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Evening journal., 1899-04-13
EIINorr- MBRlnE-

a pyaWy home wedding cured hast
mi eht al Che homS OF tha BRIDES
parents. No. i2 Bo4ncy -uuW. The
contracting poG,ies were Elmer A. Ell
1uiL and AiLss Lucy McBr cc. both Of
this c.-y The c5rem my was remcm-
ga hy Rev o. c. Buddington. of Beth
amy Baptist Church, Ra.rl Kyle ACT
cd as grucmsman. and M Mss Anric lIi-
fary o. fniade,ph.a, as )riit,nl o.
.auj Misses NSlie McBmie, ami Lo tio
LuNbcr as maids of honor ~ IS
throhe Ncw.in played the wcdidlg
march. The house was beautifully
decorated with pants and evergraers.
A reception was heid alter the cere-
nnuY. The happy couple were the re-
cp.5ns az MANY beautiful and ussfn.
presents. he future hCme Of Mr and
Mrs Elliott win be- No. 100 Ruth street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NorBs

Mice Jessie Hukll, Of M.ddletOwn.
lis visiting the family of Wllgam A. HUI
kill.
Mrs. Charles Allen and son are Wis
litnlg IN Smyrna.
Mrs. p E. Schuyler, Mrs. George
Parks and Miss Mary Baker attended
the twilight wedding of their niece
Miss Lulu W0lf, of philadelphia. and
II. Cooper, also Of Philadelphia, yester-
day
Miss Elsie Horn is the guest Of
friends i'm Clayton.
Invitations have been ISSUED for the
marriage OF Frank Pyle and Miss Reya
Blest Lcth cf this city. on the 2Oth Of
this month.
Manager Jesse X. Bayis Ct the Opera
House was IN New York yesterday.
NILS EdLn WI3amscn lis WISHING
M s.. Wi aim FenuewlG in Dover.
MS. III. N.gCalgm is visiting Dover
friends.
An engagement CT widespread inter
Csl. US that OF Richard Harding Davis.
of Philadelphia, the well-known novel
Isl and war oC.respondams to Mss
lCecie Clark, Of Chicago. daughter of
John M. Clallke, PRESIDENT of che Chi
lcaso 1s-drncre Company.
MIS- Blocmhurg and Miss Mmmine
Bloombung, wMe and daughter Of Cap
tain E.comtuig. formerly OF this city.
have started to Seattle, Washington. to
join him.
Judges Grubb and Spruance are
nome from Georgetown, the term of
count being ended.
Mrs. j. jackson Peirce. who has been
quite sick with indigestion, is recov-
ering
J-al J. EaLiy Who celebrated his
golden anniversary wiah a great recep-
tlcn at the Aidne in Philadelphia last
might, WAS .s9ln IN Wilmington. though
his parents moved to Peunasylvan (
INihcn he was only about Cae year cld.
1hcmas s. Hurlcek Will leave this
lcNy on saemday fcr Memphis, Tenn.
where hg VIII establish a wholesal,
house. Mrs. llnr,csk wiz accompany
him.
! CCcree rs lgo has gone TO Baltimor,
l f,g several days,
4 ReprC cngtye Burns and Receiver
lcf Taxes Rgitew have gone to LeN e.
TO spend several days of the cape.
lw.h the Delaware pilots.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
MARRIED. IN THEIR OWN HOMIE

MSS t~G.ae M2fgILet L,y, C~-g gi..tL'
c. M.. aad Mrs. bdv-u Ley, 4llI C....- Jas
"A. leLaer Me.i- n4Ar-eI -asl A..l.I- ~
t-l- pal..r u tnIls I4-w n--n,, ~. I3-v
W.. l.nI street. Rty. rEA ls-n-
A,lmld1 pastor on the O0I.nl~n LutG-
o.an Cnuroh, Es-4oImcd Inc O-aohCAy.
MS MLLle D.tml, .L' t.la--.ln4.,
Ia..t.uJI ul1 Llggs as nlIl G.. IJnof,
and Dtorge Neassr, ho-l.r "a e.s
lg.~-m, acIcd as Lest nan. A ielaLt.1h
lo.owed, at wAlDh many guests were
l.t.isL,. Mr. au. Ml s. aIglr re-
lcsNUI u large UUmnor G.. handsome
gAts, aIc1ng wEu.h were TWO beal.4 NJ
pict,lres from the German soclal Club.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
INSPECTED THE DELAWARE.
BOARD or ENGINEERS, APPOINT.
ED BY THE SECRETARY OF WAR
RETURN FROM EREAlI0WATER.


