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Evening journal., 1898-09-20

Eilxton, Nd, Sept. 2O.-J. c. Naudain
of Perryville. has fled a cayeat to the
will Of his wife, Mrs. Caroline Maui
dain. The will, dated June ~, 1895
was admitted TO probate in the Or
phan's Court August is, 1885 Joseph
Coudcu being named as executor The
estate which IS composed Of personal
property, is valued at about $4,000
and a large number Of bequests are
made to relatives and one to St. Mary'e
p. e. Church, at North East. The ca
veat alleges that the will was not exc
cuted when the testatrix was Of sound
mind, and was procured by undue In
fuence exercised and practiced upon
By Mary Whitaker.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
THg NEWS OF SMYRNA
NUMEROUS ITEMS OF INTEREST
TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE
LIVELY TOWN.

NUMEROUS II Ems Ot- I'M Ettto
TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE
LIVELY TOWN.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Smyrna, Sept 19.-Mrs. Emma Davis,
widow Of the late Mark Davis, of Mid
dletown will in the near future make
her home in Smyrna.
Miss Clara Ervelle is visiting Rev.
E. G. Atkins, at RehobOth.
Mrs. Richards is away on her annual
visit to Frankfort
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Carter and Mrs.
E. Cany have been visiting in Phila-
delphia.
Mr. Purnell spent Sunday with his
family, at the Smyrna House.
The officers and teachers of the P.
E. Sunday school have decided to con-
tinue the session before the morning
service, at 9 a. m.
Captain Truax spent Sunday with
his sons.
Mrs. Feroe and Mr. and Mrs. Moore
and daughter leave to-day for Balti
more, where they will in the future
make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. James Griffen have re
turned to their home, in Chicago.
Mrs. Stengle, of Georgetown. was the
guest Of friends here the past week.
The number Of persons registered OF
Saturday was 2S5, there being 154 il
the First district and 131 in the Sec
ond
Representative B. A. HAZEL left TO-
day for GAINESVILLE, Tenn, to become
general manager of the Southern
branch Of the Atlantic Snuff Company
It is said that Walter Busted and Rey.
nolds Stevenson have accepted posi-
tions under Mr.. HAZEL.
Mr.. Nudge, ST., met with what Il
feared will be a fatal accident at Clay
ton yesterday morning, when he wa,
struck by a north-bound passenger
train. He was carried to his home
about two miles from Clayton.
Frank Armstrong, of Company II
First Delaware Regiment, paid his mo
Their a flying visit yesterday. He Il
looking well and expects in the nea
future to be sent to Porto Rico. He re
turned to Camp Meade last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Farrell, O
Newark, n. j., are visiting Mrs. Far
rell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Phil
! lips, on Main street.
The paving of the gutter in from
Of the school house and adjoining prop
critics on South street is a great i'm
provement.
William Bell and family are hom
from their pretty Summer home in Re
hoboth. Their home here, on Noun
Vernon street, is one Of the most de
sirable in town.
While a 3-year-old child of Georg
Sylvester was playing with a littl
chicken her mother heard her scream
and ran to see what was the matter, ant
found the child lying on the ground.
rooster had jumped at her, knocking
her down and badly decorating he
head in three places
DR.. Frances VanGasken. Of Philadel
phia, spent Sunday with her parents
here.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
rHE DEVIL AT WORK.

E.kton, Md, Sept. 2O.-when the
September term Of the Cecil Court be-
gan to-day, with Judges Pearce, Martin
and Stump on the bench, the court APP
pointed Waltman Smithers foreman OF
the grand jury. Judge Stump. in HE
charge to the jury, said tie devil had
been at work for the past six months
in Cecil county, and while It was I'M
possible to reach him directly, his
agents could be reached. They are re-
spcnsible, and, he stated. he hoped the
grand jury would give patient and
careful investigation to all matters, as
some action would have 20 be taken
to put a stop to crime. He reviewed
the passing of the anti-poo,selling and
gambling laws, but stated that his at
tention had been called to the running
Of a wheel Of fortune in Port Deposit
by a secret organization. Over one hum
dred WITNESSES appeared before the
grand jury and true bills were found
against James and Smith, the two ne
groes who murdered their companion,
William Fields. also cnlored, near
Chesapeake City this past Summer.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
w. II. NJ. S. MEETS.

