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Evening journal., 1899-05-01
DR.wAIT AT GRACE CHURCH
PREACHED AN ELOQUENT eiztR-
M-N On OrlAJl IA 14.E CIR
LEN.

FRENJHED AN ELOQUENT eiziR-
M-N On OrtAal ~ 11G CIR
LEN.
4.l. pllp.t ci C.a1e NJ g. ChMch
Eas hAoI yasea.ddy ms.Llas ~ trt-
s.I.ng E.1yc RODer- Wat, WMJ Urea M
ed an e.JqIsIC Sermon taking Tor his
subject, "A Mysterious Flea"
Among other things he said. ''No
more strangely daigmatical words ever
Tel, from the Savt0ur's lips than the
ott-repeated prayer IN the garden, o,
my father, if ut be possible, let This cup
pass from me- They reveal a mys-
terious exper.enc whose sOul-wlsttul-
ness and L=airt- hunger Overw.helms us.
A brief g.ance at the circumstances
which surrounded CUR Lord that fate-
full night whem His quivering lips ut
tered this cry, will greatly aid our
study OF his experience. With His
Disciples He has forsalSan the retreat
where they had celebrated the last
supper Silent and sad they pass down
the steep side OF the Kedron, and are
soon on the read which leads to Beth
amy
"But ON this occasion He will not go
to Bethany, for in the distance loom
the outlines OF the garden which shall
witness His coming grief.
He concluded by saying: 'fThe very
men to whom HIS great heart had been
freely opened lie asleep, as much apart
from Him as If they did not exist. Not
only so, but before che next dawn
shlldder5 in the east and steals over
the terrarrd hills of Tufipa thay will
al lorsake Him and flee. Nor is this
the worst HIS own familiar friend, IN
whom He trusted will degrade the
hollest symbol of human affection intC
sign Of betrayal And the man who
with persistent vehemenIce had vowed
eteunal consistency, will soon deny his
Lord with Caths and curses The con.
! temptation Of these facts must have
oontributed to the soul agony Of tht:
lroyal sufferer"
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
A WHIsKEY EYE-CIOsER.

yer see dis eye, Jedge?" said Ed
Lee.
Il have been scrutinizlng IT," replied
Judge Andy, but it's the drunk l am
after"
de eye and de drunk am mixed up.
Jedge, replied the prisoner, fur it am
de eye what caused de rucas. Yer see.
I wuz duinlzln' jes a sor, CT Christmas
taper eff. and / wuz SLIPPING a dram
when annuder niger up, he did, and
slcshed dat ticker in my face, and
when | lowed dat il wasn't de act oh
a gemmen, he up ag'in, he did, and
push his fist inter dis eye whut | done
told yer bout"
And you got mad and raised row, -
interposed Judge Andy.
"Perzactiy, Jedge, most perzactly, .
said Ed, as he winked his only good
optic. at the fat policeman, but at wuz
beca'se dat niger spilled good Ticker
dat I got riled."
Come % think OF it, unused Judge
Andy. "you do look like yol have had
a whiskey hath. Five and costs. AT
lanta Constitution.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
MONDAY. MAY 1, 1899

Public opinion in this country Will
sustain General Miles, regardless OF
the verdict Of the packed beef court Of
inquiry. 1t has been held from the
start that THE court was constituted
not so much to ascertain the condition
of the best supplied to cur troops, but
to whltewash most unpopular eeore-
tary Of war. Cur soldiers know the
difference between good and bad beef,
and NJ was the duty of the War De-
partment to supply them with rations
which we're fit to eat. Secretary A.ser
need not congratulate himself that the
finding OF the court win satisfy the
country regarding his competency as
the head of the War Department in
time OF grave national crisis; nsirheI
should he so,ace himsslf with thc
thyght that the American people viii
submit without strong protest to d
systematic persecution OF Genera
Mics for the commendable step which
he took in bringing to book the Wan
Department for DTS manifest shorucom
ings. The popular verdict rs favor
able to General Miles and against botl
A,ger and Eagan, and it VIII stant
for yeans, TO the detrimoni q, both o
them.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

