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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-04-19
QUEER CALENDAR COMPLICATION
Thomas Jefferson Was Not Born on
April l3.

April IL.
There will be many dinners in
honor of Thomas Jefferson, April
18th. Yet he was not born on
that day. He was born on April
2, lT43, old style, but owing to
the new style of time computa-
ton beginning with the introduce
ton of the Gregorlan Calendar,
1852, at which time the equinox
had refrigerated eleven days since
the Council of Nice in A. d. 325,
when the festival of Easter was
established and the equinox &C.
Cured on March FL, the dates of
originating prior to
Pope Gregory's Calendar are de
determined by adding eleven
days, hence Thomas Jefferson's
birthday is properly observed on
April 18th. This interesting fact
is pointed out on pages "a and 35
of the New York World Almanac
a most interesting statistical book
of over 500 pages. That news
paper offers to send the volume
postage paid for 25 cents.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-04-19
Fire Wood Cheap

A big load of stove wood, cut
any length and delivered to your
house for rs cents. A cord, cut
any length and delivered fol
$2.75. A two-horse load feet
long, delivered for IS cents.
Give me your orders. I am we'll
to fill them.
J. G.. HAGOOD,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-04-19

The women of Gainesville are
to be congratulated on the ad-
mirable manner in which they
got out a special edition Of the
Gainesville Sun for the benefit Of
the Episcopal church of that city.
1t is said to be the finest thing of
the kind ever published In the
Central City.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-04-19
RESTAURANT

Go to Ike Tompkins at No. 40
South Magnolia street for your
meals, lunches and Ice cream.
Meals at all hours. Board by the
day or week. Call on me for a
dray to do your hauling.
IKE TOMPKINs,
Ocala, Fla.
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Horses and Mules

Messrs. Liddon and STANDBY
have Just received a carload of
fine Kentucky and Tennessee, all
purpose horses and mules, that
may be seen at their stable.
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Charity and Help

Tie Epworth League of the
Methodist church, together with
a number of its friends, spent a
delightful time with the Charity
and Help Department of the
League last evening In the lee
ture room of the church. The
following interesting program
pertaining to Charity and Help
was successfully rendered.:
Song, "Work, for the night is
coming
Prayer.
Scripture lesson by the leader.
Scripture references by the
league. 4
Song, "Gathering in the Har-
vest
Essay, CHARITY and help"
Song, "Bear We one another's
burdens"
Sketch of Clara Barton work.
Hymn reading, "Must l my
brother keep"
Song, "Oh, the good we all
may do"
Reading, GA plea for human
ity."
Recitation, "rhe boy and the
Bird"
Song, "Cast thy bread upon
the waters"
Open discussion on Charity and
Help.
Benedlction.
LEAGUE REPORTER.
The ladies of Jacksonville who
conducted a fair for the benefit
of st. Luke's hospital netted
h1sNn
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Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your di-
gestive organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
for any kind OF work. This has
been the experience of others; it
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. Is cts.
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarsts.
Candy Cathar.ic. cure constipation forever
l0c. 25c. II c. G. c. fail, druggists refund money
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No-To- Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong. blood pure. SOC. 81. All druggists.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-04-19
Tonight

If your liver is out of order, causing
Bi!iorsness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose of
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-04-19

The ladies of Jacksonville who
conducted a fair for the benefit
of st. Luke's hospital Melted
$500.
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Sd)wetsers&orreipp oeas.
(Ypn uu,ertm stolsS.prreiponoenteu.)

