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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
Teeth DOn't Last ForeYer
Murray, at 81. Paurs NJ E. parsonage

Murray, at st. Paups NJ e. parsonage
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey HoffeclEar WIG
celebrate their tenth anniversary al
their home No 900 Madison street. on
NEXT Tuesday evening jamie 6.
Miss Nina Boyer. of NcrrIstOwn. Pa
is the guest Of Miss Helen Bowers oil
No. zoos Broome street.
CARROLL s.. Wrer and John. W. Lawson
Ir, who have been at Atlantic City
snce Sunday, returned home to-day
j. 70 Carter, of Smyrna, was i'm VIII
mington last evening
Mrs Samuel McNlullin went to OceaI
Grove tO-dhy for the Summer.
IrW.fat.oms nave been issued for th,
lmarrihge OF Miss Lillian II. McCArlbccl
ara Leonard barrett which viii talk,
place on june 10.
WnLert Hutrhins, Of Baltimore couni
ty. NH. is visiting his brother. Jess
| Hutchina. I'm this city
Horace McDanneil of .ais city. am.
Miss Myrtle Geary. of MlndlctOwn. W.T.
be- married an THE home of THE bridN
in shat town This evening.
Mrs Mnnle Cook has gone to Vine
land n. ! ON q visit
Mvs WGnam II. Ross went I'll SEA
ford this aJtornoon to spend ten day
wth hIer children.
Ex-speaker of THE House II. II. Nc
Muleu, Of Bear station was I'm VIII
lm.ngt0u th.s morning.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
Special
Announce
IllGnt.

Fashions" An illustrated
monthly m 'gazine OF very
high order this publication
is sold everywhere at Icc per
copy--by special arrangements
with the publishers we will
distribute free d irge ed ton
for the month Of june. This
publication is equ,llo the best
monthly magazue Issued and
treats of every subject in
which women have espe :ial
interest. The issue for June
is now ready and cln be had
for the asking by those who
will call for il.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
run mlnArrIInR

New York Herald's forecast: In
the Middle States and New Eng.
'ari io-day fair TO raiCy C,ou1S
Was,ksr win prevail. witch liech mh.
ocly and sousholstany wD1s. preceded
by local rain in N1e ncn.Jarn districts
with nearly stationary followed tB
slowly falling temperature
On Friday. fair weather and slOwlb
ris.rg temperature will prevail, with
light westerly winds becoming variable
On Saturday, fair warmen FOLLOWED
be- local rain near the Alleghenys
European steamers now sailing viii
have mostly fair weather and south
Westerly breczcs to the Banks
Forecast for Thursday Eastern
Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Delawan,
and Maryland. unsetiied lnt generail
fair weather Thursday and prObabl,
Friday; hnisl, e. uthwestculy winds
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
WISHED RIEHOROTH.

The committee TO seicct a site on the
.seacoast for "a clergymCn's Summer re-
.sorl appointed 40 the ccrfenunce OF
.the Chiisrinn Church. hsli ln Ph.lla-
.dalrhia a few weeks ago, took a trip
lover the Queen Anne ra.rcad. leaving
baltimore Monday evening and RETURN
Ing Tuesday might
1ha parity consisted OF Rev. ]. H.
Hopkins, OF Clayton; Rev T. ID. Power
cf Washington ID. c., and j. l. Bitner
Ci Hagcrstown, Nh The party in-
lapccted THE coast irom Cape Hen.oper
90 Rehoboth Beach and seemed murh
pleased with the trip.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

