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Fame.

FFoR As Wd,Ain1tOn 6tor.
When . man becomes . hero all the world 10 standing
round,
In waiting for Q chance 10 shnre his glory.
From shoro to shoro innumerAblo voices VIII re-
sound,
All eager to add something 70 the story,
eve used 70 know him In hls YOUTH
I'VE said ho was q wonderr''
"He was the catcher on our ntno.n
"You couldn't keep him under
"Ho was the catcher on our nine"
"Hih sharpness beat the weasero,S
THAT oix-foot Oldest boy Of mine
Prom him once caught the moasleSt~
And the anecdotes came rushing. IN beWildsE1ng A.
From folk Of every station and complexion,
For thore'e always an ambition, which no wisdom
can allAy,
n fovei in some brilliant mans reflection.
"Hia family we'vo vi1ttodE'
1--WE were his ne1t-door n0lghborOr'
"Xind words OF hope we've often said
To cheer him ut his laborl'
"My father told him he might call
On our folks to asaist himl'
And Qoudest chorus OF them alb
I'VE are the girls who've kissed him."
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Church and Stage.
from Tie Svdnev BuHetin,

1t was curious AZ Broken Hill tho other Sun
day to see a priest standing at the altar steps
thanking members OF the French Maid COM
pany for singing in the choir and recommend
ing his congregation to 60 and see the show.
But. after all. why nOtf
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The Country's Call.

The Country's
From Gs Atlanta Consitrioa.
When you heard the country oallin'-an' she wasn't
callin' soft
Thar warn't no man a-hidin' in the old-tme fodder
loft;
Thar wuS patriots by the dozens
All yer brothers an yer cousins,
But twuz hard work gittin' in the armyl
They were crowdin' for recruitin' from all cornerI Of
tho States,
They were jumpin' Of tho fenoss-they were climbin'
Of the gAtesi
But, with privates by the million
And with Colonies by the billion
II Was hard work gtttin' IN the armyi J. I. 8.
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N. J. FivnH.-SpGin gave money to the Americans
during the Revolution, but only through the French;
It insisted that the gift should not BIO known TO come
from her. sha hated England. but did not dare to
take openly sides with us.
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W. M.-There are three Roman Catholic ~chaplAInh
In the navy and twenty-ono Protestant chHplAlnI.
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TAomaI FlsldiH0.-The bill making LAncoln'A birth
day . holiday in this State became . law on Nay II,
1896 the hrst celebration Of the birthday a. . hoh'
day was on Feb. IA, 1896. Just ~ We said.
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l.. FranekfVH.-The Postal Record 70 tho only maya
Eine devoted to Post Once mattsrs. 1t 10 published
monthly In Washington.
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Pharmaceutical Note

Pharmaceutical Note
There is a druggist in First venue who dis
plays this sign:
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C.B b. Gin paper making these chemicals arc
used; Milk OF lime. chloride OF lime. hyposulphite Of
soda. china clay. lime or tale.
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d. Eve don't know that any State has adopted
the whipping post IS . penalty for wife beating.
wife beating is mot an American amusement tn any
extent. Delaware has tho post for minor offences.
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J. Hudnsv.-The shamrock has three leaves. That
is why st. Patrick. according to tradition. used II as .
symbol of the Trinity.
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n thsrs a triple ailiancef Between what ooun-
triesf n 10 offensive and defenaivel Il u likely 20
be \ factor in the war with spainf III wnsoH.
Yes, between Germany. Austria and Italy. II is
offensive and defensive. and IL seems TO have been
an Innpprociable factor in the war with Spain.
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,. Kidd,-Franoo and Brazil are republics.

Sidney L. KrausG-"Farcial" IL not . recognized
English word; it 10 . corruption probably Of " far.
L.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
Ne,v YorI. MnrI.cts.