gurgborf, s. Mdrs 1899.
2ieber SeDbad)ter
9as vSabrbu1bert Der Gntcedun=
gen., pie unler 81 Gnoe gebeuoes Sd=
tulum oub senannt miro, bat i6on
man6e ueberraibuuaeu 0sbradt uno
iheint nod ernlte uno beitere Gntbef-
unsen auflparen su pollen. gu mel=
den man biejenige bes @meritaners
Se1la re6nen lou. pelder unter sln=
menourg ltarter elettriider GtrDme Die
Yatterien psrtil9en pill, lei oabin9e=
feut. Sb es mDalib iein miro, na6
Der Yebauptuns oes Profeliors 6. 6.
5rippler in SEEM Dort, Die getu0bnlibe
2uft, Die mir einatbmer, in fliiIlige
Gorm libersufiibren uno Die ,fliiili9e
Suit" als bewegenoe Graft, aber aud
gemaltige @prengfraft gu permenoen,
mag mobl bon fompetenten 2euten unter=
iu1t weroen. IS 1T aleroin9s ni6t
auBsr Nbt 81 lallen. oab in Der fr0bli=
ben 6altnahts=3eit oft Die iiberra=
ibenoten gntoednnaen 9emaAt meroen!
Cine ibreflibe Gnttdul6ung mdre es
beoinat fir Die Menidbeit, wenn oas
lanfte tolenoe .Mailiifterl", bas bon 10
pielen Sibtern beiunsen iporoen 1T uno
10 piele 2iebesleute beraui1t bat. lid)
plDblib als elm beimtiifii6er, 9rdBliber
gerbreder entpuppen wiiroe. Mus Der
fran3olil1en Gammer muB man lid)
aud ltets oui ueberai6unsen gefaBt
MAIDEN. @saenmdrtig 1T lie INNER
nod nit Der Yiioset=Debatte beibdftigt,
bel Der our1 Dielreonerei, bic teinen
grfolN bat. piel 3eit uerloren miro.
Nibt unerpartet 1T Die ipaniide Mi=
niiter=Rriliis 9etomluen oaNe9en mar
Der Nerlauf oerielben faif iiber grrpar=
ten 9latt uno raid. Sem liberalen
fegiment folat elm tonierpatipes. So
!, galta tpiro burh ssrancisco Silpela ab.
9elOst; Der unterldieo tpiro ni1t erof
fein. Inter Der 9epiie: Niht rid.
udrts, ionbern portpdts f1auen! ba
Der neue Minilterprdlioent cine grob,
Gebe aebalten nit allerlei fd0nen Ser
ipreden. Db lie gebalten tueroen9
9luh Die Wleloung, baB Der pabi
front oarnieoerlieat, bat niht beionoerl
iiberraIht, ba SEQ XIII ioeben Iein so
Qebensiabr onaetreten bat. unb in ei
mem 10 boben Mlttr iogM Der geberribe
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9as I'M ndditen SUM nunmebr ols
NIDl fir lnbeilbare @eitestrante iuie=
ber in Sbdti9teit tretenoe &lOlter Yelle=
lap i'm Serner Sura 1T nun biiblb uno
mpbnli0 einseri6tet es eutbQlt ca. 100
3lmmer.
Sic Wormonen=gpofel treiben laut
3eitungsberi6ten ibr llnlpeien in Der
gtdbe BON Gbur (Gruubiinoen) iie ordn=
gen Iib in Die 9aaler, uerorsben Wdnn=
lein uno gSelbIein ben &opf unb per=
bd6tigen Die 2anoestirde.
.Sn Gren6en, (Splotburn) tritt Serr
Noot me9en porseriften 9llters BON Der
GteQe zines 9lmmanns, Die er pabreno
36 Sobren betleioet bat, 5uriif. Ser
@emeinoeratb bon @ren6en beantra9t
Der 8emslnoe-y -yerIammluna Nblebnung
Der ibr au9eba6ten Gubpentipn BON Tr.
5000 an bic WeiBenlteinbabn. Sage<
een bat bic @emeinoe &iittenen (Solo=
tburn) Die ibr susemutbete 9lttien-Se=
ib,iIisun9 einltimmi9 bel6lollen.
9ln Die 9lei6e Yabn bat Die Glnlpob=
nergemeinoe 9erSogsnbu6iee (Sern
cine glftien=l llebernabme I'M yetrage bon
ST. 10000 betpilllst.
9lu6 Die 2erte 5wilden S}pon uno
Dem Dem Sura (WaabD Dpllen ibr
gd6nli" baben uno folgen 10 Dem 3eit=
eeit. Gie @emeinbe Mraier=le=W =Wauo
BAT an bic Mpon=,Sura=Yabn cine 9lt=
tiensei6nuna bon Tr. 10000 uno Die
BON Nouo cine lolbe bon ST. 30, 600
beIAlollen.
2ebten 5onntae bot i'm 6otel
v@ueeisber9" in Sur9oorf Die Nttlo=
understanding Der vgmmenthalr
