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Evening journal., 1899-06-13
THEIR oCc UPATIoN GONE.

NEW JERSEY FISHERMEN ARE
LOOKING NOR OTHHR WORK.
NEWS OF sA1JnM COUNTY
Salem. June i8.-,Now that the shad
fishing season d over. uhe fishermen
along uhe Delaware river Wal commence
10 seek other occupations. ana many Of
them will nnl employment az the pow
der mills. The season has been poor,
most Of nhe emlers beins from $500 TO 500
short of the profits Of last season.
David b. smplgins. an odtogcnarian
citizen OF Salem, died suddenly Saturday.
HIS funeral will take uace to-day from
bis late residence.
Rev. s. M. Nichofs preached a special
Chndren's day sermon On ST. Pair's
Methodist Episcopal Church. OF Penns-
grove. Sunday. on '"The Parent and dhe
Child"
A sacred canaNa. eneied 1.-The Choicest
Gln." was rendered IN ST. Paul's Metiho-
dist Icplscoral Church. of Pennsgrove
on Friday night. under the direction Of
Professor Powell C. Fdthlan.
The graduates OF the MonroevlliC
school are Miss Edna r. Knorr. Bar
AnacFanand. Alvin Garrison ana Cgair,
MacFaf,and.
Mayor Brooks. OF Elmer Will issue his
( annual proclamation this week against
stray dogs TO go into effect on June 70
and covers a period OF throe months.
Census lEnumcrator Hughes of Pitts
grove township. reports 566 children Of
school age in the district.
Rev George S. Wendell. pastor Of th'
Aroway's Methodist Episcopal Church
commenced "a series Of sermons Sunda!
on "The Prodigal SON
Rev. Wright Eckersley of Wenonah
wEl deliver THE annual address to tn
graduating class of the Pennsgrove Higi
School en- Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
IA PUBLIC CONVENIENCE.

Milford, june 12-The ever-hcwirls
fountains which the women OF the
Now-Cenury Club so generously do
matted rhe ltcIwn last. and for which
there was never arg official reccgnL-
tion made. itave proved a veri,abAe
blessing no the dumb animals OF this
town and vicinity, as we'll as qusnch-
ing the THIRST Of MANLY not so dumb.
lAe waiter WhaCh flows from rhsm Is
cool and pure and THAT is Saying a
great deal IN THESE days or disease
breeding waiter amid THE reign OF the
.flteuer.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
Our White Goods Sale
Will Be Continued During
This Week.

A wonderful counter of
ladies' muslin underwear,
might say as white as snow,
the quality, the make; the
material is as near perfect as
can be had and prices break
the record, even of hard
times" prices.
Ladies white shirt waists,
two rows of embroidery, some
plain with embroidery, others
three pleats and embroidery
from SIPS to csc. Can sup
ply you with the fine grade
equal reductions.
Mems handkerchiefs, ladies
handkerchiefs, misses hand
kerchiefs, child's handker-
chiefs, a big show of them
this week, big cut in prices
no coming up to the valu es
again.
Mems white shirts if you
want perfection in a shirt
just buy one of our soc or one
of our 7sc shirts, you will al
ways want them.
500 yards plaid muslin re
duced from 12Hc to Ioc a yd
1000 yards India linen, re
duced from I21ac to Ioc a yd
40 yards pure Belfast
Ibleached damask, o. inche:
wide, reduced from Csc to soc
Children's lace caps-abour
100 caps that were SI.2s
$3.50 and $I.7S for 75c, the
last OF a manufacturers stock
Ladies' separate skirts, NJ
more stylish skirt made thar
our tajlor-made P. K. skirt
it will be useful as a patteri
when you have no more us,
for it. Ladies pronounce it
charming garment; so it IS.
Our determination to Civ,
you as usual the best good
in the market for the loves
prices is what keeps MS busy
If the weather is not too no
come in and buy a sewing
machine. 1t only costs yol
= the price of others.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
TIE WEATHER

