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Evening journal., 1899-05-29
socIAL ANp PHRsoNAL NorEs.

MIS- Emma Jump, Mr.. and MIS-.
Jan.s R.oe. Frank smith, William
Denney and Joseph WOlCOtt constitute
Ia parlg q Dover theatre-gOsrs Wins
went 10 Philadelphia To-day.
RJbert Il. Halmal is able to be oul
to-day.
The Ics.nlg parity eff ghe private
class VIII be gwen al Websuer's Ac1d
envy this evening.
Mrs. Horace G. KnowCes has gene tc
the Thousand ls,amlds with her mi-lhui
and Will remain There until sllpl5mL1.
Representative J.. w. Lynch, OF HAIR
beson Sussex county, WAS la Winning
ton eAis morning.
General Theodore Il. Armstrong, G.
Newark, was ia Wilmington this mc-l,
ing.
Chial Justice Lore went TO Dover Usi.
"a rnIg 10 attend THE funeral OF hk
nephew, WGliam Lore Clark.
INSISTS Kate and Bessie Herbert ant
Rohard King, of New Castle, wer
guests q. Mrs A. " Lesley George yes
lterday.
EA M. Shilling has gone to Buffalo
n. y, where he viii engage In news
paper work.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Feer. OF Fhlla
ddrlhia. are visiting Mrs +. b. Bam-e.t
at Trenton Place.
Mrs. d. iA. lawson, o, Diver, IS VS.
ting her daughter, Mrs. II. E. Brock
son. at Washington for two Cg hire
weeks.
George l.. Jones and wife, Of Dover
were In town this morngng.
| Chancellor Nicholson was the gles
Of Bishop Coleman yesterday.
Sanat-r John S. Abbott. of Milford
was n twn this morning.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
IN HcN-R OF DEAD SOLDIERS
HIEI~ IN THE OPERA HOUSE /
YET .aRDAY.

IN HcN-R OF DEAD SOLDIERS
HEI~ IN THE OPERA HOUSE
YET .1lRDAY.
M.mls-s eff ,ha c. A. r., D'parannr
OF Delaware, ala.d 'n.ralirg man-r.al
sJRul.s lI hl.noT Cf LrII LJ-c-s al us
Cpara House yesterday alitUmccn.
Tie Attendance was small as the
ranks OF veterens are thinnlag out es
each successive year passes.
1la stsigs was CscoIaJel with th9
stars ard Stripes, Jhe cc,Ors and coat
of arms Of tIhe stale. Department Com
mander Moysten presided, and en- THE
stage was tIhR choir of Harrinson Street
NJ. r. Churdh. which Furnished this
music. Mayor Mclean Daniel Ross,
PRECEDENT Of Council IIelltdh, Moses
Wen and Adjutank-Genaral William A.
Reilly, besides THE speakers.
After the meeting had. been OPENED
with prayer and seiecticn by the
ch'or. Mr.. Moysten made a brief adj
dress. telling of THE objects of THE meet
ing He introduced as the first speaker
Henry c. Conrad. who made en- elo-
lqusnt address.
Mr.. Conrad spoke OF the gallanwy
Of THE Delaware soldiers in the civil
war, and said THE state had FURNISHED
her fuAl quota OF men.
"There viii never come a time wher
the Grand Army OF the Republic viii
not have THE respect OF THE people o.
iisa country" said the speaker Mr.
Conrad spoke Of THE events on the pas
year by wh.Ch this country assumed
control over Cuba, Porto Ric and the
Philippines. The future policy of tn,
country and Of these NEW possessioni
was too great a question to be d'scusse,
at this time
Robert II. Richards also made an in
teresting address,. I'm whidh he eulo
gized the dead as well as tihe living sol
dlers of THE civil war
Mrs. Ainswortlh sang "rhe Horc
City" with GREAT effect, and Rev f. r
Short dal.yerc1 a naaIt speedh In whidl
he advised veterans to stand against lin
temperance. THE exercises closed witt
an address by Rev. o. c. Hnddtrgton.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
TTRpMEN 10 PARTICIPATE.

