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The Chicago Id dc Cape.

Washington. July 12-The cruiser Chi
cago has arrived at Cape Town Admiral
Howison has remained inland and is now
at johannesburg. from where he viii go
to Cape Town to join the cruiser.
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saaders ID C -

Chicago. III. July 12-1Ta nlfactlrers Of
drfn and seeder implements met here to-
day and decided to make an advance of
10 per cent on the price OF seeders and
drills This action was taken, il is said
on account OF the large advance that had
been made in iron and steel
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is the fairest flower in the garden
of humanity. Every woman may
be lovely after her own style, with
sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks,
and with every line of beauty fully
developed.
Pabst Malt Extract, The GO Best"
Tonic, will bring out her beauty,
MI IN the hollOws, cover up the
bones and angles, round out the
curves, and develop all her lines
OF beauty II is a flesh and tissue
builder that viii make any woman
plump and round and rosy, as she
was meant 10 be- Try il yourself
and your mirror will show you 3
pleasant surprise.
At al drug stores.
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Hudson Wis, July 12.-GeneraI Charles
King. recently returned from Manila has
offered to give a benefit lecture at some
central Wisconsin city, the proceeds to be
added to the New Richmond tornado re-
lief fund. He viii take his recent war
experiences in the Philippines as the
theme for the lecture. The total relief
fund to date is SS6,672-
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Collars and cuffs laundered to look
like new by Peerless Steam Laundry,
112 and ia West Eighth street.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT PHILADELPHIA.
Score by innings:
Cleveland .........1 0 0 0 0 0 O. Z 0
Philadelphia ...-.-1 0 - II 0
Batteries-Cleveland, Bates and Sugden;
Philadelphia, Donahue and Douglas
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silver For Enrone.

New York. July 1.-THE steamship
New York sailing for Europe today VIII
take out 522, 600 ounces of silver.
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Heinz's Ice Cream is the best. Phone
397-212 East Eighth street.
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lola. July 12-NearIy 1000 people her,
saw the Kansas city Blues defeat lola By
the score of Il to ) The batteries were
Kansas city, Pardee and Boyle; lola, Free
land and Porter.
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See how J. D. Pattison, sanitary SER
geant, is being cured by the Oxygenor.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
At ST. PAUL.

At MINNEAPOLIS.
Score by innings:
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Minneapolis .....2O004 210OG-9 10 8
Detroit ......---.2 1 D 0-S
Batteries-Menefee, Parker, Hutchinson
and Fisher; Thomas and Ryan
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Telephone $50. Kaczynski. for char
coal
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Going on: Bargain sale shoes.
Pavne's
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Chicago ...........8Oo2 SO 70 6
Boston ...-.-...--.0 l 1 0 0 3 o. s II 4
Batteries-ChicagO Griffith and Dona-
hue; Boston, WINS. Nichols and Clarke.
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AT NEW YORK.
Score by innings:
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AT BROOKLYN.
Score by innings:

St. Louis O2O1O22 2-10 p 4
Brooklyn ...-.....1 > 0 % ? III "A 4
Batteries-St- Louis. Young and O'Con-
nor; Brooklyn, Maui and Smith.
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AT WASHINGTON.
Score by innings:

Washington ......o3oo2Oo1 9 3
Cincinnati --...---1 0 2 10 IL 4
atteries-YVas hingtOn. weighing, Nc
Farland and Mcclure; Cincinnati, Hahn
and Wood.
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This week, bargain shoes. Payne's-
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AT BALTIMORE.
Gnnra lr Hnnirrs.

Score by innings:
Baltimore -....--..1 1322" 10 IS
Louisville ...--....O 8 0 0 O. 6 II 1
Observation-Disclosures NIcGinnity, Howell
and Robinson; Louisville, Bowling and
thinner.
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Pittsburg .........231o2o
New. York -..-.----1 2 o OIL IA
Batter1es-Pittsburg, TannehIl, Lever,
Sparks and .Schriver; New York, Meekin,
Coakley and Grady.
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Score by innings:
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New York, July Through the New
York Journal Ella Wheeler Wilcox offers
to give any worthy charity 5000 for con-
viucing proof that she Is not the author
of the poem entitled Solitude in which
appear the lines:
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
TUESDAY. APRIL 4, 1899
THRoUGH FOG 10 DEATH.


