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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25

Ssnoasen. Nen 9OsrOussnt Iisser
SlOttst title o9 freeslist / opb, taas
Stopeniombeb.
Der CT Oct, at Statsmano % 0is
plomater ira n9ltsn aas ciuiIiiereos Sta.
Ter nu ltuue lamIss sitsr 93rsns OpiOr'
bring TOR at raoblaa ON en- gegeensirse.
breostoniereneen aabneoes D. Is os.
81. 9fierm. / bette Slot.
Beaufort, RsoerIanbsnss losnrigs.
mlnilter, taIie ON ben 2gre, lom par be-
pilt 6adg ueo at gore bel til Roniersns
ems Seoe. Dan loupriite Gsartus able
9soGssrnnoe, Der Isosoe til Ronisrtns
cen, os iagos, at otnus uiIos blue en- al
N~Gtteoa9ene / 9iltorisn, Os ban bua
b,os, at oenne Gag uiIps bliue ben be:
rsmmsIi9ite / 9sarens GIN.
0~sIssaterue beiluttsoe at Ieuos isl'
9snoe Telegram til 6sarsn:
yfrsostOnfaencsu lager for O.rss
NaieitGts 6eboer fine arbsoige gptonIts
Munger / AnIsoning al 9sres 50bisIs
bag, cs uotrptter fit opristiss Cnife
ON at iamorbtioe / bet ltors os able
Bart. buortiI 0eres Raisitat bar siort
en- iad opofrenee Be9pnosIie. os Tor
bette beoet 6onfereuecn Dem nOotags
osns pompse os opbe lut".
Sitter be 9souiorts Gale iogbe Baron
De StaaI. RusIanOs RsptGisntuni, at
ban sufttoe pau lin Refers gesns at
latte for be imutte Orb, ben bolanbite
Rinitsr baube aotalt. 9uis RusIunbs
63ar bauoe 26ren fOr at bupe unofunset
lanten ON 8onfersnssn, bauoe lttosr'
Ianoenss mnse Drowning bet 4rIUils-
sium at jamie ale 8sIssuisr I'll ROnie-
rsncen / tit Risss 9Oueoliuo.
Wsost parsbe fun / 90 Winutter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25
6arliitbepG .lelisn | Spanien

ipuss / ben fioife lib after al sribe ON
ZIG. Os bet bsober enoo9, OF 8on 9ars
Los fra forifeui9e Siosr. n%nunIi9 bog
ira England, itaI baue mObtasst betpoe'
iige Sunmtf. 9aus aIolte Ssn, 8on
5oIme, Der sr officer / rusfif liensits,
men boube iaaet en- I9ngere OrIoU og
ia9oes al baus til 9eniist at bragg I'll
ben ipanite @rGnie Tor at quite I'll ben
ulmenoe 8nrIIitilo, bar plubielis maat:
let uenoe ilIba9e til 1T 0te9iment /
@aridlu efisr Orbre ira ben r%usiiits
Re9ering, Der iaalsbes fOrmsntIis bar
Iast for Gassn, al ben pIa lngtn
Diaaos piI ltstte RarIiftbeuagelisu.
} I'll Telegram fra Wabrio til ygeI.
9otaIau; q bsoosr bet: Deb be iom
fslse al OpodssIien al ct tarIiltiit 9aa:
bsuIaeer / Bateeloua foreta9ns gus
uaoerisseIier oil Reserinsen baus fun.
bel uosIs beiit uiJliss 8Otumsutsr. )
5run bIeu forIsoen ct unst Wsnneits al
beoits 6amiIie ianssIet. iOrbi ban en-
Beu9rtnine iilbso Soloater yen9e og
opfororsoe BEN til at 9au Ousr I'll anrli.
iierne. 9an baDoe itsrrs 4snselummu
Dos iis. Resainsen Iaou ieurist es
tlare. at ben itte nai,r no9en 6rpgl
for earIiiterus. lite forbi bisis mnnsIsr
ouos 6enfieter sIer Wiibler, men iOrOi
en- uafaoeIis 4%aruausenbso briuser et'
busrt al berss Sttiot III at ittunoe. =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25
Sranff &oipital paa
Sslano.