a brilliant audience lOumu5 on dp-
plause and complete approya. marked
the presentation OF 'Marn.ed life" by
The Wilmington Dramatic Club al the
|Opera House last n'iglht The comedy
wluuh is I'm three acts. Is by john Bald
win Blackstone arid Of tlhle Deriod Of
1920. which gave the ACTORS an cpp.r-
tunity to appear I'm the quaint attire
cf taat time. and very fetching s-ms
OF the women locked i'm consequence.
The disbursements and fIb.es Of five
married couples are amugimgly brous Int
out and five separations ensue, followed
| by FIVE rec0nlcl'liatlons. are DELIGHTFULLY."-
ldapiuled ly This cast: LiCnel Lynx. ID.
Wendell EIulbuud; Mr. YounlaIhushani,
George w. Sparks; Samuel, COdIle,
Paul Il. McCmrdy George Dismal Peter
IT.. Wright; Henry Dove, Edward A.
| Ry0n Mrs Lionel Lynx. Miss katha-
lrime p. Rice; Mrs YOunghusband, Mrs.
lPcter f. Wright; Mrs. Samuel Coddlo,
| Miss Eleanor G.. WALT no.; Mrs George
/ Dismal Mrs Geonge w Sparks; Mrs.
Henry Dove. Miss lsabelle B. Wales
or The men Paul r. McCmdy carr.ed
loft THE hOnors As the Old, intirm and
warmthli0vlng Mr. Codd,e he appeared
I'm a rev role and repeated his former
successes. He read his Illness marvel
eOusly we1b newer forgetting for one inn
stant mis- cracked homes and decrepit att
t.tude His was praisoworlhy crea-
ton.
Miss Eleanor Going Waltrn as Mrs
Ccddse locked handsome i'm her Old.
| fashlcnol costume and acted with all
t.ha grace amid Intelligence she bring
tc every 1o.e SHE essays. To her adj
miners her last efforts always seem fc,
best but Those who remember her in
l'rhe Russian Honeymoon" which sh,
acted with Burr Mcintosh. the wel1
llrl WIN aOtcr, i'm December. 1894, CON
slider that more ambitious role bett0
suited to- her histllOnic power.
Miss Katharine r. Rice as Mrs
lIlCrdl Lynx won lots of applause SIN
lplayed her part admirably AND locke
loharming. ID. Wendell Hubutd as Mr.
Lynx flied all The reqrrm,rs Of tt.
role
Pol.r r. Wriah. made his debut las
nig.ht as Mr. Dismal and played tn
part most accep,ab.y. Mrs Gdrge w
? Sparks was Mrs. Dismal and tlelr dole
full draWls and subdued apparel evokel
muIh laughter
Mrs Ptter Il. Wright mas ddlnt
technique, and she appeared very win
D. leum. oven iAe d.d constantly CclIl
dict and bicker with Mn Younghus
baul, which Ohmacter was effectyel
lpclMaydi by George W. Sparks.
Miss Isabelle B. Wales as Mrs Hem
lEOVo, the digr.hed ex-sJhoJ.misross
made enc az tla h.ls ~ aha ey5m.g b.
her Clever conception Of the paEa Ed
wand "a. RyOn as the hollpegked M
, Dive was l1ppy in t14t hlmC. Gus l0.y
lLe play WtLs OF wsil-u, a h-td-
l1e stage scJtiug was under .le dlfeC
tiln Cl Mis-. 70. 1NMaN Warr1r. an
Paul r.. McCurdy was aslis .aIt Sag
, lmanager The players were coached b
! HerLg Lud'am, and A. NJ. Buch man
jagged ther make-ups, Ml.ch We're eN
lceltGi.
A Altstlc souvenir programs were pre
scented 20 each person DIM the aUdiencI
y They wo2e gotten up by Miss Walton
amid contain a brish1 historical sketc
i, of the clubs ten years or existence.
4 lis Illustrated by Miss Il3tlharlne Ricl
I1le play Wild be presented this evCu
4 ing for the benefit cf Uae Associate
iChartcs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
NIL pITcH F0R NORWOOD.

