davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1900-03-20
waxhinEton-ToIedO sleeper via N.
80,

Quick service to Michigan points daily on 1905
=. m train, arriving Toledo 6.S5 D. m without
change. same day, making close connections to
all points N Michigan.
The evening times., 1900-03-20
THE IRRIGATION OF Land
Regions Where Artificial Rain Is
in Demand.

Rice Fields Would Suffer il Depend
cnt Alone Upon the Gentle show
ers-Lessons Available Prom Prae-
ticaI Results in Spanish AsricuI-
turaI PrecInts-MoOriSh WORKERS.
The evening times., 1900-03-20
The Kellogg Bird Carnival
and Concert Company,

wonderful man vccally in the world. Range Of
voice, nine ard ono-hllf oc54ves; production Of
two three. and four tones simultaneousIy. con
c'udiIS with Carnival of BirdS'' -naguiEeeutlv
i.i1Strl ted by stere0pricou views FIrst Congre-
Eatiou1l Church, 10Th ard O. s-s.. Evening Marca
p. Tickets. Soc, J. r. ELLIS CO. s5T Pa. ave.
uhIg-3iLt en-
The evening times., 1900-03-20
TRIED TO KILL HERSELF
Early Morning Interruption Of Play
ers' Club Gaiety.

Dependent Wife Of the Cafe Man
ager Drinks Paris Green in the
Street-HRd just Returned From
the POst-GrRdunte Hospital and
Bcen Rejected by Her Husband.
The evening times., 1900-03-20
MARYLAND'S OYSTER BILL
Proposed Legislation TO Promote a
Prof able Industry.

A SheIIhSh Commissioner Provided
For-NRtuESI Beds TO lie Exempt.
Not More Than Three Hundred
Acres 10 Be Leased 40 One Person.
The General Situation at Present.
The evening times., 1900-03-20

Have you tried Htmch's Book Bser2 Ask
foe it aC all leading hotels and restaurants Or
'Phene 634 Arlington Bottling Co. Tor = case
The evening times., 1900-03-20
FIFTEEN PERSONS HURT
A Disastrous Trolley Car Collision
in Newark, H. J.

On a Down Grade n Motor Dashes
Into One Ahead-Paaic OF the Pas
senEers-PuIIed From the Debris
OF the Wreck Painting and bleed
inE-The Motorman Lost Control
The evening times., 1900-03-20

The Catharine II. Biruey Chapter o.
the National Homeopathic Hospital vii
give a euchre tourney this evening at
o'clock at the residence Of Senator an,
Mrs. Cushman X Davis.
The evening times., 1900-03-20

Miss Matilda Smedley, founder Of the
American National Institute in Paris. wEO
OF that enterprise. viii be. during her lin
ited stay prior to an early return to
France. the guest Of Ms. John c. Good
rich. "A Iowa Circle
The evening times., 1900-03-20

Miss Pauiding is making a short visit to
New York
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
AMUSEME NTS.
ADA REIIAN.

There was quite n rush for seats yes
telday morning when the box Office
opened for the sale for the engagement
of Miss Ada Rehan at the Academy
Monday evening; but good seats. both
in the balcony and orchestra, can still
be had. Miss Rehan will be seen in her
fascinating Interpretation OF Lady
TeaZle In Sherdan's most delightful
comedy School for Scandal" Her
costuming is exquisite, and her grace
full bearing never shows to better adj
vantage than In the minuet of the first
act. Her genius shines Respondent in
all the changing moods requisite to in
terpret this charming and difficult part.
She fulnlls all expectations OF an old
mans dazzling. and shows rather the cx-
ubernnt vivacity of q really virtuOus
and loving woman in blase and world
ly society, than the deliberate vice of n
woman trained for discrimination. Miss
Rchans pretty captious grace of man.
ncr robs the screen scene of all that
might jar upon the modest and sensi-
tive sensibiities of the young girl just
budding into womanhood. Miss Rehan
understands interpreting all emotions,
and knows just where to draw the line,
even In Il part requiring n touch OF sug-
gestivcness like Lady Teazlc.
NEW SOUSA PROGRAMS.
Sousa has evidently been exploring
tiiC WI W . ciNiiC oQAPQl VI ucW itluSiC
of late and has made n prolific haul.
His latest programs are largely COM
posed Of new and bright things not
presented on tour before, certain OF
them now for the first time. OF all
the numbers to be given in the two
Sousa concerts here Friday afternoon
and evening, March 25th, at the Acad-
envy of Music, majority are altogether
new, including the overture, "Capriccio
Brillante," by Giinka; excerpts from
LA Boheme." Puccini; "Ball Scenes.
by Czibulka; q Gypsy Suite" by Ger
man; "Bondo de Mutt" by Gillet, &c.
and Sousa's new march. 1.-THE Man Be-
hind the Gum The solosts have nota-
bic selections also: Miss Bertha Buck
lin, violin, Miss Blanche Dufield. So
prano. and Mr.. Arthur Fryor from
bone.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
BRAN BLETON.