CT Cage May Court House, M j., are TIE
guests cf ths.r aunt, Mrs. George Whit
KS a. CT No. S14 Monroe street.
Mes cara Scott is IN Dover where
She T. LISTING Mrs e. r. stacey.
NUS Sake ho.h, az THIS City, is
goils - New folK Tor uwc weeks
V-s.t.
MISS Ka.a Weed, O. Dovsr. S visit
rg in the city.
Mrs. Laura Gray and MISS Molie
Morgan nave been visiting at Iron
h4l, Md.
Mrs. Miriam M.tcheii, Of Pert De-
pcsit, Md, has been visiting Ia this
city.
Miss May Logan, OF this city, and
party Oh Philadelphia friends visited
the Raleggh yesterday.
George Guilty. CT Baltimore, Md, was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. john Gil
br.1e yesterday.
David p. ShortIdge returned to New
Port News yesterday after a week {
visit to his family m this city.
John II. Evans state of health is ma
twiai.y improved.
Mrs Elizabeth AldIed and daughter
MARTHA oil Philadelphia, are visiting
IN this city.
J. Jackson Psirce was a guest c
Mecca Shrine, in New York, on Satur
day might, and reports THAT he had
very pleasant Time
Mrss Elizabeth scctt is in Atanti
lClty.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
secHAL ANp ERsoNAL NOME.

-tN'~ +N-NAf A-AN+- f-NtAt@ AN0 A@t1s
M7. j. NJ. Reed and Miss Margaret
y. kccd, Of l'nedorica, are registered
20 the Clayton House.
Robert N. Richards is in George
lcWn l1- several days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. NJ. Fear.e ami child
CT ST. Paul, Mimi, are at the Clay
ton House visiting his neither.
County Treasurer Horace G. RsttCw
and wife are at Old Point Comfort
WG,ian0 Mochaes Byrne is in Wash
ington.
Mise Florence Edwards. of Atlantic
City, n. j., is .he guest OF frields in
this city
AIaiiCnj II. Cahoon was IN Phila-
delrhla on Saturday.
Mrs. A. ]. stenen.lerg has returned
from Philadelphia, where she has been
visiting friends for a week.
Sylvester ID. Townsend attended the
dance given by the students CT De.a-
ware College at Newark
Mrs E,iza.beth Burnham is visiting
relatives I'm Washington.
Charles G. Guyer is in Washington
Mr. and Mrs James.gS. Sterling en-
.tsnalrIed company of friends al
euChre
Mrs, George G. Hagner and children
John s. and Elizabeth. CT Atlsntic City
IN. j., and Mrs. Pennington Hildreth
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
cAR AND MAGoN CoLLIpE

Rlvervew car No. 81 and Thomas
MolIugh's delivery wagon cOllided at
Sixth and Market streets shortly after
O'clock this afternoon. AS result
the eff shaft Of the wagon was broken
i'm two by catching in the iron gate at
tho rear end Of the car. Neither Pat
risk Conner, the driver, nor the horse
suffered injury This damage TO the
car was lmmaIterial.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
EUCHRE PARITY AT NEWARK.

Professor and Mrs. Conover, OF Della
ware college, entertained a number OF
friends with progressive euchre at their
Newark hCme ON Friday evening.
Mrs. Penny WON the woman's prize
and DIR. Harter the mans prize
Among those participating were Or,
and Mrs. Marter. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf,
Professor and Mrs. Penny Mr. amid
Mrs. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt, OF
Wilmington; DIR. and Mrs. Neale, Mr.
and Mrs KolloclS, Mr.. and Mrs. Ca.eb
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, Professor and
Mrs. Powell, Lieutenant and Mrs. Ca
baniss, the Misses Evans, Miss Hurd,
Miss Raub, Miss Hosslnger, Miss Max
we'll, ex-Judge d. II. Marvel, Mr.
Pierce and Frank Marvel
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
THE WEATHER.

New York Herald's Forecast.-In the
Middle States and New England to-
day fair weather. and light to fresh
southwesterly and southeasberly winds
will prevail, with nearly stationary
possibly followed by local
rain I'm this section.
en- Tuesday, partly cloudy to fair
weather will prevail, with slightly
lower temperature and local rain, and
on Wednesday probably fafr, with ris-
ing temperature.
Forecast for Monday. Eastern
Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Delaware
and Mlry'and-Fair and warmer Mon
day, probably showers Tuesday; brisk
scuthWesterly winds
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