Woman's Home Missionary So
, the M. E. Church met at the
)f Miss Mary King, on South
street, last night, for the pur-
electing officers to serve during
hing year. The following were
President, Mrs. Mary Challen-
rst vice-president, Miss Carrie
scond vice-president, Mrs. Ian
third yice-president, Mrs. Wat
ecording secretary, Mrs. A. E.
corresponding secretary, Mrs
Morrison; treasurer, Mrs. M. B.
The Foreign Missionary So
ct with the former society and
Mrs. r. Irwin Watkins presi-
y fill the vacancy caused by the
J from town Of Mrs. Vaughan S
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
RIAL EDWARD WHITNACK
VERY SICK.

was received here yesterday af-
through a telegram sent by
ant c. P. Holcomb, that Cor
Edward Whitenack is danger
lex at Camp Meade. After re-
the telegram Mr.. Whitnack
ed to Camp Meade at once. The
is very much concerned. The
/ lg appeared in a Philadelphia
asst night: Corporal Edgar B.
ok, Of Company H, First Della
vas taken suddenly i'll at the
olumbus, in Harrisburg, last
A physician was called and the
) temperature was found to reg
degrees. He was hurriedly re-
] o the St. Clair Infirmary and put
Pc bath. His temperature refused
for a long time to the treat
nd dropped very slowly. He is
&tical condition. The physicians
4 nee his ailment as typhoid fe-
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
A DINNER PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury c. Sterling. Of
No. 219 West Eleventh street, enter
tanned Miss Mary Sutphen, Of Philadel-
phia. by giving a dinner party in hei
honor last evening. Those present were
Miss Ella Miller. Miss Annie l.. Pos
ties, Howard NJ. Naudain. S. Ralph
Spencer. Arthur f. Christy and Lloyd
Hamilton. Quite an enjoyable time wac
had This is Miss Sutphen's first visi
to this city. and she is very much i'm
pressed with what she has seen.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
AL AND PERSONAL NOTES

lite Willis, of Company D, First
| re Regiment, is home on a fur
Thomas Morgan, Of Philadel-
| the guest of Miss Lizzie Daily.
/ 1T Burton, of Baltimore, stopped
|e for a few hours on his return
bm Maine and Atlantic City, n.
Clay, William Clay and Miss
flay are the guests of Mrs. James
=. an.
* Borie spent unday with HE
here.
I is Buckley, of Philadelphia
S been visiting his mother, Mrs
b., has returned home,
/ d c. Bair, of Company f, Four
Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun-
sisited friends here recently.
n. NJ. Browne, Mrs. Hugh c.
and Hugh c. Browne. Jr., OF
lgton, visited Mrs. Mary Chal-
yesterday.
Watts and Wilbert Meredith at
the races at Stanton yesterday
H. 7, Goodinp eeronauf Of ma
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
CONDITION on DENNY WHITMAN

CONDITION OF DENNY WILLIAMS.
Easton, Md, Sept. 20.-Denny Will
liams, the st. Michaels merchant, who
was taken suddenly and alatmlngly Ill
on railroad train at Clayton, Del, on
Saturday, is lying in a critical condi-
ton at his residence in ST. Michael's.
He has never recovered his reason. His
disease has been diagnosed as conges-
ton or paralysis Of the brain. His
case Is considered almost hopeless. Mr..
williams is one OF the most prominent
men in the st. Michaels section OF Tai
bot county. In his early years he was
engaged in the liquor business, In
which capacity he amassed a fortune.
He relinqushed this business and en-
gagged in the grocery trade in st. Mich
aeps. He never held any political Of
fees, but his name was prominently
mentioned several times in connection
with positions Of trust and RESPONSE
bnity. He Is trustee OF the st. Mich
ael's High School, and closely identified
with the Methodist Protestant Church.
He owns some very fine real estate out
side OF ST. Mlchaers, and besides his
store has conducted a large livery
stable.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20

PILES CURED IN TO G NIGHTS
One application gives relief. DR.
Agnew's Ointment is a boon for Itching
Piles or Blind, Bleeding Piles, it re-
lieves quickly and permanently. In
skin eruptions it stands without a rival
Thousands of testimonials if you want
evidence. 80 cents.-S. Sold by Miller
Drug Co.. 402 Market, and n. r. Dan
forth, Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
IG ToMAN LAID TO REST.