The horrors attending the founder
ing OF the British steamship Stella are
added to the score already written
agalnst the modern craze for rapid
transit. But a few months since the
French liner Ia Bourgogne went
20 the bottom of the Newfoundland
coast, carrying hundreds Of human be-
tngs down with her What was the
cause? Running at full speed through
a dense fog which hung over the
banks. This was exploited the world
over and roundly condemned. But the
example was not needed for here we
have the Stella doing exactly the same
thing and driving at fun speed on the
Jagged rocks near the isle Of Alderney.
The loss of life is horrible, and rem
dered doubly pathetic because there
was no official list of passengers. The
international Marine Conference, held
in Washington from October 16 to De-
cenber 81. 1889. formulated this rule,
which was afterwards proclaimed in
this country by President Cleveland,
and, presumably in the other coun-
tries participating in the conference:
''Arti,le l6. Every vessel shall, in a
fog, mist falling snow, or heavy rain
storms. SO at a moderate rate of speed
having careful regard to the existing
circumstances and conditions"
Every sailing master knows this ruIe
by heart; he also knows the possible
penalty for its violation; and still the
record-breaking race goes on, in fair
and foul weather. The La Bourgognt
crashing into the Cromartyshire and
the Stella plmglng upon the rocks ar,
hut two ofinany instancesog thedep,or
ab.c consequences OF violating this
rule OF comnIonsense.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
Crosby & Hill.
UNIQUE BoCNKEEP1NG.

Some peoples systems of boolnheep-
ing differ lfrom these of other people
but here is something about am ANN
Harbor Mich, man who has adopted
a system of having his customers keeT
ali OF his accounts. This might be com
sidsIed almost Impossible at frst
Thought, butt is, however, carried cut
with splendid success.
This man Tuns a cigar store and
lunch counter opposite THE university
campus, on South State street, and en-,
joys a aaGge trade among the student
class His store is a popular c-ngre-
eating place for the studerts, and hl
says that his recuNar method Of hook.
keeping adds greatly to the popularity
Of hits Sare and to ;ho size OF Ihts bana
account
When 1he end of the month draws
nigh and The surplus cash OF the festive
student has faded away like a pleasaul
dream, the unique system of bookkeap-
ing gets In tits work. When the stu
dent wants anything cut If ,ghs stock
he goes and helps himself He then
takes the day book, which lies on tine
ehowcase, and charges tine amount uI
to himself. This handy method is in
dUged in by frat MEM and tine "beggal
students" alike. and saves dhe store
keeper 5ts cF troutle.
The prop.ia.Cr OF the store says thai
it happens very seldom that any Of hit
customers forget hemselvesand charge
up too small am am-Gnt. When they
do take mean advantage OF .lls syNten
th5y are blaglhc5od by the fratsrnit,
cr credit seekers who patrcnize thi
place. The only rcsc5s c' any u-lse
qlercs that the store has experienced
have been in a very few cases whcr'
the cclie-Mon CT elhe debte was rendered
imposetbls ~ the fa.-ure OF tse monah
~ allowance from hons to arrive
Boston Journal.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
Teeth Don't Last Forever

series OF Wagner recitals in West Ches-
ter on Saturday.
Mrs. LaMottee Dupont gave a de-
nghtfull tea yesterday in honor of
Miss Hallock, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Several young society men viii give
a dance in the New-Century Club
building this evening.
James l.. Devon is slowly recover
his health.
Mrs. William f. Lyman. who is at
Atlantic City, is quite sick
Judge Gray is in Philadelphia to-
doy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bail Peirce are in
Philadelphia to-day attending the we'd
ding OF Mrs. Peirce's sister, Miss l.
Jean Clark
The Friday night class has issued
Invitations for a dance, the last OF the
season. 20 be held at Eden Hall ON
Friday evening.
William A. Gum, Of Frankford, Sls-
sex county, is registered at the Clay
ten House.
Miss Lille News, Of Eikton, Nd, is
visiting Mrs Hiram Yerger.
Miss Bertha Everett is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. d. Warner has gone to At
lantic City for two weeks.
DR.. S. c. Frederick has returned from
Parkton, Md.
Harry Almond. OF louisville, Ky.
has come to Wilmington to reside.
Harry Mixer Of Newport, was u
/ Wilmington to-day
Miss Bessie Morrow of Laurel, Ii
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Ward are en-
pertaining a nephew from Iowa.
Mrs Agnes Almond and children, o
Louisville, KY. have come to VIII
mington to join Mr.. Almond and viii
reside on the West Side.
The Easter dance of the senior class
es Of Miss McCanerty WELL be given il
the Century C.ub building oi
Thursday evening. and promises 10 b
very enjoyable affair.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
uIHE OHA1N LErTER N1-rs,Nrr