Mr.. William Ellyson, of Richmond.
VIII address the people of Norfolk at
the Park Avenue Baptist Church sum
=da%-morning on state Evangelistic
Work" Mr.. Ellyson is an able and
eloquent speaker and will doubtless at
tract large audience to hear him.
Rev. w. V. Savage, OF Churchland.
delivered an able and interesting adj
dress before the Willing Workers of
Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Church
last night. He selected as his theme
Ready, Aim, Fire" and discussed It
under the following divisions: First.
Preparation; second, "Concentra-
ton; and, third. "Consccratlon." Each
point was forcefully illustrated, and
was much enjoyed by all present.
The EpwOrth League of Trinity NJ.
T.. Church will hold q special revival
service ut $3.50 O'Clock Sunday after
noon. The revival 1T this church is sliIl
on the upward grade. Since our last re-
port there have been five more con-
versions.
Harmony Conclave, NO H. initiated
class OF II last night and received
several applications for membership. I
The p. Y. p. u. of Spurgeon Memo
rial Baptist Church will meet next
Monday night at S o'clock.
There will be reunion of all the
Heptasophs of Norfolk with Columbia
Conclave at their meeting Monday
night. when a fine musical program will
be rendered. At the close refreshments
Will be served.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
upon the mind of person of ordinary
caution and prudence that 1t was q
oangerous obstruction. Reversed.
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Rev. S. c. Hatcher, pastor of Queen
Street NJ. E. Church, left for Ashland
yesterday afternoon to attend the fune-
raj Of Rev. A. G. Brown, D. D., which
takes place to-day.
There was work in the first degree at
a special session OF Ruth Lodge Of
Masons last night.
morning impeded street car traffic
somewhat.
Mr. James Z. Heath, Jr., is in New
York on weeks visit.
DR.. ID. e. Salmon, chief of the Bureau
of Animal Industry, Is spending q few
days at the Hygeia Hotel.
Hon. Thos. w. Russell OF Accomac,
was at the Gladstone Hotel yesterday.
The storm Thursday night blew down
nearly all the telephone poles on Moran
avenue and CRANKY street extended
Damage to wires was done in other
portions of the city
The street crossing on Main street
between the intersection Of Bank street
ana the Confederate monument Is al
most completed
Mr.. James Il. Heath, Jr., left Thurs
York.
Miss Lee G. Cook. State "Y" organ
lZer OF the w. c. II. u, Is the guest OF
Mrs. D. w. Odell. of Freemason street
The Union Sunday School will meet
ut the Old Baptist Church on Cumber-
land street at 3 O'Clock Sunday after
neon. All are invited.
Steamer Hampton Roads broke hel
wheel near her dock in Norfolk on u
sunlten coal barge this morning, knock
ing blades off her wheel. She contin-
ued on her, run. but under difficulties
as she was unable to back, except Will
much difficulty.
The first issue of the Sheldon issue
Of the Topeka Daily Capital. edited as
Christ would edit a paper" was or
sale at some of the newsstands in the
city yesterday.
Bedford Boush. n negro arrested up
on the charge of carrying concealed
weapon, jumped out of the patro
wagon while being carried to the po-
lice station yesterday. He was recap
tured. after n policeman fired his pis-
toll to frighten him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
ATLANTIC CITY.