The Board OF Engineers, Gppo&nad
10y the secretary of war, to Inspect The
Delaware river with a view TO deter
mlLhls upon the Feasibility ol' a thirty
fCct channel to the sea, returned last
from its visit TO the BrealOwnter.
The board comprises Colonel c. w.
Raymond, who is i'm charge of the inn
'rrOvCments on the Delaware; Cc.cnel
|G. j. Lydecker, I'm charge of the de-
ferse works at Font Wayne. Michigan,
ana Major Nihiam III. Bixby, in chaage
CT the improyemtn OF ihe Ohio river.
Upon their reiMrn from their tour of
irspt elton last might the members re-
fused to give cut amy hnforma,bsn. but
stated that they would have Something
TO say after cOnferr.ng together.
The beard m5c at $50 This morntng
az Major Raymond's Office, ln tine
WitaelgpcOn huiri'ng. F,lrc1a,phia,
and determined upon the rspcrt watch
they me to Mitm,t 10 the W-- Depart
nenL They have maie a thorough il-
soCction Ct adj parts of the river be-
| tween Philadelphia and Cape May and
have thHcnghy acquainted themselves
with a1 the conditions TO be met with
in the work to be undertaken.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
CHURCH-C -CROsglAlN.

Miss Anna May Crcesan and William
n. Church, both cf This city were mat-
rlad at tae homa CT the hlQde, No. 4O6
Taylor street, at $3.50 O'Clock yesterday
afteuoon. Rev Francis Bungette
shurtp1af Rfworth NJ f. Church,. per-
formed the ceremony IN the presence of
emily gAe immalEats relatives CT bride
and groom. Miss Crossan, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, and Clarence
Church, brother cf the groom, was best
man. Mr. and Mrs. Church will reside
in IIlil clfV
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

THE QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE
TO ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH.
lf you are f0ine 10 any point in tine
South Southwest Mexico or on the Pa
cilc ooast Dee sure Co clll for ticket VIA
ihc Southern Railway. Three daily tr1ns
from Broad Street station Philadelphia
enable you TO reach almost every place
of Importance south of the Potomac and
East Of Inc Mississippi rivers without
rhanEc of cars and if you are destined
90 points n the extreme West or South
wet ycu will hnd The connections al
~ mphia or New Crlcar7 close send fAi
schedule maps etc Further informa.
uon win be chccrfuny furnished by Johr
"A. Bcah District Passenger Agent, 81
Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
Teeth Don't Last Forever
FOUR SAILORS DROWN.
BARGE ELLANGOW'AN GOES TO
THE BOTTOM-NO ATTEMPT TO
RAISE HER.

BARGE ELLANGOW'AN GOES TO
THE BOTTOM-NO ATTEMPT TO
RAISE EIER.
Officials cf the Philadelphia and
Reading Transportation Line received
yesterday from Captaln Crowley, of
the barge KChinoOr, additional infOr-
nation concerning the Sinking of the
Large E..aLlgCwan. The TWO banges
broke away from the tug Tamaqua and
the Kchlnoor stayed by the Ellan-
g0yan until she sank Last Saturday
morning, five miles of MOntauk Point
o. II. Hagerman, shipping and freight
agent Of the line, says lilat There can
new be .bu.e doubt that the crew, fOur
In number, went down with the El an
lgowan. The members ofthe crew were.
Matthew Hughes, Philadelphia, cap
tain, so years Old. married; John Riley,
Philadelphia, % years, matte, single
john McCaibe, Blshopsvilla, Md, stew
ardi so wears, married; Lewis johnson.
Philadelphia, sailor %, single.
Captain Crowley reports that he stayr
cd by the ElangCwan twiensy-sx
lhOurs, until she went down. Owing to
the conditions of the weather it was
Impossible, ne says, to reach hen No
attempt VIII be made to raise the
sunken barge, as she lies in sixteen
fghcms of water, end it wCuid be
weA nigh impossible for divers to do
anything at that depth. She had aboard
l40O tons OF coal, and THE properly
loss is 10000, which is uninsured. The
lTamaqua, which was towing the three
AaIges, the I.ncCln. EIamgcwan and
Koh.ncCr, and which was obliged 10
take the 1lincoln near enough in to
ancho her before searching for the
TWO which had broken away, is expect
lti TIC arrive Saturday.
A dispatch from New York stated
that tae KohinOcr had reported that
Cue Of her crew. the cook had beer
SWEPT overheard at sea and was not re-
covered
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
IMpROVING THE E-ANKs

