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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
SKIRNISRING

All Along the Line, and Americans
Are Victorious in Every Engage
msnt-Panay Rebels surrSndeTing.
1awton's Funeral on the soth In
slant.
MANILA. Dec. 2s.-1:1O p. m,-col.
j. Franklin Bell, of the Thirty-sixth
infantry, encountered $50 FIlIpIhOs
Thursday, near Alamlnos, province Of
Zambalos. and killed. wounded or cap
tured twenty-eight OF them. Our
troops also obtained possession OF q
number Of rifcs and a qautity OF am
munItton One American was wound
cd.
A detachment Of the ThIrty-fourth
infantry encountered band of the en-
envy Saturday at Aritao, province or
New Vizcaya. and routed them, killing
two and wovnding or capturing thir-
teen. The Americans also seized
quantity OF ammunition. 49,
The Twenty.Hrst regiment attacked
Filipino outpost Sunday 'nRar Ca
Iamba, scattering them and killing hVe
OF the enemy.
The Thlrty-second regiment. Sunday,
had brush with the enemy from the
mountains northwest OF Dinalupllan.
one American was wounded. The
troops captured 12i head Of cattle and
brought them TO GrnnJI, Bataan pro-
vince
In the Island of Panay Captain
H., ,..,,.iIfsy srlypnpny NJ Tho Twenty
sixth Infantry. fought the enemy near
sala. The rebels lost heavily, and the
Americans captured number of RI
iles.
The rebels who fled from Panay to
Romblen Island are surrcnderlng to the
American garrison from Panay.
The funeral Of Major General Lawton
viii take place December 30. The re-
mains will be embarked on the trans
mort Thomas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
THE FIRST FOLDING BED.
It Was Patented by a Western Man
and Was Unlike Beds Of To-day.


II Was Patented by a Western Man
and Was Unlike Beds Of To-day.
mo invention of modern times so
filled the proverblal long-felt want as
aid the folding bed" These are the
words of Robert C. Gill, head of the
model rooms in the patent office in
Washington.
The particular model TO which he re-
ferred was a crude form Of collapse
BILE b6dstead. But that rude bed cut in
sections and hinged 80 that 1t might
fold into compact form, contained the
germ Of an Idea. and to that is owed
the useful cabinet folding bed Of to-
day.
The inventor of the folding bed was
one James A. Johnston, western man.
to whom patent No. 1881 was granted
on May Il, 1857. No provision was made
in the bed for the storing OF the mat
tresE, pillows and bed clothes, as is
common in the folding bed OF to-day.
Also, unlike the modern continuance
which when folded resembles u bureau,
chifEonIer or other similar piece Of fur
niture, the folding bed patented by
Johnston nude no pretensc of looking
IKE anything other than Just what 1t
was.
A company manufactured the John
ston patent and II had quite vogue In
It's day. Little by little improvements
were made on the bed, and within the
pnst score OF years the piece Of furnl-
ture known to-day was evolved, and
there are several hundreds OF varieties
patented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
rraelo Wlndup o. a cakewalk.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-During a riot
among forty-seven negroes, men and
women, on a troIlery car In Morrlsana.
early to-day. one man was fatally shot
ana two were dangerously wounded.
The injured men are Dudley Smith.
twenty-five years old. shot in left
groin. fatally; Edward Lambert, TWEEN.
ty.Hour years old. shot in the back and
three knife wounds on thigh. and
George Torrend, aged thirty-one. shot
in the jaw. Charles Trassy, twenty
four years old. who did the shooting.
was arrested.
There was cake walk last night
which was attended by large crowd
OF colored people. Forty.seven Of the
participants and spectators. about l
O'clock this morning. boarded south
bound trollery car for Harlem bridge
There were no white people on board
excep; the conductor and the motor
man. Among the negroes was Lizzie
Stewart. OF Mount Vernon. She had
been Trassy's partner in the cake walk.
Almost Immediately after boarding the
car the negroes commenced to fight.
The row was started, 1t Is said, by some
of the colorcd men making disparaglng
remarks about the Stewart woman.
Trassy was Identified by Torrend. one
OF the wounded men. He claimed to
have shot in self defense Most OF
the negroes involved in the row es-
capped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
HIGHEST PRAISE.
Some wheeling citizens Grow Ethu'
elastic on the Subject