FLOUR-State and western quiet, but
steady; winter patents. S3.750410; win
ter straights. s8.GOG3.7O; Minnesota pat
ents. S4GA35; winter extras. S2S503.15.
WHEAT-No. . red declined under
weak early cables ans peace news bu.
was subsequently rallied by steadier
closing advices; December, 7iEQ55c.
March. 75ibG75ssc.
RYE-Quiet; state, 53lkc.; No . west
ern. 54c.. c. i. f.. Buffalo.
CORN-No. was firmer on the
strength Of cables and local covering,
December. 3Sd3sMc; May. ss2sQ39ssc.
OATs-No. 2 nominal; track white.
state. 29038c. track, white. western,
290SSc.
PoRK-Quiet; mess, ss.75@9.25; fam
lily. S9.5O0l0.50.
IARD-Quiet; primo wce.ern steam
Sj.32K. nominal.
BuTTER-Firm; state dairy, liql9c.'
state creamery. l5922iAc.
CHEESE-Quiet; large, white, Siac.;
small. white, &c.
EGGs-Firm; state and Pennsylve
MIA, pic: western, zoe.
TURpENTINE-Str at 40ia@4ic.
RICE-Flrm domestic, 4AQ5c.; ia
pan, &c.
TALLow-steady; city, sNc.; coua-
Try. 3ssQ32lc.
HAY-ouiet; shipping, soG4oc.; good
o choice. 45Q6Oc.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
: SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT
NEW CASTLs NEWS NOTES

he military supper will take place
light and Saturday night in the
|ment of st. Peters Church.
b Saturday night John Rice and
|use, the baker, had the glass
ken in their doors leading to the
lon and bake shop. 1t is an every
occurrence that windows in pri-
houses are broken, but still not
boys, but men, are allowed TO
. ~ stones.
'lieves are said to be prowling
. .Ind the city, but as yet there have
very little stolen.
! rs. J. E. Fitch, the gospel singer
sing in the NJ. E. Church on sun
two weeks.
lptain Edmund Eugene Rogers wac
n suddenly sick Tuesday night anC
. Black was sent for. 1t was
lght his attack was that Of acute
gestion.
6Rptain e. T. Watson Post, No. 3, G
4 r., left yesterday morning on ont
he early trolleys for Wilmington
IRE they took the Wilmington
mer for Philadelphia and partici
4 n in the military parade yesterday
Harry ROthrock will shortly remoy
family to Wilmington.
he wedding CT Miss Emma J. Alex
er and Robert T. Dale took place a
NJ e. parsonage on Monday even
Rev. r. Irving Watkins officiated
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

SIS Sarah Rodney has returned from
|ladelphia, where she had been
hiding a week with her aunt, Mrs.
Try Hay.
rs. Mary Smith, Miss Hettie Smith
Mrs. Proudfit have returned from
+ 'lntic City.
f he Misses SpctswoOd and Mrs. Mes
are spending the rest of the week
Philadelphia, the guests Of Mrs
rge Pierce.
RS. r. /. Watkins is entertaining
/. l.. T. Miles and son, Of Marion
ichard King. superintendent Of The
mington and New Castle railway
4 returned from Philadelphia.
aptain Henderson, of the three
: >lted ship Cromatyshire. entertained
gh Duffy and Ries Graham OF
sday This Is the boat that ran int
s Mohegan.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
ADRIFT EIGHTEEN HOURS.
shiDwrecIsed Sailors Picked Up Mt


shipWrecl1ed sailors Picked Up mt
Sen.
BALTIMORE, oct. 2S.-Eight seamen,
comprising the crew OF the brig STAR
light bound from Haiti TO New York
with logwood, were picked up from two
open boats last Saturday morning and
landed here yesterday by the Norwe-
gian fruit steamer Simon Dumois. Cap
tain Nieuwegaar reports that he sight
ed the two small boats at daylight on
oct p ten miles southwest of Castle
island, in the Windward passage. Both
boats were half filled with water when
the DumOis hove in sight
Captain Rhodes of the Starlight said
that he and his crew had been ahoat in
the boats for is hours. The Starlight
had grounded on Hog Sty reef four
days previously. All had remained by
the brig until she began to break up
They were then compelled to forsake
her The boats were lowered, and the
sailors, taking some clothing and foot
| from the brig, had put into the Wind.
ward passage, hoping to intercept q
vessel. The boats were old and begar
to leak from the time they were lower
ed. The men We're kept bailing the wa
ter out Of the boats and It was only b,
this means that they were kept afoat.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
CRAZY FRl)M THE SIGHT
MRS. MOORE SAW HER HUSBAND
KILLED AND GOES INSANE
rnnrrrr crnnl1 HNNCEn

