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Evening journal., 1900-10-30
COL0RED REPUBLICANS
WILL HOLD BIG RALLY

In the Opera House tonight the col
ored Republicans OF this city will hold
a big rally. All the colored Republi-
can organizations of the city will pa
rade from their clubhouses to the
Opera House.
The principal speaker will be the
Hon. Charles w. Anderson, Of New
York. He has been accompanying
Governor Roosevelt in his tour OF New
York State, and by special arrange
ment he comes to Wilmington to ad-
dress the colored voters. Mr.. Ander-
son is said to be a colored man oil
high scholarly attainments ana cul
ture, enjoying the confidence and es
teen of the party leaders in Now Yoi k
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
lr Gurntn9 JuurnaA
PUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
FOR STATE SENATORS:

FOR STATE SENATORS:
cond Distrlct-Howard d. Ross.
burth Distriet-Benjamin A.
res.
xth District--Harry c. Ellison
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
rst District-James Kitchen.
bcond District-Samuel II. Baynard
nird District-James w. Robertson.
1urth District-Harry Josiyn-
18th District-William File.
Nth District-Frank p. Ewing.
Yenth District-William X. Finn.
|iehth District-Richard 7. Pilhng.
|inth District-William Chandler.
|.nth District-Harry W. Hushe-
<. -.
.leventh Dlstrict-John w. Dayett.
welfth District-TheOdore +. Clark.
thirteenth District-Robert S. Car
tier.
fourteenth District-Richard Hodg-
fifteenth Dlstrict-James W. Iatto-
b.
|R LEVY COURT COMMloolO4NA@As A@As'7
|arst District--John Lynn.
econd District-Philemma Chand-
third District-John c. Kersey.
Fourth District-Charles Megginson
fifth District-Francis II. Lattomus
Tor Sheriff-Samuel A. Mcdaniel o.
|lmington hundred.
For Coroner-John L. Frick, o.
|lite Clay Creek hundred.
For Receiver Of Taxes and Count.
|sasurer-Horace G. Rettew. OF VII
|lgton hundred.
For Clerk Of the Peace-Winheld }
|igley. of Wilmington hundred.
''or Prothonotary-Frank l.. SPEAK
n, Of Wilmington hundred.
For Comptrolier-George ID. kelley
/ st. Georges hundred.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

Handmade Covered Wash Boilers,
34c
Heavy Cork Linoleum, all widths. per
square yard, 35c
35c. Floor Oil Cloth, 19c
Family Coal Scuttles. 13c.
White Enameled Curtain Poles, COM
plete with trimmings. Csc
Extra quality Japanese Napkins
fancy colored borders, regular price
SOC per hundred. l9c.
Agate Covered Roasting Pans, II
inch, Csc.
Above is only a portion Of the spe-
cially priced goods.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
NIr. rord Chnrters a Trnln

Peter J. Ford made flying trips to
various points in the state yesterday.
He addressed a meeting in Newark
early in the day. and boarding a spe-
cial train for Kirl1wOod, delivered an
address there, and from there came on
his special to this city. Then he drove
to Henry Clay and to Centreville,
where he made speeches.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
ITCHING
Plies. DR..

IINTIINN IIIIEo.-III. NnIUW ;
Ointment is proof against the torments
of Itching Piles. Thousands of testi-
mcnials of cures effected by its use.
No case too aggravating or too long
standing for it to soothe, comfort and
cure. It cures in from to nights.
25 cents.-4S.
Sold by Miller Drug Co.. 4O2 Market,
and N. B. Danforth, Market and Sec
Iond streets.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
AMONG THE PLAYERS.

The Lukens Brothers, three in num-
|Br, whose wonderful triple bar act has
sen seen and admired by thousands
people all over the civilized world,
hd who have recently returned from
b enormously successful engagement
the Paris Exposition, have been en-
hged by j. X Burke, Of the Burke
|Rudeville Festival Company, and will
ppear with that company on its next
ssit to this city, which occurs at the
Irand Opera House tomorrow after
bon and night.
Saturday evening at the Grand Opera
|ouse, Logis James and Kathryn
|idder appear in "A Midsummer
lights Dream" OF the few SUCCESSORS
be late Augustin Daily left, Messrs
|agenhals and Kemper, have per-
BPS won the highest place in the pop
&ac mind. This is partly due, no
Dubt. to the fact that Collin Kemper,
this firm. one of the best stage man
.gers Of the day, was for many years
b Influential member OF Mr. Daly's
brces. Inc most notable productions
this firm have been given in con-
bnction with these favorito stars.
Iouis James and Kathryn Kidder,
10 artists who have proved worthy
; evsry way, the large capital and en-
&rprising methods expended upon
lem. They viii appear here on next
Saturday, night.
Again this week w. L. DOckstader.
0anager Of Dockstader's Theatre, pre-
hts an excellent bill to his patrons,
ld at both performances yesterday
e playhouse was crowded. Marti-
stti and Grossi. the novelty musical
8 am. were the head liners, and did an
q 8,ccedingly clever turn. The stage
E 4tting in the act represented a musi-
8 &ans studio. and the artists produced
usic from every conceivable article
the room. Mr.. Grossrs impersona-
Dn Of Sousa made quite a hit. In
in Uptown Flat Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Horn. James Gaylor and Miss
& NY Graft kept the house in a con-
Hant uproar Of laughter. Tony and
Il innie Bernhard introduced many
ever solos and duets in "A Cham
gne Cocktail" Carlisle's canine
s )nders, Miss Annie Whitney, come
enne: Gaylor and Graft, Milt and
aud Wood, and the Lozelles, con-
g buted largely to the success Of the
~.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
WILL WED in
PHILADELPHIA
Several Wilmington People
viii Witness Ceremony
Social Happenings Throughout
the State Which Are Of
Interest

