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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26
Women and Poultry.

cess. | have raised chicks both for
pleasure and profit I was born with
love for every living, growing, NOV
ing plant and animal which God has
created.
raise them for profit because l like
to sell broilers at ten cents per pound,
and later on TO have my neighbOrs
and friends take my choice young cock
erels or my bonny pullets at prices ac-
cording to their merit, profitable to
me and reasonable to my customers.
In other words, like to have my
own spending money. The farmers
wife wants spending money as we'll
as the Mariner himself. And how does
man feel without dollar in his
pocket? And how does a woman feel
who always has to go to the 'Rooster
of the Flock" for her pin money?
II I can make $40 or SIS month,
clean cash, besides having all the eggs
and fried chicken | want for the table, |
why shouldn't I enjoy chicken raising?
Is there any other way in which a
farmers wife, with her own household
to manage, can do as well with as lit |
tie trouble? My neighbors say: 81
don't see how you do ito Well, in |
the first place, 1 have good chicken
house, without which one might as
we'll give up the business. A good |
chicken house should be light and
warm, and Should have movable nests
and perches, and a concrete floor IT
is cheap and durable and can be easily
cleaned and swept, and the oftener the.
better.
[ do not use an Incubator | have
never tried one, although [ have moth
Ing to say against them. Let those |
who like them and succeed with them
use them. No doubt they ara good
but I stick Ito natures own way, be-
cause / have done we'll at it, and ]
believe in leaving well enough alone
My biddies hatch ten chicks to a sit
ting on the average.
A separate room should be kept for
the sitting hens, with a yard in con-
nection if possible, from which the
layers are shut out. When biddy
wants to set, remove her to this room.
Evening is the best time to do this.
Cover her nest for one day. which, in
most cases, will be sufficient. In nine
cases out of ten, she will accept the
change thankfully, as in the new
quarters there are not outside causes
of disturbance to nettIe her. Set from
six to ten hens at once, ten being the
better. That gives one hundred chicks
of the same age which can be cared
for 10y three or four hens and the rest,
after being shut up for day or two,
will be ready for business once more,
unless it lis desirable to set them over !
again. This may he done, as a hen
will set nine weeks on white door
knob, and be just ais patient the ninth
week as she WAS the first 1 prefer,
however, to set them only once.
After Matching, burn every nest
Where a hen has set. The very best
way to be rid of mites is not to get
them; and by cleanliness and constant
watchfulness this may be done.
There are other enemies which the
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.

Address all con munications to Poultry De-
partment. Box 200. DeLand, Fla.
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26

Women aus Well as men
are made miserable by kid
ney and bladder trouble.
DIR. K]ilmer's Swamp-Root
the great kidney remedy,
promptly cures. At drug
giSts i'm fifty cent and dol
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Iowa Farms for sale, So per acre
cash, balance IL crop until paid.
Mulhall, Sioux City, Ia.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
soCIAL AND PnRsONAL NorEs.

Tr. Gl,-sge w. Quinn. OF East Fourth
aAlla gave am enjoyable musicale at
his lI51ldlaca en- TueIsdhy NIGHT hast,
L. T. Tatb, cf Clnc.nnatl, is vlsiG-
zig .lts dNy. This Is Mr. Tatb's fi.st
vilse 10 Wilmington.
Ml-5 Cca Co1rlsom 1s recovering
from five weeks ilness N ;yiIhon
fever
For thle PURPOSE Ci hHvirlg his sues
ex-m,lah, Representative W'lGauh
1Iarp, of Iiarrhrgtcnl came 10 Wlmrlg-
tom yss1njsy aiu.mrc1a, anil during
efli clay made a vaslt u) the Court
Hchise.
J T. Gallen has been visiting In West
CloTier
Mrs. Annie X. PussY Miss Hannah
W. Pussy and mis-. FIOrenIce p. Knox
and children spea, yestm'day with
friends ait Keninet SQuara
Robert L. Hayes. Of West Chester.
and Clharlas b. Prettyman, Of Dover,
were in town Cast evening amid Register
ed at THE Hotel Wilmington.
Miss Annn M Hasaon villa RETURN
from Ashland, Md. next week.
Mrs. Amos n. Anderson, clf PHI hdsl-
phia, sister of JoIhn w. Andersen, Jr..
'C6 the Highlands, IFS quite sick ait Glar
h5me in ThrslidfhGa.
NJ l-eB Arl1h and Lucy Ansentzar are
spending a few wssks in WalIhLng.cn,
ID. c.
Wa'cCr III. Hayes is in Philadelphia
to-6ny,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
W0ULD-BE SUICIDE
ITALIAN WOMAN FOUND NEARLY
IlR0lWNED IN CECIL SPRING RES-
t3VCdR THIS MORNING.

