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Evening journal., 1899-05-22
ALL ABOUT A FENCE.


RISING SUN RESIDENTS COME TO.
BLOWS OVER A DISPUTED PROP
DIRTY LINE.
Trouble over fence arose on Saturday
night between John Braden and n. J.
and james Toy. Of Rising SUN.
Tor some time there has been a mis-
about fence on the Toy
estate near Rising Sun. Braden bought
a lot and built a house there. He claim
cd a right 10 go over the Toy property
TO the road. He appealed to the Street
and Sewer Department., hut 10 could give
him no redress.
He has been tearing down the fence,
according to common report and the
Toy family has been putting IT up again.
ON Saturday evening Broden Is alleged
10 have again torn down the fence, and
trouble between him and the Toys en-
sued. Braden's friends claim that he
was severely beaten by the Toys and a
crowd Of their friends. The Toys claim
that when n. j. Toy remons t'atcd with
Braden he was assaulted.
y. I. Toy makes this statement regard
ing the matter:
raper called the sun ON Sunday morning
about the assault on John Braden by the
Toy brothers, and as they termed It, q
number Of the same stripe, grew oul
from the following facts; John Brader
has been tearing and cutting down the
fences on the James Toy estate for the
past month by advice given him by O
would-be lawyer of this city, in order &c
get case to try his abilities. to the IN
convenience and displcasure Of the mem
beers OF the said estate. To came TO az
end ON Saturday evening. when Bradei
walked TO a new fence recently erected
by the estate on the Kenneth pike, an'
commenced to cut It down. When n. ]
Toy went to the scene and demonstrates
with him about destroying the property
Bnden lost his temper and dealt Toy
brow in the face while on the Toy prop
erty. Braden, seeing chat he had him a
his mercy on account OF him having
sore hand. caught hold Of him with al
| iron grasp. when James Toy came am
broke him loose from his brother Their
was only one member OF the Toy famil
who gave Bradon the whipping that h
deserved for several months not siNtee
members as the sun reported.
"a suit WIN soon be brought agains
Braden for tearing down the fences b
the Security Trust and Safe Deposl
Company trustee for the estate. Their
are two sides TO every story, and tn
case. when o, comes on, win show I'll
cause Of the sa,uriday evening assault o
Rraden. and suit viii be entere
against the paper called The Sun for s.
GOO for libel for false statements IN the
| Sunday morning paper"
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

UNION REPuBLloAN PRIMARGEs

UNION REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
The vote at Saturdays primary cleo
ton must be soreiy Disappointing TO
the Union Republicans. with every
thing IN their favor they po.,ed but a
tribe lass than ha1fnhle number OF vltss
poCiei by the Regular Repub1lcans ON
a day when the ino1emency OF the
weather. deferred ain but the most en-
thuslastic from going Ito the polling
places. But whlan we consider that
the Union Republicans held their pri-
marses dn ilhIe euamy's country and
with nothing butt tlhe,lr votsms viii. wea,s
registered last lAnpwst TO draw from.
thelr showing ts not $40 had MIR he M
espacialrs Indicative or what me- vo.e
for the ticket win Ibe an the munfc,nar
election ON June g.
A significant feat,~e of tha nran,nr,
on satrmsav was Anna sr,,a, ,s,,to. ~.
ce,vsd bv Waasam IT cs,rrv ts,o poo
MAR Rennhi1can csndsaaee acr ~,
treasurer who honea h., so,u,,. am,
1rns,on Ran,ahaican emslo,,soD,en,t HOW.
ami 70 sfaats dsfesnor Main, b,,.a.
6o.yr ,,d o,,,+ o-. M, Ma. 49,. 49,.
49,. 90 -. - ~ - ~"
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rar,s ar,sa,.. ,-. ,',., .,o,..e. n. I
strr !. -, 49, 900. A. I'm, ~ =
80, 49,, - - w.
s- ,hsr, o~ r,.,r if, go. ,.,,,
cg,r,, vho ,,.ssr. H. .ara'' 49,
,el-,. 800. 1, 49, ,,.,s,s -. 49,, ~,
.bo4 ~. Il 4 1r,,,,,,, -. - ''
MN, r,,r,, .',,.,. 49, M, MI. ~.
- i, - , 80 y, 0n ~ Wv Uly y. W.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
pRoqRAM non coNvENT1oN.