MRS. MOORE SAW HER HUSBAND
KILLED AND GOES INSANE
JONES SEM TENCED.
Dover, Oct. 2S.-Alrs. William T..
Moore. the you ng wife Of the horse
man who was dlled in race on the
Dover fair grounds at the last fair has
lost her reason. and friends have taken
her to a Philade lphia sanitarium.
She saw the fegtal accident and was
seized with hyst eria, from which she
never recovered.
Samuel Jones. dhe wicked looking
negro. who shot James Kemp, a white
man. at the Masters Corner registra-
lion last Saturday, was convicted of as
sault. with intend to commit murder
and was sentenced yesterday afternoon
10 the full penalty of the Jaw, five years
IN prison and an hour in the pil,ory
"I had to confess / shot him" said
Jones. cor The gang would have lynch-
cd me-"
Harry A. Richardson, who just re-
turned from Chicago yesterday, found
that his trunk had been stolen and
has put a private detective on the
case.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
ENGINEER RESPONSIBLE.

Railroad Commissioners' Decision
on Whittendon Junction Accident.
BOSTON, oct. 2s.-The railroad com
missioners have handed down a decl-
sion on the fatal collision at Whitten-
don Junction. on the New York New
Haven and Hartford railroad. which
occurred on Sept. 6. They find that the
engineer of the first. or Mansfield train
was principally responsible for the ac-
cident in not following the signals.
All persons on the rear train from
Whittendon Junction are exonerated.
The tower man is blamed because he
did not obey instructions to allow the
Mansfield train to go on ahead OF tho
Whittendon train, but this responsible
lfV Is alighf.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
MAccoRD CLAIM DECIDED.
United staten Wins fts Case Against
Peruvian Government.


WASHINGTON. oct 2s-The state
department has been notified that the
arbitrator in the case of the United
States. for ex-Consul MacCord, against
the government of Peru has awarded
$4,000 damages to Mr.. MacCord.
The settlement of the case provides
that the money must be paid TO Mac
Cord within six months from the date
Of the award. The fees TO the chief JUS
tice of Canada, $1,000 by the United
States and $1,000 by Peru, were paid
before the terms of the award were
made known to the respective govern
ments. The arbitrator was the Right
Hon. Samuel Henry Strong, =. c.
MacCord was the consular agent of
the United States at Arcquipa, Peru in
1885 and also superintendent of a rail-
road. During revolution he was
thrown into prison and his life threat
ened. His original claim was for $500 b
600.
The case of the United States was
prepared by Hon. w. l.. Penheld, Sole
itor for the department Of state. II is
a brief covering less than "a pages,
which contains not only the arguments,
but a statement Of the facts. and upon
this statement the award was made
The amount Of damages claimed by
Secretaries Olney and Sherman was
$4,000, although Secretary Sherman Of
fered to compromise the case at $685.
900. This was rejected by the govern
ment Of Peru, so the claimant receive
$1,000 more than the state department
offered TO take. Mr.. Penfield in his briei
declared that MacCord was a duly ac.
credited officer of the United States
and recognized as such by Peru and
/ that barbarous and inhuman treatmcnf
was inflicted upon him lawlessly ant
arbitrarily and in contempt OF express.
ed treaty obligations for the purpos,
i Of extorting money to overthrow tn,
constitutional government Of Peru. Mr.
Penfeld quoted from a number Of case
Of similar character TO show that inter
national law always had awarded ful
measure of damages for breaches C.
this kind and especially when commit
ted against the state.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
DIAMOND RlYG MYSTERY
KENTS GRAND JURY PROBING
TINE DIsAPPEA RANCE OF MRS
NICHOI SONS PROPERTY.