Balm" ltattsei,lnoen olelelbe gmiilion
zines neuen Sbil9ationen 9lnleibens
BON Wtillionen Tranten uno Die ue5e,.
uabme bon Mttien Der 6olotburn=Wtiin
lter (gDeiBenlteim=Yabn i'm yetraae
bon ST. $50. 900 beidlollen uno an bic
STEELE oes perltorbenen 0errn profel1or
Sang 0errn Major S. @A0pfer, Stabt=
fa1Iier in 5olotburn, in ben Uerpal-
tlrn9sratb gemdblt.
Qaute.brunnen i'm Berner- -Sberlano
errihtet auf fommenoen ssriiblina eine
L2tlallioe Secunoarihule. Diele Shul=
anlfalten permebren li6 i'm Ganton
gern in erIreuliher Meiis.
i Die @en,einbe Ranoergruno (yern)
hot ais Yfarrer ben bisberrigen pfarr=
perlpeIer Derrn Otto &pB aewdblt.
7 (Shlub ani Der 8. Ssite.)
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. / u aubi9en Daran benten mub, Dem
,Sroilber ielnen 5ribut 5u besablen.
Nub Die Ydblte minen 9liifll6er-
msiie lterben F.; ob lie Oonn Oirstt in
9lbraboms Gbob, pber eini9e v5eisel"
tieier fpmmen, brau1t uns nibt gu
p!a9en !
Sen itaotbernilbsn Gonleruatipen
bra6te Der Der flollene Spnntag @nt=
tduihung. Ser Dcmeinoe Goran=
ldloo pro 1899 wu1oe nit Mebrbeit 9e=
nebmigt ebenIo wurben Die Wo9=
nunas=gnquete, Der Slnfauf oes Sram=
map=Mebes, Der Yau ner elettrilben
Strobenbabn Gir6enie =Yreitenroin,
Der e6ulbausbau aaf Dem Spitalader
betpilligt. Sn9enieur Sans Ser5og
,puroe ais @emeinoeratb 9emdblt.
Sn Grid nimmt oas projett, eine
StaRballe su erbauen, iefe geltalt an.
Sn Qlarau beid)Gfti9t man lih leb=
! baft nit Dem @eoanten Der llebernobme
oes eiosenOllil9en Ghilbenieltes BON
! 1901.
eSm Ganton Granbunoen muroen
lesten Songtaa Die oIffsieaen Ganoioa=
ten &aibein unb Petereli als @tanDe=
rdtbe mieoer 9eipdblt.
Ser Sunoesratb bat Die 9luslpeiiure
oes in 2ugano (5eilin) mobnenoeu
Wario Seoesd)i, bes 9eiltigen 2eiters
0es ,GDclalllta" anaeoronet.
Inter bem NDrlibe oes Serrn Bun=
oesratbes Yrenner mar lebten Montag
uno Sienlta9 in Bern cine Grperten=
&ommiliiDn beriammelt CUR 9utahtli=
hen Yeratbuns oes Noy=Gntipurfes fiji,
Die &epiiio oes 8unbeseeieBes betref=
feno ben 5hub Der selperbliben Mu.
ler= unb Mooelle. Qln Dieiem @eiet
| linb bslonoers intereilirt bic llbren-Sn
oufrie uno Die Gtiferei.
Die Grmmilion bes berniIhen @ro.
! Ben Matbes fur Die &ebiIipn oes 5teu
er=@eIebes bat nun einen Gntiunrf be.
reit, Der Dem &esierungs,atb, ipdte1
natiirli6 aub Dem @roBen &atb porae.
legt ipir0. Bis es aber 8e1ebesfraft er
lanst, uiro aeraume 3eit peraeben
benn mebr @tener lou bic 1oiung fein
uno Gteuern besablen 1T betanntlid
| tpe0er bier. nod anoersmD Elm beionberei
Ner9nii9en Der giirger. Mub in ga
4 lei ruff man: Mebr Wel0 Sic Ste
] gierung 9enebmi9te barum Die 0or
lhld9e Oes Sinan3- -Departements fiji
Mnnabme eines Mnleibens bon 10 Wili
oren Tranten.
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Mannerbemoen na6 ben neue=
item Wtultern, nit Gragen uno ge=
walben, alle @r0Ben uuo S9at=
tsruugen 81 % @euts.
Salbrigen Inter Gleioer fir
Mdnner bon 20 gents auimarts
Dis $l.25.
ueberboien fiir Mdnner, bette
GualltQt, ipertb Is Gents, fir
50; anoere fir Is Gents.
SrownD ueberboien fir Gna=
ben l2t @ents.
9alsl6leifen aller 9lrt fir 25,
35 uuo as Gents.
0iite fir Mdnner uno Gnaben
bon 40 Gents biz $500.
@ir baben au9 elne l90ne
9luspabl Don Grlibiabrsiiberro=
den.
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3leiDer fiir Wdnner.
S2.98.