A large congregation attended the
services at Colley Memorial Presbyte-
rian Church last night and entered
heartily into the spirit of the exercises.
The evangelistic meetings will begin
Sunday night.
The Junior Epworth League OF Lee
Kies Memorial Methodist Church will
have grand rally Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. The program of exercises
will be varied and interesting.
There will be an important meeting
of the Earnest Workers of Central
Avenue Baptist Church Tuesday night.
Every member is urged to be present.
The Junior Society of Christian En-
deavor of Colley Memorial Church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. The exercises will have special
reference to the revival meetings.
Rev. John e. Wales will hold Epis-
coDal services at the w c. T. u. Hall
at I:i5 O'Clock Sunday night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
DAVIS ". CITY OF AUSTIN.
Court of Appeals of Texas.
January IT, 1900.

Court of Appeals of Texas
January II, 1900.
a CITY IS LIABLE FOR INJURY TO
A PEDESTRIAN CAUSED BY HIS
FALLING OVER A STONE ON TIE
SIDEWALK. WHICH HAD BEEN
LEFT THERE FOR A LONG
TIME.
This was an action for personal in
juries. There was q verdict and judg-
ment for defendant in the lower court.
and plaintiff appealed.
Davis. the defendant was walking
along the sidewalk of one of the streets
of the city of Austin. the defendant.
one night, and in attempting to pass
some people in front of him went near
the edge of the sidewalk and hit his
foot against n stone which was there,
was thrown to the ground and injured.
The stone was large one, occupying
two or three feet of the sidewalk and
had been there three or five years,
having been placed there by some in
dividual Policemen had frequently
passed the stone before the accident.
The court says:
1t Is impossible to account for the
verdict of the jury. except that it was
an arbitrary finding in the face of the
undisputed evidence. 1t cannot be .sus-
tanned on the ground that the city
uiu not Know of the existence of the
stone, because the conclusion is ire
sistable, from the length of time the
stone remained upon the sidewalk, that
the city authorities could. by the ex-
erclse OF reasonable diligence long prior
to the accident, have discovered its ex-
fstence.
The defense Of contributory negli
gence is not supported, because the
testimony shows that appellant did not
know of the existence of the stone and
1t is not shown that he was lacking in
the exercise of ordinary caution nj the
time that he came in contact with II
Tie had the right to use all portions
of the sidewalk. which he could expect
was open to use by the public. and he
had the right to assume that It was
free from obstruction and in a reason
ably safe condition The city is only
responsible for ordinary care and dill
gence in keeping it's streets and side
walks in a reasonably safe condition
but In this case it is clear from the
facts that the city did not exercise this
degree of care. The stone remained
in Its position on the sidewalk from
three to FIVE years prior to the acct
dent. If the authorities of the city did
not know of its existence. they could.
by the exercise OF very slight diligence,
have discovered It's position: and an
observation OF It on its location upon
the sidewalk was SUFFICIENT to Impress
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
Revival Services.

AS previously announced in these
columns, meetings Will begin at the
Church Of Christ (Disciples) Mt II n.
m. Sunday. when the pastor, Rev. Rem
G. Herr, will take as his theme. &c
sus Christ as Lord" At 1890 y. IN.
first OF gospel sermons. why BE q
Christian?' will be his theme.
Mr.. Herr is an earnest and eloquent
eNpounder of the gospel. and 10 doubt
MS series of sermons will be much en-
joyed. The public is cordially invited
TO attend these meetings.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
LAMBERTs POINT.

The w. c. 7. u. of Lambert's Point
held mass meeting in the Methodist
Church last. night. Miss Lee G. Cook.
of Buffalo, n. Y. gave a most inter-
esting address i'll the interest of the
~ work. which was much enjoyed by
the audience.
The Lambert's Point Fire and Sal
wage Company are arranging for a
parade and banquet to TO given in the
near future.
AS soon as the ground can be laid off
Messrs. Myers and Ilillam will erect
n row OF handsome residences on the
lots adjoining the celluloid factory.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
Tho Case of Elemmins.
234-236.23S Main Street.