Nc TOMAN LAID TO REST.
l0-year-old son of James B. To-
tho was killed on the railroad,
ried yesterday afternoon in st.
Churchyard. Eight of his play
were the bearers. They were
Ieynolds, John McGrory, Edward
Harry Ryan, James Tobin, Fran
an, Willie Palmer and John To-
/ was the largest funeral that
er known in New Castle, there
bout 500 people in and around
|lrch. The school which young
attended turned out in a body
e teachers, Misses Seminar and
The school presented a fioral
in the shape Of a harp with
wo strings, one of them being
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
cAsEs CONTINnEn

The case of Victor G. Bloede G. Co.
Of Baltimore. VS.. Joseph Bancroft and
Sone Company. for an infringement OF
patent and a counter between the came
parties were continued at the request
of counsel on both sides until Wednes-
day Of next week, at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
THERE is A LASS or PEOPLE

Who are injured h. the use Of coffee. Re-
Gently there has been placed In all the
GRAIN-O, made, OF pure grains. that
takes the place o. coffee The most deli
cate stomach rec, Ives II without distress
and but few ear tell Il from coffee II
does not cost ov r u as Tnuch Children
NAV drink 81 viii great benefit. rs cts
md p cts. per pickags. Try It. Ask for
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
[.RVICE AZ THE PRISON.

|,RVICE AT THE PRISON.
| ry interesting service was held
bounty prison on Sunday after
Rev. Fletcher Clark, Of Imman-
p. Church, made a fine address,
as enjoyed by the prisoners
nerB present. Mrs. LOomis Wise
Lsolo, which added very much to
vice. These services do a vast
OF good and much interest is
n them. The music is furnished
'lunteer choir from the town.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
A GASOLINE EXPLOSION
IN WHICH HOWARD CoRNOG WAS
SEVERELY BURNED-BOYS' DAN
GEROUS TRICK.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Newark, Sept. 20-Howard Cornog
was severely burned by the explosion
of gasoline at his home on Saturday
He was building a fire in the stove and
in order to make it burn more quickly
he picked up an oil can which he sup
posed contained coal oil. but which
contained gasoline and poured some OF
the contents on the wood. When he
applied the match the gasoline ex-
ploded blowing the top off of the stove
and severely burning Cornog about the
face and eyes
The Aetna baseball team. Of this
place. defeated the team from Havre de
Grace, Nd. on Saturday by the score
Of 10 to l. Havre de Grace was not
allowed to score until the ninth inning
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
bRGE HUTT IN TROUBLE.

&c HUT, the six-foot colored
| r Of the New Castle Jail, who
ork around the outside, insulted
New Castles citizens yesterday.
bitter was reported to Sheriff
who had him locked up.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
ADVANCED CLASS.
adies and gentlemen:

FOr Iadies and gentlemen:
Thursday, Sept. 10, s to 10 p. m.
Thorough instruction in the art Of
Dancing and Society Decorum. Individ-
ual private lessons given to suit pupils.
Private class formed at any time, in or
out of the city. For all information
call at the academy. hours. 3 to 4 p. m.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
HELP WANTED.

WANTlED.-Two mililners at 2lS
King street. Mrs. X. Hayes.
WANTED Cook, white elderly lady
preferred. Good home Address b.. Jour
nal office.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
NOTICES.

NOTICE "a hereby given that on We'd
nosday. September 2S. 1895 at 10 o'clock n.
m. application will be made TO Hon. VIII
liam G.. Spruancc, associate Judge Of the
Superior Court In New Castle county, at
chambers. in the County Court House, at
Wilmington for the Incorporation OF n
company, to bc called Chicago Electric
Hose Company" for the purpose of manu-
featuring india rubber hose, and all other
kinds OF hose, and all kinds OF rubber
goods. GEORGE LODGE
Attorney for lncOrporatOrs
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For SALE.

FOR SAIIE.-A Singer sewing ma
chine, in good working order. Apply
at 1913 West Ninth street.
FOR EALu.-AN UP-TO-DATE ONn
HUNDRED DOLLAR BIKE. NEVER
BEEN USED. MAKE AN OFFER FOR
1T. M. Il. TOFr
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TO THE TAXPAYERS OF BRANDY
NXTNH IITfNDnEn

WINE HUNDRED.
The taxable residents OF Brandywine
hundred. and all persons liable TO pay
tax in said hundred. are hereby notified
that the undersigned, tax collector for
said hundred. will sit at
The Court House, Wilmington, Scptem.
her H. -, % and so.
Practical Farmer. September 10 and %
Porry'a Hotel, September 20.
For all taxes paid on September there
Will be an abatement Of five per cent
Taxes remaining unpaid for 1897 after
said time VIII be dealt with according 10
law and al additional expense VIII be
added TO the bill
WILLIAM 70. HUSBANDS.
Collector Of Taxes for Brandywine Hun.
bred
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NOTICE.
TO TILE
q TAXPAYERS OF MILL
nR HHK TITTNTlp mn

CREEK HUNDRED.
The taxable residents OF MIL Creek
hundred and all persons liable to pay tax
IN said hundred, are hereby notified that
the undersigned, tax collector for said
hundred. win sit at
Temperance Hotel, Hockessin, septem-
Der o. IL.
Ashland-Septembe IA.
Marshallton, Gray's shoe store Septem-
Der q
Stanton +. o.. September 10.
Union, j. II. Dempsey's store September
26, 10 to - a. m, ana / 10 3 y. m.
At Red Mills, z until evenings.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20
DANCING ACADEMY
OF
MISS McCLAEFERTY.