The managers M the Norwood Ball
Club or Philadelphia, have engaged the
services OF "Nic" Clarke Of Dover, and
also OF last years Atlantic City team,
to pitch for their club during THE alb
sence Of lack" McFc.nidgs, vino is
having his arm treated. Clarke was
the most successful, pitcher on the AT
.antic team last Summer Our of nine
teen games that HE pl1Jhad HE won
He VIII Ihslp this Norwood
TO WIN HE maiCrity df THE games
scheduledl and viii pitch his first game
next Saturday. whan thla N0rWOod team
WIN have fer THAR opponents THEM
C,d-t.lme rivals THE Avis, CT West
philadelphia.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

AS a gentleman was having his
luncheon In the coffee room Of the
Emery, Cincinnati, he was much an
royed by another visitor who, during
tac whole Of the meal, stood with his
back To the FIRE, warming himself and
watching him paraking of mis- repast.
AT .eng.h, unable TO endure it any
longer, he rang the bell and said:
Waiter, kindly turn that gentleman
round. 1 think he is done on thar
side
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

by local applications. as they canno'
reach the diseased portion of The ear
There IS only one way 90 cure deafness
and that is hy constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an nnamed condi-
tion of Che mucous lining of thc liustn
chian Tube. When this tube gets llfllm
cd you have rumbling sound or imper.
feet hearing. and when Do is entirely
closed deafness ls The result, and unles,
the Inflammation can Doe taken out ant
tills tube restored TO IT'S normal cOndl
ucn. hearing VIII be destroyed forever
nine cases ont Of Ten are caused by ca
tarrhi which is nothing hut an innamc,
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We VIII give one Hundred Dollars fol
any case of Deafness (clusCd by CA
tarrn) that cannot bee cured by HANS ca
tarrh Cure. send for circulars. free
p j. CHENEY A. CO. Toledo o.
sold by Druggists. zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

rocker with genuine rattan seat,
spindle back and very comforta-
bic. One Of the kind easy to
move about and can be used in
doors. Reduced from s1.15.
Larger size, with high back,
broad arms and deep seat, at
$3.50 and on up to $500.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

Our

assortment and variety of pat
terms is as yet unbroken but
somewhat low on the 25c and 3oc
goods. Will recommend the
wearing qualities of these, and
the best knowledge we have OF
the price being rights the man
ner in which they have been
selling. From nc to 6oc pei
yard IS the price range.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

Five Ecrses owned by S, n. Van
lclmH were killed GA his farm e..
siP-rsl1a eaily y0tNday morning
.Ise BaiimCro ard Chic railroad
.oroc1as tka farm aria tho horses WAN
.dced on tle track and were struck by
Ia passing brain. LAll were valuable ami
mails.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Daniel Horn wi1 spend the Summer
La. Rehoboth.
Mrs Lambert of New York, is ahe
guest II Miss Eleanor G. Walton.
Mrs Z. n. Warmer WIZ give a DINNER
party this evening AFTER The Dramatic
Club play
Mr.. and Miss Garfield. OF Rhiradel-
pnLa. are tine GUESTS of Mrs. Wlland
Had. Porter. Mrs Richard Richards.
who has been visiting Mrs Porter re-
turned 70 Philadelphia to-day.
Mrs. A. d. Warmer. Mrs. Jessie T..
BeGs and Mrs. NJ. r. II wiaud are at
tending the meeting Of the Ccwncl of
ihs General Federation OF Women IS
Clubs at the NeW-Ceutuuy Cgubhcuee
.a Philadelphia. to-day.
Miss Efie n Bowers Of Van Went
Chio, and Clarence A. Gardner. of NEW
Castle were married by Rev. w. Il. S.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
$I75.OO

frame makers triumph of the
season in a solid mahogany, in
laid, three-piece parlor suit. In
laid work principally Mother OF
Pearl, and the acknowledged
prize winner Of this Spring
styles. The upholstery work is
our own and Of the best. Cover
ings all silk damask and finest
quality.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters of Interest
to Wilmington People.

All communications intended for inser
tlon ln this column should be addressed TO
Society Editor. care OF the Evening Jour
mai. Communications should be written
on one side OF the paper only
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

THE clash Of resembling arms, for Dr.
sh0rhidge and Francis S. Bradley als
amsa1S tnylny theh seventh round,
and Bradley has drawn first blood.
Ia NIT know what o.h1rs may th,1k, but
as fer me ARD George w. Push, Civ,
us liberty CT give us ar t" we Gav.
not attempted to- give ts paech r
lfull but mere fragments, caueh- her,
and theGe along tine milky way of ora
tory. But we wish DO 2. owe .E2t th'
hardest araesth9ic 1cr a kagm-N Re
ribaran to take in time Of PAIN am.
suffering Is Addicks gas.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
FORCING rHE ISSUE.