slastic on the Subject
The praise Of the public.
IL merits Just reward.
Nothing In modern times
Has received the praise ACCORDED
THE Little ConQueror.
OF some kinds OF praise We are skep-
!cll -
The highest praise for the Whee'us
Is hearty expression from Wheeling
'G Dean. kidney Pills are Endorsed ia
No Ss.ier proof Of merit can be lad.
Here's 4 case Of 81, We have plenty
Ms Georra w. Thompson, Of No.
AIS Market erect, Gays: Il had con-
stant. dull. aching pain across me
snnlI of my back. and heavy, bearing
down pain In the bladder. / could
rot rest at nights on account OF my
hack. and lay for hours In vain eIort
10 get to sleep. rising In the mornings
,Ired and lanCu!d, more SO than when
I vent 10 bed. When / saw Doan9
Kidney PlllB advertised my back aad
pIdnsva were very bad. | went TO the
Logan Drug Company, and got 2, box
and took them. A few doses did me
GOOD. and when ] had completed the
ID Doan'S Kidney pits for sale by all
dealers. Price. 20 cents. Mailed BY
Foster. MIlburn Co.. Buffalo, N. " sole
aCsnts for the Iinltcd States. Remem-
Dor the name-Doaa'S-and taEs no
substitute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
mo FIGHTERS LIKE OURS.

Japanese Attashe IN Luzon Amazed
at Their vslor-T Thought Them
Unsoldisrly, But Changed His
Mind When BE saw Them In bat
tle.
MANILA, Nov. IA correspondent
Of the Manila Tribune, writing from
Angeles. November Il. says the PhiIa-
delphiA Record, gives the following in
terview with the Japanese military at
tache, who had been with the American
advance;
you americans have a way Of ac-
complaining your purpose, once begun.
The dash, daring and general IntellI-
gence OF the rank and file Of the Amer
lean army makes them exceptional SOL
diers. When / tirst saw them march,
ing along through the rain / was great
~ surprised at their unsoldlerly app
pearance, and could not believe that
they constituted a portion Of the army
OF the United States. -
"But now that have seen them fight
have changed my opinions.
There may be more freedom and less
stringent discipline In the American
army than In others, but In a night and
in enduring hardships cheerfully there
Is no army on the face OF the earth to
equal them.
They are always pleasant, and char
with one another, making the best of
every privatIon under the most exasper-
atIng circumstances. admire them
from the bottom OF my heart, and only
wish we had 10000 like them in the
japanese army.
General Joseph Wheeler believe
to be one thu most capable generals in
the Philippines.
IT believe the war Is practically over,
and that Aguinaldo's case is hopelessly
lost. What can he hope for. with the
American troops forming Gordon
about his weary army? Escape seems
impossible.
ITO the mountains, inhabited by hos
tile savages, he cannot safely go. Gem
eraI Wheaton's soldiers and the Amer
lean gunboats guard the Lingayan
coast, and he viii be very fortunate II
he manages to escape from Luzon.
'.Agulnaldo has certainly played a
very pretty game, but finally he has
been checkmated. The tinal movement
Of the Americans against the insurgents
was a well-executed one. When 1t is
thoroughly understood by the military
experts OF the world they will warmly
applaud It,
''There Is some talk of Asuinaldo
attempting to reach japan, I am not
at liberty to express any opinion as to
the reception he would receive there"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
no LIore Rheumatlsm.

For years my wife suffered from Theuma-
tlsln. She tried many remedies, but got 1T
tie benefit and we Ind about given up AL
and my Wife began using Il. This great
medicine has, apparently, driven all tho
poison out Of her SYSTEM and has certainly
released her from q life OF pain.-G. r. CuSh.
ing, North Abingdon, Mass.
Celery King cures ConHtlpatlon and all dis.
eases ofthe Nerves, Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys. BOLDLY druggists. sc. and 60c. 0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
No Right to UglIness.