Aekew Building, No. East Seventh st.
First quarter, for beginners, will
commence: For children, Sat, Sept IL,
? to 4. Ladies. Tues, Sept Is, to
10 p. m. For Gentlemen, Mon, Sept. u.
TO 10 D. m.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20

The Dover schools reopened yester
day with 800 pupi.o.
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EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS OF
DET "a w Arm

Section 90. That on all taxes paid before
the first day OF October there shall be an
abatement OF five per contum; on all
taxes paid before the first day OF Janu-
airy. there shall be an abatement OF three
per cetnum; on all taxes paid after the
first day OF April, five per centum
Thereof shall be added thereto.
HARVEY II. BALDWIN,
Collector OF Taxes for Mil Greek Hun
dred.
Evening journal., 1898-09-20

y L. Gooding, sergeant of ma
N the gunboat Castine, is visit
the city.
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open for limited time only. The
S. e. B. G. is one of the largest
and best business colleges in the
United States and to take course
with them means success. Read the
ad. and profit by it.
When the advertising atmosphere
is heavily charged with exaggeration,
imaginary, bargains and bats, hadn't
you then better buy your clothing
where every article is marked in plain
figures, and sold to you at rock bot
tom price, exactly the same as Your
neighbor car buy them. We do still
more. We gurantee our goods to give
satisfaction CT give your money back.
Brown Bros.
Master Alex Sands Rochester,
spent last Sunday with Grand Pa
and Grand Ma Sands in onr City.
He left yesterday with his friend
Charley, son of Gen. john G. Reeves
of Lancaster, for the Military Acad-
omey at Bethel, Va, where he will
enter for an educational course. +
"Boydy" as the boys and girls who
like him call him. and they all do, |
has with theirs, also the good wishes
Of the "Oid Man for an honorable !
ind successful course in the studies
before hum and show himself a man,
Is gallant and as good as his people.
70 advertise our college we will
give a thorough course of instruct
on in double and single entry Book
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c. S. BAY, Auditor,
]. H.KLINE, Treasurer.

keeping and Commercial Arithmetic
bv mail free of charge to Il limited
number of persons. This course will
be completed in forty lessons. No
charge for Diplomas. Text books
furnished at less than one-half the
price charged by other schools. Apply
at once and name this paper when
you write. Address: The Sioux
City Business College, Sioux City,
Iowa.
No guess work about our cloth
ing. They're the best clothing that
skilled workmanship can produce.
They, re clothing that do their whole
duty. Standard for style. Foremost
for quality and wear and are sold at
the lowest price
Brown Bros.
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office. The Editor of the Adeiph i
News, Jake Friend the Karshner
Reunion and all the boastful people
OF the Salt Greek Valley are invited
to come, when we cut it. 1t is an
Uncle Sam Melon. 1t is big enough
to give lots of friends apiece, and
has ripe seeds to supply all the
patrons, two thousand of them, Of the
Sentinel, and the AbeIphl News
thrown in. The Country Editors who
tell the truth on watermelon ques-
tons, will be invited, when we Gu
the forty two FOUNDER OH our Editor
iai table.
Joe Snider is not only custom
er for the Timber man, but for
cron grower also. lie has just
bought six more oxen, making his
team 80 head, and has purchased a
corn crusher to prepare them feed,
which grinds 400 bushels of corn
day. The money Mr.. Snider pays
out each month runs from twenty
eight to thirty-one hundred dollars.
Nearly $4,000 week, $4,000 a
day. This money which Mr.. Snider
pays out don't come from tie pockets
of Hooking County people, but from
the world outside. Mr.. Snider
brings into this county, new money,
only here because he brings it, fifty
thousand dollars d year. In the
time since he has beea In this county
he has paid out to people Of the
county not less than half million of
dollars. Some more men like Snider
TO bring money int; our county, are
very much needed.
Mr.. jerome Green. Professor Of |
Natural Philosophy, and Mechanical
Engineering, at Notre Dame, South !
Bend, Ind, University, was visiting
in our city last week, the guest of |
his uncle, Lewis Green and family. !
Professor Green is a graduate of the !
Ohio State University, was placed
in charge of the Electrical depart
ment at the Worlds Fair, and sub
General Manager of the
department at the Atlanta
Exposition. On the departure of
Father Zahm for Europe, two years
lgo Prof. Green was placed in charge
u the Scientlf; Department of the
University. with especial assigned
work in the Mechanical and Elec,ri-
al departments. He has recently
a number of valuable i'm
on the telephone.
IF you wish to secure enrolment ;
IS free student in the Mail Depart
neut OF the Sioux City Business
'ollege, Sioux City Iowa, send in
our application at once. Their {
Ter Of free course by mail will be i
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Just the Place for 4 Bridal Trip.