Wilmington people have received in
vitations to the wedding OF Miss Eliza
beth Richardson Shallcross, OF Phlla-
delphia. and James c. Shallcross, Jr.,
OF st. Georges hundred. The ceremony
will take place In Friends Meeting
House, Seventeenth street and Girard
avenue. Philadelphia. tomorrow even
ing. and will be followed by a recep-
ton at the Hotel Aidinr
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Three Fin d for Assault

Judge Cochran, in City Court this
morning, fined Terrance McCann 81
and costs for committing an assault
and battery upon David Johnson Of
No. 121 Justison street. For assaulting
Elsie Sanders, cOlored. and slashing
her with a knife, Annie Jones and
Olehi Davis, both colored, were assess
ed 81 and costs each.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Two Men Atlcmpt suicide

William Whalen, p years old, of No.
46 Lord street. and William II. Ball cole
ored. aged go years. of Prices Corner
each attempted suicide yesterday. Whal-
ems act is attributed TO dependency at
the death Of friend, while Ball says
family troubles caused him to attempt
90 take his life.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Protest in Behalf of Single Taxer,

Anti-imperialistic secretaries of six
states have forwarded a protest
against the action of the Delaware
Democratic managers in withdrawing
the Bryan electors from the Single
Tax ticket, to National Chairman
Jones. In the letter Of protest, it is
stated that this action of the electors
may possibly result in the loss of
Delaware for BRYAN.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Enter Goldcy college November

AS November is q popular time 20
enter Goldey College. a considerable
number of students from a distance,
as well as from this city. are now
making arrangements to begin a com
mercial or a shorthana course. A
young lady is expected from Dallas,
Texas. The instruction is mainly in
dividual, and there is no better time
TO begin than the first week OF No
vember.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
MORE MONEY FOR RIVER

Engineer Wilson Suggests Big Expen-
diture on Delaware Waterways
According to the annual report Of
Chief of Engineers Wilson. u. S. A..
gratifying progress has been made I'm
coast defense Improvements during the
fiscal year. The report also shows that
much work has been done on rivers
and harbors.
Among the improvements suggested
for the coming year are. Delaware
river. S70l 900: Harbor of Refuge, Del
aware bay 1921 600; inland waterway
from Chincoteague bay To Delaware
bay. $50 900.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
May Have Committed Suicide

Late last night Mrs. Mary Johnson,
aged 80 years, Of No. l349 East Thir-
teenth street, was found dead and IL is
the theory OF the police and Deputy Cor
oner Giles that she ended her life by tax
ing laudanum with suicidal iHtent.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
I Found lizard In n GIa,s

While drawing water from spigot
Mrs Joseph Featherstone, OF No 40i
West Sixth street, was shocked by find
ing a lizard about three and oue-half
inches long had passed through the pipe
into the glass.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Case Was Referred

In United States Court yesterday
Peter p. Twaddell, local milk dealer.
asked to be declared a voluntary bank
rupt. The case was referred to the
referee in bankruptcy, Arthur W. Spru-
ance.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
NIeetinr i'm CentrcriIle

In Centreyille the Republican Club
will hold a mass meeting on Friday
evening, at which Levi G. Bird and
Former Congressman Jonathan =.
Willis will make addresses.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Democrats Are Confldent

Democrats profess to be confident
over the prospects Of carrying the
state. Senator r. r. Kenney says:
Il have no doubt we will carry the
state" w. Lindsay McFarlane, chair
man of the Kent County Committee.
says the Democrats will have not less
than 25O majority.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Held 10 A,rnit Paners

James O'Brien who was arrested in
Philadelphia ON Saturday charged with
robbing the house of J. IL. Clcaver. No.
East Twelfth street, this city, was given
a hearing in Philadelphia yesterday and
held for the authorities Of this state.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
ohiect 10 Use or X-uIgh

Wilmington High School instructors
object to the use Of the title "X-High"
football team of this city, since only
three players Of the team have at any
time attended the High School
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
souvenir of WiIminpton