The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper viii always have
friends, but one who would be attractive
must keep her health. II she ls weak,
"icItiy and all run down she will be
nervous and irritable. II she has con-
StIpatIon or Kidney trouble. her Impure
blood will cause pimples. blotchcs. skin
eruptlons and \ wretehHd complexion.
Electric BitterS Is the pe9t medicine IN
thc world TO regulate stomach, liver
Sn,I Kidneys and to purify tho blood II
Sivcs strong nerves bright eyes, smooth,
VclVety skin, rich complexion. II VIII
make a Eood-looklnE. charming woman
~ a rum down Invalid, Only 10 cents
at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
Hanna Fully identified .

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-H. ].
Hanna, who was arrested Sunday on a
request from the police sup
OF Pittsburgh, Pa. stating
that he was wanted on charge OF
numbering John Craig. his gambling
partner at Grcensburg, Pa, May % last
attn denies his identity. but he was fully
recognized to-day by q. c. Judy, who
knew him In the east.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
Wnrl,lnr Nlrht nnd DIV.

The busiest and mlEhtiest little thlnE
that ever was made is DR. Kings New
Life pills. Every pill II n sugar-coated
globule OF health. that changes weak
ness into strength. hstlessness into en-
crgV braln-faE into mental power
Tbry,rs wonderful IN building up the
health. Only % cents per box Sold BY
Logan Drug Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27

SYDNEY, N. 8, w, Dec. 26.-Il Is re-
ported here that the bubonlc plague has
made lta appearance at Noumez. capital
OF the French penal colony OF New Gale
donla, Ten KanOkas have succumbed
TO the disease. and four whites have
been attacked The plague IL said to
he snrnndlng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
Arlostn 1ltely to 90 TO Pieces.

NORFOLK. va, Dec 2G.-Captain
Balnes of the British steamer Arlosta,
which ran ashore four miles south Of
Cape Hattcras llfc-savlng station yes
terday morning, to-day reported to the
agents there that his ship VIII prove Il
total loss
The tug Rescue. which reached the
ArloSia this morning, has been unable TO
do anything toward floating her because
OF the rough sea on the coast mes
sage received ut the weather bureau
here states that Rescue has not yet been
able even to approach the Ariosin near
enough to put Il line aboard her. The
stc1ncr lies broadslde on, and appears
TO be- taking considerable water
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
ALFRED J. CAM&EYER
Oh Avenue and 2OLh Street. New York CIV

RSATEsT FACiLiT,L.S FOR THE
~ Prompt Completion of Orders ut the
lhtelllgcncer Job Printing Oiilco,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-27
II Az pnbY q CuttinR Teeth

BE sure aud use that old and wcll-trled
remedy. Mrs WlnHlowB Soothing
Syrup, for children tcethlns II goOtheG
tho child, softens the gum, allnya oil
pain, cures wind cole and u the best
remedy for dlarrhOen. Twenty-Five
cent? q bottle. mW&t
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12
DIED

ANDERSON.-In this city on May G. 1899.
Catherine wife of Robert Anderson,
aged AZ years.
AULT.-On May T. 1899. Wayne Frances.
son of John W. and Fannie Ault. aged
years
CRONlcY. Suddenly on May TO- 1899
Miss Annie Croney, aged 80 years.
GII.LESP1E.-In this city. on Sunday,
May z, Alexander Gillespie, aged As
years.
G1ILEsPIE.-On May G. 1899. Daniel c..
Gillespie aged 25 years
MARTIN-In this city, on May s. 1899,
Florence L., wife OF George II. Martin
and daughter OF Ezekiel and Hannah
Blackiston. aged % years.
A1ALONE.-1n this city. on May o. 1899,
Elizabeth, relict cf John l.. Malone,
aged Sc years.
PARKs.-ln this city. on May II, 1899
Carl t., only child OF Harry w. and
Anna NJ. Parks, aged s months.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc
invited to attend the funeral from tn,
parents residence, No. 2iO North Har.
rison street. ON Saturday afternoon, Man
10, at . O'Clock. Interment Lombard,
Cemetery.
SAUNDERS. Entered into rest. at New
Castle, ON Sunday morning. May Z, 1899
Jane Saunders, aged Is years.
zAHN.-In this city. ON the 10th instant
Maggie j. lahn, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from th'
residence of her husband, Erhart Lahn
No. SOi Elm street. on Sunday afternoon
May n. 1890, at o'clock. lntcrment Mt
Salem Cemetery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12
sHIPBUG.DER HINTS AT C0MBTNTF

