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The evening times., 1899-05-19
The Flnt-Dvveller.

VTUHi tIIc NIItdHU NVNU!uJ
eve ought to have some new furniture.
but
''But what. Carolyn?'
''I don't know whether to get ice-chest that
looks like folding bed folding bed that
looks like an icechest.'
The evening times., 1899-05-19
One Good Point.

(From the Philadelphia North American.)
"After all. there's something nice about that
newspaper chap. Pcndpper."
''What is it?''
''He doesn't bore you with stories about his
first -born's brightness. He them all for his
paper
The evening times., 1899-05-19
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1899, was se4ss copies.
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COLLEGE STUDENTS STRIKE.
Refuse Attendance Unless n Sus
pended Pupil Is Reinstated.

Marietta, Ohio May 19.-The entire
freshmen class of Marietta College, con-
sisting of forty pupils, struck yesterday
and refused to go back until L. L. Dowling.
a suspended student. is reinstated. They
have all signed an agreement to leave
school unless the demand is met.
The student was suspended for misrep
resenting to a fellow student remark
made by one of the faculty.
The evening times., 1899-05-19

Readers of THE TIMES who may at any time be
unable TO procure copies OF it at any newsstand or
railroad station on railroad trains will confer
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Office information OF the fact.
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wfIlie's Promise.
(From Harper's B..aar.)

. Rich uncle-Are you always 90 quiet, williea
Willie-So; but ma said she'd give me quar-.
ter il I'd behave, and didn't say anything about
The evening times., 1899-05-19

The verdict of the coroner's jury in the
case Of Lord Stafford is death by mis-
adventure" which is polite way of say
ing that he committed suicide.
The evening times., 1899-05-19
A Siren of Indincrence,

From the Catholic Standard and Times.)
Tommy Brown-Is your big sister engaged to
Mr.. White?
Susie Green--No; an guess she don't want to
be.
Tommy Bruwn-Did she say SOY
Susie Grren--No; but she knowed he was COM
in tonight, an she eat onions at supper.
The evening times., 1899-05-19

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28
SOCIAL J0TTINGS
and PERSONALS
A neIange Of Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There Of Whining tonIans
and their Many \Frieuds
MRS. sToECKLE ENTERTAIYs.

About 400 members and friends Of Zion
German Lutheran church. were elebor-
ately entertained by Miss Johanna
Stoeckle, yesterday afternoon and even
ing, at her beautiful summer homo. on
Landers Avenue near New Castle. The
guests went from this city in the trolley
cars, and mud delightful time.
The reception In the afternoon was to
tho Ladies' Aid Society and friends of the
church The party was Welcomed by Harry
j.. Stoeckle, who made an address 10
which he extended to them the freedom
OF the place The Rev. Paul Isenschmidt,
pastor of Zion Church. responded, after
which social time was had. Albert's
Orchestra discoursed fno music, aud re-
freshmentS and luncheon were served LII
the evening tho Young Peoples Lutheran
Association OF tho church enjoyed Mrs
Stoeckleis hospitality, and supper was
served to the great gathering from until
10 o'clock. The lawn WAS brilliantly illu-
minated BY tho many electric, lights, and
presented chcery appearance. 1t fur
nished n delightful place for promenades.
PNstor Iscnschmidt made brief address
IN which he Traced the history oil the
church. He said that the present edifico
cost $4,000, OF which all but 5000 had
been paid. He paid o compliment to the
energy and activity of the Ladies' Aid So.
oiety In church work, saying they were the
backbone Of the congregation when it
came to matters requiring efforts. The Off.
GERS OF the Ladies' Aid Society comprise
Mrs. G. Krautter. president; Mrs. George
Rehfuss; president; Mrs. Paul Isen-
schmidt. secretary; Mrs. Henry Field.
meier.
Tho guests returned to their homes lato
In the evening, thoroughly impressed by
the genel osily of Mrs. StOeckle in prOyid-
Ing the enjoyable occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28

