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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-06
to the Fair,

we take this method Of extending to you a
welcome to our city, and especially invite you
to visit our store and make it your headquar-
quarters during your time in the city.
We have what is considered one Of the
largest and finest stores in this section Of the
country and in the past few years has become
the headquarters for the buyers of this vicinity.
Conditions that have grown from our
efforts to please the individual taste Of every
purchaser, and above all to handle only the
highest grade of merchandise at the least
possible prices.
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CHI 5uteIEigenrrr
0liIce, % and "a Fourteenth streot.


New AdVeFtiBefHeHtS'
wanted-A Good CoOk-Third Page.
Opera OF alvin Gray"
liZa Main StrOet-A. v. Mcdonnell.
WAnted-LAundTy Girls.
Found-OH Market Street.
Wanted-t.aundry Girl,
Base Bnll-Third Page.
An Interesting PhotO-Ftfth Page.
SWeat-PFoof Rubber Collars for 25c-Mc'
Fadden'R-seeond Page.
These Special PTices-Geo. N. Shook q
Co.-Eighth Page.
For the FAN TradO--stone & Thomas
Fair wesE-GeO. E. sufel & cO.-Fifth
business schOOl-Mius ]. Wiley, Prinel.
pal.
Private School at LeHtherwood.
1870 Blue Label Cutsup-H. F. Behrens
a PowerfuI-R. II. List
Observation-Disclosures Drug Store.
Stocks for SRle-Slmpson h Tutum,
Kraut Cutters-Geo. ". Johnnson's Sons.
School Books and Supplies-Stanton's
Old City Book Store.
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PROF. EDWARD BLUMENBERG
will resume his courses In VIOLIN,
PIANO AND HARMONY on NON
DAY, SEPTEMBER 18th. Former
pupils and others Wishing to
take advantage Of thorough, aystem-
attic instruction in the above branches
Will plenBG call at residence. 6s Ohio
street, Wheeling Island, on Saturday,
September 8. between and 2 O'Clock, to
arrange hours, A prompt attendance
at the first Of the season is earnestly
desired.
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FALL STOCK..FINE TAILORING.

Your attention invited to our large
and handsome line OF Fall Woolens-
nll entirely now dcSiRns ana many OK
elusive novelties OF which wo are sole
agents. The stylish get-up ana fhsh-
lonnblc appearance OF orr garments
recommend themselves. Prices rcn-
eonnbIc, g, HESS a. SONS,
Fashionable TnilOrs and Fine FurnIsh-
orS, 1021-1328 Market street,
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ss.. 5lsrs. Sps. sleas.
STONE & THOMAS.
For the Fall Trade.

Never in this stores history have we been
prepared as we'll as we are this season Our
new fall lines of Dress Goods Silks, as we'll as
every other department, represent the very
best products of home and foreign manufac-
turep and our cash buying system enables US to
offer them at the lowest possible prices.
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BARGAINS does not express It when
you hear the prices at which fine Pr
amos and Organs are being offered at
the closlng-out sale OF
MILLIGAN, WILKIN & CO.,
1l40 Market street,
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WHEN VISITING THE FAIR don't
forget to call and examine the grent
bargains In Pianos and Organs offered
at the cloainE-out sale Of
MILLIGAN, WILKIN & co..
ll40 Market street.
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Do Not Hesitate

to visit our store, as we shall be glad to take
charge of and check your bundles free, render
you any and every assistance, or in any way
that we can be of service to you during your
visit, kindly command US
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GRAND Castle
OF the knights OF the Mystic Chain
Meets in this City.
ELEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION

Assembled Yesterday aud VIII Com.
pletc its business TO-day-The Eight
Castles in West Virginia Represent
ed. W. Dayton, of Keyser Flee.
cd Select Commander The Visitors
Were Entertained Last Night.
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We have fitted moro than twenty
thousand pairs OF Spectacles, giving us
q record and experience uncqualled by
any other opticihn in West Virginia
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
JACOB w. GRUBB, OptiClnn.
No. 1900 Market Street.
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YIsrT1NG MERCnANrs