Chester May -Shipbuilder John
b. Roach has received no overures for
joining THE combination of DsIhware
river ehipyards. This Bath OMaime)
Iron Works, HE Said. ara unfavorab.y
located for shipbuildfng. owing to the
cold weather and freight rates, and for
these reasons / understand why these
works want TO get into a combination.
III all the material men go into n
combination en- bhe enc hand and the
workingmen cOmbind ON the other.
there will undoubtedly have to be
some sort of protection for shlipbui,d-
ers, was his comment.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12
Hats Trimmed Free of Charge
TIE LEADER.
228 MARKET ST.
Special Bargain Sale
Millinery and Shirt Waists.

A special lot Of Fine Trimmed Hats at
$iS9 to S2.49; sold elsewhere at s29s to
$s49
Untrlmmed Hats. A lot OF Untrimmed
Hats at isc.; usual price of them were
I5c. to 9Sc.
rlowers-A large bunch of Violets at
25c; regular 29c. kind.
Roses. Flowers. Foliage. at G. 10. 1915
Is. lsc.; the regulat price of them was
double.
Shirt wasts-A special low price In
Colored Percale Waists at 29c.
A better grade at l4c. A nice Pereale
Waist with two rows of insertion at 49c.
Lawn-An extra fine Lawn Waist al
4ec
Lawn and Percale Waists with two and
three rows Of insertion and tucks. at 9Sc.,
$i.2S, Sl.49. $l.75; with Allover Embroid-
cred front, at Sl9S
Ribbons-A special sale in ribbon. A
fine Satin Ribbon at &C., also a lot of
fancy imported Ribbon worth 1sc. to 20c.
sold at 1Oc.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12

costs. Colonel Cooper's tenn Is out, time
on. August %, 1899. but thirty days more
Tor such default OF payment OF fines and
costs VIII compel him 10 remain at
Trenton until September % Of the pres
ent year. Then he willbe a free man. !
have here schedule Of the remittance
Of time for uninterrupted good conduct
while in the New Jersey State Prison. IT
Is as follows. one year. so days; one
year and three months p days; one
year and six months. 81 days. two years.
112 days: two years and six months, 1856
days. three years. ISL days. three years
and six months. 2il days; four years. 267
DAYS; five years. 800 days; six years, 4l0
days: seven years, 5i5 days; seven years
and six months, 5iS days; eight years, G2i
days: nine years 40 days, ten years sOi
days; eleven years 937 days; twelve
years. 1850 days; thirteen years, i,i3l
days: fourteen years. l.2s5 days fifteen
years. l.452 days: sixteen years $50.
days; seventeen years. 1876 days. elgh-
teen years i.s26 days; nineteen years. L.
si2 days; twenty years, 2iiO days; TWEEN
ty-one years. 2l9i days: twenty-five
years. 2,s7O days; twenty-three years, g.
$50 days; twcnty-four years. 2,G37 days;
twenty-five years. 1851 days; twenty
six years. 1922 days; twenty-seven years
3,i52 days; twenty-eight years. 3,2SI days;
twenty-nlne years. $3.50 days thirty
years. 1862 days.
These figures are official and In COM
putting the time the only allowance to be
made Is thirty days additional imprls-
onment for failfre to pay fines and
costs"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12
A FATAL LAssO THROW.
BOY CAUGHT ENGINEER OF PASS
ING TRAIN AND WAS DRAGGED
UNDER WHEELS.