The ma-nfacture and handling Of
hls.h explosives is a hazardous cal1ng.
hut we believe that the DuPonts adopt
every MEASURE of precauaon fer the
prosoctbon Of the Lives and limbs of
thsar hundreds Of operatives in the
several extensive plants in this ci4y
and e's immediate neighboThoOI The
series Of explosions al carney's POINT
and at the mills on the Brandywine
has boen attended by great less Of life
and destruction Of property. and the
one on Saturday was particularly dis
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
VICTqMs no RE BUR1En

Captain Sidney A. STUART and Wiz
liam II. Pufel two CT the man killed
by the explosion ait Carney's Point en-
Saturday, Wiz be buried from the I'M
dcrgaking rooms OF J. A. Wilson, No.
els King strest, ON Wednesday, next.
Captain Stuart's remains VIII he ship
Fed to West Fc.nt whera inIoanment
VIII be made, and w. II. Pufels bCdy
will be sent to Pennsgroye.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
IrNAITHORIZED sOUNDINGs.

A dispatch from Rio, Jane.ro says:
"ThIe minister Tor foreign affairs re-
mitted a note to the American minis
ter expressing surprise at the behavior
ci the American gunboat Wilmington,
which, sailed up the Amazon and took
soundfngs without requesting the usual
authorization from the local govern
ment. The American minister in re-
.sp0nse made a satisfactory eXplana-
tiom, and the incident is now consider
lea definitely settled"
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

j. p. 1hlodora FueSe., Democrat, is
an aspirant for the nomination Tor city
treasurer. Four years ago he was de-
feated 10y Joseph X. Adams by a ma
jcrity OF but SO. William l.. Hamanm
Is also a candidate
Anton HaGDer, WL1am Jack, Peter
A. fagan and George A. Wlalias are
Demooratie councllmanic aspirants in
the First wasd
The Union Republican First District
'C0mmattC2 Will moe. this evening
land tranEac, routine business The re-
Pc-~ OK th- committee On candidates
VII H.. De received until a later day.
'St 10 d>Wn as a sure thing thlt
tho result II tho Democratic primaries
WI he Fahsy for mayor HaIman for
| lefty sO&citOr, Alexander for presmena
lo, Council, ard Hamann .or ci,y treas
U-c.e, ssid ems Cl tbs bast-posted
Democrats in the city to an Evening
lIcrrnal reporter this mcuning.
Hamilton Stewart, Republican.
wants 10 so to Council from the Sew
enth ward.
Names of Regular Republican candi-
dates fer city Office will lie reported
TO the First District Committee at a
meeting &c be held this evening.
Ninth ward Democrats will hold a
meeting th.s evening and prepare fer
an aggressive campaign
IA Meeting OF First ward Democrats
viii be held this evening.
Harry jacobs, chairman CT the Demo-
cratic organization TN the Seventh
ward, has cahed a meeting to he he'd
i'm tho George Gray Wigwam this oven
ling. I'll, ms
Tf-m1s r. Monaghan's friends de-
clare that he will win the Democratic
nomination in the Figst ward against
aA corners.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
An ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

A jolly panty OF Wilmingtonians en-
joyed trolley party to the residence OF
r. A. Brown at Claymont last Friday
night.
The panty consisted Of DR. j. X.
Brown and wife, DR.. Samuel II. Johns,
wife and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown. David Brown. Of Toughkenamon,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Baldwin, MIR and
Mrs. S. A. Boouhe, and Frank Graef.
The feature Of the evening was graph
ophone concert by DR.. j. X. Brown, and
the Misses Brown rendered vocal and ln-
strumental selections in pleasing man
nor. An impromptu cake walk was also
INDUCED I'm. much TO the amusement Of
those present.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
dlEAVBS TODAY.

State Detective Bernard J. McVey
win leave sometime to-day for Albany,
n. Y, with the requisltlon papers for
Alfred Shaffner and Bert McCanlley.
the two young men of this city, under
arrest in New York ON charge of for
gerry Mr. AIcVey expects to- return
with the prisoners sometime to-mor-
row evening.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
A BOX sCCIA-L

