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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
LAING STRIKES
BACK AT HIS WIFE
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,

90S Broadway, Oct. IA.
A decidedly spicy answer and cross
complaint was filed late this afternoon in
the sensational divorce suit of Isabella
Turnbull Laing against Peter Miller
Laing, brought for the second time with
in the past three months.
Mrs Laing's complaint is prolific in al
legations of infidelity and general viola
tions of the marital vows, even going so
far as to implicate the name of one of her
nearest relatives, Jemima Laing, and
naming numerous times and divers places
and escapades that will no doubht prove
decidedly interesting when the case
comes up for trial
On the other hand, the husbands an
swer and cross-complaint contains allie
cations none the less sensational than
those made by the plaintiff wife. He not
only charges Mrs. Laing with various
acts of cruelty, but declares that she, too,
was guilty Of the grossest infidelity. the
cross complaint names a Robert Hill of
San Francisco as correspondent, and re-
cites an incident in which criminal
operation is alleged to have been per-
formed by Nine. Jacques. for whom the
local police authorities have been search
ing high and low for many months.
Mr.. Laing asks that the court give him
a decree of divorce, that his wife take
nothing and that his real estate interests
he left undiSturbed.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

OAKLAND, Oct. 1.-THE following
named obtained marriage licenses to-day
at the County Clerks office: julie Tou-
saint, 25 years, and Juliette Alphonse, II
years, Berkeley; Lawrence Leahy, %
years, and Mae Ralph, IS years, Oak
land; Frank Andrada, "a years, and Julia
Costa, 10 years. Oakland; Austin p.
Nichols, aged "A years, Haverhill, Mass,
and Maude c. Kittredge, 70 years;
Berkeley; William Lincoln Gordon, %
years, San Francisco, and Edith Mary
Dexter. 26 years, Fruityale;, Charles H.
Crouise, % years, Oakland, and hose
Percy Kenyon. "a years, and Dora Long
Briggs, 2S years, San Francisco.
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FATAL COLLISION
ON LAKE HURON
Four of the Grew of the Little
Schooner Typo Are
Drowned

HARBOR BEACH, Mich, Oct 1.-THE
steamer w. P. Ketcham ran down the
little schooner Typo in Lake Huron to-
day. The Typo was instantly sunk and
four of the crew were drowned. Their
names follow:
HENRY LEDFORD, mate Of the Typo
DAN CARR. seaman.
JOHN CAMPBELL, seaman.
MRS. ADAMS, cook.
The captain of the vessel and two sea-
men managed to escape from the wreck
and were picked UP by the Ketcham
The Typo was owned by J. P. Nagle OF
Toledo. She measured 1886 gross tons and
was built in 1873 The Ketcham belongs
to the Chicago Transit Company and Is
commanded by Captain Carter.
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Fatal Termination.

James Pennycook, recording secretary
of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's As
sociation of California and of the Vet
erans' Associations OF the National
Guard, who was stricken with paralysis
last Tuesday while reading the minutes
of the first named association, did not
recover from the shock and passed away
last Friday. He was a native of New
York, 81 years of age and was well known
to the early pioneers of this city.
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Death of q Pioneer.

PETALUMA, Oct. 14.-Much genuine
sorrow was expressed here this morning
over the sad news of the death of Will
liam Ayers, pioneer capitalist, al his
home in this city. Deceased was a ma
tive of Ireland, aged 70 years. He came
to this country when a mere child. He
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Loses His License.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Notice was is
sued to-day by the local Board of Steam
tain Thompson, master of the steamboat
Glen Island. has been revoked. He IS
steamers that interfered with the yacht
race early in the series. Charges similar
to those against Thompson are pending
against the masters of the steamboat Idle
Wild and the Aurus and the steam yachts
Ceres and ChetOlah.
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CAPTAIN CARTER'S LAST
HOPE is SHATTERED
United States Circuit Judge Lacombe
Will Dismiss the Habeas Cor
n1Is ProceedinpS