Chester. Pa, May 12.-The skill OF
11-year-old Frank Beaumont in throw
ig a lasso resulted I'M his death last
evening. Since a Wild West show OK
hibited in the city recently tine boys Of
Chester have been practicing with las
SOS. Younlg Beaumont, tired oi lasso-
ing boys Of his own age, looked for
bigger game He stationed himself
along THE Reading railway near his
home. No. Alp Front street, and pre-
pared to lassO the engineer of freight
train No. sc. The end of the lasso WAS
tied about his waist As ths engine
came swiftly up the grade with a
whoop he sent the lcop wh.stling
thrUngh the air
The engineer was leaning out Of the
cab window, unconscious of the boy al
the side of the track, and was startled
to suddenly find his arms pinioned to
his sides. THE loop OF THE lassO had
fallen with great precision, and as the
train moved forward THE rope was jealS-
ed taut, rending the engineer helplces
The fireman was ON the other side Oh
The cab and knew nothing CT the tag
eddy being enacted.
Young Beaumont, thrown off Ills
feet when the jerk came. and unnb.s
to unite the rope arOund his walst, was
dragged for a square, THE roar of ths
train drowning his shnlelSs. He was
finally drawn under the car WHEELS
THE engineer succeeded i'm freeing his
arms amid stopped the trains but when
the boy was picked up Ut was found
that HE was dead. The wheels HAD
term the scalp from his head and
mangled him terribly.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12
CASES BEFORE JUDGE GRAY.

The following cases were heard by
Judge Gray in the United States Circuit
Court in Philadelphia yesterday: The
demurrer of the National Tooth Com
pany to THE bin i'm equity fixed against
NJ by the Standard Dental Mammfactur-
ing Company. asking that tine dafemd-
amt be enjoined from infringing THE
patents of the complainant ON inn
|provements i'm artificial teeth and molds
for making the same The demurrer
aLeged that THE two patents could not
be legally included i'm the same, b1sA
A uule TO take Judgment for want of a
sufficient affidavit OF defense i'm. the
case on Elliott d. Wigton. receiver,
against George NJ Bos,tr. The action
was brought to recover an assessment
Of $1,000 on fifty shares OF the stock
Of the Iowa Savings Bank. which fail
ed i'm 1896. The defense was that mic
necessity for an assessment OF ths
stockholders had been shown to exist
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12
FISH HAWK ARRIVED.
TO HAVE PASSED IN AT
THE DELAWARE CAPES WED
NEDAY AFTERNOON.

Philadelphia, May IA govern
ment steamer Thought by the observer
at the Delaware Breal0wator to be the
Fish Hawk, passed In at the capes at
! 40 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
proceeded up the bay. The Fish Hawk
has been expedited, and lis goAng to
Philadelphia to remain until the close
OF the shad season. wihlch CLOSES JlHne
20. for the purpose OF collecting and
Matching shad eggs II Is expected tIhat
between 10000 600 and 80 900 900 eggs
will DE gathered. the young from which
Will be planted I'M the Upper Delaware
river. The vessel will probably anchor
or Gloucester
Last year the Fish Hawk was but
two weeks in the river when orders
we're issued for her ito join the navy.
After SHE was turned back from the
Navy Departments to the Fish Commits
sion at the close OF the war SHE was
again put I'm shape for fish work. and
went to- Porto Rico, where she was used
for dredging and scientific fish investi-
gationl During the Winter She was en-
gagged I'M shad work I'm Southern
waters.
When the Fish Hawk had been put
M The navy service the spawn takers OF
the vessel operated the station belong
0rlg TO THE Pennsylvania commission. al
Bristol. This year the Pennsylvania
commission is operating THE Bristol
station itself, bnt arrangements have
been made with the government atI-
thorltles whereby both the Fish Hawk
and the Pennsylvania men Will operate
together The ruin OF shad this season
IN the Delaware is the largest I'M the
history OF the river, both I'm numbers
and In weight. The average weight ol
the shad taken is put at four and a.
half pounds.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
.A grRlNa cHIcKHNv ro.NIaHr.

