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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-02-11
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Evening journal., 1899-06-15
A nnintr RIbhon nos.

Anyone who has upset all her ribbon
baskets, trinket boxes and dressing ta-
BILE drawers in search of the mar
row ribbons which she uses as draw
strings for her lingerie would hail with
delight dainty little box designed ex-
pressly for such as she. The box it,
self is just big enough to hold two large
spools, on which are wound satin rib
bon. The box is covered with inter-
woven ribbon Of two or more tints and
lined with white soft silk; on the inner
side of the cover an ivory bodhh is
fastened. The two big spools are wound
with bebe ribbon, one in blue and one
in white or one pink and one blue
or both white, according TO ones fancy.
Not until one has tasted the joy of hav-
ing a place especially designed FOR
those tagling, elusive, narrow ribbons
and bodlin that can be found when
wanted can the comfort and conven'
ience of these pretty trifles be appre-
ciated.-St Louis Globe-Democrat.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
SHOOTING STARS.
A Theory That They Have a Marked
influence Upon the Tenn
perature.

Recently there has been an attempt to
revive the idea that falling stars exert
an indirect influence on temperature,
especially in cases where the tempera-
ture falls, as in the first fortnight Of
February or May. The advocates of
this notion would have us believe that
certain groups Of shooting stars inter
cept part OF the SUMS rays as they
pass between the earth and sun, 50
that a noticeable cooling of the atmos-
phere is a result of course, cooling
which is felt by scientific instruments.
by men, animals and plants.
There are times in the year when
shooting stars are more numerous than
ut others, as the 18th, 18th and 14th Of
November, and the 10th. nth and 18th
Of August. 1t was formerly calculated
that the groups from which these come
pass between us and the sun on May IL,
and February Z. respectively. Now it
happens that toward May IL, and pre-
cisely on the 10th, 18th, 18th, and 18th
of that month there is a noticeable
and well verified lowering of the tenn
perature in Europe north Of the Alps
For this reason those days which are
sacred to Saints Mamertus, Paneras
Servadius and Boniface have given the
aame of the "saints of ice" TO theii
patrons, the "Eisheiligen" OF the Ger
mans. But nowadays this belief is nc
longer upheld by sober demonstra
tions. The saints of ice" are explained
by the general laws Of atmospheric
movements. and it is proven that thu
shooting stars have nothing TO do will
them. The same conclusion will doubt
less be reached regarding The lowered
temperature in February.-O. L. Bian
co. in Chautauquan.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
nrl-AmlAnn MAN WEnrED.

Woodhury June l5.-One ci The pret-
tlest church weddings cf the season
was sOleImnizgd at z O'Clock last even
ing In the First Presbyterian Church.
+ this city, when Miss Sarah Grace
Feuimcre. daughter or Mr.. alsd Mrs,
Samue. Fenimoig. was Joined in we'd
lock To William Rockwell Reynolds, q
.prOminent young business man OF Mid
d,etown. Del. The church was deco
rated wlh wild flowers potted and
tropical plants, and about 400 guests
Witnessed this ceremony Including
prominent society felix's from Philadel-
ph.a. Wilmington and Middletown. The
wedding party entered the chwchl TO
the sweet strains OF "Lohengrin.' and
proceeded up the main atar
The ceremony was performed hy
Rev Edward DMlOm a former pastcr of
the Chuuch, assisted by Rev. George w
lromson QhIe present pastor The bride
was att.red in ivory white organd e
lver cream co1ored taiieta silk. and
carried hanCh Of white r1ses. SHE
was attended by Miss Mary Eleanor
Fenimore. a sister. as maid CT homer;
Miss Ju-s'a Nargaret Huixiw, az Md.
lGletcwng Miss Mary r. BARNET Of Phil
ade'rhia; Miss Caroline CCr,irs Fsni
lm re, Cs Woodbury. ard M'ss ARM
lCam0r. of Woodbury., as bridesmaids
land Miss Martha R. Cochran of Middle
town. as flower girl. The bridesmaid.
lwcre white organdie, over WhL,e taf
lfeta, and pink taffeta silk.
The best man was Andrew c. GRAY
SON Of Supreme Court Judge Ge1rg
lGray CT Wilmington. The ushers Wei
Dr Alexander II. Reynolds. OF Fhla
ldclph.a; Edwin r. Cochran, Jr. c
Win rg;cn; Victor G. Reynolds &
Philadelphia, and W.aiam Brady {
Middletown.
Miss Mary r. Wilkins. G. this cit,
+, lcficiated at the organ. assisted 10
Mss Clara Andrews, also Of W0ol
bury
Immediately fc'ccwirg the weddir
s a recCrficn was held at the res.dens
b. CT the brides parents. On Salem ave
nne. following which the bride an
groom left On an extended tcur. ar
ON their return they viii take mp the
residence at Middletown.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
HIs RETIRING DISPOSITION.
nnshfuI Burt Was Too Dimdent to
Prevent Horrible Ca
tastrophe.