The property owned by the National
Dredging Company and cthns at the
mouth of the Branlywhe VIII be fills5
i'm with mud by the New York Dredg-
Ing Company which Us NOW deepening
the Christiana creek. There are about
fifteen acres of land that Will be filled
in. A .evee about ten feet high is be.
ing constructed along the waters edge
and when this is finished The land Will
he improved to the value Of many hum.
dred dollars. The work of depositlnE
the mud at that place Will commenc,
In two or three weeks.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
ANOTHER TUG FOR THE DELLA
WARE

Another tug is to be added TO the
.Es.aware river and lay feet. She is
THE Germana, boughtby Augustus Wall
from the Bakery Whitelsy Company. cf
ta't'mnre. She is SO fsol IN lenIgth
ever al, and lT6 feet in breldlh of
bean. ama was tUi't ln 1892. ot Bags-
mcrc. Repairs are row beirg made at
Ra.timore to- the Germania. and when
completed, SHE wil he hrcmght to- the
Delaware. The -WhIGdlcv Com
rany is to have a now tug % fcct in
length built.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
MANAGER BAYlas. cANpwALK.

Manager BRyAs is busy preparing for
the big oakowalk at the Opera House
ueNt lN--day evening. lt Will be par
tcirated IN by forty professional co.or-
ga ciA1ewa'.kers Of this city and phLa-
ClIh.a. aId gke s,eps th4k vain the
iAnds1m o.8 cake VII. have to be
b shy umQU, and ongkL. The cake
Us now ca exhibition in a MsrSe. strest
wndcw. In addition TO the cakewall1
thore VIII be an eXcel.cua program,
.ccnpostd ci mUs.c and f-s.-,la-s spe-
.dia,ties.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
TAKEN 10 THE HosPIrAI.

E. B. Benson was removed frcm hs
boarding house No 7O6 Market street
by thc Phoenix ambulance to the
HcmdCrath'e Hc-p a. to-day suffer ne
With appendicitis. Mr. Penscn is en-.
gaged as s-Epcctcv Of bcilers fer ths
government at the H2r'ar ard Hol-
.inrswcrth CcuTauv, erd rs a resident
of B'sm9vk, n. d., hav'rg tcol in this
city about mine months.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
BONERs-BAKER

Miss Marie NJ. Baker, daughter ol
Mrs. Sallie Baker and Isaac w. Bow
ers were naried last might ait No. 215
East Third street, the home cf Angus
tus Dennis, und.e of the bride. Miss
Ewing was bridesmaid and Arthur w
Swartz was best man. George T.. Coz,
nell and Howard l.. Shuster were th5
ushers. lcr. and Mrs. Bowers Went ct
short wedding trlu South.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
ACTED sI1SPTCTOTSUY-

Considerable excitement was caused
atcat $50 o'c'cck last might at the resi-
.Gence Of H>rste w Cause No. 1l02
Clayton sb'ecE A cclored man was
seen acting susp,clcusly around the
house, ard the members Of Mr.. Causes
family fee, certain tha, he had attempt.
ed to gain an entrance. An officer was
ca3led. ard he began a search, but ths
man had escaped.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
JAC<SON-NTEIUDs

Miss Gertrude Nields, danghter o.
.Co,mG and Mrs. Benjamin Nelds and
}. Moutleth jackson, sen cf Job II
jackson, Cf the jackson ami shd1
Company. were married last nleht at
the home of the brides parents, No 800
BrOcme street. The ceremony was PEN
formed ~ Rev. Alexander r. Bowser
pastor If First Uniataran Church. and
was Witnessed by only the mem Jers
OF the two families The bride was at.
tended only by her sister, Miss Eliza.
beth NiCids. as maid cf hcacr. Tht
lgroOm was unattended
From to 10 O'Clock a recop5icn fo'.
lowed, which was attended hy nearly
800 friends OF Mr. and Mrs JacFson
They left on the 1910 train on th5a
wedding trip, after which they Will re-
side at No 9O6 HAzlstt street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
p1rmnrNc PERMITS

Rui!ding Inspector Cassidy thie
morning granted the following per
mits: To Nicholas Fidance, to erect five
two-story dwellings southeast corner
Fifth and Sccut streets. at a cost OF
$500 each, to A. Alkman, for the erec-
ton Of an office 24x35 feet, at the Belts
MacAine Company's works. Maryland
avenue ard south street, costing ST.
200.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
EXpREss THETR THANKS