Mrs. Nllncsllga 0Allarada, an Italian
w-man, L,Lrg cn Scl6 ssndat was
tcidl1lI an a lnal. dIUwndd condition ln
C--l Sillnnlg lessEycir at am eaa.y hour
this moHnlnlg.
AT 40 Ou.ock lnlls morning as Prd-
vSiJ5 WSlllman II. T. MASSEY WAS MAX
.rig LIS IOauds about lhs pumping sta-
tLnb lC,aucd nsalT the resefvclr, he
alesLd a spla4lhllnlg ci water IN Glhs VII
Cl-AV ~ Lhe baslinl accompanied wiJh
a lU.sLns sound aa a s0meonss was
iLownlng. Hurryling Ito the reservoir
MASSEY discovered a wo-
man Struggling in the water IN a half
drOWneN condition. Her head was sub
mleLgsd, aLd ahd was dhrowlnig hes
arms about -n a frantic manner
lAlt unCe summonlnlg Help, Mr. Mas
lacy dragged THE woman out cf the
BASIN amid PLACED her upon the bank.
Ii-g clothing was NEARLY tern off, and
LAc.c measures wsra nlecessary TO
tr.mlg her to, ais SHE had nearly sue
'cumbed, being in am unconscious stale.
.AllJar resuscitalung THE woman she was
selat dl the police Station where ft was
.laamed that her nhIme was Admraea.
.shs y pauitia'ly delmenlteds and has once
before attempted to end helr life. hnv-
Ing wandered AWAY from her home.
Heir husband who conducts banamn
and peanut stand ON Third street, was
.nct ieIdl and after hailnging dry CLOTHES
tcolS her hlome from THE police stallion.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
NEWSPAPER OPINION,


Governor ldnLlu As Neiy I.ud. n.
MAN. 1Llsre rs no ques.ol o4 luls & a..
e.al gccd judgment, out with I.a4n5l.re
" uim senator hom De.aNare .noau d
TOW be aDpclu.ed. This Is H. enlg-
gssiLIig amy Particular oanaIiafe. .lne
g-Ndrner seeNts HIS owl app.inte., but
Jns man when ns @lppcllhs, q tls gvsr
appo-lB .lgL1lN, Cl-h. 10 gl. u wcrx
a. onCe 10 thy 40 gd, tlms.D iu. Nd
grCuEu ier aa apL.lJlmhInt can eNilC
Ss0t NlrldsT tna4 dCes 4la. exist
uJw, except as T. gne Gcllan OK the
SSrase Put w al oanld.r die eovurnpr
will not measure HIS duties By The
Judgment Oh ths Sanate. The governor
mas lhls dutts 20 pCrform NLl-lh er THE
Senlke hapRdns TO approve them or
not The governor has "a q INSTITUTIONAL
Tight 20 appoint a senator ana THE Sem
ate has constitutional night 10 reject
him, but each rs tnd5perasng -l ulha
other.
The whole cons dSn2.ala Us IN s-ls
public interests Two Delaware Levy
is-atlres IN the last thiee have failed
20 elect scnattrs, and tha Next Lexis
lature may fail again and leave DELHI
''r--'N ff-N-ANAN A'N AT tNtl lNl
The upper branch OF Congress. The
remedy is Cor the governor to appoint
and keep appointing ais long as THE
Legislatures fail OF THEIR duty. Let
him force the issue a lgitle as orh Jack
SIN used 10 force matters Dr1aware
lis in a bad way. amid III Governor
Tunuisll can do anything for hl.r hs
ought 10 do H. Let him COMB TO tbt
front himself as THE ieadeU CT Oil
rarty No man has a cleaner right %
be r2rig .,s.3-r thcn. 4Ae gcvemcs IN
a state. Lst elm arpclra a g1.ta5x
man senator and Then back u rp cs G
state and panty madtna
Tits difference tletween am slQrolnt.
nl1uh ucw 9nh am appoirAmsrl mex
Wlllrr is the drfferente be1waon pclncl
and Luck. In. the one case a rieihi Il
c,amei and dem3niei. in he Sfrn
't Is accepted I'VE elrnh-,ly Ter,
Governor Tunuer 10 siffen up De.a
ware pride and Delaware r-it ny ap
0ci~.irg senator at CmCa-Slmgrn.
Call.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25