"Yep; Bashful Burt are dead, an
four other fellers went tn same road;
the Holiness Chapel + Panther Hollow
is blowed Z tn four winds, an me an
nearly ev'ry other citizen + III town
is crippled, all on account 4 him bein'
afeerd Z speak out in meetin'; or. as
you call it. bein' + retirin' dispersi-
ton" remarked Tornado Tom, in an
swer to a travelling mans query.
'How did il happen? 1t war this
way: Las Chris'mus Eve we wuz all
settin' in tn chapel awaitin' fer IL dis
terbewtion 4 presunts L begin, when
all 4 a suddint, Bashful Burt riz up in
his seat an sez: Kin | offer sorter
suggestion bout tn manner in which
them gifts is arranged on that there
treeT
"'No. ye can't. snaps back Rocky
Rube, who were chairman, an thought
he knowed it all.
"With that Bashful Burt sat down
in his seat an never spoke ag'in Tn
suggestion he he'd Z offer were thet one
T tn presents. a a25-pound can Z bIastin'
powder, wuz hung on tn Christmas
tree right whar one I them tmcraek
candles were faring on IN bottom 'fit.
But he were too bashful L insist on
pintin' out tn mistake. 50 be hsAvcs q
sigh, sets down, as l said afors. On wes
blowed through tn roof with tn rest >
| Puck
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

Tins Democracy on Baltimore has re-
deemed Itself. and that Cf Cecil county
shruld now show TO iihs. Stale cf Nrarv-
land that it is Seen,y alive to the ne-
cessities On THE hour. and give its ad-
mirable ticket a substantial majority
Cecil county IS naturally Ddmccratic
and Sc is emily when dlssens3n EXISTS
that the Republicans have any sh1w
cf winning At this particular time th,
Republicans are p.uming themselvo.
for the fight and fl hcccmes the Demo.
Gratis to get together and contest ever,
inch Of ground
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
THURSDAY, JUNE IS. Isss
UNION REPUBlIoAN"DEcADENcE'

UNION REPUBLICAN DECADhNNE
When the Union Republican leaders
made the claim that the vote cast t0r
Hoffecker and Willis was a tIue rep
rasentation OF the strength OF the
Union Republican party in Wilmington
they made what they knew TO be a mis-
statement on fact, but what they be-
leved to be a declaration which would
assist them in their canvass at the city
election. The tenor OF the Dover Deb
awarean and other down-state newspar
pers indicates that this claim was taken
seriously in the rural sections and
hence they are exuIting In the appar-
ent decay OF Addicksism in Whining
ton. Everybody here in Wilmington
knows THAT the Hoffecker and Willis
vote was made up Of Union Repmoli-
cams and many Regular Republicans ci
the want-to-win kind. They also know
tlhat the vote at the recent city e.ec-
tion was a true representation of the
real strength on tho two Republican
partltS, Olul NoNul-oudNt N"iitehNPrA'' ~
should not cheer until thsy are out Of
the Addicks woods When the city can'
paign opened the more liberal.y dis
posed Regular Republicans placed th'
Union republican vote at 600. just be
fore election day this estimate wa'
raised to 1O0O When the votes wer'
counted the Unlon Republican SHOWING
was over 1900. The largeness cf th0
vote was a surprise to everyone, an'
especially to the Regular Republicans
II this is a sign or the decadence o
Addlcksism the people OF Wilmington
want no more of A. 1t is a decadenc
which bodies .ll fer the political futur
4f the municipality.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
Teeth Don't LAST ForeYer