1nh local fire companies have
been invited. to take part in the pa
rada at the Convention CT Nj nicipal
Electricians, to be h5.d hrre SerIlen-
Der next, ard the matter was INFORMAL
BIZ Discussed an a mel,lsinlg bl5d y'cster-
day at the Frisnilshrp erglls lhcuse.
when the rsesident Of each company in
the city. Chief EpginIaer SaSse and AS
sistault Ergineers Joyce and PrrceLl
were present. After IKE senI0msrs CT
am Inc companies has be1l s51~-et IN
the question ui a gemsral rey0slw OF tbs
entire Department. anlother m9st-lg
will be held to formulate pans.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
TIE WEATTIRR.

New York Herald's forecast: In
the Middle States and New Eng
lang to-day fair weather will prevail,
with light and fresh variable winds
and nearly stationary, followed ny ais
me temperature and possibly 10y ,oea'
rains in this section.
On Tuesday, fair. sultry and warmer
weather will prevail, with scu.G-rS
winds
On Wednesday,, PARTLY cloudy gnj
cooler. with local rain.
Forecast for Monlday- E2s,Ern Penll-
syivan'a New Jersey Delaware and
Maryland, warm and GENERALLY fai
Monday, possibly followed toward might
by thunder storms. Tuesday, contgn-
ued warm and unsettled weathar; fue-l
Isoutherly winds.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
NO TIME TO RUN.

AS was generarly expected. the Res-
r,ar Republicans, after hhvins Called
ln thalr Efforts to prevent this Urson
Republicans Grom hosdlng primaries
amid settling up a ticket Of their own.
ere now working upon the Union RS
publican candidates and eniieavor.ns TO
induce them to Withdraw. II ts the
old. old game. bu. IL is mot bdmg CHAR
acterized by the same measure Oh sue
cess Tina stock cry. III you don't the
Democrats VIII winl" mas apparently
.ost Its persuasive force. Unl-u RE-
ruhaleans have learned by bsttar AK
pelGence THAT 81 newer pays thim to do
anghhing as a matter CT convenience TO
the Regular Republicans. This time
they are determined TO vote fer Union
Republicans; 10 Get Regular Rspuhll-
cams vote for Regular Republicans. and
abide by the result. THEY Recognize
that I'm no ofhar way cam thEy secure
either tnhEyidua-Ety or party stanline
in The city ~ Wilmington.
William B. Clark, thalr mayuany
candidate is their Standard bearVr I'm
thIs campaign It lis upon him par
ticularEy that the Regular Republicans
are extrting their enrgies. They want
him to Withdraw ih favor OF Geprgs
W. Bush. knowing THAT such action on
his par. woulh REMOVE The keystons
from the Union Republican arch ami
cause 1t to saiu Were DIE to lend th,
way others would nriow. and On ,
few days tine surrender would bo com,
plste. We are OF the oplnton THAI Mr.
Clerk ds not a mann who would do
dude the votans and betray the inierest.
OF his cwrn PARTY TO Further the do
signs OF the bitter and uncompromls!n,
fcss ~ that party He has stood for
nomination; 1t has besn given 10 MN
by a unantmky wlhih As aurpu.hing
Onu now be must stand for cine elsc
ttin, Ger even II me ware 80 di.p1s6i hi
cou.l not turn his beck 10 ;hs emom-
and run from the hald ON ibha eve q
tals CONFLICT Those Regular R,pahcl
CANS whr Gre impogtuufug him to rs
such am igniominlous backward pace d.
NOT kn-w .hs character II the mai
with Whom hl-y are attempting 10 deal
Ieey fave MALLS thelr own teli eel
mus lie on H. usg9ndlcFs oi I.s Dom
forts and discomfurts.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

1lalo E4CNcson VIII pay tho Mama
yrnk team to-nCnOw auue- Locns at $50
O'Clock. 1ns batting oIder mlA be as
fILJWs:
lrl,iwnis-ln-H ayss, first base; Penn
tick. lett field; ii. Common, calulhsr; M
.shnnlnon, third base j. 1LrDay, Snc1t-
SKID; McGonlgls, sacoLl1 bases N SAan-
r.lrd. oeIlae nsLd; d. Kanmey, tdgm,
na4d; M T.ernsy, ploul-r; j. Connuri
substitute
Aiauayunk- Edilmans rlshs field;
lssJk, mild base; NilnJls, inst base;
suu,l, OatdEar; Cl1moy, le.t field; lay
ior, succud base; sasagA sH5rtstoB;
Lond. centreheli; Falal, LOGS pitchers
The Buownson Will play the Goidey
College team in the morning at 1919
O'Clock. Fahey will pitch for the
G0ldey team.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
cnRNER-aTONE IlATp.