Mr.. Harry X. Wolcott, one of the at
torneys who conducted the prosecution
of Q. I. Flemmirg, said yesterday that
1t is possible for Flemming to get out
OF the penitentiary after serving seven
years. one half his term. If his behav-
Tor justifies 1t, he will probably be given
n conditional pardon after seven years
in the penitcntiary.
AS Flemming was magistrate in the
Nempsville district. n vacancy exists
in this district and will have to be filed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
REWARD !!

Fifty $4,000 Dollars reward for the
body OF Richard Frank Warren. lost Feb
ruary 10. 1900, about eight (S miles from
F1shermans Island
DESCRIP'TiON-IIeigh abou, feet;
light sandy hair: ligh. sandy beard: had
on pair hip gum hoots. Il heavy coat, tvs
pair pants: blue flannel shirt had on n
pair of rcd gloves: had between SIS 90 ard
5000 in his pocket. Think he had deed
in his pocket for piece of oyster ground
on the seaside. The above reward will
be paid on Identification OF the body by
J. 5. WARREN.
fe22-f Cape Charles. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE {

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE. and is cured bv
Tho usc of PAlN-KILLER This Is the
most wonderful and valuable medicine
upon the system IS entirely different from
any, other preparation ever known. The
patient while taking this medicine may
substitutes. there is but one PAIN Killer
Perry Davis. Price DC and Zoe
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17

Newest Discovery" extracts teeth
painlessly. y. Y. Dental Rooms onIy'
No. 1924. corner Main and Talbot SITS.
N E. of monument. established nearly
90 years. Ennes. Dentist. New phone.
1851.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
ADULTDRATED cIpERs.

The third decision is a ruling by Com
missioner Wilson in regard to adult
Grated cider such as grape cider.
peach cider, and orange cider, so often
sold at soda fountains This ruling Is
in the nature of instructions to inter-
nal revenue collectors and agents. and
is as follows:
IT has come to the knowledge of this
office that manufacturers of so-called
elders are placing upon the market a.
! compound or adulteration under the
name of cider. containing wine or
spirits in such quantities as TO render
the manufacturer liable to special tax
as rectiiier These compounds or
adulterations are composed of sugar
tartaric acid. or vinegar wine. srlphnt q
OF lime. wafer, etc. and cherry, orange
peach or other fruit extracts. to flavor
the mixture or adulteration so as TO
produce the various kinds of so-called
ci0er, Tor example, grape cider orange
cluer, peach cider, ETC., as desired One
or the results of this practice on the
part of these manufacturers; is to mis-
lead persons who. deal in said com
pounds, and incur liability to special
tax with respect to the same. In most
instances the persons who deal in these
authorizations claim that they purcha sed
the goods believing them to be what
they were represented to be, and that
In the sale of the same they were not
conscious that they were violating the
law, or that they had incurred liability
to special tax as liquor dealers with
respect to the sale Of the same
In view of these facts, you are in
structed to see that manufacturers OF
this class OF authorizations qualify as
rectifers, and place their product in
merchantable packages, marked
stamped and branded as rectifed
spirits
The use of wines fortified under the
provisions of the act OF March l, 1890
in this connection or otherwise than
for consumption as fortified and as
contemplated by law. is prohibited.
While the regulations of this Office
relating to rectifiers apply to the manu-
facture of the authorizations rescribed
to the extent of rendering the manu-
facturers Of, as we'll as dealers in, the
same liable to special taxes, they do
not apply to pure cider nor to the un-
fermented JUICE of the grape, peach.
pear. OF other fruits.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
Q a s. IT'S q RrA,
Bsarstho - Tho Kind You Naye always Bought
signature "a lx%aNz19

Immense line of neckwear.
RUDOLPH &. WALLACE.
mhl4 1893 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
CHRIST sCIENr1sr

First Church, Public Library Build
ing. corner CRANKY street and College
Place--Servlces at IL n m. Subject.
Reality" Sunday school ut 10 a, M:
Wednesday evening meeting at S
o'clock.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
CHURCH on CuRIST

Freemason, between Bank and Brew
cr-Preaching by the Rev. Ben c. Herr
at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. revival SER
vices at night; Sunday school at 9:45
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. w. DUVAL & Co

NO. Is WATER STREET. NORFOLK.
ENGINES, BOILERS. SAWMILL and
all Kinds OF machinery or the most i'm,
proved patterns. Also repairing a, the
shortest notice Particular attention to
stea mbost work. DUVAL'S PATENT
BOILER TUBE FERRULES are tho
only perfect remedy for leaky boiler
tuoes. They can be inserted In a fsw
inmates by any engineer. and arc war.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17
CHRISTIAN.