A box sccia, was held on Thursday
evening AZ the hCme Cf James Maxwell,
No. 1909 Rodney street. A very enjoy
abe time was spent AFTER which guests
departed at a late hour IN THE even
ing. Among those present were:
Misses Fannie Jackson, Helen Jackson,
Martina Taylor, Sarah Taylor, Grace
Farra, Mary FnEz, Bessie Williams,
Clara Connell, May ElIott, He.en
Nickery. Grace Vickery, Kitty White,
Stella Hartman May Conral. MolNe
Marsden, Beuiah willis, Dole Bcttager,
Mary Maxwell, Gertrude Crcuthers,
Lizzie Crouthers, John Lester, james
MaNweN, Harry Hammond. James
Sterling, James Dickerson, George
farrell, Robert Maxwell, Charles
Neave, Andrew Neave,, Harry Moore,
Horace Speakman, Andrew We,lar,
Wi-Mam Beatty Lee Mckinney, Earl
Di.kcrecr. Harry Mason. James Nc
Cuitna. George White, Ira White,
Joseph Kennedy and Warmer Miles,.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
GRACE CHURCH NOTES,
LITTLE ITEMS WHICH INTEREST
MEMBERS or IHAr ElG CON
GREGATGCN.

GREGATgCN.
The regular mcnth.y meeting CT the
LADIES' Mite SCclsey viii lie neld Gun
Thursday morning, May 1, at 10
O'clock
Grace Circle Of THE W0men's Home
Missionary Society met this afternoon
at The home OF Miss Groves, No. sos
Adams Streets.
The regular monthly meeting OF
Craca AuxtMary Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society win be held to-
m0lrCl1. at 3 O'Clock, at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Darlington, No. 500
Washington street Thank Offering
envelopes will be opened at this meet
ting.
The selection Of Charles II. Scott as
assistant superln. endemt OF the Sum
day schOO. meets general favor. He en-
tered upon his new duties yesterday.
Fun information has been presented
to the people as TO the debit. and now
earnest Efforts are in order for its liqui-
dation.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
SADTLER AND KNOWLES TC
SPEAK

On Thursday the annual meeting Of
the State Pharmaceutical Society wiz
be held in the Clayton House. Profess
sor Samuel P. Sadtler, OF the Phi,adel-
phia College OF Pharmacy will make
am address to THE society On side is
sues, and Horace G. Knowles will also
speak.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
TRdrsTEFIs no CONFEP

This afternoon the trustees OF TIE
New Castle county workhcIss VIII
meet at Judge Balls Office to consider
what shah be dome to give the county
a flrst-class penal institution. They
are net yet in position to state what
will be dome as there has been as yet
but little Interchange OF oplnaon
among them.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
DECISION ON WEDNESDAY.

Chancellor Nicholson VIII nod
Court Of Chancery and Orphans Court
in this city en- Wednesday, Unless
something prevents, he viii hand down
a decision in the Oxy-Hydrogm case.
1t is said that it win be i'm favor OF
the city
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
. EXTENSIVELY RI
ia nr1rTrD
WILL ElE

1iis fFsight STEAMER WestoYsr. Of
lie Od. Fay Line, and a sister ship to
the Seaboardi is ait the Harlan aud
Hclllngswcr3h Company fer extensive
repairs. Beside having hIsr tull
scraped and painted, she VIII have an
entire new upper deck. She was built
by the Harlan and Hollingswcrth Com
pany some years ago.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
HELD FOR COrIRr

john LEMON the bother and liquor
dealer Of Fourth and Scott streets, was
he'd in 5000 bail fOr upper court by
Magistrate Pritchett en- Saturday
might on a charge of selling liquor at
retail. Lennon holds a wholesale H.
.cense alone.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
RnOKS TIIRNEn nN

The Picard of Appeals has completed
its work of the revision of the books
Of Tax Collectors r. S. Lewis and Eu-
gene NJ Savers, and they were this
morning turned over to the respective
collectors. The work kept the board
busy until after midnight Saturday
might.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

DcpUty Attorney General Cooper
.d1 not 60 TO Dover to-day, the libel
proceedings against Clement u. Cong
don and Ell NJ Shilling having gene
ever He Will so down tomorrow or
Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
OArARRH AND COLDs RELEvEp

CATARRH AND COLDS RELIEVED
IN 10 TO 60 AIlNUTES.-OCe ehcrt
pun Cf the breath through the blower.
Supplied with each Bottle OF DR.. Ag-
news Catarrhal Powder, difuses this
powder over DE surface of the nasal
passages. Painless and dssightful to
use. 10 relieves instantly and perma-
nently cures CatarIh, Hay Fever, Gods.
Headache. Sore Throat, Tons. Mtis and
Deafness. so cents.-97. Sod by MI
Ter Drug Company, 402 Market. and n.
B. DanfOrth, Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
rHnRrY-FyvE rom MlcINfTH