The laying of THE couna-sbone CT the
new Methodist Episcopal Church at
Kirl1wo0dI took place yesterday after
noon. Services were held in a large
tent The morning services wsHe i'm
charge Of Miss Sil.atoe. Rev. Isaac il
Wood, pastor Of the Miidledown Nj E
Church, preached in the alJTnIcB. Rev
Henry S. Thompson, Of Delaware Ciy
NJ 70. Church, had change Of tne CEN
vlces alt tha, laying of THE cornor-stoms
Other well-known c.ergymen ware Ires-
emit and assisted in the services, which
were attended by la.uge c0ngI agatcn
Rev. S. o. Gdbbcns is the pastor in
charge.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
THE LEGISLATIVE REUNION.
1T WML EB HELD AT CID FOINrI
c.MgcET lera NlLr-E CT JUNE.


C-iNgCEfT 1rrG NiJIlT-lc CT JUNE.
J-lm E1-z5. attuqr-g 1cr uhis Pasl W
wanna Ral-cli CIl.--y, has written
TO tie lri fatl,a Tel-n-I ccnnIte3 q
.lllLr b Witch h1 s5el1- .h3t THE ccn-
patty w l. ruIllll t-- leg lslaIg7e " an
manlr1- nj To al-y Point en- its
lines fer The isun-on. Senator y AXE
iy, R.prs sentative BURNS and Repre-
sentative D-nslhoSs Of the rsunicn com
m.Ntee, mct ait LIZA Court Hcue his
nlcnntrlg ard dao'dsd to cali maet.ng
Of the ccmlmllKIee fer Tomorrow after
ro.m ITO he hel.d at this Court House in
this city. This other members OF the
commiklbee are Senator Hart, of New
CASTLE oounty. and Representative Kill
lsH OF Kent county.
lit is Ealieved that the time fixed for
THIS reunion wfcl be JUNE Is. 16 and IL,
arid that Old Pclnn Comfort will he SCI
lieated as THE place THE party will con-
sist -f THE members and officers and the
lgagurar lsgf's'atiN1 correspondent II
| re session
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
CECIL REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.
COUNTY TRUSTEES OF THE POOR
MEET AND DECIDE TO VISIT
FlARNHURST.

COUNTY TRUSTEES Ot llttb POOh
MEET AND DECIDE 10 VISIT
FlARNHURST.
Elkton. MID, May 29-Ihe Repubii-
cam candidates for nomination at the
Cecil county convention to be HELD IN
Jamie are numeu-Ris. 1t is conceded that
line nomination for states attorney WIFI
lie given to Fred T. Eiaines, son of L.
Ma shaG Haines, OF Elkton- For 0ne
office OF sheriff the fieht Will be an ex-
citing ONE. 1hrea prcmtnsnu can0L-
dates for THE office are Magistrate
Ihjalp Nj. Groves, of EAton; Howard
TemW. Il Rising Sum- and Amassa
Clhluuchman, Cli Calvert.
AT the uagular monthly mdetng OF
gas Trustees Of THE Poor and Insane
fer Cecl county, held on S2Nrday al
the aarnslholse. Near Sinlgerly, the board
accepted THE resignation of ParlHas Ma
ham as keeper CT THE insane asylum and
arp. United Wesley MaAllsl.es. The
beard asked the coaunty f0r $4,000 and
tlb.s rroCee,d5 from rihs farm fIom this
lst cf July, 1899, 10 THE S0ah day OF
Junn 1900. THE board REPORTS THIRTY
lone animates i'm this almslousa and
ltw1rlW-sovea I'M ha asylum. The I'M
] sid luls1cn IS i'm gCOd condition. Tint.
{ tuulstses anfs Edward Taylor, Elhson
PRESIDENT; A. J. Mlsarns, Zl-ns score
ltary. and James II. MAXWELL, Farming.
Item Tf,s beard. Win ttle county com
miss,-ri.rs. ami either ccurty Officials
hlave aceersed avn l-vita.-ion to visit This
laImrlhcnfse auid INSANE asylum at Farm
lhrlrzlA Now Castle county, Delaware, CT
| Vellul=slsw nieNh
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
Tailor Made

Linen and Pique Suits, all
plain and trimmed with lace.
These suits are beautifully
made and extremely stylish
and effective for Summer or
travelling suits. We also have
a full line of sizes in separate
skirts. The suits are IS and
So and the skirts SI.75 to
$3.50.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
cAbkFoRNrA AND RETURN.

