiring a Uniol
label on all state printing.
All work has been completed b.
the Street and Sewer Department ex
cept that made necessary by the b.
o. bridge, at Pennsylvania avenue an,
Fourteenth street.
"A valuable horse belonging 70 Der
nard Beste, which was suffering fror
lockjaw, was killed yesterday after
noon.
The Friendship Fire Company ma
been presented with two handsom
flags by w. P. Mcconnell, a member.
The Delaware Fire Company las
night serenaded George Hutton, 4 re
. cently-married member, at his res
! dence, No. All Market street.
: Morris & Co. electricians, have a
e order for two motors to be used /
4 government work at Mare Island Nav
Yard, Cal.
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The T<aiser at Damnncun.

DAMASCUS, Palestine Nov. s.-Em-
peror william and Empress Victoria
Augusta arrived here last evening from
Beirut, after an interesting journey
over the Lebanon mountains. The city
was Illuminated and gayly decorated in
honor Of their arrival. and they had an
enthusiastic reception from the popu-
lace. Their mejesties are the guests OF
the military governor
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
EXCITEMENT IN DOVER.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover. Nov. g.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Nov. 8.
There was excitement enough in DO
yer yesterday to whet the ante-election
appetite of the most enthusiastic citi-
zen. About noon Joshua Parker, the
king bee Of Kent's colored brigade,
was arrested and taken before Magis-
trate Cooper on the charge OF attempt
ing to bride a voter to remain away
from the polls to-day. Ennis Patton
white man, made affidavit that
Joshua had offered him $40 to work On
his (Jcshua's) farm from sun up til
sun down on election day. Joshua de-
MED the charge, but was held in $500
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
Ready made
Garments.

The many kind things salo
of this department naturally
give us pleasure. in that our
efforts meet with a hearty re-
Spouse. This qualification
will not make us careless OF
your interests; rather inspire
us to greater efforts 10 Min
tain the high standard of our
Jackets and Suits
We believe Suits will be
worn right through the Winter
season. Certainly no style
more sensible has ever been
formulated, Many styles at
$40, SIP, SIS, SIS, $40, $2s.
All new, perfect make and
finish.
Jackets-For outer gar
ments jackets for Ladies and
Misses possess a peculiar style
not obtainable in any other
garment; that is, provided the
Jacket is cut on the proper
lines, which must be to secure
the stylish effect
Our garments are all made
on these correst lines; this
combined with quality of ma
terial and Innings and perfection
of workmanship make our line
particularly attractive this sea.
son.
For this perfection, coupled
with the greatest satisfaction
costs you not one cent more
than carelesslY made good;
Jackets at SIS. Sc, So, $40
$I2, SIS, SIS, $40, $25, $3c.
Cloth Capes at SIS, ST. So,
So, $40, $I2, SIS, $IS, Sac
$25
Plush Capes at So, SIS. So
$40, $I2, Sis, SIS, $40, $25
SIS.
Merino Underwear-In con.
nection with the large line o
regular goods we are Offering
two special lines:
Mems Fleece Lined Shirt
and Drawers, SOC.
Ladies Fleece r i b b e
Vests and Pants, at 2Ic Elk
ceptional value.
Ready to wear Petticoats
best values from The cheapeS
to the highest prices.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
MEETINGS AT WIEsJEY.

Evangelist Scudday preached a
strong sermon at Wesley NJ. f. Church
last night. There will be an all-day
service on Thursday and prominent
speakers are expected to be present.
Meetings are also held every Afternoon.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
nAKEN WIrH A EFT.

Lewis Hartman. colored, aged about %
years. was taken with a fit at Eiguth
and Orange streets early this morning,
and was removed to the Homeopathic
Hospital by the Phoenix ambulance.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08

AT st. Pauls Church yesterday fu-
neral services were held over the body
CT Daniel Madden. OF No. II South
jackson street, after which interment
was made at Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-The distill-
ing ship Iris arrived at Bahia Saturday
and Joined Captain Barker's squadron.
The Helena has arrived at Bermuda en-
route TO Manila via Suez.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
KGllall & Co.
62l-623 Market Street.

We aim to make every Gus
toner a thorough one-every
article placed on our counters
for sale has this end in view.
We pay unusual attention
in the careful selecting of all
our stocks
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
sUssEx rs DEMOCRATIC.
.scial Dispatch Evening Journal.

Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
Georgetown, Nov. s.-There is nc
sex county. The count will show tina.
the Democrats have carried every
thing before them by a majority Of be
tween three hundred and five hundred.
Excepting in those legislative distric'1
which are overwhelmingly Union Re
publican under the geographical linec
established by the new Constitution
the Addicksltes have lost everything
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
A COvERNMENT ORDER.

Morris & Co., Electricians, NO. IL
East Eighth strete, have received an
order for two Crocker-Wheeler Motors,
10 be used for government work at the
Mare Island Navy Yard, California.
Evening journal., 1898-11-08
supERINTENDENr INsPEcrs.

Superintendent Barnard, Of the p,
w. & b. railroad, went over the line
to-day from this city to Washington,
on his annual trip before the lnspec-
ton on Thursday.