The Phoenix ambulance made thirty
five calls last month. During the past
week this conveyance, which is a pub
ID, cine, and which receives NO COM
pansataOn for it's services has made
four calls to Farnhurst, and as many
in and about the city.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
WILMINGTON WEDDING GUESTS

"a number C.l Wilmington Feope at
tended the wedding Of Rev. john Eos
ter kirk. son OF j. f. Kirk, LII. D., 81
Chestnut Hil, and Miss Frances Ammo
Reid. of Germantown. 4 me ceremony
took place ait ST. Iuke's Church., Ger
mantown, Rev. Samuel UpjOhn, d. d.,
officiating. The bride was given away
by her father, Charles Ker Reid. The
Misses Frances Clark and Mary Lewis,
df chestnut HIM. the flower girls, car
ried gypsy baskets flied with daisies.
The ushers were Charles NJ Curtis, 81
WI Huntingdon: W. p. LCckington, OF
Philadelphia, Charles l.. Reid and
Give Monk Reid, brothers OF the bride.
The bridal party was preceded by ten
| chcristers, who sang the marriage
hymn. 90 Perfect Love-" between ths
ltstrothal and THE bnddiction Fol
lowing the ceremony a reception and
wsdlirg breakfast were held at the
lrcn.deroe Of the BRIDES PARENTS No,
92i Main street.
Among tha Wiim.ngtonians present
were: Mrs. Bradford, Miss Alice S.
Bradford, Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles NJ
Curtis, Mrs. J. W. Bissull. Miss A. p
Blssel, Miss NJ Canby, Miss Nina
lStap,er, Miss Nina Bowman.
Rev. and Mrs. Kirk will reside IN
Washington, Md. wIrre the groom IS
rector Of st. Johns f. e. Church.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Friends Of DIT. Thomas A. Hljcb
are working quletly, but halli for his
nomination as mayor en- May 13 nexC
Those who are inclined to underrate
Dr. Hiuhs strength may be greatly
surprised before khe end OF this week
and wiz be wondering where they are
at"
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
LETTERS GRANTED TODAY.

Register of Wills Crossam to-day
.gieL.l1 letco-s oi administration, C. I.
H., On the estate cf ,ho late Eliza
Ia .Ce to Mary Matthias Also letters
of administration on this estate Of Jchn
ECtt to Elizabeth Bot.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
DRApERICTIAYTON NrPTIAIs.

William W. Draper, of the clerk Of
The peace's Office and Miss Lille j..
Clayton, OF Mddiet0wn. VIII he quetly
married 81 no-h en- Wednesday, by
Rev. George c. Hall, Cf ST. John s
Church, Deputy Clerk CT the Peace
Janvler having been se.aclsd as hest
NAM Mr.. and Mrs. Drarsr wiz reside
In Wilmington
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

seuator Quay Is Now hunting fer a
vindication and Bradford county HAS
led off handsomely On his behalf. his
friends in that section having carried
the state convention primaries by am
overwhelming vote, From one end Of
the state to the other the work will
go on, and the indications are that the
Beaver man will control the state
convention and have such big MAJ
ioriy CT the delegates that his OPP
ponents will recognize the futility of
setting up a flght against him.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
rlNNnR mo- IrpGR GRAY.

Francis II. Hoffeoker went 10 FIJI La
G, phIa tAis afternoon to- attend a
messing cf the beard CT governors OIL
ll sens OF Delaware cf that city. ItI
will make preparations to give q cCm-
.pl-m--tary dinner to Judge Cray IN a.
slcr. t.ne.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
MARINE NOTES.

The French bark Quevllly, loaded
with petroleum, cleared this port to-day
for Rouen, France. The schooner Alice
j. CrabTee, with a cargo Of scrap iron,
entered port to-day from Havana, Cuba
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
RFsIGNED AMI LENr.

William Walters, the plumber from
New York who has been at the Pullman
shops fer about three wseks, and the
ems the lccal plumbers made such a
kick about, has resigned his position
6Ci left the city
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
NO flag our.