Patrol Sergeant Howgate, Patrol
Wagon OFFICER England and Driver
Purcell desire ito extend their thanks to
William "A. Coke, Of Thind and Van
Buren, streets. for fine treat of ice
cream served TO them by Mr. Coke this
morning. The officers state they can
testify to the quality Of the cream made
by Mr.. Coke.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
cnr1 rH1rArR nnr

White Cu,Mng weed cn Sunday last
m The rear Of his rT~lcr shop. No. ?
EaSt q EgHih street CN8~-i W. stew
ant cu, 'ho end of sfs 30 tt1mb cff
Mr. stewart SIS left -ardcd and was
erdeavcr'ng to use the aAc with his
right hard.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
COOCH- LOGAN.

Princess Anne, Nd, April 13.-In
M1nCkiH Presbyterian ChL,31 ,ast
even ng Miss Mary Jane Logan, eldest
daughter Of Rev William III. Logan. or
Princess Anne was marned 10 Famgs
Allyn Cooch Of Wilmington. Del. The
ceremony was psrsormed by the brides
father. Rev William H. Logan. TIE
.ushers were Les CoccA, Cap.a Taylcr,
United states Army. cf Ds,aware, sam
uel X. Dennis, Of Beverly; Rev. George
Duncan. Ph. D., Of Washington, d. c.;
Robert b. Dusr, Of Princess Anne, and
+. Benson Dennis, OF Crisfeld The
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
Table Linens.

Our stock of Table Linens
will compare favorable with
any in the country. Import.
ed direct by us, our prices are
the very lowest. All the lat
est designs and patterns will
be found here. Every line
represents a bargain. Some
of the good ones are as fol-
lows:
So inch wide unbeached Damssk, 25c.
81 inch wide all pure linen Damask.
extra heavy. S7l4c. per yard.
"a inch wide all pure linen German
Damask grass bleached, Soc.
Napkins to match IS size, si.OO; q size.
a.75.
Extra fine 70 inch bleached Damask,
Sl.OO grade for Csc.
Extra fine 70 inch double Damask, Sjc.,
s1.OO. $i25. Si.5O and 500 per yard.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
HEARING IN BANKRUPTcY

Arguments in the bankruptcy case of
l. n. Stevenson were heard before Judge
Bradford in United States Court this
morning Austin Harrington and Attor-
ncy Melvin, Of Philadelphia. represented
Stevenson. and W. S. Hilles and c. G.
Rumford appeared for the creditors.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
rROpFRTV rRANcInrIpc

The follow ng transfers of rrcpr~tv
were recorded by C'srk Ten W-a-o,
his morning From Wirsm r. WTs m
10 Frank a. Warrant. prCrurV ON the
.rih side Cf Eief'h street. was o..
frcom" 4ou Enu ahlo Cmamnf ~s
and ITuat Comr7nN 20 w. S. Pmckest
pCpcriN on woet side OF Brcomt
street, south Ct CC.lar.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
GAVE AN ENnERTA1NMElNr.

A delightful performance was given
ty the Nnicr VAN levil.as Of this C.ty,
Gl Y,rk.yn schoolhcuse last evening.
1t proved a great success. Those who
participated i'm Vt were Frank
Green, Chares III gains, Frank
Hcribk John Ma.cohn, Joseph
Dcrohue John Bo.en. Ch8tlds Skin
.rEr. john Gallagher. Lawrence McEt-
w.1 RUicipl Otten5 Waiter Grant
ard Michael Kelly.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
BIRTHDAY CEIEpRATTON-

Miss Jcnrle Tal.ey, daughter of
Lewis Il. TaIey, celebrated her twenty
first birthday at her home, near
GruLD's Corner, last eveHing. The Mouse
was crowded With guests, who thor
Ough.y enjoyed the function Miss Tai
lay received many beaut llul pr5sdnts
from hor friends and admirers.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
MARRIED AT ST. JOsEPH.s

John Murphy. of this city, and MISS
Hannah Callahan, of DuPont's Banks,
were married at st. JCsephis Church on
tht Brandywlna yesterday afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. W. j. Birmingham,
pastcr of the church, performed the
ceremony.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
WILL REMAIN IN SERVICE.

a Washington dispatch states that
an order was issued yesterday for the
hcn-rahle discharge Of Major-G General
James II. Wilson and his continuance
tn the service as acknowledgement OF
volunteers under the new law.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters of Interest
to Wilmington People.