3 gsbet at iiolts Waonsb nobnss paa
0ittpitsn al SsIanb / 6%aitrubsfiorO ct
9oipitaI, iOm ben frantic Reeerins bar
label bpsss Tor i~rnnite 6ilters.
6aueltiioen fra Il. ApriI iii Il.
OCTOBER faroes Der nsmlie lite minore
eno ca. 5000 %iranite 6iifere / Gar.
Uanbene omtrirs 9sIano. Ia bet uiite
zig uanitsIist at itaiie 6iifsre orbentIig
pleie paa 9slano, naar be bleus ipgs
satr tom til Staoe. LOB Reserinsen Tor
TO aar lioen ct 9oipital bp99e / Ga
i~trubsfioro % a%nidtte treSt. Soisfsioitre
ira asbsnbaun iom Spsspleierittr usb
9oipitoIet. Sumtiois nhruitsoss TO
iisrre Stibe iom flposnoe gaiarsitsr
meb tn franf Sege ON Boro / buert
9Th. 9st bar imibIsrtio pili fig. al
bet lite par bet bsloisite CpboIbsaeo
for Ip9s Rsunsfter, naar 9eiret par
uroIist, buao Get bpppist er pso be
.tsIanoite Rpiter.
8erfOr bar ben frantic Reserins mi
bsiluttet fig til fra / Aar At ueeIuitenbe
at Iaoe 6iiferne pleje paa 9oipitaIet i
Soffrubsforo % bar oerfor aniat en-
olnit 9Gse. DIR. Spsn aa9e Rasmus.
len. ueb 9oipitoIst. Ie TO Stibs, Der
tibIisere bruoiss JON flpDenbe Saiareitsr,
Dias b~ersiter fun finbe Q~nuenosIis iom
lrausportifibs, ioet be futile saa runot
ON apiten, V7tase ipse ira 6iitebuuoene
o9 lanbiGiie BEN peb 9oIpitaIet / ia.
%itruosiiOro. 9e frantic wager ON Soro
uiue bog 5Iiue bibebOsbte, for at be
tuuue pee be ipse ben fstite 9iaIp.
DR.. Susn Mage gtasmusien ~airejits
/ Ssubnss uleb 8ampifibet Biting"
ira a~sbsnbaun til 5aitruosfioro, buor
ban ustsr at tuse SOIis Dos ben frantic
aoniuI luaiuius.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25
Srcosfoniercnicn | &aag CT
mu iamIet.