SS.38.
yraune oetpiirfelte Mdnneransiige
bon Molen5eu9 biibfd aema6t uno
earantirt, ionlt perfauft fir SIS uno 6.
am ginleitunssDertauf $2.98.
$3.98.
Graue Smitations Mnsiiae bon Sril6
SsrieSe. 10 gut aemu6t wie iraeno ein
SO NHug. aarantirt gu pallen, BET
bielem @ertauf fir $3.98.
$4.48.
G6worse Gbepiot MnSiige fiir Wtdn~
ner, gut semadt uno garnirt, ma1t
eiuen porsueliden Nnsug fir jeoen Sag,
bel oielem Wertaufe $4.48.
S4.98.
G6marsgraue Manneronsilae nit
itolienijbem Satin oefiittert, bon 0ano
oemo6ten sRnppilDbern, nit Seioe
oendbt nit nur elmer Saummollennatb,
tpertb $3.50, fiir $4.98
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2leiper FIR j,,n9e Wdnner.
Sab.
OubI9e 9ema bte Safansiiee fiir
jun9e Mdnner. wertb $500 bel Dem
@inleitllngsberfuuf fir s2.49.
S3.98.
Gang poaene ibmarse Gbeoiot 9ln=
siige fir iunse Mdn,Rr nit einfaber
uno opppelter Yrult, beinl Ginleitungs=
Gertaui fiir 1898.
S4.25.
Gang tpoGene, 9eluiirfelte Sbibets fir
junse Manner. lSertb 800, bel ole=
fem Sertauf $4.25.
S5.25.
@6uarse ensliibe 9ln5iise bon Moll=
ltoff, beltes SSabrltot, bel bielem Ser
tauf 1925.
$500.
Sie ibDnIten Gollimir, Geraes uno
5hibit 9lnsilge. na6 ben ten Wto=
Den fiir 6, Z, 7.50 uno $3.50.
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48 Gents.