people, his whole conduct has beenl that
OF a miserable h.relng, and a
believer that the man
whnm me lis so zealonsly serving VIII
be governor OF Delaware in time to
save his head when THE term cf his
present commission expires Ii is safe
enough to predict that his mnsier
WIN newer be governor, and that John
A. Kelley viii make room for better
and brainler man when his present
term expires He is wart on the ju.
dietary cf the state.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

When man erdeavored 30
take the bread and butter out OF the
noulhs cf State Detective McVoy and
his wife and children and b. rob HIN
and Them Of all character and standing
in the ccmmun.ty. Magistrate John a.
Kelley. for purposes of spite was lined
mp with him in the attempt When
this man makes an ineiiecMiAl ef
fart to steal the Evening Journal arg
tssn attempts to muzzle it, we find Mag
ssnate john A. Nelcy traalnS a
- hseis and licki1sF fsts fo5ts. sias.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
Roast Pork.

The loin is the best for roasting 1t
should be well rubbed with salt, pepper
and sage, busted with -four and put to
cook in a moderate oven. Add littk
boiling water when the fat has begun
to flow, and baste often. Twenty min
utes TO the pound is the rule for pork
When done remove the meat, pour oil
all but four or five tablespoonfuls OF
the fat, blend in two tablespoonfuis 81
flour. brown it well. adding pepper. salt
and sage. then cold water, till gravy
of proper consistency is attained =
Noman's Home Companion.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

Revenues for the nasds Of the scan-
ish government must NOW be raised at
home by taxes on imports ana ty in
ternal taxation In addtaon to
the ca-on.ai lcsses SPAIN sustained in
consequence cf her war with the
United States. Germany has secured by
oesslcn process the Caroline, Marianne
and Pa-aos islands Spain MAIDS the
great mistake Of governing her colonial
subjects by the priaciple Of might. re-
gardless OF the principle Of right.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

lHery Aslyew Jackson, son Cf Job III
Jackson, was graduated drcm Prince
ton University at the commencement
yesterday. with high honors and the de-
arca OF Bachelor OF Arts He will con-
tnue HIS studies abroad.
j. b. Hc-k. the uainmastr OF the
re'awafe dNtsion cr the p. w. 4 B.
railroad. was i'm this city yesterday
Ia. b. GM.c1pie and family lelit here
To-day scr Rth-bCth. where they viii
spend the summer
Miss Matge Loaand. CT New Castle,
Is Wishing her sister. Mrs. j. A. King,
near Washington heights.
Miss SOPHIE T. Endriss and Frank L.
Barrett, az Newport, were married ait
the Clayton House last night by Rev.
f. b. Short.
Mrs. Allan V. Lesley Ge-rge and
Miss Ella NlCNMulNn were guests Of Nus.
lJ-ta Pennington, I'M Bower yesterday
Rev. T. A. McDowea, Of Paksburg
Pa, is Wishing in the city.
EswaId Y. NlcNulty has accepted a
lpositlcn at SpauOw's Point
Miss Mary Garter smith. OF Harring-
ltcn. was graduated frcm the Western
Maryland College. ait Westminster, ye-'
Iterday.
Il Charles c. Pcsties. member Of th'
lKcre county Levy Court, and Miss Eai
lAly Clalk. of near Keuton. were mar
ried last might
Il Cscige S. Al,mon. of this city, an'
miss Annie Cox Britton, daughter C
Dr. Edgar y Britton. of Baltimore. vii
be matmed in Baltimore on June 2S
The marriage cf Miss Lillian H. Nc
lClire-ck and Leonard Darrell will talk
place this evening.
Robert G. Houston. Of Georgetown
r was Ga Wilmington this morning.
w 3. Rencey has gone to Kento.
y TO visit HIS Old home
4 Dr. Irwin Finn and wife. of this city
lane Ms-s 4 lesssss:. der Everson. OF New
lroyt went to Philadelphia to-day.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