New York Herald's forecast: In
The Middle States and New Eng
.aLi to-day, falr, mere su,try and
warmer weather viii prevail with llsht
10 fresh scuuhwesterly and scuJhl.y
winds.
On Wednesday fair and warmer
weather and ne-h, scUahCrly winds viii
prevail.
en- Thursday. fair to PANTY cloudy
lard slchtly warmer, probably f1scw.
Cd by rain in tine northern districts.
european steamers now sag.ing VII
nave m sGy sCuthdgly winds to tn,
Banks
Forecast 1or Tuesday.-E Eastern
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Baia
ware. fair and warmer Tuesday; pnob
ably fair Wednesday; l9sigt soueh'eil'
winds
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
nus NTNETrErH BIRTHDAY.

Hearty and active, amid taking an
Interest in the affairs OF Che word. IS
Adam Dayeub. at The age OF 80 years.
His birthday anniversary was cele-
lrated yesterday at the home of his
daughter Mrs. William T. Tujl No.
500 Monroe street. and the old gentle
man thoroughly enjoyed the OCCASION.
Mr. Dayett's three sons and their wives
and children, and numerous friends
os4sd durinlg the day NJ offer their
congratulations ana good WISHES.
Mrs. Dayett is sc years old, and also
wei preserved. Recently the couple
celebrated the sixty-sayenth annlyer-
sary Of their wedding.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13

Daily Republican nor anyb-dg but our
selves VIII have to answer for chr sins
OF on'ss9cn or commission. We claim
mo superior vhtues fer ourselves. We
aIs no better nor verse tLaI ahers.
THE attemI, to divert public atsnticn
from The evil practices. 80 Ninidr this
paper has directed the pu6Mc saz,, by
ROASTING" the editor OF This paper WI
not work.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
ClDAclWCRKI1R'S READY REVCL
NE1R

Prdgclcn. June 13.-Joha Barber, a
ncnNfnicn emlpicye CT The Cumberland
Glass Company. was committed to jail
yesterday hy Mayer Arplegate for c.N-
ty days en- a Charge clf disordc.ly con-
duct Barber us "a yourig mnn residing
i'm Nine.and. He came here to learn
glassblow Twice he had heen SENT
home by the strikers, thsy paying him
ITO go AWAY Yesterday ME returned
again and was met GIN the street by
Oscar Shaffer. one of the strikers COM
mittee, who attempted to stop aim 70
talk with him. Barber, instead cir step
ping to talk. whipped cut his revolver.
He was Immediately seized by Slhaffer,
who threw him t- THE ground, and
with others disarmed him
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
stove & range work.aIoMohon. 2os W. 4th
REDUCED RATES no RICHMOND.


VA. VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD ACCOUNT INTERNATIONAL
CONVENTION BAPTIST YOUNG
PEOPLES UNION.
On account of the International Con-
vention OF The Baptist Young Peoples
Union of America. to he held at Rich
mcnd. Va. July Is 10 49, the Pennsyl-
vana Railroad company has arranged to
sell excursion tickets from points ON It's
line 10 Richmond. at rate II single fare
for the round trip Ctckets via baltimore
and steamboat fifty cents more than sin
gle fare)
Tickets wll be sold judy Il to 10, and
will be good to return until July 81. ,n-
elusive, except that on deposit Of ticket
with the Joint Agent at Richmond before
July 2S and the payment OF fifty cents,
the return limit may be extended TO .elve
Richmond net later than August 10, 1898.
Stop ever at Washington on return tilp
for ten days. not to exceed final limit Of
ticket.
For specific rates and conditions apply
to Ticket Agents.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
MRS. EIIzABETH GREEN BEAD.