AS this is Dewey Day hags are dis
played on all the public buildings Of the
city with one exception, and that Is the
County Court House. The reason for this
NEGLECT has not been made apparent.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

"a canal boat loaded with lum&er for
Kent q CO. has arrived at Shipley
street wharf IL is Icing paced en-
cars fer transportation to The West
Yard.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

This five children Of the late Mrs.
Martha B. Stevens, OF Hoboltea, N. j..
cecldcd that their father did not ac-
ounnlate an estate worth 100000 TO
have 70 eaten UP by lawyers and court
costs. Re.ng rnab.e to agree among
themselves ais TO the disposition Of
the property, much of which consisted
OF property ard ARTICLES of pacuist
fanily interest, they numbered cards
and Grew lots, having previously
Pledged themselves 20 abide by the re-
sui CT me drawing " clsr heirs
would resort to the same ooi.us nhey
would have mu,h more pro --ty a.
the conc-rsicn Of proouedlrs. attend.
ing the division OF estates.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

Having killed a falthless lover and
been acquitted by a jury, Mrs Anna
e George, Of Canton. o., viii NOW
become "a lecturer on ''Woman's
Rights" One OF her comtentions will
doubtless be that 81 is a womans right
to kil a mann who breaks his rrom-
iee Of marriage TO her While hut Mt
TIE sympathy was felt for Saxton. THE
people WIN not fonget that her course
Of conduct was mos5reprehensIb.e, and
that but fer her fanhlassness % her
hcshand there wculd have been no
such dasgraceful tragedy
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
40 HoPEs oF SAVING FAlRFAX.

THE Steam Lighter Clifford worked
sixteen days last month getting cotton
from the wrecked steamer Fairfax at
Sow and Pigs reef. off the Massa-
chusetts coast, Nearly 1900 baie5 Of the
cargo Of $50 bales have been saved,
In addition to a vast quantity CT other
wre,kage. No hopss CI floating THE
steamer are entertained. The Fairfax
was iuilt by the Harlan ard Hoilng5-
wcr.h Company fer ,he Merchants ard
MIXERS Transportation Company, c.
Baltimore
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

The streets of WMmfngtcn must he
made safe for women at al hours. and
this cEly manuer IN which Ihis may he
accomplished is by severy pun ahng
men who forga. the duties which IN y
eve TO Unprotected w0manhooa The
PEA OF drunkenness has BEEN too often
aavs-cai as an excuse for offensive
ocI1rct Of mn towards women, ami il
Is time that the courts make examples
or mon who, whether drunk or sober.
forget that the law % the land is VIC
nan's protector when her more nat,
wal prcbector Is absent.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
A MEXICALN VISIT

Mrs. e. a. Stacey Of Dover, recently
Wturrrd from o vNt to Mrs. PHILIP
Rccdcr in the City Of Mexico Mrs.
o-der was formerly Miss Emma PEN
ucwill OF Dover.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
PREACHED AT NEW CAsTIJE.

Rev. j. ID. c. Hanna preached yes
terdsy morning I'M the M. e. Church
at New Castle Rev. Il. S. Mace, pas
tor Of KingswcCd NJ. L. Church,
preached IN the evening.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

when Admiral Dewey returns to
America he will be almost killed with
kindness. The American people are
boarding up expressions of admiration
and good-will for his especial benefit
He knows it, and being a modest and
unassumgng man, this knowledge
makes him dread his homecoming. He
says that he wants to come unheralded
and Without celebration or reception,
but such a thing Will. NC. be permik-
ted. A grateful people want to take
him by THE hand and tel him how
much they admire his prowess as a
naval officer and his skill as a d.plo-
mat.st.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

Car.ain Coghan's ditty on THE Ger
man empercr created a tempest IN
the American teapot but the Germans
are mot disposed to follow the Amorl-
can lead. If Emperor William can af-
ford to laugh at the words Of our gall
liant sailor, certainty THE rest CT the
world can Join in gralcafully.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

Spain has received a coed wh.pPrg
and s2O,OO0,OoO in cash. and she ought
10 feel satisfied for a few years. The
former She earned and the after Is a
gIatu,ty
Evening journal., 1899-05-01
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters of Interest
to Wilmington People.

All communications Intended for inser
don In this column should be addressed TO
Society Editor, care OF the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

II Wanamaker will stick TO Sunday
school work, Mr. Quay will run the
Politics of the state for him.
Evening journal., 1899-05-01

Mark GIanna's troubles multiply,
and ne will be fortunate If he succeeds
i'm d5d,ating the Republican gubenna-
torial nomination in Ohio without
causing a bolt from the state couwsn-
tiCn TRULY this has been a hard year
ON the bosses.