Aue 8eIesater ere antomns, os Rons
iersnieus praiibsnt CT ben rasiifte Ams
basiaoer Ill England, be Stuui. 5Or.
bGnoIingsrus piae bIiue aabueoe al
R%eOsrIanOsues losntissmiuiiter, be
Beaufort.
Islesutsrns fra ee 5Orsntts Staisr
ere: Set9 Cen, 9rafotat Tor columbia
uniusriitst, 9isw gort; anorw ..
@bits, 4mbasiaosr til lpitlane; Sian:
ioro Rtpiu, Riniftsr til R%sbsrIanoene;
auptsiu ROban at be 5Orsueoe Siaisrs
5Iuaoe Os aaptsiu ero5'sr al be SORE
ueoe Statsrs oar.
era 8anmnrt: Dc Bile, Winifier
til eusIanD, 0bsrft S9uut. iOrbsnuG
reups aiiSsminifter % Baron 6sset
SbOtt.
era Suaise Os NOrSe: 9urOn be
SiIbt. Miniltsr til 5toIisu, 6aaesre'
p%rGisniaut; iarIig Tor 5iOrss: W. Us.
Rouop, prGfiOsnt for OoeIstbinset Os
@eneraItIrurs IbauIcw; iarIis Tor
SDsriss: Sbsrit granoft,em al ben
~iUenite l6Gr % aOmmunosr 9iuIbnm'
maj al ben @iusniie Jlaaos.
8esuosn ere ganoeue: Gnelano,
lpitIanp, Jranttis. tusIano. 9Ouanb.
gslsieu, Sdwsie, 3taIisn, Spanien.
Clterise, lIusaru. Portugal. lpitlet,
Serbisn, Rumanisu, 5apan, 4eriisn,
aina Og Clam rspraisntersos Ueo en-
Stare At 8sIesuter.
6aa9 CT 9Iimrenbt impttet, oe aas Dc
~DsItassnoe 9%tatiOners JIOs ices OUsraIi.
6ouanos iOrbsnp9rsnoe uoenrissmL
niitsr, pan Rurneboote, gdu 8o9eu isr
4~abninsen en- Niioous for at gore 8eIe'
gatsrns tenet mso bUsranore.
Neporters uius fun iaa Ao9an9 til at
bsre be BeuufOrts electromagnetic. Der
lite nil bersrs nosst at be til Jortano.
ling Opftiuepe gmHsr.
Der fses, at tire aonmis foner Diue
blipe uonqunt. Den enc pil bsbanols
Spsrgsmaalet ON 9%noitrentniHs af
uosiftsrns til %Rrissuafen; ben anoen
oil be gamble be 9ope, iom sslbe for
eiuiIiieret 8rissfsrfel. os ben tseoie
8Olosift % Waslins.
De amsritauRe DsIesatsr Dias al.
boIbe fig fra Distusion al rent euro.
yaiff- politiffe SpsrssmaaI.
Der piI bliDe uaIst tire Getreterer
for aonferenesn.
Ronferenesn ffaI lite boIbes | ftIpe
9pen 5aas. 6n balU times Del fra
Bpen Iisgr Slottet Huis ten Bosh.
gsien oerbsn saar ssnnsm Sfops.
SIottst lisssr euiomt %afionprst ! fornem
Ho. Oct er en- bsffeoen og itmpel Bpg'
nina, opfert / le47. Del sr ubsboet.
Sibf bebosbss bet af 6ouanos afoeps
Drowning Sofis.
SIottets nuuersnbe Beibberinbe er
ben unss Drowning BiIbeImins. 5un
bar bog albris boet Der, men en- @an9
imelsm opboIot fig paa gsiss ct Bar
naar bun, iom aItio ON Uints.
rem, Dor | Asiiosnsbpen 6aas.
Derimob issss Gsnen omfrinS SIots
tet | Dol @raa al 9aass Snopaaners ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-25
Sm aanDt