Fc.lcwing E5 Jhle program to be used
f g. gia Sunday sChJcl clcnVunllon CT
ChrIstIbma hundred, wtIth l5 to he h.ll
w ST. Jamos' Episcopal C-u.,lI ait INV
pest On Thursday: A1torn'ocn-280
o'ccoCl1, service of s9nn prayer, read ng
of uhe CXLV Psalm in ccnlge,t sing irlg.
Gslress az w5lcCme nv Raw. b. K NIL
Ter; reply by like rr5sllnt, verbal rer
pert from Jath Surliay suhc-l, topic:
."S-r'3ay sch-ll Work FJly Years
AgIo as Contnnsted With the Pres nit, +"
Raw JcIhm finance; Singing discussion
lac t@s,c, "1hs Teacher and this Text "
.lal by Rev. Samuel l.. Irvlrle; singing,
.d-scueeaon OF topic. "Ihe M1l5l SUNDAY
'sslhlcOl," led by Rev W. r. Avery; SING
fug chJldren's service at AS. led by
Rev r. W. Icing. Evenilcg Devo.llcn-
81 eN-rclses. address, "Hcw Can THE
Su-il-y Sflhocl NE HGrnessad 10 the
Vsrl nus Interek,s OF THE Church" by
Rev. e. Cornwe.l Jennings; singing,
If-l't1-s. "Ths Homa Department by
Professor IT, S. Cooley: singing offer
irs. ehe APOSTLES Greed. buns1ictscn
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
DETECTIVE JONES GIFT.
HAS a. CUP AND SAUCER AND TWO
EGG CUPS FROM SPANISH BAT
IHFSHIPS.

hA1iI AfAA . AAAOAhA t4A tAl-NAA-AA A'-AiA
IGIESHIPS.
utcet.Ne WilGiam s. Jones, OF the p,
WI, & b. railroad, is a oclJsctcr ef
oc.cs, and HRS collsO1ion is one TO he
cnkued by curlo numbers. Among his
.Jlsasures aye some very valuable relies,
aa.h as ant.qua firearms and lpnives
and reviewers thau belonged to NOTED
criminals.
W-.h1n Inc last day CIR two HE has
trl Il 1aerGei wIltls a very valuab.e
add,ticn il the .lclm cf a cup and saul
Ger and two egg CUPS THE cup and
saucer are fr-m the Spanish ta1tleship
InlraIra Marie Teresa ard the esq cups
era 1-cm thl1 C-'lstclbcl Ccicl, OF thls
same feet bcbh cf which we've dastuoy-
Cd tn The recent WET with Spain Ey ADD
mfcal Sch'Nsy. They were sacurei by
ChTa7 Frglnasr Huuter. az TIE lAmsri-
lean NAVY, ard wc1e given to Mr.. JONES
10y jain Craedan, Of Philadelphia. On
each Is stamped TIE S-cnish coat Ci
arms.
Mr. JONES' prizes Them very highly
as relics and IS They caimis from Mr.
lCragdem.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
A CASE sErrr.rn

Dover May so.-The case OF the Glenn
cnts heirs vs.. William X. Evans for des-
ecraion Of a family burial pot on the
farm Of the latter has been finally set
tied by referees. The court had named
william E. smith as referee for the
plaintiff and William A. Cosden for the
defendant. These two selected ex-sher-
in Joseph Mcdaniel as the third. The
decision reached was that Mr.. Evans
should pay an court and other expenses.
purchase burial plot in odd Fellows
Cemetery and have the bodies Of the
dead removed there and decently in
TERED. Mr. Smith refused to sign the
verdict as The amount fixed for removing
the bodies was placed at SiSi. which he
commended was NOT sufficient. The YER
dict however, stands as decided on. e. f.
Clements was selected TO superintend the
removal Of the bodies. The total cost for
Mr.. Evans viii likely be about 500.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
BRIDGE OUT OF GEAR.

PART OF THE MACHINERY
BROKEN AND CARs COULD NOT
RUN OVER.
On account OF paCt az ihi. machinery
q lh.nd stro-t bulige breaking this
m-Enmg the bridge has been cut III
gear since o'cl-ck.
A.lAoush TIE hcldse could he tu.ncd
fer boats ito pass Through. cars cuud
r-1 rul ovyu % Flsaaag.rs fer anl
Eom New Cast-a ana ScGsn Wlnh1y-
ton -ad &c walk aCuoss uhc trldgs ans
chalee cars
The electrician was wcrhlllg en- tins
lntss this morning, and II it Is moi
liked by late this aftenrt lcn b Will b.
traced temporarily 50 cars can. nun
over.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