All communications intended for inser
ton IN this column should be addressed to
Society Editor. care OF the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
COLONEL DUPONT AND BYRfNE

Nbi@JNltls DUPONT AND BlllNE
We scarcely credit the assertion OF
the Union Republicans that Colonel
Henry A. Dupont has been deposed as
dispenser Of Fe,era, patronage comgiyI
TO this state. Certain ccri,aas.ons oil
small kindmay have bean made by Co.
Dupont, but that 'Hoffeoker 20 the so,eI
dispenser or wen The chief dispenser.
must be wrons. The important post-
tions, With the exception OF that OIL
United Stakes dis;nilct attorney. have
been filed by Regular Republicans
and only few fourlhlorans pastmar.er-
ships remain. SCme on ahesa Ccnl,r,ss-
man HoneCktr has been permitted to
iill. bu; he has rot been aiad VIII ntt'
he permitted TO app,.nt ths United
States district attorray. That fr-rl11
Colonel DUPONT has reserved. and VIII
ham Michael hyrne w.l Pc Laws C.
Naade2rift's successor TIE re'ations
existing betveen President NIX nlsy
and Colonel DUPONT give assurance OF
that. Mr.. Byrne wsnt 10 Dover In Sran
cprra.tson 20 Aldacks and his senator
dal aspirations. and dli enoo.Ne work
In preventing the election oi Add'lks.
HIS tem-rag in so C,trg rcccmmer,is
hum TO President Mckinley and Cots
me- DUPONT, both CT whom were su.-y
ccgnizant CT what he wr5 L-rrg.
Regular Republicans da-larel that
even IL the hlllug Of the aHonnsysh sh1p
were vcstsd m Ccnggeasman n snc-ksrl
Dc would rlt dare appoint Waller n.
Haytr. because its mcdtta ON even
w7n-d rase such a Storm Of protest
from the Regular Republicans that h,
could not ignero T. il -5 20, secrot that
Ccngressman Hohesker Rarl8 no b.
goveracr Of Delaware His defeat G.
two years ago did not XII hts anb1 IN
sn that direcdon, ard next year WI
md him in the fed He has 1earne.
by experience that To- he elected ht
must have the solid back.rlg ar b-a
Union Republicans and Regular Raprh
licans, and no douft ne viii trim hl
saf.s in such manner as TO catch soA
tres1es b-ow.rlg towards the stat
Hcuse As shs Regular Repab. can
hold 1lr Hayes an such sxeaatlcn bs
cause cf his action in crying fraud am
swearing cut warrants for the arrest c
representative Republicans when d
Was defeated Ter u.ty s1llc.tcr. Con
g-ccsnar H-Ieckcr wcId starch
make suah an appointment On u
other hand, we do not belisre that q
wc1.d appoint Mr. Byrra bseause {
the feeling wflch exists aga.nst E.k
in the Unacn Republican cugarlzat.cs
He may congratulate himself that =
Is not 70 be permitted 10 make the az
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
VALENT1NE dIpLD.

George Valentine co'ored. wa1 thfs
mcrn'ug held IN $1,000 haG for UPPER
rcurt by MAGISTRATE Da'ev to answer
Inc charge of caWs.ng the death Of Ed
"an lfrrhcrty. Thomas A. Fagan
became Valonjne's hondsman.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
srnAMFR In nRY pocK.

The steamer city Of Chester is in dry
dock at the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company. being repaired for the regular
Summer trips. which will commence on
Saturday
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
Towels

from Ireland, Scotland, Ger
many, Belgium and France,
brought out special for us,
makes a saving on the follow
ing grades.
50 dozen fine Huck Towels, small size,
but fine quality. 14x26 inches for lOc.
each.
50 dozen Heavy Huck, larger size, 17x53.
and good quality, for 1Oc. each.
800 dozen fine and Heavy Huck Towels
at 12ik Is, IS, 20. &c.
80 dozen fine knotted frnged or hem
stitched Damask Towels, new and
pretty patterns 25c. each.
50 dozen extra fine double Damask.
knotted fringed or hemstitched
Towels. at s7lk. 50, 20, 800 and Sl.25
each.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
PENNY PRovIDENr r1-ND

Penny Provident Fund stations have
been established in three Of the public
schools in his city ana have proved So
s'iisi'@ory that other stations will Doe
'aoAshed as soon as pracucable
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
A NEW ICE PLANT.