Centreviire. Md, June 13.-NIrs. Eliza
beth Green. widow Of Nathan Green.
died in Cemmeville Sunday night OF
heart trouble. after an il.m-es of sew
eral weeks, aged 67 years. SHE leaves
seven children namely William p.
Green, OF Queen Anne county; Mrs. An
ME Elwanger of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Nattie B. Wa,ters, Mrs. Lott.e Dawson.
Mrs Lizzie Keating, Misses Mary f.
and Louie Green of Centrevi,le.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
OF FORMER
MnAREALN
SUICIDE
DELLA

Brldgeton, June 1S.-Hsnly G. Riley,
a grocer Of this city committed SUI
eide late Sunday night by taking iaud-
suum He was 81 years CID and had
been drinking heavily. He SAID to h IS
sen: II am tired OF life; this Is the
EAST day / VIII spend on earth Riley
leaves "A widow and two sons. He
came here some years ag from MIDDLE
tcWnl Del.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
ANOTHER DELAWARE GRADUATE.

Rnhaid Campbe1, formerly of this
city. received the degree or Bachelor
ed, Law from the Georgetown Univer-
sity yesterday. The exercises were ned
in thu National Theatre Washington,
whish was crowded wIbth the friends OF
the graduates There were $50 young
mon in the class.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
A CLOSING SOCIAL.

The closing social OF Uhe Young Wo-
mans Christian Association Will be
held this evening, and all the meme
bers and their friends are expected to
be present, ais an enjoyable entertain
ment is promised.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
4rHE vnrERAN MARINE. !"

10 iNuoyNih hplluks
CwriHen for the Evening Journai)
You may praise your Tommy Atkins
As a soldier tried and true.
whether serving in the Jungle,
''Dareli Gap" or Waterloo;
But he's not 1.-The emily pebble
on the beach" as ven may see,
m youul expand your peppers" Rud
And only follow me.
WaGle your Tommy. AIS a soldier,
MAY be neany what you say,
Whdiher lighting 'gainst the Dervislh
or on guard alt Mandalay,
Yet there Is another soldier
Not considered very slow.
VINO can teach your Tommy Atkins
Many things he does not know.
He can penetrate the Jungle,
Force the gap. or on the field
Like a hull dog viii he meet the foe,
Who soon Is forced TO yield;
He can fight upon the for'ard deck
OF any man-o'-war
When your Tommy would 1.-The scuppers
seek.
The 'buut Of every tar"
He can man the guns To lighting top,
or on the doclos below.
He Gun also use his rife
up to standard you should know;
He is bnaced with sturdy sea-logs
As perhaps you've ever seen,
And m 'boating expeditions
lie cannet be counted green.
lie can use me cutlass dahtly
And without trace OF scar.
lie can double discount Tommy
In boarding memo -war,
He can lead the sailors IN fight,
wherever such may come,
And in heading 'aandlng-partes,"
our Marine is night AT home
/ He cam execute maneuvCrs
on the decks I'm "nasby sea,"
For An drilling by dhe tactics
He's not forced to make a lee;"
Tie can paltronize your Regular
When serving on the land,
And Is star in discipline
When under good command.
n You doubt the truth dear Ruddy,
Look through HISTORY to prove
What this gallant little body
/ or marmos-,who rarely move.
Without a record for their dadtng
Lett behind them as yhcy go,
Marching caWord to new ventures.
Under guiding hre-can do
They nat only ava the sailors,
/, Hai lhoy ALSO lead the way
), For an army-twice ten thousand.
As az Gupamnlmo bay
In entrenchm,uts they are valorous.
As Spanish Dons now know.
And for fighting I'm uhe open
Have The necessary go"
/ Would you know The potent reason
Z why our veteran marine
Is the most marepd "Fugloman"
OF any to he seen?
/ Tbs because while breathing liberty
! Wtthln freoman's land.
lie in person Is developed
= Both In intellect and hand
Therefore Tot me add. dear Rudyard.
d While your Tommy may be gay,
e Whether hghtlng In the Jungle
or IN peace at MandalQy.
0 Though in war he's made his record,
r And M peace he rs serene,
p He can never reach tho Status
OF cur Yankee Marine.
''Ilhe Clinoher"
For our Yankee Murine,
with his aims and record clean.
Il j. the pink Of perfection
AS "A hghung machine;
y while your Tommy as a regular
May not be coun.ed tame.
" Our Marine can give him ''vant'
'0 groumd"
And bca. him alt the game.
John A. Logan. Sergt. u. S. NJ.
Wilmington, Del. June -. 1899.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
pEAFNEss cANNor ID cuREp