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE Lead
ers Washington correspondent is in
formed tonight by an authority which
cannot be disputed that Judge Lacombe
of the United States Court, New York cir
cult, will dismiss the habeas corpus pro
ceedings instituted in behalf of Oberlin NJ.
Garter. late captain in the Engineer
Corps, u. S. A. Judge Lacombe will take
the broad ground, it is said, that civil
court has no jurisdiction over military
court: that it cannot invade the province
of such a tribunal nor overturn its find
ings or DEGREES.
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d. q alameda @ou7ty NewS 8
Berkeley, Fruitvale
s. &:a@s.4s.4s.g


to-day telegraphed President Mckinley
asking that a Pacific Coast representative
be appointed a member of the Interstate
Commerce Commission in the vacancy
now existing. 1t is urged that the COM
mercial interests of the coast demand rec
ognition.
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Crushed bv a Train.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 14.-Ward Haynes,
a well known attorney of this city, died
This afternoon from the effects of a rail-
Way ys;aS a accident lent at Monrovia this morning
While attempting to get off the train
which was in motion, Mr.. Haynes slipped
and fell under the cars. His legs were
so badly crushed that amputation was
necessary, but he did not survive the
shock He was 80 years old and unmar-
ried.
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was for years a member of the City
council. He also at one time held the
office of Street Commissioner.
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A Coast Representative.
SAN JOSE, Oct. 4.-The Board of
Trade, which has been instrumental in ad
yancing Santa Clara Countys interests,
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ASSETS.
Real Estate owned BY Company ..... $3.50, 900 90
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages ....... $500 90
CIS Bonds isdoN owned by Company -. $780, 151 90
Amount of Loans secured by pledge
able securities as collateral ....... 13, 800 90
cash in Company's Office ............. 1,S53 81
cash in Banks ....................... R.479 So
a9d Loans @q cash in hands Of $3.50 81
and NoTtgages ..................... 247 so
Premiums in due Course Of Collection. 47.766 2S
bfiis for Free FiTeeHaP'S and Marine rim Risks 1000 90
Rents due and accrued (due from per-
petual insurance on building) 7R so
Due from other Companies for Re-
insurance losses already paid
r.o, A-ea+s se16 o9n 5s
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Total Assets .................
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and unpaid ..... s11. 1856 os
Losses in process of Adjustment or in
Suspense GO,0oo %
Losses resisted including expenses -. 800 90
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
insurance il1s,u 50 per cent 81 7sO O5
Gross premiums Fire Risks rum
reinsurance rein pro rata -. 100 753 "a
Ai5Gqnt perpetual fire insurance policies. 49, 7s1 7s
Gross premiums on Marine and Inland
Navigation Risks, ;
Insurance 100 per cent ...............
Gross Premiums Marine Time
Risks reinsurance 80
All other liabilities .................. 11s72 II
Total Liabilities 1868 1913 45
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O :: e F. CAS- = 1: ::::: $: T.: &: &: s: 6:
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LIABILITIES.

Losses adjusted and unpaid. ..........
Losses in process OF Adjustment or
In Suspense ..s-........-.-..-....
Losses resisted, including expenses.
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
ming one year or less. 81, 567. 779 06;
reinsurance so per cent. .;:.;........
Cross premiums on Fire Risks run
ming more than one year, $1,364,-
626 05: reinsurance pro rata..........
Amount reclaimable by the insured
on perpetual iitfai nte insurance poiicies'
-1.,t.t. G,
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Net amount of Risks
written during the
year .............-...
Net amount of Risks
expired during the
year ........-..........
Net amount in force
December 81, 1898.
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INSURANCE COMPANY

or PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OF
W Pennsylvania. on the 31st day of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1898, and for the year ending on
that day. as made to the Insurance Commits
sioner of the State of California. pursuant TO
the provisions of Sections 61O and Gil of the
Political Code condensed as per blank fur
nished by the Commissioner:
CAPITAL.
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
Cash s4o0 900 %
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STATEMENT
OF THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
OF THE
UNION
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Philadelphia. in the State of PennsyI-
W vania on the S1st day of December, A ID.
1895, and for the year ending on that oay' as
made to the Insurance Commissioner or the
State of California, pursuant to the PROVISIONS
of Sections 610 and Gil OF the Political Coce,
condensed as per blank furnished by the Com
missioner.
CAPITAL.
Amount OF Capital Stock, paid up in
Cash .S1oooOo W
INSURANCE COMPANY


Amount OF Capital Stock, paid up in
Cash .@-oOOoo ~
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
THE WEATHER.