One fare plus two doNars for the round
trip via direct lines Small advance 10
return Via Portland, Tacoma and Seattle.
Choice Of lines East from Portland VIZ,
Northern Pacific Ry., Great Northern
Ry or CANADIAN Pacidc Ry. 20 ST. Paul
good 10 return until September Z. Foi
map, time table and fun particulars ad-
dress John r. Pott District Passenger
Agent ChicaEo. Milwaukee and ST. PAU
Railway. fS6 William street. Williams
port Pa
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
Oyster soup Made with Niii. or Water

Drain and wash 80 oysters. bring
them TO the boiling point and drain
this time saving the liquor. To this
liquor add a pint Of water. six whole
peppercorns. the same Of whole all
spice, and a tiny bit of mace. Rub to-
gether two tablespoonfuls Of butter and
one tablespoonful Of flour; add to the
liquor pint of milk; when hot add the
thiclxening; stir constantly until smooth
and Of the consistency Of thin cream;
add the oysters, a tablespoonful Of salt,
and serve Immediately. The thiclzen-
ing may be omitted, the butter added
at the last moment with the oysters
and water used instead Of millS.-l,a-
dies Home Journal.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
RFIpORT nENIED.

Cen.-an Garrett J. Hart. private sec
Rotary to sdrRtor Richard r. kennsy,
denies the umor current that Harry
e. Euockscn, az New Castle, who testi-
fed at the K0nnsy Trial, had securci a
lucrative government position i'm Waln-
mg;Cn .Lruush t'ha gl-ltcr's Efforts.
General Hart states Ja.t BrccllsLla rs
i1me-kearer for CcntIart0r Jacoby,
who is doing work at the CapitaA ANA
pciiscs had nothing to do win his
securing THE position.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
MM 3. SHARP & co.
Seminar, the New Halter,
4OO4 KING STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
1--WE SELL WHEELS. Toow

At prices guaranteed the lowest, al
Ross New Bicycle Dept, 30 Marker
street Second floor. Call and see the
new Chainless Wheels, both Bowel and
Sager gear, and the newest things IN Au-
tomato Coaster and Brake, applied either
10 rear tire or rear axle A complete line
of Bicycle Supplies, Bicycle and Athletic
siery. Agents for Spalding's Baseball.
Tennis and Golf Goods. Spring and sum
NOR 1880 Sporling Goods now In stock.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
HARDWOOD sAwDUSTs.
The Fine Dusts Used for Various
Special PurpOses-F7neS Saw
dusts Exported.

The fine sawdust of hard woods, that
which is produced in saving veneers,
is used for a variety Of purposes; fine
mahogany sawdust, for instance, be-
ing extensively used in cleaning furs.
There are sold Is or 90 different vari-
cites Of fine sawdust from as many diff
ferent kinds Of hard woods, these being
gathered from the various mills.
While fine mahogany is the sawdust
most largely used in cleaning furs,
various other kinds are also employed
for that purpose. The use Of lockwood
sawdust for cleaning jewelry is tra-
ditional. Boxwood sawdust is also used
in polishing silver. Some sawdusts are
used in marquetry work Some are used
in making pressed holdings and or
nameuts. Sandal-wood sawdust is used
in scent bags.
The production of coarse sawdust OF
various hard woods, such Is oak and
maple, is greater than the demand for
them; such sawdusts may be burned in
the mills where they are produced
Coarse mahogany sawdust may be sold
for commonplace uses, or employed as
fuel where it is made; but for the fine
sawdusts of all the hard woods there is
more or less demand; for many of them
there is a ready market. The mos'
costly Of fine hardwood sawdust Is
lockwood, CT which the supply is less
than the demand.
Fine hardwood sawdusts are shipped
from this city TO various parts of the
United States; they are exported II
considerable quantities 10 Canada ane
some are sent TO England.-N. Y. Sun.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
FkII FRoM WIIEFI.

Robert Burke. employed in Beckett 8
cafe. was h-rled several feet through
Time air 10y hits bicyc.e etrilzuNk a stOne
while he was riding on Conoord pike
He was painfully bruised about this
head and hCdy, and his race with
Joseph Inward Us now Of.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
Ginghanns.