Take a cruise to Picturesque Mack
mac Island, 900 miles Of lake ride,
and it only costs Sl7 from Cleveland
%l5 from Toledo and $3.50 from
Detroit, round trip. including meals
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Foi1vio ldkGNOIlCG

Mr. Joseph Frantz, of New
Plymouth, Vinton county, 0.
raised this year on hill land
28 bushels of wheat to
the acre by using the Ra-
sin Fertilizer Co.'S. Acid Phos-
phate. You can get all the
fertilizers put up by the above
company, namely: Acid Phos-
phate, Bone and Potash, Dis
solved Bone. S.S.I. .Guano and
Supt. Phosphate by writing
or calling ON
W. P. MILLER,
Union Furnace, O.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
For Sale or Trade.

Town property, consisting of one
house and three lots. Land or per-
sonal property acceptable Inquire
Of SPARKS ~ Co, City Drug Store,
LoCan, O.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of John f. Rauch deceased
Tne undersigned has been appointed and
quaiihed IS administrator of the estate of
Jonn z. Rauch late of Hooking county, de-
ceased
Dated tlis 10th day of August. A D. 1893
GEORGE II RAUCH.
., -'-oW Administrator
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Lanes1ille : Shawnee Division

/ Daily except Sunday.
rIekels on -, ie a. - al tue rriubipai cities in
they =. or CanacA. Direct connections made
Tor 9li important FONTS north, south, east or
vest.
tnv ticket agent V III give you full infor-
M zion coucer. i'S connections, or ycu can
,ddras4 - ~ I3auffI General Passenger
agent CniumhuS, ohio.
u = PtENHII W W. DANIEL.
,ip,,-l Act ft,- t,.ceiVcr Gen PaSs.Agt.
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SETTLERS One Way Rates to points
September 6 and 20 and October
and 18th.
OMAHA, NEB-, Exposition, June 1st
to November 1st.
Home Seekers Rates to points
Sept 9th. d goth. Oct 4th. and 18th
Round Trip Tickets.
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OVERDRAFT BALANCE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-27
SQuatters Near Thomas and Harrison
Streets Must Move

Unless the squatters IN the nelehbor-
hood Of Thomas and Harrison streets. in
North Seattle. take prompt action today
there Is likely 20 he an Interesting scene
In that district tomorrow.
some tine ago petition Has aled be-
the public streets IN the vicinity OF Third
avenue west and Thomas and Harrison
streets. together ws,h the adjacent alleys.
were occupied by lot OF shacks. and
that these shacks were occupied GRIZZLY hy
men v no were mere Migrants The city
council. after considering the matter care
tuly. passed a resolution directing the
board OF public works 10 clear away the
shacks. The customary twenty DAYS no
Mo- shack has been moved. The squat
ters s'ill enjoy their taxle~s RESIDENCES
and tne typical tens men: house crowds
SIN rotap Up aid down tie neighbor.ng
slopes.
Superintendent Little vii tomorrow pro
coed 20 enforce the resolution II Il an
derstocsf that there are Two or thre~s in
yaads IA the shacks. The condition az
these pte3'e Il ~ the purpose of Mr.. Lit
be allowed. nd thu sQUaf,srs nigh. as
We'll move ont today 10 save Themselves
the !ncoave n!eE2ce 81 being thrust out to-
nl0rrow
The squatters themselves have no posi-
bic protest coming For months fney
have cauprI On the puoslc streets BY the
mere sAErs1ce q the CtIy. ard they have
been allowed - % SAD SIMPLY because +aers
happened 20 BE- H. particular demand FOR
social Interests Of North Statt.e are de-
Nesop-ng rapidly. and Jae c4;iz aS fe.. .hst
SUCH : co3d.iian Of affairs Coa!I aot De-
allowed 20 CCGtiEae .CrE~F