KENT'S GRAND JURY PROBING
TINE DIsAPPEA RANCE OF MRS
NICHOLSON'S PROPERTY.
Special Corresponds ce Evening Journal
Dover. Oct. 27.-,rhe two sons of Rev.
DR.. Smith. of Wesley M. E. Church,
are ill with diphtleria. While there
are several cases Of ldiphtheria in town
all of them are Of very mild type.
Mrs. Nicholson, wife of DIR. Nicho,-
son, a well known p hyeician Of Magno-
liza. lost a diamond ring about Two
veaA s ago. She as serted at the time
that it was taken rom a stand in her
room, Last August Miss Jennie
Wright, neighbor, who was a fire.
ouent visitor at the Nicholson home
showed Mrs. Nich. Olson a diamond ring
which she said 'had been given to hel
bv a friend. MI 3. Nicholson identified
the ring and cls lined it. Miss Wright
contended that she was mistaken and
refused 10 give up the ring. Mrs
Nicholson thenl accused Miss Wrlgh.
of having stolAr the ring and at Z
hearing before Magistrate Cooper II
Dover. She was held for this term o
court. AT that hearing J. d. Harloini
testified that he himself had given thu
Young woman tie ring. Feeling il
Magnolia runs high over the matter al
all ahe parties al'e wen connected. Th
grand jury now in session is consider
ing the case.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
ELK RIVER SURVEY

IL GOVERNMENT IS INTEREST
|D IN THE IMPROVEMENT OF
HE STREAM.
|lkton, Nd, Oct. 2S.-The govern
|lt survey of the Elk river will likely
completed by the middle of the
liter. The schooner Matchless is now
Town Point, her steam launch and
other boats being daily engaged in
ing sounGings between that point
the mouth of Back creek. The
sle is engaged upon similar work off
mouth of the Sassafras river. The
chless will. proceed to Baltimore af-
the work is completed, while the
'gle is likely to go to Porto Rico for
k there. One CT the reasons given
the careful survey of the Elk river
K hat the government saw during the
(. just closed with Spain the neces-
i OF passage by which troops
supplies might be sent across from
i Delaware to the Chesapeake tC
( id the trip around the capes, conse-
8ntly an accurate survey Of the ap-
zaches to the Chesapeake and Della
e canal is needed.
HE government during the war inst
ed. on numerous occasions, used tho
/ Eal from the Delaware TO the Chesa-
Ike bay, a number Of torpedo boats
craft with supplies having passed
Ebugh the canal.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsTER's ORDER.

REGISTERS S ORDER.
Registers Office.
New Castle County. Del. Oct 26. lAsS.
Upon the application of william M.
Connolly. administrator of Michael Con-
nelly late of Wilmington hundred, In said
county. deceased. 10 iH ordered and de
rcctcd by the Register that the admins
traitor aforesaid give notice OF granting
of Letters of Administration upon the cs-
tate of tho deccased with the date of
granting thereof hy causing advertise
ments TO De posted within forty days from
the date OF such letters I'm six OF the most
public places of the county Of New Castle
requiring an persons having demands
against the estate Go present the same. OF
abide by am act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided. and also cause the
same TO be inserted within the snme per-
iod I'm the Evening Journal newspaper
published go Wilmington. Dell and 10 he
continued therein three weeks &C.. o. ID
Given under the hand and seal Of
office OF the Register aforesaid, at
Wnmington. in New Castle County
H.. 81 aforesaid, the day ana year above
written
CALVIN w. CROssAN,
Register.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28

catg5n OF the John Perlz ms Memorial
Chapel. ait West AmweE, on Sunday
next. The chapel, which, is frame. was
buigs by the West Auwell Sunday
school and named after John Perkins,
who for many years ws the superin-
tendent.
Invitations have been sent out to the
wedding OF Miss Give Ellis, daughtei
Of Frank Goldsborough Ellis, Of Elk
ton. and a niece CT DR.. { Charles M. Ellis
to Nathaniel Knowles, OF New
York. The ceremony viii take place
ON wednesday, Move nllber ., at noon
| I'm Trinity Protcs tant Episcopa
lChurch. Elkton.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
License ApPLIcATIoNs.