4O ScWl9%
Rentufp Sean Do|en, BON Dem
i6mer ten 0rao. nertb IS Cents Iiir 49,.
90 Scnts.
Sdmarje nno braune mollene Soien
fur Wlnner 90 Gents.
S1.O8.
2eihte Gbepiot 6oien fir Mdnner,
mertb 1926, fir $l.08.
S1.98.
Sbwsre ibwarse Mdnnerboien BON
blpBem Moaenltoh wsrtb $3.50, fir
$l.9S.
SLAB.
Graue 9ans pollene 3aIlimir SoIen
fiir Mdnner $l.49.
S1.98.
100 gaar mobilize i6marse uno
broune 9oien BON bloBem WollenItpn,
pertb $3.50 - 4.50 fir $l.97.
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S5.48.

S5.48.
8an5 molene braune getpiirfelte Nn=
siise nit italieniidem Sutter. saran=
tirter gDertb SO, so, bel oielem Wer=
tauf fir $5.48.
$6.48.
S1marse uno graue gang tpollene
Nnsuae fir Mdnner nit sinfaber ooer
bpppelter Yruit fiir perlonen bon mitt=
lerem uno tartem gau, bel oielem Ner=
tauf !iir $6.40.
$3.50.
Wlpberne 9(nsiiae fir Mdnner bonn
5enen Material fir 7.50, 8, 9, 10 uno
$1,000.
$500.
Gie beIten $22.O0 Nn5iise in Der
94elt bel Die lem Nertaufe fir $500.
$3.50.
Tie beriibmten unoer1leibllben S25
Mnsiiue bon 90. 90. & GD. tperoen bel
oielem 8ertauie ab9elanen fir $3.50.
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&leiOcr fiir &iuOer.
15 Gents.

~ SSN&p<
9iibib gema6te braune uno tunfle
Mn5iige BON stusi Stiiden gu Is Gents.
@rDBen 4 - IA.
S1.18.
ainoer Nnsiige bon 2 uno 3 @5tiiden,
biibib garnirt nit rotben uno eriinen
S6niiren, biibi6 0enu9 fir jeoen tlei=
men Gtuber, $l.l8 8rDben 4 - H..
$3.50.
e6one geltees uno 9lnsiiee bon 2
Stiiden fiir 1.50, 2.25, $50 uno
$500.
80 Gcnts.
Cans tpollene &niebolen, ,pertb so
Gents. iiir 20 Gents /; bulbnonene Gnie=
boIen, tuertb 25 Gents fir IS.
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s. 3oien Separtcment.
1R SScrtfS.

SaIlimir 9olen fir M1nner pon ie=
Der GroBe in alien Gbattirl'nsen, gut
9enatbt, 79 Gents.
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nScre sarantirt fert9 geniidtcm arben 25 per
lone spcsteue Yreie fur o5aaonem ppcr mebr.
&enes glpe better Grab SIC r aben gimB gu A. II uno SC
t0nnn 0e1en Gnhet aber nidt oaran:rem.
Tertg 9mlhe 6abn alien Sbatunsn pint &c., pnt 2C
Quart 32c
Mopoo arbe alien edoirunon git gmt 7c Quart Is
glande gmail 6orben, Die eoem Matera an pint zoe.
NuBbooenan Die uber Na bart meroe arben Quart &c.
Hadarbe1 Die ale DDbe auseben maen pn l2, n 20
aubnfarben mars flint arben Quart 48 Y &c., pnt 1S
2amrence bneu trodnnoe Gutdiarbe mars Quart 40c.
Metaaiarbn fir Gheunn, GQe @auon &c., Guanaten
Ganonen Die @aaone SOC.
0b Sad in &annn 6 Galone &c., Salone &c., Galpne &c..
Ga1one 50c lE@alone 85c.
M0b 6 &c., ganone 2Oc. gaaone 40c
Uaaone 75c., l Galone $l.25.
Sart rodnnber Gubnaf aon 75c.. 4aon $45 GaQone $2
9ufpub flr RutIdenbdber, in Yintfaben gu 15c.
go. l. Gutden 2ad C5aaone 75c., G5alone 81 25.
6ortr Gil 6iniib, gerrD 8ros., 8alOne $l.75
Ct Souls ra aa 9aro Oil Jnib @alone 81 CO. Gaaoe $50
/ (SaQone 45c
qsabaib aiabt 6ao Ol;ni6 per Ganon s25, gauon 65
Slit, sarantirt pfuno 24e.
GabsamenD Srpnin au bonors :basen pin @dre fir a
beafartn uno poufdnoge 2iaen BON Garben.
6arrfr 8rus, \ o.,
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SSarbell 9cpartcment.