S0ng Asfar st touln1en tlloa9e ira
6ranttis Os lul,Iano % iieg / eano i
DtaIms, buor ban ~mooto9es al iusnfte
Os nOrfte RotnbIliteter. 3srsftsr aabs
neoe ban en- ny Bane meusm RaIms og
lrsaebors % reilte iaa I'll S~todboIm.
9ans %iuenite Doueoiao mobtos BAN
meo itor Stabs. Stag uuisbe uusiteos,
os / ganesaareeu par Der for Ir9n9s
ieI. Rongm ier soot uo Og flyer, at
gan sr fruit Iom en- Sir. Yen 81.
5anuar par ban 70 adr.
Srepius iial bcnic5 til 6raufrig.
parilerblaost Petit Bleu ioriRler, at
10 WeoIsmmer al ben republitanite
@aroe os iirt @enoarmsr forIsbsn Jirs.
oas ai9it ira ct. Rosaire mso Damp
liibet p%eaiOpete" for at bsnte 8rspius
iiIbase til 6rdntris, buOr ban Dates i
SIutninssn al 9uni.
llro | Paris. Rplis boIbtss / garis
ct Wasiemeoe al Borgers, lom
~IorIangte, at Picqnart o9 0rspfus
Halle lattss / JrIbeo, % at be Stobs.
Oiftcerer, iOm anoer Iregfusiuseu tiaoo
iis at bssaa 6GIfnerisr, ituue ftruis
les. Mpnbi9bsosrne ere messt ures
Iise os ueute fig alebaunoe, naur Rnss
iationsrttteus Ianse iorusntsbe GfssrsIie
mart ier epitt. poIitist trail Il Omfat.
tenoe borbereoelier Tor at f%orsbpags TN
Opltano. On ~fornebent ftaI MiIitGr
tiltalees.
yYerliner Sagetblatt" Os andre tpite
Auiier baue ipurst iis for Dos frsmras
senoe tpite profesiorer, buab be meme
ON ReiuItatet at 6slrens 6rsostons
9res, iom M er iamlet. Dc fleIte baue
uotaIi, at ben lite oil foa nOgsn p~rattilt
gstponins. Proi. Sumo Slider 0eiz
oeIberg iuarebe: III be ire triiielise
Sposr: lro. 0aab os RGrIisbeo maa
ie9 iirp9e Sroet p9aab" for aOusrss.
lens geotommeuoe." Den bsrsmte 6is
i%toriter ID. Wommien taIbie Ronares.
fen TN lrptfeil / 9erbsnsbiiiOrisn, os
ouer ben DiI Iu9sn itriUe no9en Rom.
mentar." prof. eabaub | Strasibura
iasbs. at ben beoite Waaos, bporpaa
arisens Raol.r tunns forminbfss, CT
at uatte en- s%tonomift Rappeltrib msls
lem Joltsns. prof. Wstertump ptrsbe,
at fauoanns ROnsresia lite tunns inbs
uirte poo ben Ofientlise Wsnins | Bet.
ben. pan a~nbefaIeos intsrnationaIe
8oIbsiftsoomftoIs.
Zen rusiiiie &egering bar tiIisnbt
ben iprfii,s Reserins en- giite ouer 2o,s
900 armenisrs, fom unbsr RrifsnforfsIs
ssIfsn | osrss sset 9isEIanb fssts Git.
terbeb pua rusfft 1srritoriuui. Hus.
lant msnsr, at bet I'll n paa libs, at
be uenbe tiIbase til berss samIs 6iems
lamb. SmioIsrtio er bet eanb, 5Ipat.
ninsene baps forIabt, bIeuet optaaet ai
osres samIe llnbertrptter', aurbsrns, os
armsnierns naste at fOrIabs RusIanb,
ia be baps snoOs siOrt Opitano, ba bet
bIsu beniiiaet til benz at saa tilbase.
ct npt italienit Wininerinm CT bans
net meo General peaour iom premier.
miniiter. SisnOr getro Garmin bIiuer
OpIpsninssminifter, Sisnor S%fnIiano
oueriaser pOit' os Eslesrafbsparimentet.
% Sisnor ALEXANDRIA, bIiOsr eanbbrusss
os 9anoeIsmiailter.
Evening journal., 1899-07-03
MRS. GRAY Z AT LIBERTY.

SHE WAS IMPRISONED ON SUS-
PIcIoN OF NUMBERING HER
HUSBAND.
Elkton, Md, July s.--Mrs. Ella
Gray. who has been confined In the
county jail, charged with having
caused the death of her husband, Hen
ry Scott Gray, in April last, at Como
wingo. by administering strychnine,
was ON Saturday ordered released
from custody by Associate Judge
Frederick Stump on habeas corpus AT
the hearing W. A. Regan, who clerks
in the drug store Of Regan Brothers.
at Conowingo, stated that he had sold
Mrs Gray SIX grains Of strychnine on
Friday evening previous to Gray's
death. which occurred on Sunday
night. She had said she wanted the
poison to Kill dogs with.
Dr. Howard Bratton. who exhumed
the body, and took the stomach to
George W. Lehman. the Baltimore
lcity chemist, read the report Of Mr..
Lehmann's examination, which was to
the effect that he was unable to find
any poison; that he did find as many
as eighteen whole lima beans and
other vegetables which had not been
masticated. DR.. Roman testified
that he. with Dr. Regan, had given a
certificate Of natural death. Judge
Stump stated that the evidence was
not sufficient to hold the woman, and
even should a jury convict on such
evidence, he would not pass sentence.
Gray was member of the Junior
Order Of American Mechanics, at Con
owingo. and the order refused to pay
over the claims.
Evening journal., 1899-07-03
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.
HALT IN THE PLAN FOR TRAIN
ING COLoRED CHILDREN IN
TALBOT.