New York Heralds forecast: In
the Middle States and New Eng
land to-day, fair to partly Cloudy
weather win prevail, THE temperature
rising slowly during the day, with
Hight and fresh variable winds, follow
ed by rain ON the lower coasts Of this
Ee,Qlcn.
On Wednesday. fair, Slightly warmer
weather will prevail with llght and
fliesh variable winds.
On Thursday. probably fair to partly
cloudy, with slightly higher tempera.
turel
Eurcpean steamers now sailing viii
probably have mostly southerly and
souilhwestor.y winds 10 THE Banks.
Fcrecact fer Tuesday-E astein Penn.
sylvania, generally lalu Tuesday. anH
probably en- Wsll-ss3hy; va,lab-t
winds.
New Jersey probably showers Tues.
day Wednesday fair; fresh winds
mostly easterly.
Delaware and Mary.bri. ra-rnaf's
fair 'lueHday. a,Hhouph ,ccal rains ar.
possible; present conditions favor Pans
orally faiv weather. Wednesday, and
lAussday; variable winds.
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
.ennard's.
Tailored Suits at
Great Reduction.

The tailor made Suit his be-
come a permanent style Of
dress, and for many purposes
is indispensable-either as an
entire gown or jacket sepsr-
ately for cool days-or ski t
alone with shirt waists. To
those who contemplate ppr-
chasing one of these most SEN
sible outfits great advantage is
secured by noting the follow
ing items, al! of which are
new this season and perfect in
every way.
Six Black Wool Suits, braid
trimmed ar SO from $Io.
TwentyBlack Cheviot Suits,
jackets silk lined, all sizes.
from go to 40, an all.year-
round suit, at $40 from $I2.
One each 80, "a, SO, dark
Green Covert Suit, braid trim
med, at SI2 from $IS.
One each 80 and 80 Dark
Oxford Suit, braid trimmed,
at $I2 from SIS.
One each 81. "a and SO
Green Diagonal Suit at $I8
from SIS.
One 34-inch braid trimmed
Blue Covert Elton at $I2
from SIS.
One SO inch satin lined OK
ford Cheviot Suit at $I8,
from SIS.
One each "a ami SO, Light
Steel Broad Cloth Elton Suit,
elegant quality at SIS, from
S25.
One each "a and SO Light
Steel Broad Cloth Suits at
$25 from $40
One 36.inch, braid trim med
Steel Broad Cloth Elton Suits
at SIS from $25
In our assortment Of Suits
at $I2, SIS and $IS, both in
black and colors, all of which
have been higher priced, will
be found styles of the best.
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
E. B. RILEY.
Hosiery Sale.

Special bargains in Hosiery
this week, Ladies Mems and
Children's.
At S cents, Children's 81
Hose in tans and white, also
long Hose in tans. have been
I2H al / rs cents
At 9 Ger is. one lot of
Ladies Fancy Hose, full reg
ular made from IS cents.
At I2H cents, Men S
Hermsdorf, fast black, full
regular made. high splced
he, Is. worth IS cents.
At I2H cents, Childreu's
fast black isle thread hosiery,
white feet and all black, worth
IS and 20 cents.
At I2X cents, Ladies Rib.
bed Hosiery, fast black, regu.
lar price 25 cents, s inch only,
At I2% cents Ladies full
regulaI-nAde hosiery. assort-
ed tan shades, regular price,
rs cents.
At I2H cents, all of oui
IS cent Fancy Hosiery, re
duced to I2H cents
At IS cents, all of our 81
and so cent Ladies Fancy
Hosiery, reduced to IS cents
AT 90 cents. Ladies Herms
dorf black Isle Hosiery, Rich
elieu ribbed, reduced from 3S
cents
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
THE PENINSULA PRESS.

The Democrats ~ Kent county hnve
decided to hold theN primaries on
JUNE 3. II is safe 10 assume that they
VIII mot select delegates to the state
convention unless authorized by The
State Central Committee.-Cecii Demo
GRAFT.
It is reported that a revolution has
broken out in Lyuia against the dOmfn-
ion or Turkey. Grcd The Lyrians
VITA be heroes. Defending their homes
against foreign rule. Mckinney will
send a message OF sympathy. Then he
Will cable to his generals 10 hurry .ha
subjueation OF the nebelaous Fiifpinos.
Justice
Nominate. a7,uhOrize and elect only
Cood and trustwrrthy men Al1 the
penal statutes and all the crdminai
courts IN the universe cannot sior
thloving 50 hong as you leave the rh,el
near the pile OF gold. just as true s
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
SPRING DANCE CArPNTvAr.