And other visitors In tho city can 70.
cure seven Of our snpOrh ARtSTO Cab
mot phntoa for only Ono Dollar. nCgs
ulnr price 81 90 per dozen,
TAprlAN ~ CONNEL,
Photographers, li@l MnIn strOCt.
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You will II You como to MS for your
phOtoRrnphS. We arc making seven
superb NlIISTO Cabinet Photos for
only Sl.OO. AFRO you rCRdyG
TAppAS IL CONNEI.,
Photographers 1871 Main Street.
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The eleventh annual grand castle Of
the Ancient Order knights OF the Mys-
tic Chain began in this city yesterday
morning, at Helmbrlght's Hall. corner
Of Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets, and
1t will conclude to-day. There are
eight castles In West Virginia. all Of
which were represented. and the selec-
tIon Of Wheeling as a meeting place in
fair week was happy one. the dele
gates being thus enabled to combine
business with pleasure.
Owing to the delay Of the out-ot-town
delegates in reaching Wheeling, the
meeting didn't open until p. m. The
afternoon was a busy one. Officers
were elected, reports from Select Com
mander julius seherr. Corresponding
and Recording Scribe John N. Stanley
and Treasurer George Hopwood, and
next years meeting point selected. The
reports showed the order in this state
to be in good shape. the finances espe-
cially.
The roll call showed the following ON
GERS present:
Chaplain, John cardona, Wheeling.
Commander, Julius scherr. EglOn.
Vice commander-John, W. Dayton.
Keyser.
Marshal Pro Tem-J. t. Boone, BeFke-
ley Springs.
Recording and Corresponding Scribe
John NJ. Stanley, Piedmont
Treasurer-George HOpwOod, Wheel
ing.
outside Guard Pro Tem-samuel Hop
wood, Wheeling.
Inside Guard Pro Tem-J. H. shafrer.
Keyser.
Trustees-Iesse j. jackson. Wheeling;
F. w. Rose, Piedmont.
Supreme Representative-John Car
dona, Wheeling.
In addition to the above were the
following past commanders and repre-
No. /, PledmOnt-T. C. pippln.
No. 2, Berkeley springs-P. A. Wal
tiers.
No. 8, Elk Garden-Hugh straohan,
No. 4. Keyser-J. F. Dayton.
No. 9, BarrIcksville-AIlen Fitzmiller.
No, II, wheellng-samuel HopwoOd
and F. R. cardona.
No. y, wllson-L. W. clellnnd and
E. A. Braud.
No. 1s, EglOn-A. A. scherr.
The election of officers resulted as
follows:
Select cOmmander-J. W. Dayton,
Keyser.
selec. Vice cOmmander-J. F. Boone,
Berkeley Springs.
Select Vice Marshal-E. ]. Rowe. of
Piedmont,
Recording and Corresponding Scribe
u. j. jackson. Wheeling.
Treasurer-George HopwoOd, Wheel
ing,
Select Inside Guard-n. c. Hamln,
Wilson.
Select Outside Guard-Edward Short,
Wheeling.
Select Trustee, three years.. R. Bry-
son, Wheeling.
Last night the visiting sir knights
were deliberately entertained by Silver
Wave Castle. of this city. and its la
dies auxiliary, the Daughters of Ruth,
at the K. G. e. hail, in the Eighth ward.
A banquet followed the rendition Of a
musical and literary programme, and
the affair was a most pleasing one.
The grand cast re-Rssembles to-day
at o a. m. Among the visitors expect
ed are Supreme Commander Joseph
Mitchell, Supreme Scribe John j. Davis
and II. E, Wainwright, president of the
funeral benefit fund, all OF Pittsburgh.
All the business will be finished to-day.
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Special Pittsburgh Excursion To
morrow

from Wheeling via Pennsylvania Lines
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NEW and old students Will be enroll
ed at Linsly Institute every forenoon
this week, between 10 and II o'clock.
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Closing out 10 quit business. All
goods must be sold regardless Of cost.
Building must be vncntcd by January.
FREW'S FURNITURE STORE,
1908 Main street
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YOU can save money by buying Sec
ond Hand School Books at Stantons
Book Store.
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Mr.. Edmund 4. YRhn Will Sing ut
Wheeling Park neXt sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-06

SAVE your tin scnls from Wheeling
Bakery Bread. Valuable premiums.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-06

ALWAYS ask your grocer for Wheel
Ing Bnkery Brend. Good. Big. Chenn.
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Remnants
Dress Goods

ut Just half--wnist, Skirt and even
DreSs Lengths among them.
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cadls.' Shos,.
Sample Sale

Ladies Fine Shoes, Tues
day. August %. Sizes this
season are 4, II, S, 81, 6;
widths narrow. Prices one
third less than regular; quail
ity better than same shoes
made for stock.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
RULING ON CENSUl