ENGLT-On July q, 1909, john F. Engle, In
the Goth year Of lis age.
Relatives and friends Of the family, also
Hope Lodge No e. 90 F are , respsee a ats
residence, No. 6l5 Poplar street, on sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock lnterment al hlVer-
vitw cemetery.
yANDERZEE-At Atlantic City, N. j., July
%, 1899, Mrs. Mary A. Vanderzee, mother OF
Laura @. Todd late Or Wiiimiast1Ih;t 10 attend
the funeral from the residence or W: NJ; Sharp'
0O2 French street on saturday. July ~; ser,
vices at 1 O'Clock. lntorment at ST. feser
cemetery.
FOSTER-In this city on July 9th, Thomas
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence. NO VI.
Poplar street, on Tuesday morning. Leave
r.. W. g. B. depot at 80 q. m mterment ~
Mt JOY Pa Services ut the house 7''op H.
Monday.
sMlTH-Cp JulyS7 1900 Florence, dauSh.tsstr
Of James C.. and Emma smith III her "o'
relatives anG friends cf'the family are In.
vited to attend tho funeral from her lhlher
residence, ontchann, Christinna nunu,eu;
On Sunday afternoon ats O'CLOCK ih'eihiVh'
Mt Salem cemetery. =
KYLE. Noar Ogden, Del on July, q, 1872
aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the parents residence on Friday at o'clock.
Services ut Salem N, H. Church. lnterment III
cemetery Carriages Will meet trains al Ruth
by station.
CHAMBERL1N-O % day. thu 9th OF 9TH
month"; Elizabeth r., wife Of lsaacT, Cham
berlin
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectrully invited o attend tho funeral from
the residence of her husband near Hockessin
DEL on fifth day, the eth of seventh month,
1899, at 10 O'Clock a. III. Carriages viii meet
~. vi n. III train at Hockessin static l.lntermcnt
at Friends Ruryins ground at Hockcssln'
MARSHA LI.-ln this city, on July ed, Mary
H. wife of ). F. Marshall, in the 4Gth year OF
her ago ..,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF her nus
bund, No. OIL Adams street, on "Wednesday al
teruoou, July 28th, at 2 o'clock: Services at
the house. lnterment at Greenhiil cemetery
MUHl .HAUSEN--In this CITY, on July ~,
Bessie NJ. Muhhnuscn, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
yited to at end the funeral from the residence
of her mother-iu-!aw thristiann Muhihausen,
81 jackson streets. on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. Interment at Wilmington and
Brandywn cemetery.
GROVES-ln this city July 25th, 1880,
James b. Groves in his 18th year.
Relatives and friends of the family are in
vted to attend the funeral, at his late resi-
dcuce No EOS East eth street, Oh Thursday
afternoon, July 9th, at o'clock. Services
at Old Bwedes Church. lnterment pld Swedes
cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28

Lynford A. Thomas entertained num-
Der of MoQullians friends OF Industry
CoDclavs No. IN. at his home No. 1904
West Ninth street last nlght. Not with
standing the sudden shower many guests
were present and enjoyed Mr.. Thomas
hospitality. The lawn was attractiyely
decorated with Japanese lanterns, and
flags and many chairs were arranged In
the coolest place for tho accommodation of
the guests. When the rain began to fall
the assemb!age made rush for shelter,
and the remainder Of the evening was
spent indoors. where inrirumental and vo
cal music was given The guest were then
invited to the dining room which was
decorated profusly with ported plants and
green's. A feature Ut tho decorations
was a canopy WHICH was formed above ths
table q gra6hs. In testimony OF their es-
s se? 5ha r e;as ~ III }sIEnt;l sana
Among those present were: Messrs A. L.
Dubell, Ruff B. Hall, John Kelley, Jas
Saville. DIR. Johns, VIM McHenry, I. L.
Thomas, l.. B. Church, A. NJ. Pierson,
W. f. Shunnnr, Frank Podrasky, John
A: Moor ]. W. Mackey, John A. Porter,
Allie Porter, Daniel Baker, l. Bowers, J,
\. Scott, GEO. Stewart. VIM. Dugan, L.
Vansant, Ohio Strayor, H. Spville Wal
ter Joseph, George Auslermuhl, 4. p, Nc
Key, Win. Walters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28
PISSED the Examination .

: Jeffer 0 5. Coage oil South Whining
ton, has become eligible for appointments
to the position of Clerk in the Census
Bureau at Washington. Mr.. Coage gradu-
ted from Wilbeforce University, Ohio,
June Il +, 1892 with honors. Mr. Congo
had number Of letters from prominent
people in the State including s ong re.
concentration from Colenol Henry A. pu-
Pout. On July "a he underwent il civil
service examination mt Washington and
passed he same with top notch record.
Mr., Coage Is % years Of age and is cred
1t to the colored race, an honor 10 his
family and Wilmington people are pleas
I'D that its col bred people are making such
apil strides on the road Of Education.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28
Brideetou Items.