Oxford May 25.-1lhs lnbroancblon OF
the free imral matt dsrlN0ry system .n
THIS part OF Ch'slJir county would
place country people I'm daly COM
municatbns with THE rest az Tho won-d.
The idea cf hayng mail Iflft daily at
his kcma is p'leasms No THE average
Rural citizen, but loCag Politicians amid
pc5lmaskrs reallizd ghsy would be
shom Of pOwsr by ;ihe proposed change
Win Oxford as tIhe distributing centre
fer five CIR silk miles imnd. abou. fir
eoen c-mniIy post onllct3 WORTH lie
wlpsd ont They are 1lopewerl bcr-
ough, Upper aul1 Lowlr ONfcrd, East
amid Wes. Nottingham. Elk. Nav Lem
don and PENN townships. The greatest
cbjeculors TO THE rnop-ctd change come
frum residents cs small TOWNS ALONG
the railroad who niow mdoy about the
SAME rramber or daily malls as Ok
ford A majorlty of THE PERSONS hsra
s0t mail az country post en'ices. but
favor The inarCduc,fon OF THE frse de-
livery amid would like to see IN tried as
soon as possible
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
FAvoRs FREE DELIVERY.

FARMER HAS AS MUCH RIGHT TO
,HAVE MAIL BROUGHT TO HIS
DOOR AS HAS THE CITY RESI-
DENT
Kennet Square. May 25.-Free mail de-
livery has many staunch advocates
among the strictly Agricultural classes IN
ehs vicinity, and Pomona Grange. OF
Chester and Delaware counties. after
discussing the matter az several meet
ings. adopted resolutions unanimously
favoring the project Among those ac-
lively interested and advocating free de-
livery were Amos Barnard, Isaac Rich
ards. Mr.. Darlington, Hugh Sdel and
Thompson Richards The resolutions set
Forth that the farmer had as much right
to have his mail brought To his door as
has the city resident.
Many farmers along the star route,
from Kennert to Marlborough. a distance
Of five miles. have been enjoying mail de-
livery at their gates, but IT was not free.
They each paid the mail carrier S per
year for delivering the mail. The route
from Falrville station TO Parkervllle and
Longwood via Haryeston is managed On
THE same way.
Abram Marshall, an influential farmer
IN Basl Marlborough VINO is off star
route mail line, says: 1--WE farmers want
the free rural mail delivery, and are
willing to pay something for IT, and he
voices the sentiment Of a number in his
nelghborhood on the either hand, the
business firms off the railroad towns arc
generally opposed to 1T, as they think II
would be detrimental TO their business
This IS the reason urged by the nursery
firm Of Rakesstraw & Pyle, at Willow
dale.
They add that now under free deliv
cry they would receive but one mail
DAY, whereas under the present system
they have the benefit Of two. They ais,
urge that To abolish the Willowdale pos
Office would prevent them filling thei
orders as promptly as ait present an,
would compel them ito travel to SOM
larger office for their money order bust
ness. Their business at this post offic
is ten times that Of all the other por
tons OF the office
IL Is altogether probable that if tn
question were put to vote in the coun
try districts free rural mail deliver.
would win by large majority.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
WICOMICO RED Mia.