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way 20 cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inhamed condo
ton of the mucous lining OF the Eusta-
chian Tube. When this tube gets innam-
ed you have rumbling sound or impeI-
feet hearing, and when 10 IS entirely
closed deafness IS the result and unless
the Inflammation can be taken out and
tfAs tube restored 10 its normal cOndi-
ton. hearing will be destroyed forever.
nine cases out of ten are caused by ca-
tarrh. which Is nothing but an innamed
condition OF The mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars fOi
any case OF Deafness (caused by ca.
tarrh) that cannot be cured hy Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. send FOR circulars. free.
+. J. CHENEY e. CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
Crosby & Hill.
COS, GOT and sos Market St.

The only way to account
for the immense sale of white
goods that we are having just
now IS the fact that they we're
purchased before the rise in
goods; you nor anyone else
cannot go into the market at
the present moment and get
goods from first hands at the
prices we are selling them.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
WEDDlNG CAKE FOR KNIGHTS.

Mr. ana Mrs Frank WoOilay sent TO
Washington Ledge, NJ. /, X. Of p, last
evening a delicious wedding cake. Mr..
Woollsy is a past chancellor command
er Of the lodge.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
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 Editcr, care Of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should bs written
on one side OF tie paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
POIE RAlNFuIlLY INluREn.

Whre attempting 10 board a p, W.
q b. iailr.ad train at Fourth street
yesterday AFTERNOON Jcssfi Gu.l4s. a
F-le ficm EaltinJ3re, was selsously
hurt. He was sent to the Delaware
Hospital He received several scalp
wounds and WAS bruised about the
bcdy.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13

We are IN receipt ~ the biennial re-
port Of State Treasurer w. ~ Ross for
the years 1897 and 1898, for which we
desire TO reeurn TO him cur thanks
The vciume is larger Than usual The
extra work connected with Jhe Consti-
tutionai Convention and THE special
session Of the General Assembly ma,
teria..y adding to the details OF ths
work OF the department. Taken a.to-
gether the report is an excellent a1e.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
GRlApUATIED AS NURSE.

Miss Helen Harlan, formerly OF this
City graduated from the Philadelphia
Hospital Training School for Nurses
This week Mrs j. Edwin Palmatary
and Mrs. Matte Lang, Of this city, went
up to see her graduate.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13

Brandywine al. L. sunday school he'd
ats annual picnic to-day 10 woodland
Beach. The excursionists left King
street wharf Gu the steamer Thomas
Clyde.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
sHIPPING MACHINERY.

The ]. Morton Poo.e Company on
Saturday shipped a carload of bleach
irg machinery t0 THE Indianapolis
Bleaching Company of Indianapolis,
Ind.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13

KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS VISIT.
Fifty n5mieps Ol Santa Mana CCun-
cI. knights cf Columbus, visited Balti-
more last might and were the guests OF
Calvert Council. The visit was the oc-
casion of Calvert Councils first anni-
versary.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13

Abuse is not argument, nor is 30 ger
name to the subjsct whether the eercr
Of the Evening Journal is COED e. a
bad man. and ne'thar Peter ]. Ford.
Frank T. SEihiirrlg aae Eccr-nis In
surance Company OF America. the
schihlng Dry Colds Company, tho
Evening journal., 1899-06-13

The German stcamer Guhiel from
Hamburg Germany, ertered this port
yesterday TO load with oil.
Evening journal., 1899-06-13
NEW CASTLE PEAL ESTATE