The junior dancing CLASSES Of Miss
McCiafferty's school will give an e0hf-
bltiOn in the Opera House ON Thursday
evening, and IT win be one weld worth
sesing Miss McClan'erty has had phe-
nomenal success i'm teadhiing boys amid
girls TO trip the hight fantastic. and
tiny tots go uhrough the msst Intricate
steps and figures with a grace and skill
THAT is marvellous. The Opeua House
was crowded last Spring when the first
carnival was given. and from present
Indications. standing room Will be at q
premium On Thursday eveutlng This
program with mot he quite so TONG, and
many new dances win be introduced
wh.Nh viii include solo and cass
dances. Many of tlh.e llttle folk will APP
pear in fancy costumes in accordance
with the characters they represent.
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
BIDS OPENED LAST NIGHT
HARRY "A. MILLER PUTS IN THE
LOWEST ESTIMATE FOR NEW
HIGH SCHOOL APPARATUS.

HARRY "A. MILLER PUTS IN THE
LOWEST ESTIMATE For NEW
HIGH SCHOOL APPARATUS.
All the meeting OF the Board OF Eiu-
cation last night bids were opened for
supplying the Plumbing, heating and
elocacoal apparatus for THE new High
school
The bids were as follows: Brison
Plumbing and Heating Company, $780,
6l5; Benjamin f. Shaw Company, $40
$3.50; Harry A. Mixer, $43 ,9S7; Joseph
n Jenkins 100000 The b. +. Shaw
Company offers a reduction OF $712 and
HARRY A. Miller a reduction IL $525 id
terra Gotta pipe is used for draining
The bids We're referred to Tine proper
ccmmlttee, with power TO act 10 Wa
decided to secure the Opera House on
june p for THE Howard school exercises
and june % for the High School com.
mencament exercises. Schools Nc. {
and No . Will be invited by the BOart
.cf Education to attend Memorial Day
EXERCISES.
1t was announced that the raylang o
THE CONVERSIONS OF the NEW Hied
School would be en- June 3. 10 was or
dlared that the proper officers shI-Wlt
draw on City Council for the regular
monthly appropriation. and that $40,
600 be transferred from the curuenl
expense fund no THE new buildings.
1T WAS reported that THESE school!
had been selected for polling places
First ward No. %; Second, No IA
llhlrld, No 3; Fourth, MI ] Filth, No
9; Sixth. No. 3; Seventh. No .; Eighth
Na 90; Ninth, No. 70; Tenth, No 10
Eleventh., No. 10; Twelfth. No. o. Thu
election Will be held ON june TO-
COLONEL A. G. McCausiand gave no
tice THAT the secretary and treasurer
salary be increased from $72O to $50
a year. IN win be voted on next inject
ing might
An Invitation was read reuuestinE
the boaId tlg send delegates to the Ma
tionnl Educational Socsety's meeting OF
July 13 at Los Angles. Call 1t was re
ferrei to che Committee en- T7aehert
1t was decided to hold a special meet
/ t1nig on May 90
Evening journal., 1899-05-23

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrn that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. ]. CHENEY a Co. Props. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known +. j.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in an business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West y IruaN, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. o.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists Toledo. o.
Halls catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
cOus surfaces OF the system Price nc
per bottle. Sold BY ali Druggists. TIES.
timonials free
Halls family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1899-05-23

Those contemplating a trip 10 Annull
Meeting National Educational Associa-
ton, 70 De held at Los Angeles. Cal. JULY
II 90 ~. 1879. or others who desire TO take
advantage cf the low rate. should mo-.
lail 20 procure copy OF this Interesting
Docket Issued by tho Chicago q North
western Try. giving fun information as
20 routes, time cf trains, rates and other
valuable ana necessary Information Sent
free upon receipt of cents postage by
II. W. Beyers, 60l Chestnut street, phila-
dClpha Ia
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
SOCIAL AND PERsoNAL NOTES