HALT IN THE PLAN FOR TRAIN
ING COLoRED CHILDREN IN
TALBOT.
Easton, Nd, July 2.-The matter of
establishing an industrial school in
Talbot county for colored children,
which has been under discussion for
year. has not been settled. The last
General Assembly appropriated $500
to each county of the state that cared
to found such an institution, and in
Talbot county it was thought 1t had
been practically settled in favor Of the
plan, and that st. Michaels had been
selected for the site of the school. Op-
position, however, led to discussion,
and the matter is still undetermined.
Of the two Republican commission
ers, DR.. Dodson is in favor OF the Col
ored Industrial School, and Mr.. Null
likin is opposed to it. This leaves
the decision to the Democratic mem
Der, Mr.. Nichols, who has been giving
the subject thorough investigation
in order that he might reach an intel
ligent conclusion.
Many thoughtful people in Talbot
county who believe in industrial
training for colored children--a very
indefinite term by the way-think it
is simply throwing money away to
establish one such school in each
county. The labor most needed is do
nestle servants and farm hands. It is
contended that If a properly guarded
apprenticeship system, under which a
housewife could take a colored girl,
and certainly and lawfully keep her
until she attained her majority, when
she would have become a trained SER
want, in some department of house
keeping, or a farmer could take boy
and make a valuable farm laborer of
him was established much more would
be accomplished for the individual,
and the community than could be
done by budding colored boys and
girls together in one industrial school
in each county, when, in all probabil-
ity, they would get no practical indus
trial education whatever. In the one
case they would pay their own way,
and get a practical education on the
lines of how to do good work; in the
other they would be the wards of the
county, or of the state, and would be
likely to come out of the so-called In
dustrial schools without any practical
knowledge of work of least use to
themselves or value to the community
Commissioner Nichols is a very prac-
tical man Of affairs, and is quite sure
not to be controlled by sentiment
when he comes to decide between his
colleagues in this important matter.
Evening journal., 1899-07-03
PENINSULA NEWS.

The farmers around Smyrna on
thursday subscribed enough money
to secure the new steamboat line. and
1t will be put in operation in a few
days.
DR.. Roberts. who commenced prac-
tice six months ago at Willow Grove,
contemplates returning to Green's
boro, Nd. his former place OF resi-
dence.
The Kent County Mutual Insurance
Company OF Dover loses between FIVE
and six thousand dollars in the Laurel
fire. The Delaware Insurance Com
pany also loses about $500.
Reports from the farmers as to the
wheat yield are encouraging. They
say that the heads are we'll filled and
the grain large and plump with very
few small or imperfect grains. The
quality is excellent
Clerk OF the Peace Downs has re-
ceived word that his son, r. S. Downs,
has received a promotion on the n. Y.
H. and II. railroad, and is now agent
at WEXFORD Junction, at a good sal
ary.
The cornerstone OF the Houston NJ.
e. Church, to be erected in place of
the one recently destroyed by fire, will
be laid with Masonic ceremonies on
July 4. Rev. G. S. Smith will be in
charge.
According to law the East Dover
hundred district No. 14S has elected
two trustees. Joshua Parker fills the
unexpired term of Henry Dutton for
two years, and James X. Polk sue
ceeds Louis Barkley for three years.
Gerhard Schirmer, who. for some
years has been superintendent of the
Prudential Insurance Companys af-
fairs in this district. has resigned and
accepted the position of general man.
ager of the Industrial Accident Com
pany Of the United States. which head
quarters at Dover.
Grand Master Workman Lackey
will install the officers of Diamond
Lodge, "A. o. y. W., of Dover, next
Wednesday evening. Several other
members of the Grand Lodge are ex.
pected to be present, and it is earnest
ly desired that every member Of No.
who can possibly attend will do so.
Peter A. Fagan has caught kiss
ing bug"
Evening journal., 1899-07-03
HORSE MEAT pArTrEs.
After swindlinE His Patrons for
Eisht Years n Paris Provision
Merchant Is CauEhf.