ssir oerouien Sab Sab mebr 6arbe s8orum? g1
Yubtum m on uns perlalen onn nee Trb araoe
srtden ooB e limb snnuwr eoranen OaB unere 6b ni
ooer m abdden 10 mnn mir babel baB mir @uer ebduo otnfre
ontrein oes Der Sail it, g8r obn ppQdnoge Ipab
Tarben aler 9lrt an Sano
Evening journal., 1899-01-14
Advantages Of Losing Temper.


At football all manner Of mon have
PLAYED at the ends of the rush line-an
ideal man would be n composite Of all
the other men on the team. He would
be about five feet ten in height and
would weigh about 1865 or les. He
would have the speed of half, the
quiclness of q quarter, the bulldog
pluck and nerve of a guard. and the
brain Of a captain. In addition 10 all
these land contrary 10 the opinions of
most people, he would have a quick
temper There is nothing in football
nor indeed in any form Of athletics in
compatible with n little Of the "Oll
Adam" nor is there anything like
anger TO put life and fire into a tired
nun late in n hard fought game. One
can he as angry rs he may and still be
a gentleman. Temper. properly direct
ed and controlled. will add ferccness
10 ones tackles, speed 10 his running
and strength TO his blocking. as moth.
ing else on earth win do, and many the
captains there are who. knowing this
have stirred up their wearied mon with
harsh words of command which they
themselves realized were unmerited
simply to make their teams work hard
er and faster.-College Athlete.
Evening journal., 1899-01-14
WHOLE FAMILY POISONED
TO THE DEATH OF THE
COLORED MAN KIAH IN CAM
BRIDGE.

TO THE DEATH OF THE
C0LORED MAN KlAH IN CAM
BRIDGE
Cambridge. Nd. Jan. 14.-Ther is no
longer room for doubt that George W.
Kiah, co,ored. who died here Monday,
came to HIS end by violent m,ans. siA
coiored persons and a prominent Cam
bridge physician have been made ~ by
the same poison, and intense excite
ment now reigns among the colored
PEI pie Of Cambridge.
AT neon Thursday the family and
immediate relatives Of Kiah, at theiI
midday meal, ate oyster fritters made
with fcur from a barrel which was il
the house al the time CT Kiah's death,
land which had not been used since. Be
fore they left the table Mary Klah, the
widow was taken sick. and in a short
time the rest Ct the family asO became
IT, Dr. Guy Steel was summoned, and
found that all had been inkenselyhause-
lated, had vomited freely and had burn
ing pains in the aesophagus and etom-
ach All attributed their sickness u
the oyster fritters. DR.. John Mace was
called in consultation, and The physl.
clans promptly administered an anti
dote, with the result that most Of the
family recovered rapidly ard are sup
posed to be out of danger.
Dv. Steel himeef tasted a piece Of
the oyster fr,,;eis and found that the
food left a burning, a1.ringent taste H.
his nouth. In hall an hour he felt
violent nausea and was seized with ar
attack of vomiting. Later, while on hi:
way to pay a professional visit, HI
felt unable to proceed further, and call
ed a carriage to take him home. II,
said he felt greatly upset by the poi
son, but thought he was not in any
danger from it.
The theory is that the poison which
Kiah died Of was contained in SONS
Biscuits which he ate the night that h
was taken sick. The tea he drank Il
supposed TO have derived the poisol
from the bread he soaked in it AM
which gave It's taste to the tea. SOM
of the hour and oyster fritters wer
given to States Attorney Higgins AM
sent by him to the state chemist, fl
Baltimore.
The colored persons made kll are
Mary Jane, mother OF Kiah; Mar
Kiah, his widow Serena and Josial
Kiah, his son and daughter by for
mer marriage; Annie Cornish, a siste
Of his first wife, and his uncle. Steve
Kiah. The woman suspected of havin
caused the trouble is now in Baltimore
Evening journal., 1899-01-14
INSECTS HoODOO A CoUNTlR7