7FOR sALE-No. q South Fifth
treet, New Castle; brick house; slate
roof; seven rooms and bath; range; hot
and cold water; gas; plastered summer
Kitchen; good cellar; best location in
city; newly papered; perfect condition;
immediate possession; easy terms. Apply
G. W. Edwards. Evening Journal oifice,
Wilmington, or Julian ID. Janvier, New
Evening journal., 1899-06-13

q AN sorry, madam" the nurse said, def-
erentially, bH firmly, but ] cannot permit
you 10 see him. Ny instructions from the
doctor were shat under no circumstances
should no be disturbed until the arrival Of
his wife, who will be here almost at any mo-
ment. lie has only q short while to live,
and he must be saved until she comes"
90, bus must sec him" the woman in
sisted: III il is only for a moment. 1t was
my child no saved, and feel that l must
sec him. DO let me, please, just for mo-
ment."
The appeal was piteous and the nurse way
cred
1T must be for only second, and you
must be careful not to disturb him" she
said.
The woman passed In, and went toward
the bed. Her tread was noiseless, but there
was a ffou frou OF silk and feminine draper.
ies that reached the ear OF the wounded man.
| lie half smiled with closed eyes as he heard
| Il. The sound seemed TO give him pleasure,
yet he failed to realize its source. There is
something about the swish Of woman'a
dress that causes am undefnahle thrill Of
| pleasure in the mind of man So it was
now with the man on the bed. The woman
crept up to the bedside The mans back was
turned toward her.
She gazed down at him with a mingled
look Of pity, gratitude and sorrow. One OF
his hands lay listessly at his side and as she
leaned over him she lifted it almost uncon
sciously in her two dainty ones. With soft
cares, more as one would stroke big New
foundland dog, she said, in low tone;
Poor fellow, poor tellow'"
II was so low that it was unheard by The
nurse, who was standing near, preparing Q
dose Of medicine 1t aroused the man, how
ever, from the torpor into which he had
fallen. He half turned his head upon the
pillow, and slowly opened his eyes anC
looked up at the woman. She looked fright
ened and bewildered She had not meant e
awaken him, and the gaze Of his big brown
eyes somewhat Hurried her.
She got no further. During the few wordi
uttered in a nervous formal tone the nurs,
had been gesticulating wildly to her iron
across the bed but she paid no heed TO her
There was a strange light in the mans eye
that had caused her to pause so suddenly
1t was recognition. His lips labored for
moment; then SPEECH came to him.
Il am glad the child is safe, Marian" h
said
20, john is it you, she gasped.
I, For a moment both were silent. The.
} were looking back through the vista o
years down the paths Of their lives to
. point where both paths We're one. Their
was a slight commotion in the hail outsid
Z the room The door opened and the man
wife entered. The woman fingered for on
short moment at the bedside Of the dyin
man. while the wife advanced Historically
"Good-hy,' she said, huskily.
Coed bly," he echoed, feebly.
Then she turned with a halfstined sob
ana John Williams and Marian Within
ware forever parted-Credited 20 Exehane
? iH Chicago Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-12
NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS.

New York. April 1.-Elections were
held throughout New Jersey, today.
Lawrence Eagan, Dem, was reelected
mayor of Hobokn. The new council
viii stand eight Democrats, one Repub-
lican and one Independent Democrat.
In Jersey city, Mayor Hoos. DEM, was
reelected mayor of Asbury Park The
Republicans carried Trenton, electins
Frank Q. Briggs mayor by about 800
majority. The Republicans retain con-
troll of the common council.
At Patterson, Mayor Hinchcliffe.
DEM was elected by $500. The
Republicans carried the election at In
glewood, f. A. Drinkerhof. Rep, was
elected mayor over DR.. d. A. Currie,
the former mayor.
In Newark the returns had not been
completed by midnight but the Repub-
licans carried the city. The Republi-
cans appear also to have carried the
council.
With one exception the entire Demo-
cratic ticket in Orange was elected. Nc
mayor was balloted for. In East
Orange. the Republicans elected their
nominees.
Mayor Seymour. Dem. was reelected
in BayOnne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