Perdon, a provision merchant Of
Paris, has been justly sent to prison
for eight months on charge Of selling
horse patties, says the Paris CORE
spondent ~ the London Telegraph.
There was no doubt in the least about
his guilt and he can never be held up
TO his contemporaries or to posterity
as the victim Of judicial error. The
bogdereGu in his case was small jar
or pot, which was produced in court
1t was marked outside with the mys-
terious letters M. H." and the magic
words pate de foie gras which general
" appeal 10 epicures.
This alleged pot Of goose liver was
simply horseAesh, and, as an official
analyst remarked in court, it was bad
at that. Perdon also sold pots or jars
Of alleged patties Of duck. pheasant.
quail, hare and lark, but they ware all
of the same foundation He bought old
horses in the knaekers' yards, boiled
their flesh, mixed 1t with a little pork
fat, spiced ii with nutmeg, ginger and
cayenne pepper, poured some rum
kirsch or eau de vie over it, and then
put it into the duly labeled pots
The letters m. H." were originally
intended 10 mean honorable mention,
but being brought TO bay IN court. Per
don tried to defend himself by assert
ing that they signified "melange hippo
phagique," and that surely the custom
ers knew what they were buying. II
was no wonder that the learned magis-
trate presiding in the correctional
court remarked, with more emphasis
than elegance: "Vous Rvez un rude
toupet (You have a hard cheelS)." Per-
don had been befooling his customers
with horse patties for the last eight
years. He has now gone TO rejoin in
Jail the man who sold skinned cats
for rabbits and dead dogs for mutton.
Evening journal., 1899-07-03
THE FrNNY TRIBE.

SCARCITY OF FISH IN CHESA-
PEAKE BAY, BUT PLENTY FROM
THE SEA.
Easton, Nd, July s.--There is no
market fishing and very little fishing
for sport this season in Talbot county
and proximate waters. The same con-
dition is reported at the usual haunts
where knights of the line and rod
usually go for sport. Fishermen who
have been at Cooks Point, Poplar Is
land. Kent Narrows, and even as far
up as Betterton, report very dun sport.
One catch Of bay mackerel from Sharps
Island was brought to Easton last week,
the first fish from bay or river there
has been in market here for month.
They disappeared rapidly at ten cents
a pound.
Usually Upper Choptank catfish, eels
and carp are plentiful at this time in
the year, but since June began not one
has been seen in Easton.
Plenty Of fish for the table, however
are brought fresh from Ocean City and
put on the market within four hours
after taken from the water. They COM
prise sea-trout, sea-croakers, founders
bluefsh and butter fish. They are
cheap enough, retailing as they do al
an average Of about five cents a pound
A fifteen-cent trout. or half a dozer
butterfsh at two cents apiece. will
make a breakfast for four or five per.
sons CLAIMS are brought to castor
from Crisheld. and retail here at fifty
cents hundred. A dozen and hal
OF clans, costing nine cents, will max,
an elegant soup in course for the ordi
nary family, or, with crackers, a deli
cious luncheon for five or six. Oys
ters are an impossibility. Turtles hav,
quit. Frogs are not in sight. But t
the taste Of many a broiled trout a
five cents a pound makes as fine {
breakfast as broiIed chicken at TWEEN
ty cents.
Evening journal., 1899-07-03
MILLIONS OF STEPS.
tie Figuring on His Extraor-
dinnry Footyrorl.

You know how tiring It is to climb up
a flight OF steps, even when they are
well made and nicely upholstered, but
the chances ara that you have never
given the bus conductor II thought, al
though he probably climbs more stairs
than any other individual In the world,
says the New York Telegram. An
obhging London bus conductor has
gone into the matter, and, being an
adept at figures, as the majority Of bus
conductors are, he quickly evolved the
following interesting facts:
There are" he said, "nine steps from
the platform to the top Of the bus, and
it is rsther undertaking Il TO say that l
climb that fight Of steps 12 times an
hour during the IS hours am on duty
every day; 20 would be nearer the mark,
but to be on the safe side we VIII put II
down as 12.
''Nine steps at - times an hour, -
hours n day, seven days a week, makes
the nice little total Of 1880 a week
A., 800 a month or 569,6s0 a year. The
number Of times step OF the bus and
on again and the incidental number OF
steps climb like any other individual
in fhe ordinary course Of life brings the
annual total up, I reckon, 70 100000
steps a year.
"Becn at this job long? Well, I've
been working this route just q years,
so that I've climbed quite 12,oo0,ooo
steps during that time. ! don't notice
it now, but / did at first go off,"
Evening journal., 1899-07-03
ANNOYED an TounHs.