The Bridgeton Chronicle has
again changed hands, and is now
being published under direction OF
City School Superintendent William
Edward Cox.
- Yesterday afternoon the body OF
Ernestine Pierce, colored, was found
floating in East Lake. There are
suspicious of foul play and the
coroner will make investigation.
Peter Ingersoll, Harry Hughes
and James Rodman, three striking
glass blowers were arrested charg-
ed with rioting at the West Jersey
station Tuesday night and assault
ing Constable Lore and Prosecutor
Fithian. They are held for bail to
answer the charge at the next term
of Court. An injunction has been
laid before the Chancellor to prevent
the strikers from interfering with
the non-union glass blowers.
A burglar entered the home of
Edward Lutz last night, and while
ransacking the rooms, awakened
Mrs., Lutz, who was alone at the
time. The frightened woman ran
screaming from the dwelling, and
the burglar locked all the doors so
that people could not get in, tinlsb-
ed his job of thieving and made his
escape -~4D-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28
IWHITCRAFT ]
is FINED.
Witness C0rr0bOrate His
Wife as to His Cruel
Treatment OF Her. y

d Ia the city court this morning when the
case Of Alexander Pasoto was called,
George Clark testified he saw him at the
freight oars The court held him In 300
bail for appearance at the upper court to
answer tho charge Of breaking the seals
sf three freight cars.
Mrs, Annie E. Hagmayer pleaded not
guilty to the charge of disorderly conduct.
John r. McGuiness testified that he Keeps
q cigar store ut No. COS West Second street.
Mrs McGulness deposed that Wednesday
Mrs.. Hagmayer came into tho store and
oomplainsd Of the conduct Of thu witness
boy. She had large knife In her hand
aud broke glass show case. She used
very bad language wbile in the store. Inc
ceurt imposed fine Of $40 and costs.
Thomas Mulrooney was charged win
riding bicycle at greater rate OF speed
than sever miles IN hour. He claimed no
saw The storm coming and rode to get
home ahead of It, Officer Pierce testified
he made the arrest on Delaware avenue.
1t was lightning some at the time. Inc
court said that the storm precedent would
not do and imposed the COSTS
Robert Jones, colored. was charged with
a similar offense. Officer Pierce arrested
Jones on Delaware avenue while riding at
a rate Of IA miles an hour He was also
trying to get home ahead OF the storm.
The costs were imposed. sssaew
In the case Of John f. Whitcraft charg-
ed with assault and battery. Mrs Sarah
King testified that she rented furnished
room TO the defendant and his wife. He
was very abusive to his wife on several
occasions, She was compelled to order
them out Of the house. Sh, heard Whit
craft swear several times at his wife.
Mrs. Eva Dycus testified that on the
Saturday in question she heard Whitcratt
using profane language. During the sew
sral auarrels she did not hear Mrs. nit
craft. The court imposed fine of $50
and costs.
nCharles Harper and Matthew Conn"ll
were charged with The larceny OF lot OF
puring material. The case was continued
until tomorrow morning.
"Wby don't you keep sober. JOHN
asked the court of John Reed who was
charged with being drunk. Reed said
that it was o case Of going to Jail in your
stocking feet, coming out with II new pair
of shoes and getting drunk at the expense
of the county. Reed will return to Now
Castle for thirty days in default OF 50 and
nosta
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28
CROSBY & HILL.

Ia All Straw Hats, except
the ones we are closing
Ofs out at soc. Boys.
Young Mems, Mems
and Children's Split
Rraids Sennetts, Rough
Straws' Mackinaws and Pana-
mas. Big stock, small shapes
for young men, 81, $3.50. 81
and 81. 50, all now Is per cent
less 4 off Summer Russet
Shoes and all Low Shoes.
See what VIC eau sell you now
at s2.63. So and s57s. 10
per cent, off Clothing, except
Back CIays, Scrges and Thin
Goods. 10 per cent. off Tailor
ing, except for Black Clay Di
agonals. There are still big
bargains in our Basement !!
Prize Sale. Suits, Trousers,
Coats and Vests, Goats and
Odd Vests for men and boys,
all at 4 the marked prices.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturday,.
JAS. 7. MljLLIN & SONS,
Sixth and Market, vii.
mlngton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28
SPANS GREATEST NEED.