This figures out a total OF 226'20O.
This. with the excess vote in the
Southern states, makes the total ex-
cess of oolored votes cast for MCKINLEY
1902 Compare rlhis with the 601 ,S54
official plurality of MCKINLEY over
bryan, and the result Is an apparent
plurality Of the white vote f-r Mr..
BRYAN cs 1886. AS is stated above
thlls ejaculation is made on the most
conservative basis. There lis no doubt
butt that the co,ored vcte which, went
lfcr Mckinley is much greater even 10y
these Figures. These, however, make il
clear that If the selection of the presi-
dsnt had been left to the white voters
OF the ccurtry, MIR Bryan and met Mr.
Mckinley would be I'M the Whit,
House. Bryan had a majority CT 10000
ever NJ K.nley and Palmer put to
gether Sunday Herald.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
rNrIRnrlrARIE sHAn snAsoN.

Ptnnagrove, May 22-Saveraa hum
a. I'd skit flshCrmdn aJc1g tlhe Della
ware river. from Bridgeport to the
bay. Will put their boats and nets away
during the next few days, after HAY
ing experienced ONE OF the poorest sea-
SONS for many years. The CATCH CT sEad
has equalod any fer several seasons
past, but the price per hundred tell
soon after the shad commenced nun
ming I'M profitable numbers. and has
remained sc low during the entire sea-
son that a good catch barely betrayed
expenses. Another reason for the poor
season is The incueasef ulamber Of
'gillers" this year There have been
more rets operated In the hay thts
Spring than for a number cf years, ard
llta heavy catches ear,y In THE season
affected prices before the rivdg fisher
men experienced amy sucCgsslul
drifts"
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
rw0 RrNAMIAYs.

IA horse attachsh TO a buggy cwnld
by Thomas Peari lelk. which was A.tca-
ed at Jackson and Elm Streets, broke
away yesterday alteruoon and was
cargie. at JarSsoa street amid Maryland
averme. the wagon being Slightly dam
aged. A team owned by Edward Rea-
gen, of Fourth and Monroe streets, ram
away en- Prandywine Park drive yes
tc1day alH--rccn, and Mr.. Reagcm ard
a boy neurA Whiteside were both
OBI. Nn out INIT mot iniureh.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

IRE controversy regarding the wis
dem CT the General Assembly i'm pass
ing lle Abbott bnl Consolidating the
pubic schools Ct AI5ford is aocah But
wien the charge IS made that the b.il
was "sreakld" thsneh the Iegis,a-
ture z makes It a general matter to
That extent This charge Is false. as
aay-ra VITO IS Intimately or even gea-
e-a1y acquainted win the .agi ,ative
r--ceet'-gs knows AT every stage the
BIN was passed family and abovs-board
e-d "a the face al q stormy cpr osition.
whrA was given every opccr.u-Gfy to
rre-cnt Us objections. senasc- Abb Il
and Representative Davis. che two Mn
ford members Of .he General lA3-amb-y.
a0dently supported the bNb arl as II
was a lOya1 measure coming from q
constituency which they gepcozsnted
tho members from the c..sr district
could not presume to say that the meg
whom the Milford peop!s had sem. a.
represent them did not know wsaf
th1'r districts wanted. While shs tws
msmbers in question are Union Ropub
l2aaa, we sce- ocrcmaircd tc say tha.
no t'A was more fully and fredy dis
oac7ed before final action than tai
ssme Milford school bsl.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

A number on West S.de residents
who are accustomed to drive i'm that
section of THE dizzy are complaining cf
stray dogs Who Iun ait amid attack
horses whenever an opportunity offers
lf t-la owngrs Of the oaninss do met
make am effoat TO keep thaar dogs wi .h-
i'm bounds COMPLAINTS w.lg be made 10
the Police Department Of The ms1ter.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
MANY NVIrATInNs

Invitations have recemhy teen re-
.ceLrt1 by Bilncp Cc.eman to speak at
Nassar College. Poughl1tepsfe, n. Y: al
st. Paul's school, Conerrd, New Hamp-
shire; az Rosemary Ham, Walsngbord
Conn; at st. Johns Cogage. Anuaroais
Md, and at Washington College, Ches-
tcrtowm. Md.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
FRoM rHr suPREMn cnIrRr-

Sheriff Wharton, of Kent county
was in Wilmington this morning serv
rg CA the rrcyh'cnCtary forma, pa
pens I'm the appeal proceedings OF ghr
Superior Court case of the Fidelity Mu
trll Fire Insurance Company. OF Phil
.ed1lrhla, use ~ Alfred S. Sparks re,
ceIver, VS.. john A. Lengel.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
rIEIAM REcoVEREn.