Salisbury NIL. May 25.--Iihs Great
CsWlkl or MaTyianl, lmprovai Oudkr
az Red Men, EtaiGel Its council fires
turn.ng yesterday I'm Masonic Templs.
SaLls0ury There ade present frcm ths
various tribes In Mhrylann abou. $50
repre- -tntat4ves. This nmlnhar will ne
.rcr-ased to mclne than 200 by THE al r
N-AAnce OF past great 0aIhInB, WHO
ty utlue OF their pOs.lioHs a.a oltl.lri
"a s0a's I'm thIs body. TltB lhrge bc.iy
tt representatives hns been wenl pro-
weed lcr by the members cir NTodoc
Tribe, OF Salisbury, with Comfortable
Aciues. The session. opened at 1 O'Clock
Yesterday. with am atiress clf Welcome
by T. F. J. Rider w. r. Giles cf WA
Wa Tribe, of P-1ncess Aims. welcomed
the vsitcrs to the EASTERN Sh.re Rev
.C. T. Wyatt, cf Crasferd, deriverdd tlha
address, ON THE cHtisr DR. j. c. Little
tom, great sachem CT NIary,Anld. ne
|sp5n'iei 20 ,lh'o-la addresses. THE conn
cL hed two sessions yesterday and
Wi f..li tlhlrae to-saV To-mIorrcw Mo
doe Tribe wtli take tlhe Visitors IN
Ocean City on a sps-fal train. 1hl-re
ere new ConInectd1 w.eh thla Cr,al
CcGlHl ci Msry'and sixty-elx trilrf;
win membership CT 4.2O8. The No.
oslpss of thle Great Ccurrl from AM
sources lane year were S2,459.O5. 1laa ne
ceipts OF the sixty-six Miibes amlounten
% S3O,32S.66; the Disbursements rcr IA.
t'ef were $14, $1,000.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
WOG.L,EY JAMES.

Franklin Wool.ey, OF llhis city, and
Miss Laura Cheyney Jamts, OF West
Chester, we're married yssIlerday edl.er-
noon ait l2.45 odocl, ait lhe home CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter e. Hail, ON Pgloe
STREET, West Chester The pretty core
mcny was perfoumed by Rev. IL. J. w.
Alien, rector on ST. Paul's Church, Welt
Whl.eland, Pa. and WAS Witnessed by
numerous guess from Wilmington.
West Chester, the Chester county val
ley and elsewhere.
Charles McCrea, Of This city, was best
man. and THE bride was given away by
Arhgn Garrett. Of Westtown. Thare VIE e
no bridesmaids.
Later in THE day Mr.. amid Mrs Wool
ley left on thIG5r wedding tour, whidh
VIII coneinue for a few days, alter
whreh tihey win reside I'M Wilmington
THEIR frietlds hnve remembered ahem
with MANY handsome amid useful pres
ents.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.

ALICE TURNER, CCI0RED, CHlARlI-
ED ALONG WITH TWO MIN WITH
The NuURDElR CT TaER HUSBAND.
sulw R1g Nl3,- N1Iy 25.-1sls trlaQ
CG AJus 11-i--r, Samll.u MsTr 3,
Jcl5.Ll HlIll, iui-s 'I41a" cl-I j.
F-.lsa, GhngdA with the mudar CT
|J-i-n 1Llrar, The agdI lhusbani oil
Alice Turner, in PccomoAs CITY the
-lslr cf Lsounber II laEl, was Eelgun
tlLc-e uIa ccn-L. h--e glslInLhy. The
IllliluamllE uadages dh5 wclnanS aIli
Mo.uLs with hayllng ACTUALLY ccLinl It'd
uhe deed and FELTON, and Fllald with be
ing acOmpllces.
FeLt-n was first put cn uhs stand as
IA w.tLsss ics THE state. al. the con-
Cus.cl Of FeLNcn's evidence th's states
sttoInsg ANNOUNCED to the COURT that
the state would offer NO ewidsnce as
to- FELTON,. The court imms,liallsiy en-
tered a judgmsnr cf mot guilty as 10
F6lltcn and HE was released from the
shsriff's cust-hy.
The session of ghe count was taken
UP in nearing THE testimony cf wilt
nesses for tine State tanIdring to slhoW
the gpriIt of THE other tlhree pr.sonlsrs
who wene apparently announcement
I'm tIhe proceedings. The case was moi
concluded when court adliouunlad and
the trial was resumed to-day.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
MAIrER rcMnR rALK.

Park C-mmlluunll5 Canby aad
VIVA C-lIleelclul, Hastings held a
OuIllgl-l-s lsN ul-hN within uie Law
Csnrktla az CouIidl i'm refarence 10
alJ u,Nclld n'lw VIA I'm ,y.wsc IN Rock
ili Faux The pIlace selected by the
Two dl-casmarts tor TILE location ~ the
i.lwer nl-pdli i'm the land dosiel To
tie c.ty ty e. l. DuFcrl, de Nemcmrs
a CO. or rank purposes cn corliluiom
aa4t rC hgIdllnlgs should be erected
O. lll- 1-i without thle consent 1i the
DuFent iilm. amid THE firm lis now will
irig cc grane Us permission to allow the
waiter toweT TO be erected on ocudhhicm
.hllt .Ga city agrees to- be responsible
fer amy damage wlhllih may occur from
possible explosions al the y wder
Werls No adigcn was taken by the
CCmmlttee.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
WELCOME FREE DELIVERY.