lliE CHAIN LETTER NUISANCE.
These chain letter schemes which
have become eip1h nuisance Of late
year1, are receiving the serious at,rn-
ton OF the pcetai authorities. Acting
Assistant lAetorney-Gnera. Barrett has
rendered TWO decisions no ding .aem N
certain caec7 {. he violations cf the
lottery laws, the clement Of chance BE-
o'ng ccrtaincd in them
"a trip 10 gae Paris Exposition. with
$500 for expenses, was offered as a
rsize. Each person. entering the con-
test IS required to pay thirty cents then
send to friends two lebters requesting
them to send their names to the origl-
ra. pCcmcter and send duplicate lettsr.
to two Of their friends. .he operation
to be repeated Indefinitely. Each per
SIN writing to tas original promotes
Was to receive an offer allowing hin
TO eiari a chain ON his own aoconn
on payment OF thirty GEMS. uh. uil
and money going TO phe lne who's,
Chain brings ont the largest number O
.etteis- The csters.b.e object was Q,
secure names for employment at tht
exposition.
The sther enterprise barred onere,
an s camera TO She person starting
chan which runs 10 competition. vhel
operated IN the following manner.
TIE starter wa. 10 send cards 10 ter
pereca-, each &, pay tbs operator insM
gazing uhsln IN cents. Each recip.en
Of q card Is requested IN turn to cen,
the operator ten cents, for whicn b.
rscslvss -en cards. These cards are Il
ts cent 70 ten other persons, who ar
Evening journal., 1899-04-04

In disposlng of the matter OF those
who are qualified TO participate in the
forthcoming primary elections the
voters of Wilmington may rest assured
that the Department. OF Elections will
keep within the bounds Of the law.
That is the only safe course TO pursue
and one which will commend itself to
public approval. Some voters may
consider the legal restrictions sur
rounding such participation a hardship
but even they would not wish to have
The department stultify itself by disre-
garding a law which it is sworn &c
obey and enforce. The object OF the
law was to force men to come out and
register on the first days set apart foi
registration. AS a penalty for non,
action in that particular they were mo-
to be permitted to participate in tn,
succeeding primaries. Hundreds o.
voters failed to heed this provision. bu
1t still stands agains, them on llhe stat
ute books, and we fail TO see how tn,
department is to get around IT, ever
when importuned TO do so by the sew
eral party organizations.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
THE WEATHER.

New York Hera'ds Forecast In the
Middle states and New Eng,and to-day
ralIy Ccuiy weather w.ll prevail, pre-
oedcl ty fair. WITH fgch Eor,nwe es1er-
IS % eas.el.y winds. increasing, io.-
lowed by rain n the southern and snow
in the northern district
C1 Wednesday. cloudy to partly
.cuiy. slightly warmer weather will
prevail Pre-, lded hy rain or sn-w. with
BRISK ea1.eIly 10 no.taery winds, shAe-
ting 40 northwest, foaowed hy GEAR
ing.
en- Thursday far slightly warmer
weather
European steamers now sailing will
have mostly uorthwesierly aad north.
tlstfay winds % the Banls.
fcIecast i0r 1ncsiay Eas tra Penn.
siNan.a. New Jersey. Delaware and
Maryand Rain Tuesday and Tue day
might, prubaLy fair ana colder Wed.
.ncscay; brisk northeast1ry winds.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04

1T viii soon De slime for the Union
Ecrt--@ns TO bcg'n PAYING second
il.'c ao Regular "a rubicars I'm
D,c c',y campairn F-cdcrlE Eden
Bach says that Add .cks saou.d on'y fig
ure i'm the Legislative fghts. and that
but one Republican city tickc, should
bo In the fed this year In ether
words, let the Union Republicans he'r
elect Regular Republican city ticket
and then 20 down to Dover and slaugh-
ter Addicks in the joint meeting. From
IA Regular Republican point Of view The
scheme Is an excellent ono.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
Percale
Wrappers.

At different periods of the
year we have made a special
sale of extra values in Wrap
pers-we place on sale to-
morrow two hundred excellent
quality Percale Wrappers
separate tlght-htting waist lin
ings. full width skirts-o5c
each; worth regularly $I.25
These will be found in our
large basement salesroom.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
.KGlDaFl & Co
62l-623 Market Street.

Selling reliable merchandise
at all times at prices commen-
surate with the real worth of
goods has been our rule in the
past, we believe the future will
be more responsive than the
past in its appreciation of our
efforts of selling nothing but
what carries with it a full guar
antee of reliability.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04

If the Republican members OF the
House had reported the Senate bGl
regulating municipal elections in the
city Of Wilmington there would now be-
no question concerning the rights OF
certain voters to participate in the
approaching primary elections. They
and they alone, are responsible, and al
the election in June the voters vii
hc,d them TO strict account for theh
double dealing.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
Crosby & Hill.
sos, GOT and 6O9 Market ST.