Mr.. r. p. Olivia. Of Barcelona, Spain,
spends his wintcrs at Aiken, 8. C.,
Weak norves had caused severe pains In
the back Of his head. On using Electric
Bitters. Americas greatest Blood aud
Nerve Remedy. all pain soon left him. He
says this grand medicine is what his coun
try neeis. All America knows that 1t
cures liver and Kidney trouble, PARTIES
the blood, tones up the stomach, strength
ems the nerves. puts vim, vigor and new
life into every muscle, nerve and organ
OF the body. II weak, tired or ailing you
need 1t. Every bottle guaranteed, only 50
cents. Sold by N. b Dfhforth, druggist
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28

1t is useless for persons visiting
Brandywine Springs to take lunch
baskets with them, for the simple
reason that Cella's Restaurant is
equipped to supply anything, from
an expensive dinner or supper to
quick lunch at usual prices.
Tea and coffee are supplied to
picnic parties by the pot Choicest
brands of cigars on hand at all
times. Luscious oysters cooked in
all styles. Soft crabs, deviled crabs
soft drinks of all kinds.
The restaurant is as complete in
its appointments as a iirst-clas
city dining-room. The best of food
prepared by competent cooks and
served by staff of efficient walters
are undeniable features.
Everything is as clean as in the
best of homes. No effort spared to
make those who once patronize the
establishment anxious to return
again. PETER CELIA, Prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28
Wi.mingtOnians attended.

Tho annual outing OF Baltimore Coun-
ell, Knights Of Columbus was hold at Bal
timoro Pleasure Club shore, on MIDI Q
river, yesterday and evening. 1t was at
tended by the families and friends Of the
members and Knights from Washington
Wilmington aud Philadelphia A game
OF baseball was played by teams of the
Baltimore Council and Calvert Coun;il
resulting in the latter winning Ey i ere
of 10 to II. A grea ,ed pig was 10 loose
and captured by William Gi 1 ng colored
ono of tho walters. In a quoiJ-i itching
match II =. McElderry and thomas
Fink wers tho victors Their contestants
vera James Farrell and Chas. Sack.
Lieut.. John j. Fullem, of the Southern
police district, aud Mrs Fullem who
were among those enjoying the cutting,
had ali narrow escape from drowning
They started for sail in oatboat. !
The boat capsizsd throwing both into
tho water. Mrs. Fullem grasped Der hus-
band about the waist and both went down
Friends OH shore went to their assistance
and they ware rescued. Mrs Fullem
was unconsciou for awhile but both re-
covered,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28

All our silk front Mems Shirts, $l.00
shirts at t0c.
Mons White P. X. Shirts CSC.
Mons Suspenders Sc pair.
Childs Lisls Thread fast black import
cd hose, worth Bic. , pairs for csc.
Ladies Isle thread vests in white and
colors, . for zoe
A largo pure linen towel 1896, 100.
A large cotton towel3c. ID,
Linen finished crash il9c yard.
Extra hoavy awning duck lOc yard.
Ready made sheets, full size 40c.
Large linen doylies 50i dozen
Mosquito netting SC yard.
Crinkled chiffon 25c yard, worth Csc o
yard
Pins 1c paper.
E3 cakes perfumed Soap In box 30.
Great largo roll toilet paper &c.
Pure Olive oil CASTLE soap sc for largo
cake.
Sterling silver polish Sc box.
Pearl buttons, all sizes, DC dozen.
Lot wide lnces worth l24c, 10 and 1856
yard go at &C.
=. Finest bay rum 25c bottle.
Finest violet water 2jc bottle.
Royal extracts, all odors 1Oc OF.
Perfumed talcum powder 30 box.
White p. X. Sc yd,
Figured and Striped p X 6Ac.
Val. lacos lc yard.
White cotton braid for trimming 1 and
&c yard
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28
A WEEK AT BELMONT HALL,