SlEGrE0Ns, HOWEVER,
ARE SATISFIED WITH THE VIII
LACE FCer CFn1CE
Media, Mac 5.-The Tree im G mlh
delivery sysem, which the postal uSi-
thrlues intend seen 10 lfIt 10 a ttst,
meets at the cu.1S- Wl,,h 3l-s crJosi-
zion from rssliknts ci l-rsI4hs and
towns in Delaware ccLL.y, willie the
population lis CoccsntIat--. aLd HEllre
me people have a pclt office within a
few squares Cl their h5mes. In The
rural and ihlnLy sebjisd sections, now-
ever, where THE people hive a mile or
mere from THE post office. riural de-
livery will be hafled as a great COM
veniknce. in parts of Newib1 WIN, Mar
pie, Haveriord. Edgmonit, Upper PrOvE-
dence. M.itlIetown, ASTON, Concord.
Thoinbury, MlddIktown. Aston dun mn
ThcanIbuFy and Bethel townships. re-
mote from railroad cr trolley lImes, the
public will be greatly banehted. and
after trial the system wiM MO doubt
be satisfactorily received
In towns and small bOroughs such as
Merton, Rutle1ge, Aldan. Clifton,
Heights, Yeadbn, Fernwocd, G.nuplden,
llanefiyn, CoLwyn, COlllngdala Nor
wool amid Prospect Park, I'm which fhe
post Office VIII be abanllcnsd undsr thl.
new CARRIER system, The Object.onE
come manly fr.m the BELIEF thnt there
WIFI be butt one delivery a day They
NEW have two malls daily, and can get
1t In a few minutes walk Whsn d.s
system is PUT On operation amid rs well
tried, with the right Mind of carriers.
these objections may be overcome.
ALONG THE OLD Weet Chester pike
rural mail delivery would haws tea1
welcome item years ago, butt 1.-The mail
riaw comes twice a day t'o th5 post Of
flee along the pike, amid Tine residemff
get their letters ptcmpty With thls
advert OF trol.ey roads and flhe many
imes on steam transportation murmna
through Delaware county, there is MO
place FIN amy part of the county thai
is more lhhn "A mFile from a post office
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
MARTIN vUrAelEY.

Lgwel, May 25.-1lhe marelage of j.
C.rnlallus Martin and Miss Georgia
Veasey, OF Cool Spring. took place at
tha Cool Sprilnlg PRECIPITATION Church
ysstgrday Rev. Frank Hopper, OF
Gecngetown offe.aleId This dAurch
wa5 appropriately decorated with flew
els and evIergreene. The tElia WAS ua-
acIterlild and was u-lhaaad in the
ohi9.oh by hsr falIhIlr, John Veasey.
Walrrr Vltl.en, on gldwes. attslri11 tlha
erlo-ml The ushlars wlsre JOHN Rurbcn
anil James Tyre MIR. and Mrs Martin
kc1k ths ai3tsrnloon train for Ph'ladl5-
Thh .lJ sperld their hi1reymocml
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
COMMENCEMENT Az DENTON

N
E-Idcr MA Mag 25.-1hs rrm-
m -lc ,lrc-. cxwc'g.s az t.e Heh
sac-l, 90 which Predecessor w s.
Crcuse M principal. VIZ. htrl a. Nas
Denton Town HoN last evening IN ..h
presence OF a lange audisrcs. TEE eu-
dtcdium WAS dec0Tatei wltl fcN-l ia
and c'ass colors- white aria gts-,-. Tina
music WAS In changa az MISS Jessie
". Kerr and was a nltewortlhy fsal lire
.ot the evening. The Gglowiing salJ
dents who had completed .he tsnih
grade We're the sradalatas: JESS 70
Crorrc Ida W. pOwnes, Dora Gel la.ly.
selcma Casrh Mary Pr'ce. Alice A..
Smllss Es-- = STsli ami! Ulcnas
JoDdi Miss J.. D9wrs e-1l aae sa,n-
tatoIy essay, eneitQed "The BEGINNING
Nl,y Fzcllcl tia Ellh" N ss O.cmla
Was vsIo5'lo.ciian and her subject was
"Csrnatious. Rev. c. ID. Harris. pls-
ter Of E3stou Methodist Episcopal
| Ctlrl, Scu.h, i2livCns1 am sG1rq5s to
.ee gra'iClas-. Slh-rr C-nnl-1Una'
Henry c. Fisher presented THE Sr-
/ rcmns. After THE eNercGes a reception
and banquet wcire given ct tnse Brt.k
Hotel.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
FOR any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. j. CHENEY a. Co. Props Toledo. q.
We. the undersigned. have known f. j.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable IN an business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by their firm
Toledo. O.
WaidinE Kinnan g. Marvin. Wholesale
DRUGGISTS Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system Price CSC
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Tes-
timonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
MLINsKY-GoLDBnRG