Ex-senator Dubois, Chauman 81, Tile
executive commattce Oh the Silver Ma
tAma. Republican parity, whsn inter
viewed as TO ,ha GJl.hda cf the SILVER
Republicans. said:
The SILVER Republicans wll meet Wa
National Convention sl ths same lime
and place as the national Democrats.
The persistent statement made by Una
Republican papers that silver is a dead
issue is the expression OF their Wish,
but not OF a fact. Those who supported
Bryan in 1896 Will support him again,
unless they have some special reason
fcr not doing so. There will NOT be
many who wlll abandon principles de-
liberate,y adopted for personal or spe-
cial reasons The Democrats Will with.
cut dsrlt declare against the policy
C. the administration and against inn
reribLam. The issues In 1900 VIII b,
the same as in 1896. only intensified
and m1re CLEARLY dslned and the can'
d.dotgs fer president Will be the Same
Nl1k-nley VIII be supported by the ag
g7sge.1,n Of wealth. and an that tibet
rdrrescnt Mr. Bryan wiz De supported
BY 'hc rCf0um fou-s. So far as fh.
sANer ltQpuGhcan5 are cOn2ernEd, ihel
era irlerCrtcd N .he success OF CHI
r-lloTles which they supported in III,
Ckgczgo r,atform, and BRYAN has TO
charlgcd, ardtha Ch'aEo PLATFORM VIZ
be r-9lcIted. THE lulOn of ahe Demo
c-cs ANA SILVER Republicans VIII Do
move ccnT,rte and harmonious in 1875
thar, ever before and cveryhin.
pcir,s TO a vlotCry fer the reform
forces.
Two wears have e,ansed since tn
waive cf free silver split both the grea
pcrs'c9 Of the natlon In the above In
tev.ew Chairman D'ibos shows tina
lts Republican advocates ~ free siive
are ju5t as determined now as the
w,s- han 10 force the issue on thei
g-il-standard brgthren
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET.
OK THE DEATH or REV
STANLEY w. II. SYM0NDs BY THE
WVECY LAST MIGHT.

tA1 a meeting ci the acney .a-t 5v-n-
ing eit-r ilr SCI vices at C-a SN,i $
Camrch. DE ic OWING ~ea-a ons wfc
passed ON tine death ci Rev. s7n-y w.
n. Svmcnds
Resolved That in the dsa.h ~ Rev.
Stan-ey w. +. Symolds, the rector ~
Isl. M'chaeis Church. of THIS city, the
clergy NOW assembled tc take acfon
lccrcemirg q. seriously dgpIra The
loss OF one who HAD strGng.y come
lmandsd himself to our affect.onate re-
lapedt lecer-5 Of HIS earueEt ccnrCe-a-
,tion Of his gifts ard requirements to
the services or his Divine Masasr and
tho welfare of his parish.
Resolved. That we assume his family
and congregation Of cur hsarty sym
lpathv wfh Them In the bereavement
which has so unexpectedly belai'eg
Them. ana OF mr. fsrvent prayers fol
Gods comforting blessing upon than.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
MONITOR ANpHIrR1TE ARRIVES.

This United States monitor Apmnd-
tr4e, from Norfolk. passed i'm at the
Delaware BreakwatT at 1910 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. ON her way TO
League Island She passed out at Cape
HENRY at $40 O'Clock Tuesday after
moor The Amphiuile is undor COM
mnud Of Captain c. J. Barclay.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

Every day brings fresh evidence that
ti.e Union Republican State Committee
bs the power back oiuhe Union Blpubli-
g sam ticket la Wilmington, and THAT
j. Edward Addicks is the p-wer back
q. ~ -.ale onmmltiee.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
amr SELL wnEEI.s. roor