Says the Smyrna Times: For several
days past Mrs. Caroline Peterson Speak
man has been mere CT less interested in
arranging Belmont Hail." her beautiful
home, for n blouse Party" to be given for
her son Cummns Speakman. The week
of pleasure started today and those who
will compose tho party are: Miss Laura
Raub. Miss Emma Armstrong, Newark,
Del; Miss Dora Wilds, Dover; Miss Jen.
ME Viokers, and Harry Vickers. Chester
town. Md, Miss Eba Clark Wilds, Miss
Helen II Waters Charles Stoeckley. A.
Lee Clifton and Cummins Speakman.
The young men are all follows tudents ut
Delaware College and they anticipate a
pleasant week Of It, In its midsummer at
tire. the large spacious lawn at Belmont
never looked more romantic, and should
the weather permit IL Is expected to mako
1t all the more beautiful with variegated
lanterns, cozy seats and tho like. In addl-
ton to tho wholesome pleasure thata jolly
house party like this will indulge in 1t Is
possible that u number of outside pleas
ures In bay parties, dances, lawn fetes
and other pastimes will occupy the atten-
ton of these young folks during the week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28
CARD BASKET.

Arthur A. Potion of Worchester Mass.
Is spending some timo here.
Colonel William T. Records of Laurel
was in this city yesterday. ,s- Gz1
Mis- Helen Perkins left for her homo in
Wheeling, W. Va, yesterday.
Miss Abbio V. Todd has gono to tho
mountains to spend month.
NJ Garland Lennon. of Norfolk, We. was
caller at tho Y. NJ. q. A. yesterday.
Mrs Elmer f. Benson Is the guest Of
Dover friends.
]. M. c. Rodney has returned from q
several weeks visit in Atlantic City.
Mrs Frank Slower is the guest Of friends
at Leslie Camp.
I'D. G. Patterson of Chicago Ia visiting
boy-hood friend in this city.
Miss Floranco George and Miss Elonor
johnson OF this city are sojourning at Mt.
Poconc, Pa.
The annual picnic of s.. Johns Church
Boys Choir will he hold at Brandywino
Springs tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Ocheltreo loft
this morning to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
MCGOWAN at Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Charles L. Story OF this city Is visit
ing her parents, james B. Mari OK Mayor
Of Warrington, w. Va
Miss Mable Walter who has been spend.
week at New LondCn has returned to
this city.
The two little sons of Mr. Lewis Robon-
son and Mr.. Janvier of Bridgeton, N. j.,
are visiting Geo. W. Bush In this city.
Tho Misses Emma and Clara Stidham
and Miss Blanche II. Whitcraft have gone
on Il two weeks sojourn through out Dol
aware aud Maryland.
Miss Ethel Hickman Is spending several
days at Atlantic city.
Mrs. Samuel Mitchell and children will
leave today for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Arment Eckman is visiting her
father near Oxford, Pa.
Miss Mamie Hitch Is visiting friends In
Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. George, are among
tho visitors AZ Atlantic City.
l.. H. Portland is at tho Emmett, Ocean
City, N. j.
How Are Your Kidncyss
DIR. Hobbs Bparngns pills cure all kidney ills. Sam.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28

Augustine Mills excursion to Atlantic
August ., will be most popular excursion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28

White and black satin puff ties l0c
worth SOC.
Boys linen pants 100 pair.
Lancaster ginghams Sc yard
Hill "A muslin &c yard
Ladies' white aprons 90.
Summer Corsets l0c pair.
Fine lnce trimmed skirts Csc.
Lace l0c corset covers 25G.
Hemslitched drawers 25c.
A few embroidered 12l2c handkerchiefs
SC.
All our all wool challis 1jc yard.
81 inch wide silk dimties 25c yard,
z Boys white duck hats 12I2c.
Felt golf hats 75o worth Sl.25.
Lovely child's white dresses 50c.
A few blue percale dresses for children
15c.
Sailor hats worth from SOC to S1.25 go
at 25c for this sale.
Screen doors 50c worth Csc.
Parasol coach covers SOC worth 81 90
Childs fine lace caps 75c worth 81 49,
Maud Adams and Golf Hats 45c.
White p. X. Skirts Soc worth sl.39.
Polka Dot Skirts, deliberately trimmed.
Csc, worth 81 3d.
Shirt Waists SOC. worth Sl.25.
Shirt Waists. 75c. worth S1.6O
All our g. 20 silk Velvets for this sale Soc
yard.
Is inch Silk Net for Dresses, worth $l69
yard, GJc for this sale.
Spanish Lace Scarfs, worth Sl25, go at
30 cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-28

How Arc Your Kidneyss
DR., Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills Sam.
pie free. Add Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N. 7.