Magistrate Kelley feels that the
Evening Journal has treated him un-
fairly We have no apologies. When
a magistrate goes to such lengths Of
partiaiity as he has done. he throws
himself open to bogh criticism and sus-
pscion. In the several libd proceedings
which have been bro1ght before HIM
he has taken NJ De rs whatever TO con.
ceal his senseless bias. Instead cf de-
meaning himself as a servant OF the
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
CauIInorrer Cnbhnge.

Cut the cabbage fine as for slaw. put
into a stewpan, cover with water and
keep closely covered. When tender
drain off the water, put in a small
piece of butter. with salt. pepper anc
either one-half cupful Of cream or one
cupful of milk. Let simmer few mo-
ments and serve. If preferred add vir
eear in place Of milk or cream.-Boston
Globe.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
India Linens.

The stocks of these very de-
sirable goods are low in the
best makes and users of these
desirable goods should secure
what they want at once. The
grades we are now selling for
I2H, 10, 20 and 2sc are much
be low regular prices.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

The financial condition of Sussex
county is such that we are not SUR
prlsed that the Union Republicans
shou.h disclaim responsibility for it.
But That is where the responsibility
belongs and where It villa rest. Nothing
hut tho reinstatement or the Demo
cratic party in control OF the finances
of the county win lead to their rehaI0ki-
tation.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
coniugaI Agreement.

Deacon Brown-It is so nice when
husband and wife can think alike.
Mrs. Gray-Yes. that's true. Henry
and usually think the same. When be
agrees with my IDEAS we get along
splendid; but whe-. I have 10 agree
with his we get along only middlin'.-
Boston Transcript.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
wIIIMTNGToN MAN MARRIED.

Denton. Md, June 15-Oakley
Sparks, OF Wilmington, Del, and Miss
Leila G.. Stafford, only daughter OF w.
c. Stafford, of Burrsville, Caroline
county, were married yesterday at the
brides residence by Rev. w. J. d. Ju-
cas-. assisted by Revs. j. McLain Brown
and c. e. Dryden.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
RRILIlANr GARpEN nARTY.

Mr.. ami Mrs. S. Rodman Smith gave
a delightfu. garden party ait their hand
scme residence at Elsmere yesterday
afternoon. from TO z o'clock, which
proved the most brilliant affair OF the
Summer. Wilmington society was cut
I'M doIce, and prominent people from
Down the state, from New York, Phila-
delph.a, Germantown Baltimore Wash
inlstcn and clher cities enjoyed the hos
ptal.ty cf Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Fully
.32S persons were present
The spacious lawn was beautifully
decorated with great Japanese unh.
brelas wh.kh were arranged TO rdpre-
sent tents. and under which were litt,e
toa taties. The tables were also ar
ranged on the verandas. Grace Orches-
ira and a harplst from Flhlladesrha
furnished excellent music
The garden party was given in homer
of Miss Kalharine Waltmon. OF Bloom.
field, Virginia. Mrs Smiths cousin d
charming typical Southern girA Mrs
Smith was assisted i'm receiving he
guests by Mrs. John p. WAKES, Mis-
Waltmon. Miss Elizabeth SMITH, Mis-.
isabelle B. Wales, Miss Jarvis. cf New
York: Miss Potter. Of Germantown
and Mrs. Swayne of Alabama.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
MnpDEp AM sT. ANpREWIs.