NOTICE. EDWARD uAHKINs the
az tho southwest corner OF lIfth and
ShiplOy streets. In the First ward.
in tho city OF Wilmington.
county of New Custio, and Stute oi Dcla-
ware, ln compliance with the require
mcuts OF the acts OF the General Assem-
hly Ina such cuso made and provided. do
hereby give notice that shall apply ia
writing TO the Court OF General Se.siona
OF the State OF Delaware. in ANA for New
.aatle county. ON Monday Tho 2lst day of
November lNgS. being the next term of
SAID court. for "a license for said house. aa
an inn or tavern, for lhe sale therein of
intoxicatirg liquors iu less quantities
IMAM one quart, 10 be drunk on the prom.
lses, and the following respectable ciu.
zcns OF said ward at least twelve OF
whom are substantial frccholdcrs of saie
ward. recommend the said application
VIZ:
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
rmperor william NJ JnfYn.

JAFFA. Palestine Oct. %. - Their
German imperial majesties arrived here
Yesterday afternon at o'clock, escorted
by a large cavalcade OF Arabs and
Turkish cavalry. They We're accom-
panied also by the vail OF Damascus
and the governors Of Jaffa and Jerusa-
lem, with large suits. A multitude of
natives came a considerable distance to
meet them.
The German squadron left Haifa ST.
multaneously and steamed toward Jaffa
IN parallel line with the royal advance
by land. which was somewhat slow ow-
ing TO the nature of The country
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
,umONrATH1AN SOCIETY.

e Philoniathian Literary Society
Ie eighth grade rendered the fol-
lg program: Reading Of bhe min
by the secretary; singing, by the
bl. columbia, the Gem of the
h." select reading, Mary King,
btion, Alice Cooper; singing by
bl, America" essay, Julia Cav
+: recitation, Bessie Coheld; sing
1.-The Farmer Boy" by Mary q
Bessie Cofield, Florence Case, Alict
Ter and Mary Sylvester; question
school; singing by school, "a. A
select reading, Morton Edwards;
que, Bessie Cofield, Julia Caven'
'lnd Mary King; singing, by Susi'
IDn, Essie Kirby and Mary Sulli-
recitation, Emma Bradley; quo
IN, boys; general business.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28

state Of Ohio. city Of Toledo, Lucas
County. IS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that Inc i'
the senior partner Of the ilrm OF l.. j
Cheney & Co.. doing business IN he cit,
of Toledo. County and state aforesaid
and that said firm win pay the sum o.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fer each ant
every case Of Catarrh that cannot bl
cured by the use of Hairs Catarrh cure
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed g.
my presence. this 9th day OF December
a. u. 1856.
TSEAIl A. W. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on tho blood ana mucous
surfaces Of the system. Send for tcsu.
mOnials. free.
L. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
Sold hy Druggists. l3c.
Halls Family Pills are he best.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28

notice., BARTHOLOMEW LEE.
the owner and occupant of the house
situated at the southeast corner OF Fifth
ana Poplar streets, IN the Fourth ward,
In the city OF Wilmington. county OF New
Castle and State Of Delaware. in com
pllance with the requirements OF the acts
OF tho General Assembly Ia such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that I shall apply In writing TO the Court
OF General Sessions OF the State OF Della
ware, In and for New Castle county on
Monday, the 2ist day OF November, 1895
helng the next term of said court for "a
license for said house as an inn or tav.
ern. Tor tho sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than oVo quart
90 be drunk on the premises. and the
following respectable citizens OF said
ward at least twelve OF whom We sub
stantlal frccholders OF said wnru, recon-
mend the snid application, viz;
James Kane, Edward Connor.
Anton Held, J. w. McAlllstor
John w. Reed. James d. Mccoy.
John IT. pinkcrtOn, Daniel nohl,
Peter McAlcer, ChHs. lctter,
~ Grady. Hugh Hnrnn.
Francis y. Jaoquot, Wm. j. Richmond,
| Emil Hcrtcl, M. d.. Ihos II. GOrmlcy,
Anton Gross. Geo J. Eglc,
wv. III. Hartlove John Behringcr
Louis H. Maltritz, Henry w Sassc,
Lewis Sassc, William Weisshnar,
| Max Thielmann George Tble,
George Etzcl,
BARTHOLOMEW LEE.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
nF,ATH or A lJEwI1s YOUNG MAN