MIR and Mrs. Josiah Marvel are Wis
ling relatives at Salisbury, Md.
Mrs Harry NJ. vickers, OF George
town. is visiting friends in tine city.
Miss Bessie Davis. of Milford, is be-
ing entertained by relatives.
Nd. and Mrs. wv d. Caw,ey and sen
have reuuned to their home lin Ellkton
after a visit here
Charles DuPont rs spending several
days at AtlanNic City.
Mr.. amid Mrs. Owen Il. Wyatt are i'm
Washington Tor the remainder OF the
week.
Jokn G. Cray has been visiting his
mcJhsr nIar Brdgavlsle, Sussex county,
Mrs George w. DonohJ who has
been visiting frlslndl5 hIele, has return-
cd to her home in Staford. acccmlpan-
led by her niece, MISS Alice Warfe,d
cii Dlnvelr, who has also Le1n Waiting
I'm the city.
Mss. a. p Ewes has been tlae gue5i
of Mrs. M B. Walks, at Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Pride. oil
Philadelphia, were visitors i'm the cIitB
yesterday
Mrs. Nilagd WiAin is with friends IL
Sca.lord.
Mrs. salie T. TURNER has been ths
guest of Mrs. Emma r. Wright, al
GeorgetOwin.
j. 4. Vamdebeug has returned TO hk
h,me i'm Bridgevllle.
Mrs Eugme Knox and Mrs. "a. S
XKrfiursn rle Caor,cralirlt-n ara x7icffiney lin
THE city.
Ogden T. Christy, Jr., and Miss AlnnE
Hood both OF Philadelphia, were mar
Tried By Rev. w. L. S. Murray, d. ID.
at sa Paui's M. L. parsonage last might
Miss Annie HenIdenstrOm and Charle
II Wallace came from Phgladerphlii
yestmday, and are married by Rev. w
L. $. Murray, ID. d.. at ST. Paups NJ
%. parsonage, No. 305 West Seventh
letreot.
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
Crosby & Hill.
5O5, GOT and 6O9 Market ST.

The extraordinary sale of
Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
just now going on has been a
wonderful success. Why, la
dies can now go out fully and
stylishly dressed for, in most
cases, less than goods and
Innings would cost. Not a
suit in the lot but is made by
a tailor second to none; skirts
made in the same way Hun
dreds of glittering bargains
stare you in the face all
around the store
Our SO suits for So.
Our $3.50, $3.50 and $40
suits for 1898.
Our $I2.so and SIS suits
for $3.50.
Our SIS and SIS. suits
5000.
Our S. separate skirts $3.50.
Our 25c aud 500 dress goods,
nc a yard.
Our &c lawns, &C a yard.
Our Ioc lawns, sc a yard.
Our 12M nc fancy dinities.
SC a yard.
Our 25c and SIZE French
organizes, I2Hc a yard.
Our Ioc classic ginghams,
&C yard.
Our soc mems outing shirts,
CSC each.
Our SOC shirts and drawers,
25c each.
Our CSC ladies vests, I5c.
Oar ] package of pins, &c.
Our II dozen hooks and
eyes, &C
Our I doz pearl buttons, sc
Our I doz safety pins, al
sizes, &c
Our hundred of other small
things as cheap.
Our Ioc outing flannel, OF
a yard.
Our nc damask towels
II &c.
Remember this is a sale tina
lis intended TO do every pur
chaser a good turn. For year:
to come no such bargains vii
come your way
In buy Jog a s. wing ma
chine from US you not only
save the extra price, but nov
you will save the advance, TO
we sell you the machine il
stock for old prices as long a
the quantity lasts.
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
GOES TO WASHING
TON

A large crowd WAS ait THE station
last night to witness the leavang of tlhe
First Delaware battalion for Washing
ton, where 1t win participate IN this
peace jubFee parade To-day. THE train
left at SIS O'Clock. Owing to business
enga genents COLONEL TOWNSEND was
unable to attend amid THE battalion was
commanded by Major Boyd The guard
will raturn this evening.
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
1HE oRIGlNAL GlBsON GIRL.