Memorial Temple, Cooke and Tun-
stall avenues, Brambleton Ward
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. DR.. ].
Z. Barrett at IL a. m and 1880 D. m.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-17

Supreme Court of Appeals, West va
November Is, 1899.
THE TITLD OF a PURCHASER
UNDER A DECREE OF COURT
WILL NOT FALL WITH ITS RE-
WERSAL.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
with the Advertisers

The Leader one of the most enterpris-
ing and progressive of the dry goods
stores of Wilmington advertises to-day
large and extensive line Of ladies' APP
parel They carry a fun assortment of
millinery, suits, coats, underwear and
everything that women could wish, for
their comfort during these crisp october
days The semi-weekly sale. which was
inaugurated this week, is to be extended
and they viii direct every effort to dis
play the most seasonable and fashionable
goods at the lowest prices. For satur-
day and Monday they give very at
tractive list This firm IS doing a good
business and has gained the confidence
OF the people by it's fair dealing ANY
one wishing anything for FAN wear
could do no better than pay this firm d
visit.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
GENERAL MARKETS

Philadelphia. oct. 1s.-Tlour weak; win
ter superune. l1.sQu2lO, Pennsylvania
roller. clear S.l50S35; city mills. extra,
s2,a5a3. Rye flour dun az $40 per bar
rel FOR choice Ponnsylvaria. Wheat slow;
No. red. spot ga elevator, l2Ani2Ac.
Corn quiet: No. mlNod, October, in
elevator. 4oiaWlusc.; no. yellow. Tor
local trade. iSc. IT'S quiet; new No.
white. clipped 2si. lSa &C.. lower grades,
23a2lc. Hay quiet choice timothy, $3.50
for large bales. Beef quiet; beef hams,
steady; western steamed $50. Live poul-
try quoted az hia09ilc. for choice western
fowls, tllgsc, for spring chickens and sq
SEC. for ducks. Dressed poultry ltresh
killed.. choice western fowls. lOulViac.;
old rOogters &C.. Pennsylvania choice
spring chickens ll0lZc.; fancy spring
l6u22c.; factory. laul6c. June creamery,
1Su2lC., imitation creamery, lii1ulhc.;
New York dairy. laH1lc.. fancy fennsyl-
vania prints lobbing az 20N29c.; do. whole
sale. 2ac. Cheese nrm; large white. lO'sc.;
large. ColOrcd. llC., small, white and cole
urCd, lie Eggs nrmi New York and
packing, az mark liWac.i western, loss
or clc. Potatoes quiet. Jerseys. SlW
l.sFac.; New York, Sl25Nl62iacS Long
Island. I.50Nl15. Jersey sweets. Sl.5oa2
Cahbages quiet; Long Island, l.JQa2.25
Baltimore. oct 1S-Tlour dun and low
or; western supcriine &.ion21o; western
extra. g2.e003. western family, @.s5oS.65;
winter wheat. patent. Si.S50A05; spring
wheat patent. SLO5lis0. spring wheat.
straight S.S5N4. Wheat duh and lower.
spot and month l2tnf2gsc.; December,
1i7sH15c May. S01.NNc., steamer No. 2
red. 7Ohd1o2sc.: southern, by sample, 6j
0T3c.. do. on grade. i0l3c. Corn easy,
mixed. spot and month. 4iiaUiistc.; No
vember. old fiibc.. new i2atI43c: No
vember or December. new or old. 1910
40aic. January. l0Da0itc.. February. iOc. !;
steamer mixed s3izu43sc.; southern,
white ls,4qili4c.; do. yellow 45'Sai'cs;
Oats dull No. white. HuSc.i No. ?
mixed. 25025iac. Rye nominally steady;
No. nearby. 52c. No. western, SIC.
Hay quiet; No. I timothy. I650Nl Grain
freights quiet; rates steady, steam to
Liverpool. per hushcl Hid November,
Cork. for orders. per quarter, 4d. Sd. Oc-
tober and November
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Al the New.Oenturr Club