"a SPRING CHICKEN" TONIGHT.
"A Spring Chicken" a new comedy,
offered at the Opera House Tonight. lis
am up-to-date entertainment, oombin-
ing the funny complications OF roar
ing farce, with the catchy music and
CLEVER speciality features Of a vaude-
vile performance. Hope Booth. who
plays the part of Molly, will be remem-
bered as one OF the sensational vaude.
Vile successes Of last year. and as am
actress OF great charm and beauty. "A
Spring Chicken will be the last per.
tcrmance OF THE season at THE Opera
House.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12
cieiand sells Low shoes Tor Boys.
Mill TrNDHRGO REP Ans

The sail pilot boat j. Harry Edmunds
is undergoing some repairs prior to be-
ing laid up until the Pilots Associa-
tlon Will again need her services.
The sail pilot boat Ebe w. Tunnell,
which was overhauled some time ago
has taken the place Of the Edlmunds in
assisting the steam pilot boat Phi,a-
.delphia in looking after the pilots ser.
vice at and off the Delaware capes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12

HALF RATES TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Via the Chicago q North Western Rail-
way. Quickest time, grandest scenery.
variable routes, perfect service. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at reduced rates
OF one frst-class fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale May l4-i7. limited 70 re-
turn until July g. 1899 inclusive. account
of meeting of National Baptist Societies.
Anniversaries. For rates and other infOr-
nation ask your nearest ticket agent or
write II. W. Beyers. 60l Chestnut STREET
Philadelphia.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12

CoLE-GOULD.-1n Philadelphia on May
o, 1899, by Rev. Alexander NJ Virgins.
W. b. Cole, of Philadelphia, TO Jennie
Gould OF Baltimore.
IAAMBERT-ASlI--A No. sos Washing
ton street. by ReN. c A. Grise pastor OF
Union NJ. t. Church on MAY &. 1899
Andrew Lambert and Miss Jennie A.
Ash, both OF Chester, Pa.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12
MoroRNnAN KNOCKED sENsEIlEs

Chester, Pa, May -Motorman
Amos L. Kennard. while running a
Chester tractioncar to Darby yesterday,
placed his hand, encasgd in a wet
glove. ON the controller. and was
knocked senseless. The glove being
wet acted as a conductor and he re-
oeived the full force Of the current.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12

slsrts-Metallic skirts in light colors at
CSC: regular $3.50.
Suits and Sklrts-A Nice Elton Suit in
an coors. all wool Covert Cloth; regular
$40, at Si.9S
Separate slslrts-A Serge Skirt with
three rows of satin folds at Sl9S. Figured
Mohair. four yards wide at $.49. Plain
Mohaic, the best make. at si.9S $685. s3.49
Observation-Disclosures Gauze shirts. with
or without sleeves. at lOc.. l2lzc.; all silk
at 25c.
Corsets-Ladies' Summer Corsets, made
by the r.. & G. Co.; regular i9c., at SIC;
regular S9c. Corsets at 25c.
Embroideries and Laces at Pc, 4c.. &C..
Sc, lOc. sold elsewhere for double that
price.
Hosiery-Just received a fresh and
large stock Of Hosiery.
Ladies Fast Black Isle Thread at 10c. /;
with white feet, at 12c. Imported Hose
in fancy colors at 15c., 25c.; regular 25c.,
SOC
A lot of Mems fancy Hose at 12Ac.;
regular 25c.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12
CELEBRATION ABANDONED

The celebration that the /. o. o. F..
intended to give in October next has
bean dropped. The subordinate lodges
seemed to take so little interest i'm it
that il was deemed advisable to aban-
don the idea
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-12

COAL. WOOD AND GRAIN.
IT. r. Sergeant. Coal and Wood. office
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone 545.
-. & J.. checks with cash purchases.