AS Miss Jobina Rowland sits and
looks alt you. yi-u realize Immediately
that she is a sa.i g.rl with a face OF
patrican stamp and on undeniable
beauty, that She has a queen4y pose OF
a.he head and a frank yet serious air,
but Nj gs only when SHE rises and comes
toward You that you realize how tail
SHE rs, says the National Magazine.
You need to- be tain yourself, tall even
for a man, mot "a find that you must
look up to her, quite Internally, for she
his Just six feet in heieht. Four or five
years ago SHE was living with her fam
lily i'm Denver, Colorado, something OF a
society girl there and leader I'M anna
temr theatricals. Like many another
popular actress, SHE went fnOm the
amateur to the professional ranks,
playing for n year with considerable
success, then came to New York to look
for FURTHER engagements.
"But." SHE says, ''alas for me and my
six feetl My RATHER unusual height
proved my bette nnir. ] would call upon
a manager. He would appear with a
gracious smile upon his face Then. as
wlmld arise to greet him, he'd meas
lNlt IlN- MNNll NUS tfN' ttiAi hlulo iNioh vi
doubt would give way to one Of con-
vlcdlom and he did NOT need 10 tell me
that would not do.
"At this time THE idea occurred &c
me OF POSING as am artists model With
worry lltt1s h-pe on success. called on
Mn. Gibson, and you cam Imagine how
delighted / was whenl after a few min.
Mites talk and a brieIf trial. HE told mt
was enlgagedl" And THUS IL cams
about that a daughter or the Wes
posed as a model for the typical New
York society GIN, appearing ais dis
tinct amid patrician type made famOm.
by the pencils OF THE best ARTISTS
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
Ready-nnade
Skirts.

Balance of Black Mohair
and Sicilian Skirts, handsome
quality, beautifully made at
SIS from So-scarcely cost of
material alone.
Balance of Blue Cheviot
Skirts that have been SIS and
SO at So SO each.
Balance of Brocade Taffeta
Silk Skirts So so from SO.
MISUNDERSTANDING our
long established custom of
carrying no goods over we
have made very striking re-
auctions in balance of Spring
Petticoats,
SI.oo colored at 85c.
SIPS colored at 81 90.
SI.5o colored at 81 80
Piques-We offer two spe-
clal lots of Plque; three quail
tiles in Fancies, at I2Hc, I5c
and ISc Three qualities in
white at nc, I5c and ISc.
for Skirts and Waists. These
possess unusual merit
Another lot of those hem.
stitched Pillow Cases, 45x36
inches at I2c each. worth I6c.
Balance of Remn lnts---
Bites best Seersuckers at 6Hc;
regular Ioc quality.
Pique Reveres-A entirely
new idea for wearing with
tailor made Jackets, giving
great style to the garment.
Can be worn with any style
jacket; first showing in this
market. Plain Pique Cords
and polka dots at 75c each.
We are offering many de-
sirable styles in the ever popu-
lar Black Crepons at specially
attractive prices
Balance Wash Silks at 100
from 45c.
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
COULD NOT GET HERE.

The BrAielh steamship Westbwn.
from Philadelphia, STAMPED up The
ClhlLstama creek on Sdtuuday, where
she was TO he docked al Harlan's. Ore
Eg was not Thought to be sunicasni
TO assist her, owing TO the stream be-
ing marrow and Norucus, and Captain
Wts.cott. cf the Westbum, refused e
hire another TO assist IN the work. Thr
result WIS that the vassel went t-. New
York TO have the work done.
Evening journal., 1899-05-23
22S King Street.
HEprAsopHs ENTERTAIN.

Wilmington CcnGlaye. NJ. %, Inn
proved Order of Heptascrhs, last might
entertained sixty mambe.s CT P5rm
Ccadave, No. So OF Ch.elar. Tne Wis
Mors were reaeivsd I'M ehe Heptasophs'
rooms in the Masonic Temple They
afterwards adjourned to Turn Hall,
where a banquet was served
Evening journal., 1899-05-23

A hc--d owned by Frederick Hem
mng. OF No 12l Fusnam sireet, fell at
.Fl-elh aud natnal streets and broke
lis back this morning THE animal was
rCmoved 20 the Kefter House hospital.
Evening journal., 1899-05-23

Wlnona Council, Jr o. U. A. NJ. Will
have big time son June Is. 1t expects
to Initiate a large number Of new mem
bers and have a number Of visitors from
the nearby towns present.