DIRECTOR OF CENSUS INDHPEND-
ENT CT THE SlECREnARY OF IN
TERROR.
Washington March 31.-ATtcrnsy-
General Griggs has advised the secse-
tary cf the interior that The act o, p -
gness providing for the taking &. l.as
twelfth census makes the operat.o1e cf
the director Of THE census indepa -tnt
liz ala respects save m the mats Of
accounts. whish ase made -Vlr3ee TO
The regulations n the secretary CT the
interior. Under Uh,s rnang the direc-
for is authrnized to make alb appoint
ments and to perfect plans for the talk
ing OF the censais, independent OF the
Secretary of the interior
The commissions OF THE large mum
Der OF pcstmastens appointed by the
president since the adjOurnment OF
Congress wia he signed at once by the
preS.d5r> and pcstmaster-generaG. so
that the appo.ltess may take charge OF
their ,fices ON April ]. the beginn, ing
cf the next official quarter
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
1.-THE AIR SHIP"

This most amusing comedy, by
Joseph NJ. Gates, author OF "A Raj
coad Ticket" is said to be by far his
best effort; II is neatly adjusted to
popular taste, and will surrey hit the
rrhlic fancy. 1T is fun OF absurd and
amusing situations, abOunds In all the
latest and catchy music, with more
than its share CT spe1a.des, good
81. ngis and dances. The costumes and
scenic details are said to cuirival the
most extravagant investment ever
nude in that direction by farce COM
edy production. The interest is con-
t.nuous, and the who.e play sure TO
meet the appreciation of large class
The ccmpang is first-class, including
Marie Stuart, Max Milan Marie Tdl-
lotscn, Raymofl1 Finlay, the Doherty
sstels and others, alr OF whcm possec'
more than the ordinary amount o.
abtMty in their lines, and sure to ado
much to the genuine FUN and comedy
The company will be at the Academy
Of Music April 6, Z, and s.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
sHT1PYARDs VERY busy

All. the shipyards on THE Delaware
are 90 busy with work at present that
the owners report that they are not
to take new orders, ualsss
work is MT to be begun for some
monthe There are row under con-
struction at the various yards forty
six vessels Of many types. as foIows:
At Cramps. three batt,eshiTs, one crai-
ser and five steamers; at Whitman >,
enc steamer cne tug and cne bar3e;
at Neafe & Levyls. one steamer. three
tugs, one yacht and three torpedo t3ai
dsl5troy-rs: at Kens.ngton Eng'ne
Wolks, cne fumagating barge fer The
at Dial gues. One ting; at
RoaCh,s. three steamGs and fur
yachts; at Harlan and 'Hollinlgswor,h's
six steamers and three torpedo boat
dsetroyers.. at Jackson and Sharp's
TWO Elevators and one float; at PuceJ
and Jones, two yachts and one ferry
boat. and at Mooree ome steamsr an.
one barge.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
MORR!S9s'S BID POSITION

TINE cGuIETow7N MAN ALLEGED
To afAVIE WRITTEN SEVERAL
OBSCENE GIETrERs.
Tf all reports be true, James II. Mor-
risen. Of Og.etown. who was held in
s. 600 bail by Commissioner Smith for
Improper use CT mags. is IN an unen-
viabae position
The actfon against Morrison was in
Situated by Mis-. M. Hawthorne, OF East
Third street, I'm the Third warl, Cyss-
ter Who was formerly a school teacher
I'M Delaware. Morrison wrote letters
to her, but she did not answer them,
until finally angered by her show of
contempt for him he wnOte several
very abusive and insulting messages.
Nine letters i'm. an were written, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne decided to
turn them over TO the United States
postal authorities.
"A few days ago a government p-stal
detective called upon Mrs. Haw,horne,
and after gaining necessary particulars
lodged information against Morrison
before Commissioner Smith. Mrs. Haw-
phorne said she was weary of the mans
Insults AID took legal means to stop
the annoyance
Ut is alleged that Morrison wr-te
similar Letters to two other Chester wo-
men, and that two more charges win
be preferred against the defendant.
Mr.. Hawthorne is a relative OF the
Dunning family, the victim of the candy
prisoner, and the letters are believed
to be a method of persecution.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
WlREK on PoPunAR PLAYS.