At prices guaranteed the lowest. al
Ross New Bicycle Dept. 30 Market
street Second nooO can and see the
new Chainless Wheels. both Bcvcl and
Sager gear. and the newest things In Au-
tomato Coaster and Brake. applied either
10 rear tire or rear axle. A complete Inns
OF Bicycle Supplies; Bicycle and Athletic
siery. Agents for Spadings Baseball.
Tennis and Golf Goods. Spring and SUM
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

James Wgson. OF No. g03 Poplar
street &it his d. me after supper lasl
might and has not since been seen. Ills
family ere afraid some harm has be-
faGGn him.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
nIrpnNr mAnrlAr,K

Wlll.am DrPont. SON cf Mrs. la-
mc,te DUPONT. and Miss Jennie HlaEGook
We're mariod at the nome of the bride
in Columbus, Ohlc. to-day. The bride
was recent visitor IN Jhls City.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
Examinations for Admission TO
Delaware College.

On Friday and Saturday. June % and
a. examinations will be held at any Of
the below-named places where candi-
dates may indicate desire to appear,
viz Newark, Wilmington Mlddletown.
Smyrna. Dover, Milford seaford Laurel,
Georgetown and Loves. An persons
wishing to take the examinations will
notify the president of the college as
early as possible at which of these
places they desire to present themaalves.
Write for fun information concerning
the examinations.
GEO. A. HARTER, President,
Newark, Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

A chcap substitute fer a standard
advertised article may prove to be any
thing bui a bargain BE- careful to gct
what ycu ask fer
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
Rooans s spoulIng. McNahon. e9a W. b


The jackson and Sharp Company to-
day shipped Philadelphia and Reading
railroad passenger car that 80 constructed
for that company.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

The Bakers and uha Towards, az Clay
ocurly, Kenmcky age again ON the
waHpath, ana two mlpanlos Of IN
farIy have BEEN pu't .n THE field 10 i'm
duke 1a1m to patch tll temporary
peace If the state VIII plUoe one conn
rary at the disposal OF the Baloeus and
ha other at THE disposal cs the How
ards to- sed dhat ths mi,es OF
modern warfare are observed and then
nylec the two tribes to euaor into a
war Il determination, with no quarter
asked and None received the white.
winged dove OF peace may once more
turd her nest ard roar hcr young IL
Cray county.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
HANsCOM's.

Green Acre Boston Baked Beans
with Tomato Sauce; delicious, APP.
petzing, 3 pound can. Sp, cial
this week, loo.
HANcC0M'S 7th aud
"A 81 A7-l w hA 4 Marke' Scrsets
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

a cheap substitute fcr a stanEar,
.adVeitiscd article may prove to be any,
thing but a bargain. BE careful TO &c
what yen ask for.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

BY his mobilization OF the civil SER
vice rn'os President Mckinley has
thin wn open four Thousand Federal or
fees 10 the Republicans. Delaware. OF
course. VIII come in for MS share Of this
plumber. bu. Colonel DUPONT VIII see
that no Addlcks MAN Us dragged from
the shades of private life as a oonse-
qucnco OF President McI<nley's action.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

ELECTRIC COMPANY CHARTERED.
Dover. May M.-Tho Electric Carriage
and Battery Company. am American con-
Germ, with offices $40 Cleveland. Ohio and
Philadelphia, and a capital stock OF g.
100000 was chartered at the State House
yesterday. TO engage in the manufacture
Of electric storage batteries and appll-
ances
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

MILfUND's NEW CLUB OFFICERS
Milford, june 1.-The Nsw-Century
Club has GCcrd the following Off
GERS: President, Mrs. j S. Wiihs: flsl
We PRESIDENT Mrs. James NJ. Han;
.sue--d yice-p president Mrs. w. f.
.CdLsCy; Third vice-pIcsident, Mrs G.
W. Marshall; secretaries. Miss Rattle
Depuly and Miss Ida Rosa; braasurer
Mrs S. W. Kinder
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
kGnnard'S S.
Summer
Skirtino'
-
Materials.