the crew Of the racing cutter sham
rock, Sir Thomas Upton. challenger
for the Americas cup. have been or
dered to join the yacht, May |.
Oscar Gardiner was given the deci-
sion. Tuesday night. at the Lenox A.
C.. New York, over Billy O'Donnell Of
Memphis, on a foul in the sixth round.
Unless the demands Of the Iocomo-
tive engineers and firemen on the
Grand Trunk Railway are met there is
every possibility that strike will
shortly be inaugurated. The men de-
mand readjustment Of working hours
and an increase in wages
The Calumet Woolen Co. whose plant
is located at Uxbridge, Mass, refused
to enter the American Woolen Com
bine. Tuesday. at a meeting held at the
Parker house in Boston. Three thous-
and shares We're represented and when
vote was taken, it lacked just %
votes to confirm the plan TO become
part OF the trust
Business at Pana. ILL.,. interrupted by
Mondays rioting, was resumed, Tues
day. and the city, under martial law,
was quiet and orderly. For the first
time in weeks negroes appeared bold
ly in the principal streets, taking ad-
vantage Of the presence of the soldiers.
The soldiers are at present busy dis
persing small groups and keeping peo-
pie moving. but meet with no resist
ance.
The New York state constabulary
bill which will be submitted TO the GOV
ernor before being introduced in the
Assembly is drawn almost on the lines
Of the present Raines liquor law. In
conformance with the proclamation of
Governor Roosevelt, that he will not
consider a bipartisan constabulary
commission. the bipartisan feature
has been dropped and the bill provides
for the appointment by the Governor
of "a commissioner of state constabu-
larry. who shall hold office for 6 years.
The trial Of Mrs. George at Canton,
Ohio. Tuesday. for the murder of Mr..
Sexton. was largely devoted to the evil
dence of policemen who worked on the
murder case. They detailed the arrest
and described her appearance and con-
duct. but We're not permitted to testify
as TO her refusal to answer questions
asked by the officers and the prosecut-
ing attorney. The defence objected to
this on the ground that it was an at
tempt to establish confession by
silence. The court sustained the de-
fence in the position taken, but a long
argument and the citation of authori-
ties preceded the handing down of the
opinion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

4 special town meeting was hall n
Mousun. Monday. fn -,-r about buudiug d
nrw suhDuihuuAr iu place uf hv pu@ rr-
Gently destroyed by Tire. j. =. SpragIr
wa elected moderator TIA wa voted 'o
build a uew SyhuoihuuSr ana II. j. VII
itins. Joseph pain- and y. II. crosby
were elected y building committee. Sl7u1
was appropriated for this purpose.
Monday evening. thc annual meeting
% the Brunswick Village Corporation wa
held. The wHtran, was read by the
clerk. Thos. ~. Riley. lrl r. Booker VA
elected moaeratDr After hat HE follow
iug officers We're unanimously elected trr
the ensuing year. Clerk. Thus. II. Riley:
aSspssors. Russell W. Eaton. Charles r
TOWNSEND ANA charles II. Humphreys
treasurer. J. v. Fisher. collector "t
taxes. Lyman +. Smith. auditors. Ira Y.
Booker, Harry r. Thompson.
on Tuesday morning. seven more men
from Bangor ana vicinity left Bangor for
Fort SloCum. y. s., where they Will &c
mustered into the regular cavalry ana ar
liIiery service The parry WAS composed
Or Felix l.. Nayp ui South Brewer. Pa
rick Henry MhuIliEhan uf RumfOrd Fails.
Geo c. Gaghan OF Old Town. Harry H.
Wjham ~ Bangor. Evan Powell ana
Alex Mckay Of Danforth. and Arthur
GDnyon of Ashland NaNO and Gdghan
are candidates for cavalry companies.
while the others will be mustered in-n
ne 7th Artillery. The men are in charge
Of Nay0 who viii be responsible fnr th'lr
safe arrival at Fort Siucum.