~ GODS bought today un-
q der the most favorable
circumstances, cannot
be purchased except at an ad-
vance of from IS to IS per
cent; no wiping it out, it is
plain to all who look up the
state Of the market, but is it
not better for all? gives the
workingman good pay, that
is prosperity. The stock that
we carry is very large; know
ing Of the advance early we
made arrangements tor a
greatly enlarged stock; the
wisdom of it is now apparent;
why, you can buy Muslins
from us cheaper than at the
mill, no doubt if it were you
in Belfast, Ireland, you would
probably say today, I can buy
Linen Damask in Whining
ton, at Crosby & Hills, cheap
er than the price you are ask
ing for it.
100 bleached sheets, 81 in.
by 90 in, the sheet that you
pay 42c, for Wednesday, $50.
500 pillow cases, bleached
muslin, as inches wide. sc
inches long, the 121sc kind.
for Wednesday, only SC.
800 yards pure linen crash
IS inches wide, the more you
wash it the better it gets, IoC
crash for Sc, on Wednesday.
600 yards pure linen Bel
fast damask, 90 inches wide
this is the weightiest damasI
we have seen for years, re-
duced from 65c to SOC, just
for Wednesday.
767 yards best make of dres:
ginghams, patterns you vii
say, why, they are beautiful
reduced from Ioc to SIC.
S44 yards outing flannel
stripes and plaids, reduced
from -Oc to 6Hc.
New fancy dimities, very
neat patterns this season.
Dress Goods are here il
abundance; glad to show then
to you.
Our trimming and small
ware department never haC
such a complete stock. Yol
will likely find what you wan
there.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04

Senator Quay has returned from
Florida to Washington, where his lieu
tenants have been in conference with
him, devising ways and means to ac-
complish his reelection. 1t begins Ia
look as though Pennsylvania will fol-
low the example of Utah. California ant
Delaware and have a vacant chair in
the United States Senate for the next
two years, for Quay's lieutenants are
earnestly in favor Of standing by the
caucus nominee, let the result be whai
it may With defeat for recollection
practically assured, and trial in court
awaiting him. 1899 is proving itself q
disastrous year to the Beaver states
man, who has heretofore been invinci
bic in Pennsylvania politics.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04

Statistics gathered from American
by government agents show
a decided increase in the output of such
plants, and lin that output our yards
are represented. The merchant yes
sells. built in the United States during
dhe first three-quarters OF the fiscal
year, number 6S2; OF 1891 gross tons
compared with Sal, Of $3.50 gross tons
for the corresponding period Of 1898
and 400, OF 125.O35 gross tons for the
corresponding period of 1897. Half OF
the construction for the March quarter
was I'm steel. The total construction
for the fiscal year will exceed 25OO0(
tons, and win he the largest annual
output since 1891. BY far the greater
part Of this construction is for tho
ooasting trade. Since July l., twelve
merchaae vessels have been named, bl
their owners, after Admiral Dewey. sla
after Admiral Sampson, two after Ad-
mi~al Schley, one for Ensign Worth
Bagleys TWO for General Joe Wheeled
and one fer Fitzhugh Lee. War mem
orles are also preserved i'm the mer-
chant marine thus far this year by on,
Maine, three Oregons two rowas tw,
.Olympias, one Rough Rider and tw,
Manilas. This shows how easily busi
ness and sentiment can bend withou
doing INJURY to either
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
@. \ r. App0INTNrNr.

Department Commander William n
M7yTiu 90 the Grand Army of the re-
ruh'c. Department Uf Delaware. ha'
announced the following arpoint.
msnis. I'm pector s. Brack starr VII
minElcn Judge advocate Peter p
AyaIs Of Wilmington Oh 70 muztogns
clficfr william 81 Blake of Wumina
ten. ch!fi Of staff William g HauFh
cf Wilmington. aides-de-ramp. samue
HaThrs ana Aoses pu.lcck cg WE.
m.ng.cl.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
TailOr-nlade
Garments.