Building next Thursday evening will be
presented an array OF talent that the
people of Wilmington rarely have "A
chance 10 hear. It embraces Professor
Cresson pianist; the New-Century La
dies Quartet, and Master DAmillio,
violinist, Of Philadelphia, and Miss Mac
Henry reader, who has lately opened a
studio of olocutlon and music in VIII
mington at No 1905 Washington street.
Reserved seats. so cents, at Robolen
Piano Company.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

and Little Bill who are big local favor
ties. "a wife Wanted viii be given
again this and tomorrow afternoons and
evenings AT the afternoon performance
women and children are admitted to the
best seats ON the lower floor for 10 cents.
Tonight the WorlSmen and Mogulllans
Of this city of which order Mr. Warde
is prominent member, will attend the
performance IN a body.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Llre stncl. nlnrI.et..

cables unchanged Good veals steady
others weak; veals. SL50aS.25; grassers.
250G3. Sheep slow; weak TO i5c. lower;
lnmbs steady. prime stock firm. sheep,
few choice wothers. $3.50: culls $3.50:
lambs, Sf500625. one deck $685.: Canada
lambs. S6I635 Hogs weak at $500. so;
few fancy state hogs. $500.
East Liberty. Pa, oct. 1S-Cattle mar
ket steady: extra. $5.6on5.S5; prime. $3.50
$50: common. S3.5od3.l5. Hogs dull and
lower; best mediums and heavy hogs,
$50. heavy Workers. S5H5O5: light do,
SIS; pigs, Si.S0d4e5; roughs S350G4 as.
Sheep steady. choice wethers. 4l5a4 25:
common. sl 50G25O. choice lambs. S515a
6; common to good, Sia5.5o; veal calves.
s7G7.50.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
DOOLEY FAILED TO APPEAR
Was Prosecuting Witness Against
peter Room. Jr.. of Chester

The case OF John +. Dooley. who was
a clayton House guest against Peter
Boon, Jr, Of Chester, was to have been
heard Wednesday night before Alder
man Smith in that city. The defendant
was on hand and about fifteen other in
tercsted persons. Dooley, however failed
TO appear and Alderman Smith decided to
dismiss the case and Boon was discharg-
ed. Dooley charged that he was doped
with liquor and then beaten out Of A5
Ia Boon's establishment.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
sohooner Was i'm collision

The schooner John Francis, Of this
city, for Bath, with steel plates, an
chored at NobslSa on Wednesday and
reported that she was in collision on
Tuesday night with the British
schooner lFranlS W., from Clinton
Point for Sackville. n. b. Seaman
Enoch Saunders was injured and taken
to the Marine Hospital. The Frank
w. was uninjured.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Low Rate Excursion to baltimore,

0HIIWWIi VNts ~ FIII ID y . ~ II
Sunday October a, the Baltimore and
ohio Railroad Company will run another
popular excursion to Baltimore Tickets
win be sold at the low rate Of 81 for the
ound trip. and will be goodo on regular
express train leaving Delaware avenue
station az $40 a. m. Newark at 9.02 a. M.
and on special train leaving Delaware
avenue station at $40 a. M, Newark at
$50 a. m. Returning. tickets will be good
on special train leaving Baltimore at 6.SO
p. m on day Of sale.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

The farce-comedy, "a Wife Wanted"
under the management Of III Warde. a
well-known resident Of this city. received
its first representation here at the Acad-
emy Of Music last night and won the
greatest favor from q large audience
The piece is bright snappy and fun Of
go and makes up the merriest possi-
bic entertainment. specialues Of a high
class are introduced. the most notable
being those presented by sully and Moore