In addition to our stock Of
Dress Ginghams at 6, 10 and
I2Hc and the imported ones
at IS and $50, we have a spe-
cial lot of the finest Cling
hams made in this country at
Ijc per yard. Plaids and
bayadere stripes.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
TRUSTEES AND woRKHoIsE.

Tglis AFTERNOON ct 4 o'c'C1k, this
board CT trustees Of .he New Castle
county wCrkhouse will me5t at Juligs
Bats office. IT. WIFE consider variclpl
sites and p-an5 puoppscdl fut 2 Is 1lle
beltevcd that any.lsrg definite via re-
suit.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

H1ae3ty IN pc,i cs VIII nsver omt
IN Le'aware uuti. these men Who ru
en- a holy face and pirate cf ahs dan.
gers OF corruption cease ry,y eagc.w-
aging those who are engaged On sGs
de6archery OF the e-ectorate Some o.
those who cry loudly against fraud or,
mist responsible for ITS existence
They played with fire until it got he.
yonl heir CONTROL
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
NEW CONCERNS INCORPORATED

Dover, May 29.-Sd-retary CT State
Hughes .on Saturday issued cartahca es
of Incorporation o. tbs tollowing: The
Bizmalk Publishing Company, OF BCs-
ten and Nlaw York, cap tai slcck $780,
lOOO. The Prov.i5nos luve.5imsnt Gem
pary OF FAtsbwg capita. stock $780,
600
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
Printed Pique.

1000 yards new and beau
tiful Printed Pique in stripes,
dots and figures, pink, light
blue, navy, black and lavender.
This quality has been sold
this season for 15c. Our
special price for this lot. Sc
per yard.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

pinos, and by the absurd instructions
10 ftane second An armfstlce fer the
purpose OF considering THE conditions
Of surrender Is ou5 OF the question
Wa. dealing with slich VIGOROUSLY
ltieachelous scamp as Aguinaldo. So Is
hn demand Ter autonomy. There can
be- no either TERMS ihan unconditional
surrender 10 rs for this nation to de-
ltermine its future policy in the archi-
lpelag-t-S Sussex Republican.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

Cur Regular Republican friands
are emdsavoring to look cheer-
fur, but Ii is awfuEy hard
work. They know. amid everyone
knows THAT tho Bush ticket Is fors-
doomed TO defeat One prominent Reg
ular Rcpgbhcan said Few days ago,
you know, There is n-lJhlng in thls
nght for ans. That lis the truuh IN a
nutshell.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
HONE FROM PERINAsTE

CITY Councilman James B. Oberly
and family have been visiting ra aawes
at Perkasie. Fa. Mr.. Oberly returned
This morning, but his family is sim
there
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

Il wcMh DE interesting t) knw just
what George w. Bush said IN his adj
dress bdore the Regular Republican
First District Commlatee IL he spoke
hills inuenmost thoughts eha sentiment
expressed must have besn: Boys, whaN
kind Of a game is This THAT You hare
run the old man up against?"
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
Heavy Sheeting.

For anyone wanting heavy
sheeting, this is bargain
1900 yards, 40 inches wide
unbleached sheeting 12Hc
grade for &c per yard. This
is the heaviest made.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

In Republican rahlzs Frantic flugrlfs
succeed one ano.her inl quick sue setas,on.
The two wings of the party are fam
ping and tanning wlnd ait a great rate.
Cine hour the Bushrangers are elatsa
by dhe news that pressure Of their ere
alton has forced Wrllam b. Clerk 10
Withdraw from the maycralty fqht.
Tic next h-ur these same Ruehrangsrs
are terribly depressed by tine dlscou,
as.ng LOWS chat Mr. Clerk lis in the
hsed 10 stay. ard tha. no amount of
persuasion can get him of ahs t.cNc..
We find the C.ericacs almost frghtsa-
q cut Of their wits by rumors that
9a1 Eurhgargess intond TO vcte sci
FaIhsy ard swe1 his maacrAy TO cusr-
nous figures We wish to obeslwe thal
after all has been said ard dl ME. b
wiz ne fcurd f,a1 las Democrats ha.v.
voted fcr Fahey; .hr Ru,h-a7isms sc
ErJh. and ;he C.ricars fcr Cerk. TIN.
two Republican parties desire to meas
we their strength and mako 2s zoo,
a showing as possihas To DO fs5s h,le
Jhc Buflhrarsegs anil she Cl-ricas mn-
vote for ilhs'r r-lrFc.iye ca.adis.sa3. ID
Fe'ley does nec sNre-t ahe v-t-s ~ a..
Rl-Grangers. He does not r.a.i .tl 4
supTont He has enough votes wllhou
aham- The count VIII sihcw th2t MI
Bush wIl after receiving thi, mil -.,n
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
WILL BE A PHEASANT VISIT.