Whoever has not seen Jere McAu-
Life in 1.-The Man-O'-War s. Man" bill
ed for the Opera House next week, has
missed the strongest combination on
any stage in this ccurtry. He has also
m ssUd a war drama that makes every
pulse beat faster in these times of mar
tial asd.or. Act is laid in the room Of
Lhe Nllw Army and Navy Club, New
York city. Act shifts TO the head
quarters Ct UnGe Sam, in Honolulu.
ACt 3 produces four scenes, all strong;
office OF the Russian minister Of p0-
ice; corridor Of the fortress Of Sebas-
tcDoI, Conway's cell. in the fortress,
and the war ocurcil in Cuba. Act 4
gives two scenes. one On board the
limited States ship New Orleans, the
other G sea fght between the United
States and Spain. on Fort Carinth.
The very gods OF war must have de-
signed this effect. Ii is tremendously
teritle Mr.. MsAn.ffe Plays Ensign
Harry Hanley, a part that gives his
gift Of eccentric comedy full swing. He
is sustained by Miss Hamilton, who as
an interpreter Of emotional parts, has
no peer. and by a powerful cast
throughout. The Shea+McAuliffe Stock
Company plays TO popular prices
Nevertheless, no company Playing al
any p,ice provides scenic effects II or'
rich or in such vast lavishness. In COS
tune ard in cast also the best is fur.
nished.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
AlcADIEMY OF MUSIC.

The Zero" Emrlesquers opened a
three-nfg ghts' engagement at the Arad-
enay OF Music last night. The opening
number was a clever one, followed by
a line Of excellent speclairies. These in
GUIDED turns by Ward and ErwOod; the
Misses Perry and Hyland; Fish and
Qulgg; Marty O'NeiI. the Meeker-Ba-
l0er Trio, and a number Of others. The
American Vitagraph gave p.csures Of a
Spanish bur Fight and the American
soldiers : fighting near Manila. The
company will be here the remainder
Of the week.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
TrHE WEATHER.

New York Heralds Forecast-'In the
Middle States and New Bngiand to-day
Cloudy weather Will prevail. with rain
or snow and nearly stationary. fellow
ed by slowly rising temperature and
fresh to brisk easteIly winds, becom.n ng
high. with fog on the coasts.
Cn Saturday. cloudy to pa1ioly c.oudy
cooler weather viii prevail preceded
by rain or SNOW and brisk, variable
wlr'ds. probably high on the coasts
Gc,iowed by clearing. and on Sunday
fair, slightly colder.
European steamers now sailing wiz
have variable winds and considerable
fcg to the Panks.
Forecast fer Friday Eastern Penn
sycvan.a, New Jersey, Delaware and
Maryland: Rain. brisk sOuther.y winds
cr.der Friday might
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
ADJUSTMENTS
"A GUILTY. MOTHER. g"

IA Guilty Mother" will be the attrac-
tlon at the Opera House tomorrow af-
tenriocn and night. This pay. al
though having been played in England
for three years past and having re-
ceaved successful presentations in Ber-
in and Paris. was first produced In
this country ct the Fourteenth Street
Theatre, New York, in September Of
last year. lis success hare was instan-
t.aneous, as the crowds which filled the
house at every performance gave evil
lCmCe. Cine OF the remarkable features
of the success OF "A Guilty Mother" Is
clhe grip it fastens en- it's auditors.
more especially the women The forth
coming engagement will be even more
satisfactory, iIasmu,h as many new
situations have been added that help
TO thrill the lovers Of melo-drama and
marvellous scenic bellshments
which were not presented last year
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
RFNEFIT IIAsT NGHr.

A benefit was given last night at THE
Pyle Cycie Academy for Ned MoCon-
nei. The attendance was very poor.
In the frst bout Billy Smith defeated
Frank MITCHELL In four rounds. In elk
rounds George RusseI defeated Young
Sharl0ey. Biliy Wha.en fought Youne
G. fin to a draw in four rounds. Frank
Riley was given the decision ovel
"BiMy" Hamilton after six tame
rounds
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.. illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing TO the
taste and acceptable 10 the system. 10
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
maneutly It's perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance. and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them, make II the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing fgs
are used, as they are pleasant TO the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants. by q method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIe SYnUT
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and TO avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front OF every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, n. Y
For sale by all Druggists. Price soc. per bottle
Evening journal., 1899-03-31

POSTMASTER
DEAD

DEAD.
Chestertown, Md, March S1.-Post-
master Charles cd. Lucas died in Ches-
tertown of Brights disease yesterday
morning. aged SO pears After a Wig
orous ocntest Mr.. Lucas secured the ap-
polnment as postmaster al Chester
town January 25. The appc ntment was
he'd up in the Senate and he was re-
appointed about two weeks ago, and
to-k formal charge OF the office March
%. After being at the Office four days
he was compslled to retire to his bed
and rapidly grew worse. He was ap-
posned the notary for Chestertown s-on
after the change IN the political ad-
mintstration in the state and resigned
that position to accept the appoint
ment of postmaster. He was originally
Baltimorean and came to Kent in
1866 as a jeweler and worked fol
Joseph Smilh at his trade Ger five
months, then went back to Baltimore
In 1877 he returned &C. Chestertowr
and set up In THE ielwelry business fci
himself, continuing in business until
about three years ago. He was al
active Mason and Odd Fellow. His fam
Ky consists of a wife and one son near
ly grown, Eugene Lucas.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
NO CANDIDATE.