John Guthrie and John Doordan were
yesterday granted a permit by Building
Inspector Cassidy to erect an Ice plant
on Harrison street north of Fourth
street, to cost 5000.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
INTTIArEp NEM MEMRFRs.

About twenty members Of whining
ton Conclave Of AloguNians went to
Marshaltcn last might and inigiatsd
several Mogu'siars. After the care
mcmy a snprur was enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
VIII MEEr rHIs EVENING.

Tie Broiherhcei CT ST. Andrew will
NEST tails evening ia Triniy parish
bWiinG. Addresses will b. aada by
Charles M Curtis and Rev. w NJ JET
ferris.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
Coat Suit Goods.

Nothing more stylish for
coat suits than these, in gray,
plum, olive, navy, brown and
army blue, very stylish, SO
inches wide, at SOC per yard.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
.Satins

A new and beautiful line of
Colored Satin Duchesse for
waists, in lavender, torquoise,
cerise, red, purple, brown,
cornhower, marine and black,
2I inches wide, 81 per yard.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
MISS FERGUSON "A MEDICAL
GRADUATE.

MSS Clara NJ Ferguson, OF this city,
is a mmnber OF the graduating c.ass of
the Homeopathic school Cf Baltimore.
.Tke commencement exercises were he'd
this afteriC ON at the Iyceum Theatre.
and a banquet with be served az the
Hotel Stafford Tonight. The graduat-
ing Class numbers eight two eff whom,
uesiGes Miss Ferguson, are women.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
BEWARE or oINTrFNrs FOR ca
TARTH THAT r1,--.. -. ,r7,r,,----,,. i.

cAt' ~ i.tf 10 J. Dlt "a
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY
ne mercury Will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely deranec the
Mhole system when entering 10 through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles shonid
never De used except on prcscriptions
from reputable physicians. as the dam
age they Will do is ten fold 90 the good
YOU can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manuf4rtnred Nv h
j. Cheney G CO. Toledo. O.. contains no
mercury and IS taken internally. acing
directly upon the blood and mucous SUR
faces OF the system. IN buying Halls
odtarrh Cure be sure you get tho genu-
Inc. II Is taken internally and made In
Toledo. Ohio, by +. ]. Cheney & co. Tes-
timonials free.
sold BY Druggists price 75c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pulls are the best.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
nnnrc.r11,r InNEe m.

Detective William T. Jones. Of the p,
W. & b. railroad, is i'll at his home. Hs
is threatened with pneumonia.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
-oNrRACTOR THOMAs ARREsrl

-@7-N INNN IUIN IIIV'Ii7l NItlVI-1l IlII'
Suh-MaN Contractor George W.
Thomas has been arrested by the S.
r. c A. for driving a horse unfit foc
service to one of the United States
mail wagons in this city. The society
was alarmed lest the animal should
fall to rteces upon the public streets.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
pTe1Iop Ar en- JouN.s

Bishop Coleman will make his annual
visitation to ST. Johns Church next Sun
day morning at 1870 o'clock. He will con-
firm a large class.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
PENNEY- -BONNEY NUPT1AIIs.

R-Y +. H. Briggs, of Second Baptist
ChrNh, oft'tate at Jhis Eeidrlrw cf
Mss Marie Bonncy and George Graham
Penney at the home of the hri1e's
T2Ierts. No. 1907 Wee. Fiehth street
last nieht. I he clrdmcny tccx r,a-e
lat z O'clock
Ms Helen B1ruey sister of the
bl-e. Wss mald Of hcr-r. and Gwen
Penney The groom's brother. was best
man. Ray Lmville acted as usher, and
the wedding march was played by Mrs
Ida Gibson. A reception, which was
attended by large number OF guests
followed the ceremony. A party of me
ycurg friends OF the couple assembled
at the Freich street station TO give
them rCusing send-of, but they cley-
.ecly outwiited the party by driving ia
Lardli.h and boarding the train there
the Gecoratgd carriage i'm wh1ch they
'Ead started preceding to the station
Mr. and Mrs. Penney Will reside at NO
1901 West Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13

J. Edward Addicks was In Whining
ton yesterday afternoon and called on
Chairman Stewart After the call Mr.
Stewart said that Mr. Add.cks and the
committee thoroughly agreed on the
plans Of the campaign. No attention
is being paid TO the Regular Repub.l-
cans: no endorsements OF candidates
named by the Regulars on May II viii
be made. and no consideration what
ever is being given as TO whether The
Regulars Will nominate amy Union Re
publicans