G. II. Hudson. tEls t-el gard TINS
hsrper ct the Harlan anda -1o't ing sw.outal
Company. left this morning for Hem
derscu. Md, where he VIII VISIT his
daughter until "Wednesday. Mr.. Hud-
son s veuW fond lH strawberries, and
lexpetcs to feast on shem white gUno.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
s-ACRED CONCERT

"A large number Of people enjoyed a
sacred ocncert in Eden Park yesterday
afielmoon given by Hyatts Military
BanH. ssnrszr concerts wiz be given
in other parks during the Summer.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
fVn. B. Sharp ( @
Fourth and Market ss,.
Shams and Scarfs.

Odd Shams and Scarfs for
bureaus and wash stands o.
Irish Point will be closed out
"Wednesday at half price.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
Dress Linens.

Coming direct to us from
the maker in Belfast, Ireland,
they are right with a saving
Of about g. Our second
shipment has just arrived at
I2H, 10, Is, 20 and 25c per
yard.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
EIFrImlAR NTEETING TODAY.

The Iagular mIccrlnlg az us Street
and Sewer DEPARTMENT, Wih.glh takes
.prsaa to-m1rrow nll ltf. vii, he lhsi1 iihfs
Tomorrow being Decoration
Day.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
COURT WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY

Judge spruance will ncr1 CrTrlau3'
Court On Wednesday. ca Tfu0iay
Chancellor Nrchloi5- u WIFI oole Up n.om
Dover and hold Ccunt CT Ch2ra,cy.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

Wiggs-They've fixed my salary at
$500 a week.
Futlites-ThaGs great
Wiggs-You bet it is; and So OF II
"goesi"-N. Y. World.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
pARK In coNnITInN.

Hazel Dell Driving Park har been put
In nrst-class condition and is now OPEN
ed for the publie's use.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
eoI-NTERFEIT CIaAR LhREu

At a meeting Of local union, No. 296.
OF cggarnralqegs, to be herd tonight. ac-
tlon viii be taken On a oommunica-
ton received regarding the counterfeit
cigar labels recently made in Lancaster
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

Tomorrow is Memorial Day, and in
az Yarts Of The country graves Of the
tssd u..i-srs Of the civil war WIZ be
stcewn with flowers by their relatives
and friends and comrades 1t win be
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

This is the SEASON CT the ypan 1898
when The want-to-wtn Regu-cr Repub-
licaa he's three fts and four spaHme
every twenty-fouF hours.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

There will be a msetiulg Of THE Reg
ular Republican First District C-mm.t-
tee this evening.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29
Shirt Waists

in all white. both plain and
trimmed are very popular
this season. We have also a
full line of plain light blue
and pink, stripes and colors,
all the same best fitting, make
and finest workmanship in
qua lities, from SOC to 81 each.
Dressing Sacques
made of fine lawn, neatly and
prettily trimmed. They are
in daintiest of colors in pink,
blue lavender and all white
Prices range from 7sc to So.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

II. +. Sergeant. Coal and Wood. office
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone 545.
u. x l.. checks with cash purchases.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

SHOULD the Board IL Parions extend
Its clemency to Tine negro preacher Gov
llns the Kent county convict. 81 wound
Le guilty Of a crime against the flnda-
MENTAL law Of the state and giving di-
rect encouragement to election abuses.
Evening journal., 1899-05-29

ram Board. the well-known artist and
author Of several popular books for
boys. has hccome co.lsribMor 10 The
LADIES' Home journal. He viii write
an entertaining series OF articles for
boys. and he BEGINS his work Ia the
June issue with an Illustrated article
on "A Boys Underground Cub House
He gives the dctllis of the construction
and equipment 81 a subtermnCan house,
and IDEAS for the conduct cf the club
presenting the subject IN 8 most novel
and interesting way.