Kirkwood Park. at Eleventh and
Kirkwood streets, is from all accounts
an unfit place for women and children
to visit on account OF the language
used there by a gang Of young loafers.
kirlkwood Park has recently been
improved and fitted up by the city for
the use Of the poorer class of citizens
of the eastern section Of the city. It
seems. however, that they are not to
be allowed to enjoy the privileges, as
a crowd Of toughs, It is said, make the
place so obnoxious by their language
that women and children are unable
to enjoy the privileges OF the park.
The attention OF the police will be
called to the matter.
Evening journal., 1899-07-03
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad

aA4 AfaAAAlloAc z
Railroad.
Schedule In effect June 3. 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia (express). 1.57, 302 40.
$50. 7.42 750. $50. SIS, 935. 955. 1908, 1859,
u.25, 11.32 1l45 a. m: ssl216 l.37, 800 81,
4.5s, 5.04, 607, $50, 6.57, 7-2s s.06 and 9.is
D. m.
Accommodation, $40, 71o. s.14, u.os a.
m, 1850. 232 400. SIG and l0.4S p. m
For Chester (express), 1.S7, 4-20. $50. 742,
7.50. $50, 6.55. 1908, lL25. n32. II. a. m,
1.3l. 800, AS. COZ. 6.57 and 9.06 p. m.
Accommodation, $40, 7l0. 8.l4, l1.03 a.
m, 1850 2.32. 400. 5.25, $50 and l0i3 p. m.
For New York (through express), l5l,
802, s35 Dining Car, 9.55. 1852, las a.
m. 'sl2.16 Dining Car), LS7 Dining Carr,
3l1. 601, $50 Dining Car), Obi and s.la
p. m. connecting via Broad Street Sta-
ton, Philadelphia. 40. $50. 7.1o. $50. 100;
a. m. 2.s2. 400. ass. 500 and l0.4S p. m.
For Boston without change, l0l2 a. m
For Newark Center and intermediates
stations 7S7 a. m. and Sal p m.
Baltimore and Washington. AS SEQ
$40 1918 and 100 a. m. laos. l2.is. "ll5
i.5O. $50, 623 s6.10 617. 100, 7.S6 S.il D
m. and 1888 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
asa. 443 6.57 .. m. 1900 night
Atlantic City Special" ais p. m. sat
urdays only. Solid vestibule train. Pull
man Buffet Parlor cars. combined car
and coaches through TO Atlantic City.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad s-reel TO
Evening journal., 1899-07-03
Divorce. An EurInpd.

In 1861 the population of England
and wsles was about 20,0O0,0OO. In
that year 25s divorce suits were en-
tered. Ten years later there were 40
suits among 2s,ooo,ooo population. In
1881 there were 61s out of 26, 100000, and
lnstyear there were s22 out Of 81 100000.
The majority Of petitions are filed by
the husband and plead the best of all
causes. In England in 1897 only nine
suits arose during the first year after
marriage, but this number trebled the
second year, and has progressed steadi-
ly ever since.
Evening journal., 1899-07-03
VOLUNTEERS FOR PHILIPPINES.

VOLUNTEERS FOR PHILIPPINES.
West Chester, July Lieutenant
Granville s. Bennett has volunteered
to raise company OF well-drilled SOL
diers for service in the Philippines,
and the War Department is consider
ing the matter. Congressman Butler
will go to Washington this week to
make a personal appeal for the ac-
ceptance of Lieutenant Benefits
company, and hopes to succeed.
From information which receive al
most daily" said the congressman
Il am satisfied that there would be no
difficulty whatever in raising an en-
tire regiment in Chester and Delaware
counties. Scores Of Ane young men
have offered their services, and we
could raise as good an organization OF
fighters as could be found in the whole
country