INSECTS HOODOO A COUNTRY.
Nothing could more strikingly illus
trate the importance of small things
than the large role which is now at
tributed to the mesquite in the etiology
of some of the most serious and wide
spread diseases to which the humaL
race is subject. 1t is truly said that
what prevents the successful coloniza
tion CT many tropical countries, ana
what throws the greatest obstacle H.
the why Of colonization of and goou
government in vast regions of Centrai
Africa, is not climate, nor distance
frcm home. and not unfriendliness OIL
the part of the natives. The obstaclt
is malaria. and now We find that the
prevalence Of malaria, so far as maj
ie concerned, depends on the mosquito
and that This pestilent little insect, II.
addition to irritating and annoying, is
the means by which the poison Of ma
,aria is pIopogabed and distributed.
For years hack botanists have known.
the important part played by birds IL.
the scattering of seeds, and of insects
IN the distribution Of the pollen Of
plants, and it seems not unlikely tha,
patho.Ogists will have to recognize il
much larger degree than has till late
~ been done the large part taken by
the subordinate forms OF life by which
we are surrounded-our cattle. oul
horses, our dogs and cats. our flies
our mosquitoes. and perhaps even oui
heas-in distributing disease from mar
10 man, and. as is stated in regard Il
the mosquito and malaria, N decidins
whether the extension Of our empir,
over great areas Of the g,obes surfac,
shah be possible or not Hospital.
Evening journal., 1899-01-14
MlImington s Northern z. r.

TIMETABLE IN effect Nov. %. iS9S.
Trains leave Wilmington (French Street
Station), for b. * O. Junction, Gra-
nogue, Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction.
Pocopson. COatcsyille and intermediate
stations daily. except Sunday, az 40 a.
M: 2i5. 400 and 530 y. m. sunday uuiy.
SOs a. m. Z. l5 aud i00 D. m.
For Wayuesbrrg Junction. Springfield
and intermediate stations, daily, except
SUNDAY. az 40 a. an els and 400 y. m
Sundays only, at s.o5 a. nj; 2.15 and ioa
p. m.
For Joanna Dirdsborc Reading and, In
tcrmedlate stations, daily, except Sun
day az 10 a. m and e.l5 D. m. Sunday
only. SOS a. m. and 2l5 p. m.
A. G.. MCAUSLAND. Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass. Agt-
Evening journal., 1899-01-14
PASTORAL CHANGEs

Eikt-n, Nd, Jan. l4.-At the coming
session Of the Wilmington Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
wh.ch wN be he'd at Cambr .dge, Nd.
a number Of pastoral changes viii take
place among The churches inCecilC C-unty.
Rev z. H. Webster, CT Denton, Nd
is wanted by the North Eas5 Church.
while Rev. Henry Thompson, of Della
ware City, is Likely to take the Rising
Sun Church, succeeding Rev. S. ]. Nor
ris; Rev. II. A. G. FWesterfeld. OF
Chesapeake City. VIII likely succeed
Rev. Mr. Thom. sn. r Delaware
CITY, and Rev. Ernest Green.
fed, c9 Coiora. is slated Col
Chesapeake C.ty. A change is likely
TO occur at Cherry Hin, Rev. George P.
Jones having comp. eted mis- pastorate
Rev. T. S. Holt will probably remain
at St. Johns. and Rev. Walter E. Av.
cry VIII leave Perryville for a much
better place. but just where the elder
will locate him is not positively known
Mr. Avery, who Wss compelled to re-
sign as presiding elder OF the Sails
bury district en- account of 81 health
is entirely recovered, and will be giyer
good appointment