Officers Solomon and McGiLlcn this
nj crlrlg recovered a. team at PEN
nl5ck's LIVERY stable, French street
above Sixth. which lis alleged to Gihvg
been stolen. Chief Dolan to-day re-
Ceived a telegram from J. r. Kirk, oil
Cecil county, Maryland stating a TENN
had been stolan from him yesterday
and driven off. The outfit was located
a few moments after the message was
received.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
FvrIFNn,-s rulANrI,s

IA PromLneno West Side resident de-
sltss do extend hills thanks to State De-
tective Bernard j. McVey Tor the re-
tuin Of a va'uabIe umbrella loaned by
tlm 10 THE detective en- "Clfcus day. %
No MkNey returned tho umbrella in
gcrd Shape two days after the rain was
over.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
A. SOLDIER VISITOR

Patrick MalCney has been visiting
relatives IN Wilmington. He IS ordsr-y
slrlgsant ce neop II. Third United
stslJes Cavalry, now stationed a- Fort
Meyer, Va, and saw service at the bat
Tie cit San Juan, Cuba. He Lett yester-
day with his niece, Miss Helen II.
Keehan. of Philadelphia, for Washing
toni
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
Crosby g. Hill.
COS, GOT and 609 Market St.

OUJJ Uui nlu UuJ Wulh6t 81.
Until Saturday, the 27th,
our great sale will be contin-
ued each day; if you have
read our ad. in Fridays papers
you must have been aston
ished at the prices we quoted;
no such values have yet been
offered in this market and
each day something new will
be brought out, no safer in
vestment than to buy goods
at the prices we are letting
them out at. An opportunity
to buy Ladies Suits at less
than half price is in itself an
irresistible attraction. Note
carefully every price, compare
every piece of goods or every
garment and it will be an i'm
possibility for you not to lay
out your money when you
will get such value for it.
Just consider a suit tailor
made, size "a, SO, 3S, reduced
from SO to 81.
Twenty Suits, size 80, "a,
SO, 3S, tailor-made, jacket
lined with silk, skirt percaline
lined, perfect shape, reduced
from $3.50, $3.50 aud $40 to
Ss.oS.
Twenty five Suits, 80, "a,
SO, SO, fine tailor-made Twill
Suiting in brown, blue and
castor, jacket silk lined, skirt
percaline lined, can be worn
half open or closed, reduced,
from $3.50 and SIS to $3.50.
Six Suits, 81, "a, SO, SO,
tailor-made French Suiting,
do not know of any finer ma
terial, Jacket lined with very
/, fine taffeta silk, skirt lined
e with percaline, reduced from
SIS and SIS to $50 SO.
2 Separate Skirts Black and
blue mohair, latest shape, but
] ton back, Tapped seams re-
duced from S. to $3.50.
r 1000 yards Wool Dress
=. Goods, all neat desirable ma
terial for separate skirts OF
dresses, reduced from 50 md
Z 25c to nc per yard.
! All colored dress g 'd, :
t duced rs per cent, unic S
: where there is d greater re-
{ duction,
This must be a week Of
selling.
Fancy Lawn and Dimities
p, 200 yards Fancy Lawns,
t neat and all fresh, this seasons
! pIintings, reduced from &C to
e sc yard.
!. 900 yards Fancy Lawn, re-
n duced from Ioc to SC yard.
Z 1900 yards Fancy Dimity,
q reduced from I21zc to SC a yd.
+ 842 yards of French Organ
{ dies, reduced from 3715c and
+ CSC to I21c a yard.
n 100 Ladies Shirt Waists,
perfectly made in shape and
finish, reduced from soc to soc.
II al Silk Shirt Waists, finest
! fancy silk in the market, tailor
81 made and every conceivable
Is improvement, not an old waist
in this lot, reduced from SIS,
50 and 81 so to So %,
I,749 yards Classic Cling
y hams for dresses, reduced from
IS Ioc to &C a yard.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

George 5. Salami, young Assyrian.
delivered an address on the habits and
customs Of his countrymen at the Y. NJ.
c. A. yesterday afternoon. a special
song service hy the choir of 81. Andrew 5
Church was much enjoyed by the audi
ence. solo was sung BY Miss Morrow.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
DEMENTFD MAN ARRFsTFD

WEJnm Ccfinss a dsnsrtsi y-Mm,z
colored man. was arrested at the re-
quest OF Dds tatIher Ell Front and U-rcr
sWe-cs ih's mrIr'rg s-d -lckgl up Pa
the police sat'cn. peharng an ex3mina-
tion Of his condhsh ty Police surgaon
T.. Harr.s.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
NO MEETING TODAY.