Miss Bessie Maud Allen, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Alyan Al.en and VIII
Liam j. Hofmann, editor OF the New
castle News. were united in marriage
at ST. Andrews Church., Eighth and
slhapley streets, at ocl.ck last aven-
ing. lt was one of THE prettiest nup-
t.al events of the season.
The church was beautifully and ar
tlsticafy decorated with cut flowers
and plants. white roses and ferns be-
ing most in evidence. The brides
gown was a charming creation OF white
satin and duchesse lace, and she wore
a veil and carried bride roses.
The bride was attended by Miss Lulu
Forbes, Cf Dover. who w-re a dainty
frock Of white organdie over pink taf-
feta, and carried pink carnations Miss
Bessie Parker, and Miss Maud Boyd, OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Josephine All
zen, a cousin OF the bride, and Miss
Bessie Mclaughlin were bridesmaids
They wore similar frOcks of white or
gandie and carried pink roses and
maiden hair fern. Miss Nellie white
a small niece Of the bride was fowel
girl.
The ushers were Harry Hunter. Sam.
uel Ford, Brown Lancaster and George
Hofmann, OF New Castle; DR.. Henry r
lSpruance, OF this oJty, and Coleman
Beaston, OF Newport, DR.. Il. A. Rick
lards, OF New Castle. was best man.
To THE strains OF Mendslssohnb play
lea by Organilst John Craig, the brida
parity entered the church. and at tn.
laltar il was melt by Rev. Dr. j. w
! Batten, rector cf the church, who per
formed the ceremony. assisted by Rev
j Henry c. Dodd. The bride was givei
lawag by her father. Alvan Allen.
Following the ceremony were a re
cdption and DINNER at the home OF th
, brides parents, No. 1910 Pennsylvani
avenue. which were largely attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Hofmann left this cit
on the 9.l6 express last might for Phila
A, de.phia. There they will take a steam
er for Halifax, NJ S. After their re
turn they will reside at No. 1910 Penn
sylvania avenue.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
WNrnING RELIs AT GRAOE.

Cards for the wedding OF Rev. w.
Frederick Lewis. pastor on Rodney
Street Presbyterian Church, and Miss
Blanche Wegdiu, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs r. Wesley Weldin, have been is
sued The ceremony will be peIiform-
ed at Grace NJ E Church on June %.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
Missed Ms Opportunity.

she-Bees viii not hurt you if they
~how you.
He-Well. I'm sorry | was not intro
duced TO one met last summer, then;
that's all I've got to say.-Yonkers
Statesman.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

Mrs. Thomas A. Burnham and Mrs.
James II. Burnham went 10 Rhilsdel-
rhia to-day to attend the graduation
exercises AZ the University Of PENN
sy.vania. Edward p. Burnham being
one -f the graduates.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
DEAFNEss CANNON BE CURED

DEAFNESS CANNON BE CURED
by loca 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 iunamcd conli-
tion Of The mucous lining OF the Eusta-
chian Tube. When this tube gets inflam-
ga you have a rumblng sound or imper-
feet hearing aud when it is entirely
the Inflammation can be taken out and
tlhs tube restored TO SIS normal condi-
tion hearing VIII be destroyed forever
nine cases out OF ten are caused by ca-
tarrh. which is nothing but an infamei
cordstion OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars FOR
any case OF Deafness (causCd by ca-
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. send FOR circulars. free.
+. J. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists, 15c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

soils with two double rufhes of
chiffon, SIS. Plain black silk
and white silk with one rufAe,
SI.5o. All in the latest styles
of handles.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

The Sarllwiuh Islanders estimate the
beauty c, women by their weieht. Here
Is Information which may prove ccn-
forting TO certain Wilmington women
ihis warm weather.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
cAsEs CONTINUED