There seems to be no one in the city
who wants to be a councilman. The
election is only eleven days off, and no
one has said yet that he is going to
allCw the use of his name on the
tioket There win be three vacancies
Lamhson, CleweM and Pagan. OF these
two say that nothing could induce
them to try for reelection.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
ANorHrR LUNAR ESTATE.

Jesse Tyson, the carter, living at Nc.
3l3 Poplar street, claims to be one II
the heirs Of James Tyson, who died in
testate in Australia, leaving a fortune
Of $4O,000,0O He has engaged ox-
Judge David T. Marvel to look after
his case.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
YOUNG MrN TO RlAnIIY.

Last evening the auxiliary committee
Of the yi-ung men Of this city. to ar
range for a large rally Of young men
at the New-Century Club in the near
future. held a meeting at Association
Hall and discussed plans. Another
meeting will be held in a few days
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
NEW CASTLE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR RENT-No. % South
eifth ST., New Castle; brirk house; slate
rOut: seven rooms and BAN, range hot
and cold water gas; plastered Summer
Kitchen; good cellar. best location In
city; newly papered; perfect condition;
Immediate possession; easy terms. Apply
&. W. Edwards, Evening Journal onice,
Wilmington, or Julian ID. Janver, New
castle. bel
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
DEATHS REPORrnD YESTERDAY

These deaths were reported at the
Bard of Health Office yesterday: rlary
Kane, aged SO yeans. OF heart failure;
Robert j. Baynard. aged So years, Of
pneumonia; Hannah Cross. aged Sc
years OF gangrene.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
WE SELL WHEELS. TOOg'

At prices guaranteed the lowest. at
Ross New Bicycle Dept, 2i0 Market
street (second hoOr). Call and see the
new Chainless Wheels, both Bevel and
Sager gear, and the newest things In Au-
tomato Coaster and Brake applied either
10 rear tire or rear axle. A complete line
of Bicycle Supplies, Bicycle and Athletic
Goods, Sweaters, Jerseys, Caps and Ho-
siery Agents for Spaldlng's Baseball,
Tennis and Golf Goods. Spring and sum-
mer 1899 Sporting Goods now in stock.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.
Governor Turnel, at Dover, ap-
IL0ved of the hii,s apprOpriaung $500
to the Delaware State Fair Association
VITA which to pay prizes; the bill ex-
elnrHdng The residents of New Castle
county from paying dog tax, and the
bill regulating the sale Of intoxicating
L.quors to minors, insane persons and
anyone not OF sound mind.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
M-ANr pANcTNa pARrIEs.

The young men Of the city are trying
to GET up series of dancing parties
They intend to give one every two or
three weeks. Cake walks will be
made a speciality, and cake walkers
from other places win be invited to
compete for valuable prizes.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
rIRcKE INrO ToIG-HOUsE.

Burglars broke into the dollhouse,
en- the Concord turnpike early yester-
day morning, but secured no plumber.
The noise made by his entrance awak-
ened John saviIe and George Ceaver,
milo reside there, and the latter fired a
shot at the escaping rObber, but it fail
ed to take effect
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
sOcIAIl AND PERSONAL NOTEs.

washington Hastings was in town
yCseeiday on business.
Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Robert
1lsust, of Wilmington. were the guests
OF Mrs Roberts, OF South Fourth stret,
yesterday.
Mrs. Lucy Newlove visited her sister.
Mrs. Irwin Vanarsdalen, in Whining
ten, yesterday.
Grand opening, Saturday, April 1, al
Samuel Greenbaum, 3O6 Market street
Wilmington. Handsome useful souve-
mir given to every purchaser of 25 cents
and over.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
TWo supnFN DEATHs.

John Ross. white man, and Chares
Broadway, co.cred. died suddenly at
Famhurst yesterday. Ross death was
caused by heart disease, and Broadway
dropped dead from the same cause.
Evening journal., 1899-03-31
VISITING DAY AT THE JAIL.

Yesterday was visiting day at the
jail and it was visiting day with a
vengeance. People came and went
Some carried baskets of food or cloth
ing for their friends behind the bars.
Some carried papers CT tracts fer the
prisoners. Others wC.as cut OF here
curiosity. Altogether 1t was the lar
gest crowd That has been to the Jail for
a gcOd while