There wll be NO meeting Of the bar
association to-day to hear the report
.uf uhe committee Of Gems. -s I'm tie mas-
tCr az tAa charges preferred against
Josiah AIaTvsA When such needing is
hs.d Ut is believed THAT Mr. Marvel
VIII be exOnerated.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

The guNd CT ST. Johns Church w "a
give q lawn fete at IrontonL thls home
81 Mrs. Mary p. johnson, 10 Mary,anl
avcrNa, On Thursday afternr-n and
evening next. The proceeds VIII he
towards the carpet fund TO uecarpat
the Ohgwch.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Mss Jennie Short. Of Georgeaown. Is
visiting hEr brother Rev Z. B. Short.
Miss Marion Everett is the guest of
friends in Delaware City.
Mss Sue Common, of Milton, has bean
v'slitirtg in Wilmington
Among the graduating class OF tbs
M5d-co-Ch-rurglcal Clnege. in Phla5el.
Ihips the commencement exercises of
which were hc1d en- Saturday. were
Weauer &. Cam, HAIRY "A. Nicl0erson
and r. NJ. Muneon. Jr., OF Delaware.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
RuN DoWN RY scHooNER-

Captain Casey and another man had
a narrow escape from drowning IN the
Do aware river ON Saturday night by
terlg PUN down by the Schooner II. b.
tw5ech The vessel caps.zci thebr
fcli. and went on ieaviug them 10
.ci NIB in the boat as best they could.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
,KE1LEY PRoPFRTv soIn

Sheriff Taylor this morning soid The
t-fuh and lombard Streets property CT
James Kelley. 1t was purchased by
Willfam Michael Byrre, attorney, for
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

This doots up a tc.al Of the popular
vote for President Mckinley OF 7,l04,-
f79, and Tor Mr.. Bryan $500, 925, lr a
plura,ay Of Mckinney over Bryan OF
9ulS54. There Us nothing i'm the Off
dial returns to show what votes were
cast by white men and what by cololed
men. This can only be estimated, but
a conservative estimate Will show that
eliminating the cosCred voter wound
have given Mr.. Bryan a plurality OF
nearly 100000, If MT more Taking up
first the Southern states, the conditions
10 which we all understand so thor
.oughly, it VIII be found a conservative
estimate 10 say that the number Of col
.o.ed Votes cast for Mckinley in excess
cf those which, may have been cast Tor
Mr. Bryan would be approximately as
.fcliows.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

The check which was made payable to
the order Of the Delaware Glue Com
pany. and which was found at the p.
W. q b. French street station a few
days ago, was claimed at the police
station yesterday 1t was found by J. T.
spring and turned over TO The police.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
IA rsEFImI rNNFNIrInN

Ba1sstt Ferguson, son on Ragr.sr in
ChanVsry Ferguson has ipabartei "a de-
wee Nhice VIA er9b,e a whedlman to
convert a single whce, nr a tandsm
and tandem into a single wheel
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
NnW sTEAM Pmor BoAr.

The Pilots Association for the Bay
and River Delaware has under consid-
uration the proposition ralised some
time ago thaG the association shcnld
have two steam vessels ioolIing alter
The service at the capes instead on one,
which Is aided by a sail boat There
was talk. when Oh was mentioned some
time ago, THAT THE government was
about ITO SELL a number on pilvate YES
se'B II hld nlirChasod FIR naval yes
sells during the war. that the associa-
ton would buy back THE former steam
pilot boat Philadelphia, now the gum
boat Peoria. weTe she offered for sale.
She is. however, stlll i'm active service
fOr the government. Wlhenahe assOci-
aJi5n decides No build anl-llhl-r steam
vessel It is stated NOW THAT SHE will
be SMALLER than the Pcor'la, and WIN be
used at the capes as a take IN" boat,
white the present philadelphia, some
what larger than the vessel on THAT
name, solid to the government VIII
cruise outside nor incoming vessels AS
1t Is now, the sail beat engaged does
THE cruising.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
A COON Al1-s1rrAN