DEATH OF Al lJEWiES YOUNG MAN.
snecial Correspondence Evening Journal
I ewes. Del, Oct. 27.-George VIII
uamls. aged 10 years, died of typhoid
fever on Tuesday afternoon. He was
taken sick on Saturday evening and
went to he'd Sunday morning. He was
a sai.cr during tle past year and was
an industrious young man. His father
is away on his vessel. The funeral
wiz nit take place until the father re-
turns.
Edward Norman, who for the past
six months has had position in In
dianapolis. md. has returned home to
assist his father in his store.
Howard Anderson, conductor on
the Queen Ann railroad, left yester-
day morning. for Philadelphia TO at
tend the jubilee.
The Sussex Trust, Title and Safe De-
posit Company opened its bank on
Tuesday afternoon for business with G.
H. MauEl. cashier, and Thomas In
gram, assistant cashier.
j. wv. MessicB. Of the Milton Times
was in town yesterday.
Pomptrn A. Willis has accepted
position at Nassau as telegraph opera
tor and ticket agent for the Pennsy,va.
MIA Railroad Company.
Robnson's canning factory closed
this week and in few days the sea.
sons pack oe peas and tomatoes viii
be ready for the market.
The store OF G. p. Tunnel was en-.
tered Tuesday night by unknown par
ties. The side door was forced oDeF
and seventy-fve cents in money wls
taken.
The fishing steamer Samuel Brown
left Tuesday morning for New Ycrl
where she will be repaired and painted
and fish the Jersey Beach on her re-
turn TO the Breakwater.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
N0rIlE

Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration were iu due form OF law
granted unto the UNDERSIGNED on the
twenty-sixth day OF October. A. ID. 1898
and that an persons having claims
against the estate Of tho deceased must
present the same, duly attcstcd, 20 the
said administrator. on or before the
twcnty-sizth day of October. iftN. or abide
the act of Assembly m such case mnde
and provided
WILLIAM II. CONNfill.
Administrator
miucton Del.
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
LIcENsr ApPLlcATIoNs.

NOTICE.. BENJAMIN c.. GAM. the
tenant and occupant of the house situated
at Nos 3es and 225 King street. in the
Second ward, Ga the city of wilmington,
county of New Castle and state OF Della
ware u compliance with The require
ments OF the acts Of the General Assem-
big IN such case made and provided, DO
hereby give notice that : shall apply in
writing 20 DE Court OF General $ sessions
OF the Stale of Delaware. n and for New
castle county. on Monday. t'lc 2lsi day OF
November. ls.N being The neNt term of
aald court fora liccngc Tor said house, as
an Inn or tavern, Tor tho sale therein OF
Intoxicating liquors in Jess quantities
than one quart. TO be drunk ON the prem.
iscs and ihe following respectable cili.
zens OF said ward at least twelve OF
whom ARE substantial fretholdcrs of said
ward. recommend the said application
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF MILL
CREEK HUNDRED.
7 win be at $. y. Chandlers store
Hockcssin. November n. December !!
and a.
cCmhCr n
HARVEY n. BALDWIN. Collector.
LADtESi Chichcstcrs English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand) are the best
safe. reliable. Take no other. Send A.
stamps for particulars. "Relief fol
Ladies'" I'm letter by return mail. Al
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1898-10-28
A HEROIC ACT.

.rry Timms, a young man living
and a motorman on the Whining
and New Castle railway, saved the
Df a child at Fourth and Lombard
It's on Tuesday afternoon. The
was standing on the corner and
when the car was within a short
|nce he ran across the tracks. Mo-
an Timms, with great presence of
H and quick action, stopped the car
within a few inches of the child.
n SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT.
e entertainment given by the Mite
|ety of the NJ. e. Church at the
|e of Mrs. John Megginson was
I nice affair. The following pro
b was rendered: Solo, Carrie Col
|; singing, choir; solo, Mrs. Chef
recitation. Miss Cole; graphic
be concert, Miss Cole; solo, Mrs
|fins. Refreshments were after
lis served.