MfIs Annils Goldlbulg, damgh-m of Mr..
AMI Mrs. M GciilSSug az thls city, ard
Max MLl,nsly, or New York, w1.e mar
rlled I'm dha Adlsh Il dish Bancn ae
Hlasch Synllgcgue last ewen'alg, 10 be-
Ii-lg DE fnst wslillrlg to AaNe place in
the syrcgceuE. 1l-e Cermcry Was psr-
fccmed by Rabbi Nlllan Sll.vNmnn.
die relemcny a wa-ldlrs sup
rt- wrs sa,yEd st Eden Hail. M and
Mrs. Milnsky WIN reside In New York
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
-FOUR THOUSAND ASSURED.

IIhs board III directors of 1.-The Bayard
Memo Association WILT meet in the
rclms of the Historical Sodaety OF Del
aware for THE purpose ~ effectang c.
gln.zll'rn. lt rs believed that United
States D.alr.dt Attorney Lewis c. VAN
dagrft, praslden5 cf this association.
Win be excited chairman. Assurances
Cf contributions amounting to about
$4,000 have been received.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
DELAWARE MAY BE REPRE-
cE,NTrEn

Dover, May Is Gl,vernor TunneN IS
considering a proposition from Cover
nor Stone fer De,aware's participation
n THE Exposition of American Manu-
TO be held I'm Philadelphia, and
am arrangement may be made by
which all Of Delaware's big Industries
MAY Ire represented
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
MANS MARROW EscAPE

"A man BY the rhme OF Reed. en-
pI,yod st the Amgr,oan Leather Com
psny's factory, Fourth amid Monroe
.str6ets. came Near having his foot cut
on as the Fqancih street station last
ri2'hn while attempting ITO b,Rrd a
TRAIN Omlcor Masr and the OOrduc-
ton CT THE train pulled him from his
DANGEROUS position.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
THURSDAY, May %, 1883

The Amerlean volunteers In the
Philippines wiz be ordered home in a
short TIME This is due mot so much
to the insistence of Samuel Bancroft,
jar. as to tine complainant attlbuda OF
THE Fillplnos.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25

Admiral Dawey and that Filipino
iunlta ait Hong Kong wiz get along re-
marlSably we'll w THE jwnta shows beg-
lggerency and permits the admiral Ia
get wikhin striking distance ~ at.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
THE WEIATHER

New York Hera.ds forecast: In
the Middle States and New Eng
ard to-day fair, warmer weather and
ant TO fresh soulherly winds viii pre-
vail
On Friday fair weather and slowly
ris.lz temperature VIII prevail, with
frcsh surkoer,y T., scutiCaztery winds
On Saturday fair to parity cloudy
with nearly stationary temperature.
European steamers now sailing wiz
have mostly sofithylestorly winds and
fs'r vss ihfr 10 the Banks.
F'cre-ast fer Tihursday.-E sstsrr
Pa11sylyan' a New Jersey. De-awaHs
ard Maryland fair and warmer Thurs.
day and Friday. fresh southgly winds
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25

The Delaware soldiers Who part.ci-
pated IN the peace Jubilee celebration
ait Washington acquitted themselves
with credit, and their military precl-
sion and course OF conduct Lent a pleas
ant impression at THE Fsieral capital.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-25
ATTEMPTED FRlAuD.

"a man whose identify is unl1nown
eltsmrtsd 10 vfcHImrzs several women
a. Ehs. Frcmt street This mOrninly BY
offVlirig hcNus checks The notes we're
sir 5l72Wa ur1u cut Of town hacks. The
ms'.5cr has besm reported to ehe porice.