Albert A. schron, Of New York. who
was noted for his piano playing az the
'Bank' last season, has returned 20
Wilmington. and IS now located AZ the
Hotel Kirkwood, Third anI Shiplcy
streets.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
SOLD sUBJEcr no M0RTGA0E

For 500 Henry r. Bringhurst, DR..
this morning purchased uhd Gregg
property in MILL Greek hund-di. 1t was
sold at sherif's safe. subject TO a
mCu.nge OF $4,000.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

We have no objection to the WIZ
m4ngtoa and New Caste Electric RAID
way Company exierding its line TO Co
ne.d beach. 1t would be an exoaEena
thing and afford. another resent TO uhe
seeking public. What we OBJ
jet to IS the statement made BY he
New Caste News that the place az
q Ids suri-bath6ng. IL might do II Ia
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

This foots up total Of 554, 900 Re
publican votes cast by co.Ored men in
the Southern states. Compare these fig-
u.cs vain the tOia, .R11,S.can vote
cast in these sta.es, ana taking into
reconsideration the fact that the Raplb r.
can panty in the South is made up al
most entirety Of negroes, it viii be
saen thGa this is q very conservative
estimate. Indeed, 1t is C us.dsrably be-
low what would be shown by an ac-
curate pom IL such a thing were pos
sh,c In considering The pr0p1rdona.e
lc-i-lld vote in other states, tiha census
lhgUucs showing the propontions OF coll
-Vcd men 10 white of voting age have
t5cn FUZZY consulted. Il is, OF course.
fact that outside OF a very few pO.6-
tIcians who work for something more
substantial than glory, the negroes OF
the Northern states are even more sol
lay Republican than those IN the
lsruth Probably . per cent ahec5t-
cred vcltcrs OF the Northern sta'es ever
least anything bu. a Republican ballot-
no, not , per cent. There lis one other
thing about them. and that Is they
newer neglect casting their ba'lots; and
Wlnage. in these calculations. as a mat
ter Of fact, the stay-at-homcs are al
most always the whites.
1'he results Of the investigations with
regard TO fhe states rutslde of the
trih show the following probab. e
maior1ties of the negno vote cast for
Mcl0.nley-that is. the excess OF the
negro vote cast for the Republican
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
rmRp- ANNuAL cARNlvAI.

The third annual Mag carravai by che
master and misses class OF Miss Nc
cianerty's dancing school, will be given
in the opera House on Thursday even
ing May 25.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
AMBULANCE NOW In SERVICE

AMbI lance NOW N SERVICE.
The regular Phoenix ambulance. after
he.rs repaired, went inso service satur-
day night During the time the ambu-
lance was being repaired the ambulance
of the Reading Hose Company was used.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

A new South Csro aa law makes
the county IN wA.sl a lyn.l-rg &C.
ours pay the Victims gsi-hves $1,000.
In other wrds. when a tamEy is hard
pressed fer cash the financial strin-
gency may be relievod 10y invoking a
mob to lynch one q, ITS wsrtIhlcss
members.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

The best, the finest looking and the
most durable Plano made is the Ludwig
Plano. Store sis Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

time IL a northeast or southeast STORM
when no enc wcuad care TO be I'm the
water, but at ether times it would af-
Cord Just rl..n. EVERYDAY balhirIg.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

EnslardardFEancsmay have their0t ls
qc-55.es about st. but between dispucs
tA'1y ccntuue to partition enc conll-
nent CT Africa like she best Of friends.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

The Harmony Mandolin Club will give
concert on Tuesday evening next al
the New-Contury Club rooms.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

Russia is now making a reath for
sle capital CT China Her first step
IS 10 demand the right to build a rail
road csnneetng the Manchuian system
with Pekin. Poor China IS suffering
terribly In her Old age.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22
At Small Ware Counter.

! package Of Pins for lc.
10 dozen Hooks and Eyes for Sc.
/ dozen fine Pearl Buttons for &c.
1 dozen any size Safety pins for 1c.
And hundreds of other small
.hings equally as low in price.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

Now that a soup trust has been
started, the lowers OF dirt Will have TO
start trust In self-defense.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

When Or. Ilnlie lquifes the air with
his new machine. a.rships wtl float
and their Inventors VIE be able to
provide them with satisfactory steer
ing apparatus.
Evening journal., 1899-05-22

General Funsten'sce.ter en- his poltss-
cal prospects demonstrates that his
command Of Sang is oniy exceeded by
his command OF men.