The cases against Michael Cannon and
]. ]. Henry. charged With interfering
with Coroner Vaudever, have been con-
tinued until Monday night.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

President Mckinney has marred his
administration mcst seriously by the
notifications vElkh ne has made in
the civil service Iu.es. He has be-
some the tool OF spoilsmens ami his
p-iancy in this particular will enooGr-
age them in demanding that stil. rur-
Their .nroads be made in the service
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

The annual report of the board Of
managers OF the Home for Friend,ess
ard Destitute Children has been print-
ed II contains considerable informa-
Ition OF interest.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
plmeaIt DO aaLe nn ImpreasIon.

II guess Hobson win draw the line al
kissing the Filipino girls"
"Why so2'
They have so much lip surface that
you have TO kiss 'em four times before
they notice H." - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

Now that Senator Penrose and In
sulrauce Commissioner Durham haye
haan guests of the Delaware pilots for
several Clys they should be able TO
steer the Quay ship Of state 18th a
certain mm.urt cf nautical skin and
be ready to meet all Wanamkaer thun-
der gusts and Vanvalkerberg squalls
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

Agu,naldo has dissolved the Filipino
CONGRESS and proclaimed himself die
tatcr. It is new in order for Central
Otis to Dissolve Agu.na,do ard pro
claim MmseN boss of The s.tuatIon-
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

"a word TO the State Beard OF Par
ccns: Let Collins serve out his sem
tence, and thereby uphold the dignity
Cf the Constitution.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

Shakespeare must have had some
such individual as Magistrate Kelley
in his minds eye when hs wrote Those
lines about an individual, clothed in
hiief auahority and strutting hls hour
en- the stage.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
Nor YET NAMED.

CITY solicitor Henry C. Conrad has
not vet appointed his assistant. and
will not do sobefore tomorrow, II then.
II IS now taken for granted. that Med
ford II. Cahoon win be the man OF
his selection.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
nImcnIt rhtnr to %.

Every body tries TO keep out Of po-
itical scrap, and hardly anybody does.
Washington Ia) Democrat.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters Of Interest
to Wilmington People.

All communications intended for inser
tlon In ths column should be addressed 10
society Editcr. care OF the Evening Jour
MAI. COMMUNICATIONS should be written
on one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

Henry Walters. or Baltimore. ls a
public-splrl,ed citizen o. practical soI.
He fas just given $4,000 Tor public
baths In that city.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

When the rcl-oall cf dead dyspo2t.cs
is called. ilsa Now York Pie Trust VIII
have lots to answer fcr.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
Rag Carpet

in the old-fashioned and good
wearing makes, 2sc per yard.
Ingram carpets in patterns
that closely initiate the high
grade goods, for 25c per yard.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
Parasols.
Black and white silk Para


soils, trimmed
with 2 and 3
rumes of silk
grenadine, with
satin edges, for
$3.50, S2.75,
$3.50 and 81.
Black silk and
white silk para
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

DUPONT Lodge. A. f.. A. M held It's
annual convention. election ana banquet
last evening.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

The Duke Of Marlborough is as we'll
versed in spending millions as cli Conn
msdJre Vanderhlt wac I'M hoarding
them.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
Linoleunns.

A lot of odd pieces, A yards
wide, of the ST. quality, will
be closed out for CSC. Bring
your measures.
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

Crab soup tomorrow morning from iC
TO /. e. p. Freye, e21 shipley street
Evening journal., 1899-06-15

WE think ihat the sea.er Of weights
and measures had better make an Inn
mediate inspection of the scales on jus
tice in Magistrate Kelley's office. They
hang as though they had been tamlper-
cd with
Evening journal., 1899-06-15
Hot Weather
novelties are:

Colgate's Aniiseptc Tooth Powder, &c.
Talcum Powder. and lOc.
Collmgwood Cologne, 2Jc.