Most buyers of Suits desire
a large variety for their select
ing We believe our stock
represents as wide a range of
both styles and materials as
could be found in what is gen.
orally termed very large de-
partments-coupled with the
large assortment, each and
every suit is new.
We commence in our suit
showing at SIS 90 for a reliable
Black All-wool Storm Serge
Suit-Others in both Black
and Colors at So 90. $Io 90,
$1,000, SIS 90. $500, $40 co.
$22.oo, $2s 90 and $50 90
each.
Separate Jackets at 81 90,
S. 90, SO co, So 90. $S 90.
$1,000, $I2.oo. SIS co each.
Sep lrate Skirts and Silk
Waists in good assortments
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
nrArns prpoprrn

These deaths were reported at the
Board Of Health onice yesterday: Fenna
proncrak aged 30 years Of peritonltis
Charles Broadway. Of New Castle aged
4S years Of heart disease. Nellie ID. Muir.
ray, aged Al years OF Tuberculosis
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
SPECIAL NIGHT SCHOOL

Begins Monday evening April 3,
O'Clock Gy'doy College, Eighth and
Market streets. individual instruction
I'm bookkeeping, penmanship arithme-
tic. shorthand. typewriting. etc. CaH
or write at once for an information.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
A BIG CONFERENCE MEETING.

tomorrow the Delaware Conference.
colored, will meet at Milford Many
OF tae ministers went down today It
cnBbraces Eastern New York, Eastern
Jersey and the entire Peninsula There
are g2l ministors i'm the cnnfcrencc.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
WILL RESIDE HERE.

Rov. J. d. C.. Hanna. recently pastor Of
uriou N. T.. church, who has been APP.
poiuted secretary Of the Centenary offer
ms of this conference. Will make his
home in This city. He VIII reside on Van
Buren street near Eighth.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04

Centuries Of Spanish misru.e have
huiN up such abuses in civic Afe in
Cuba that 1t will require a strong hand.
inteligenily directed. to rout out the
corrupt practices. General Brooke real
lies this, and will bend his energies In
that direction.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
WANTS MONEY FOR EXPENSES

Senator Pyle, of the FOrd-McVey in-
yestigating committee, went 70 Dover
to-day to confer with State Treasurer
Ball relative to the payment of the
$500 voted by the Senate to defray the
expenses Of the committee. Senator
Blakely would have gone had not sick
ness prevented. President OF the Sen
ate Salmons and Walter H. Hayes, one
of the Legislative attorneys, accompan-
led Senator Pyle.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
Ladies'
PetticOats.

The large growth in the sales
of Petticoats permits of but
one explanation-the absolute
goodness of every garment we
offer. They are correctin style,
fit, finish and material Large
.assortments commencing at
SI.oo-others at $I.25, $I.5o,
$500, So. so, $500 and $3.50
each.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
BCII.bING PERMrTs ISSUED

Building Inspector Cassidy to-day is
Sue dpermits 20 Dr L. e. KitHnge,
for alterations to the house No Az
Delaware avenue 10 cost $500 and Il
a. S. Reed and Brother Company tc
build a frame kitchen in the rear oi
No. S17 Pine street, to cost S175.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
ENGLAND WANTS INDEMNITY.

Horace G.. Knowles, representing
Emory ID. England, has brought suit
against William c. Eush in the SUI
perior Court. It is an action for dam
ages growing cut of an alleged unpro-
NOked assault committed upon ELS.
land by Bush in front of the Hotel VIII.
mington. bush being Intoxicated at tn,
time. The amount Of damages claim
ed is not stated
Evening journal., 1899-04-04

John p. Altgeld. the Independent
Democratic candidate for mayor of
sums up the situation out
there I'm a manner which Is unique. He
says: "The bitter fight for the Chicago
municipal crown practically ended to
night. The situation may be summed
up thus: Carter has the Republican
machine and all the music: Harrison
has the police, the politicians and part
or the people; Altgeld has oratory and
many OF the people. l cannot say who
will be elected" After stating the re-
sources OF the three candidates he
leaves the country to draw it's own
conclusions. If Harrison has the po-
lice, the politicians and any consider
able part Of the people, he certainly
ought to defeat Carter with his ma
chime and music, and Altgeld an1 his
oratory and part of the people, for po-
licemen and politicians are usually
quite potent at municipal elections.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04

I'M turn ts send Them with ten cents
for ten other cards. II the ten cards
sent out BY each OF the ten persons adj
dressei by the starter OF the scheme
are sent in TO the promoter an IS cam
era is 10 ne ssnc 20 the starter All
uhis IS declared O. 30 dependent upon
chance and Elegal under the anti-lot-
terry law.
At is a pity THAI more such schemes
cannot be reached by t-e postmaster
general
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
TO ORGANIZE ON SATURDAY

TO ORGANIZE ON SATURDAY.
On account OF Joseph L. Carpenter,
Jr being engaged as a juror en- the
Cotter case. the board of trustees of
the New Castle county worl1house did
not organize to-day Saturday has
been fixed as the day for effecting or
ganizatiOn. 4
Evening journal., 1899-04-04

WAh Jhe retirement of our senior
senator great deal OF Gray matter
lent ihe United states Senate.