Separ te Skirts Of materials
cooler than wool arc much in
demand this season, and fab
RIGS for this purpose cover q
large range Of variety a d
price We know Of no assert
m nj in any market that Is
.ctt,r adopted to this purpose
than ours.
Plaiu natural color Skin
Linens-many know them
letter oy lac o.d-fashioned
na =, b ay linen medium
weight at i5c, 2oc, 25c, SIC
and $50.
Heavy weight, very superior
for skirts at CSC and 35c yard,
Linen Crashes, I2Hc, I5c,
zoe and CSC
Glaze Linen, coloied, I8c,
25c and 37%c yard.
White Linen Duck, 45c and
75c yard.
Heavy Colored Skirt Linen
for 371lc to Csc, in new hive.
brown and steel color
Plain cotton Ducks in dark
coloiings at 2Hc yd
Plain and striped Galateai
at aye.
Cotlon Coverts OF I2T anC
I5c yard
Black Mohsi,s-Mdny per
sons sill adhere 10 these good,
for Summer Veal We show
excellent values both in ST
Gillian aud dne wedvcs at sec
.l75c and 81
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
RefrigeratOrs

With or without porcelain lined
ice cooler, hard wood, same
make, and charcoal flled-from
SO. 90 to $4,000.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

The potency of dhe newspaper as an
medium has once more been
demonstrated a Milwaukee matri-
mcnal journal made free TO use the
uame az "a yOung woman in Rush, Pa
It announced that SHE was maiden
worth $4,000 amid DESTROYS OF getting
husband. When SHE first began re-
cerving offers OF marriage by mail she
cou.l mot understand 10 at am, but by
The time uhe offers had reached the
number Of 200 SHE was hearti'y Tired CT
,he whole thing Some cf her su1tors
ware made aware THAT an unwarranted
use had been made OF her name, and a
complaint was fled in the Post Omice
Department against the publisher He
WAS arrested for using the MAILS to de-
fraud, and NOW the Young woman and
her father have bean SUNNI med to go
% Milwaukee to assist i'm the prosecu-
lron. THIS merdy goes to show THAT
The SMALLEST advertisement rs eagerly
read, and that the country is full Of
mrm who w5uld like to marry a nice
GIN with a dowcry Of $4,000.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
RECENT LITERATURE.

"R.thard CARVED by WINSTON
Churchll, authou of This Celohrgty. 3"
The Macmillan Company Hlce. S1.50.
fIlt author sets his scene between
the wears 1865 and 17S2-in colonial
Maly-andl ON the high seas, in LGnd1m.
aud again I'M Anryanh II Is love
story first oi al; Y ,h,s ,he .-Qler is
NEWER made unconscious. No matter
how fas iuriiulg lac Developments OF
character mo matter how absorbing and
Vivid the adventure, uhe history. and
lhe mu, UlHud.nOus distractions chat the
.auihor immcduccs with consummate
ant, the reader never quite loses sight
.ci the great patient JVe cf Uhe hero
,or THE charming coquCt.ish TITLE mah-
en-, who became a woman OF mild .n-
trigue. q woman Of fashion almost a
woman OF 1.-The world. unItl adversely re-
veals 20 hersCf her true nature ana
clcC1voIs TO har her heart And into
the scenes from time 90 thine pass per-
sonCgCs thG. age more W l-ss grea. Ia
le!stCry TEey rRihaT come ND TIN Oueh
ltrap-doors non do They inls1lde from be-
hind THE arras They appear naturally
in ths lie ce t.hc.r tune THE reader
secs them through Carvel's eyes. and
learns 10 appreciate Them Through Car.
| wells appreciation And thss leads uf
20 speak cf ,ho f3cm ~ whidh Mr
/ Churohl .hls elected TO pres mt hf.
! tg'A Mr. ChurChcr writes with WON
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In celebration CT Its TWEEN, otA aani-
vcrsagy, the Arr Anna eur gets out an
exceedingly handsome souvenirs. TIE
cover dr brown and gold, is
VERY attractive The number be-
girs with rCtrcspect OF sho
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calyarg MS hack TO hhc time wlh-n che
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nous Flemish paintdr OF the Same
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lnlata The Artists Daurhtor," also by
him. bears cut bits uopwatun, fer IL g.
Ian eNcaTeuf pieHe OF work. str.i nfg and
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