Send one to your out-of-town
friends, one Of the beautiful souvenirs
of Wilmington. All the principal
points of interest. For sale at all book
stores and news stands. Price ,1b
cents.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
WIN Have I.nrro rnrnnnt

Members of the Water Witch Fire
Company held a meeting hast night and
made final arrangements for participating
in the masked parade tomorrow night.
The company win have a large turn out.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30

For good printing, patronize The
George e. King Press. Ne 100 West
Fourth street, Evening Journal build
ing.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
DIR. Il. sheIp Dead in ST. Louis

DR.. E. Shelp, the veteran dentist.
and one Of the pioneers in the manu-
facture of artificial teeth in this coun-
try and formerly of this city, died re-
Gently in st. Louis after a (nree
weeks illness from abdominal grip.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
nlr rorn Alsn vi.lls shnna

Peter J. Ford. the Democratic cam
didate for governor. visited the shops
including the Jackson and Sharp Com
pany. yesterday. lie is following in
the tracks OF his opponent, John
Hum. who visited all OF the indus
trial establishments last week.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Ragged Fifeen squirrels

Squirrels are plentiful in the roads on
the outskirts Of the city. Stansbury Muir
ray and Hiram Colder bagged fifteen of
the little animals this morning.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Lost Their Rabv Daunbter

The daughter of George Swain, or
Bridgeville, who was shot on Friday
by the accidental discharge of a gun
in the hands Of her father, died yes
terday.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Many Attend Fircmen's BaII

In Turn Hall last night large number
OF people gathered nc the thirty-iirst am
nual ball of the Weccacoe Fire Company
and an enjoyable evening was spent.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
InquirY Conrt Continnes Won,

Another investigation into the cause Of
the discord in Company X, y. q. d.. was
made by the court of inquiry last night.
The investigation viii be concluded next
week
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Addressed nridgerLIIe RalIr

John Hum. Herbert H. Ward. Wal
ter II. Hayes and George w. Roberts
addressed a big Republican mass meet
ing in Bridgeville last night.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Gets PosItion as BoolIeener

S. R. Posey, who recently com
pleted a commercial course at Goldey
College, was elected last Thursday
bookkeeper for the Dillsburg National
Bank, Dlllsburg, Pa.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
NIusioaIe Wns a snccess

Enjoyable and successful was the mu-
sicale given i'm the parish house OF st.
Johns Church last night.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Pullman Oars i'm Service

After having been thoroughly over
hauled the Pullman ears Hypatia and
Calder went into service on the Atlantic
Coast Line to-day.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Saw the New York Fire

Alfred w. Waite. of this city. was in
New York yesterday and witnessed the
big fire there.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Levy Court Considers Overpaid Tnxe,

7
In the session Of the Levy Court
this morning claims for overpaid taxes
of the William Massey estate, Jacob
Belz, J. e. Smith and George Fenster-
macher were referred to a committee.
Tax collections for September were re
ported.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
personal

LADIESl Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills are the best. Safe, Reliable
Take no other. Send &C., stamps, for par
uculars. "Rollef for Ladies'" In letter by
Return Mall. Ask your Druggist CHI
CHESTER CHEMICAL CO.. Phlla., PA.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30

VIII Address Democratic Meetings
Josiah Marvel and Martin T. Smith
will address a Democratic meeting in
Bethel this evening.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
SITUATIONS WANTEn

WANTED.-By expert seamstress.
sewing by the day. Address p. s..
Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30

Campaign Fireworks. Bader Bros,
221 King street.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Ice Machine for Mexico

Shipment Of a three ton ice machine to
Victoria. Mexico, was made by the REM
ngton Machine Company this morning.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
DIR. Groves Chances Arc Even

Inquiry at thc parsonage of Asbury NJ.
T.. Church this morning disclosed the in-
formation that the condition of the Rev.
James Grove is about the same as it was
yesterday
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
MO for RniIwaY Company

At Shipley street wharf is one of War
ncr's bnrges. loaded with ties for the
Peoples Railway Company.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30

Campaign Fireworks Bader Bros.
221 King street.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30

For a Cold in the Head, Laxative
'omo-Quinine Tablets.
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
Rm neads. Letter neads

And all kinds OF commercial printing
The George e. King Press, No. 100
West Fourth street
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
For SALE

FOR SALE-Horse and buggy,
cheap, Fourth and Union streets.
n2n-At
Evening journal., 1900-10-30
NOTIcFs S.

NOTICE.-For every 10 cents worth Of
work done az the Clayton House Tonsor-
inl farlor, George Richards. the popular
barber, viii give a ticket emitting It's
holder TO chance ON $40 bed room
suit OF Quartored oak, now on exhibition
az j. >. N iiarman's, king street.
MISS IT, L. COURSEN.
FASHIONABLE pRESSMAKER.
oii-i2t No. gl0 West Seventh street
BENEFIT or THE GALVESTON
|suFFERERS.-All sketch teams. aero
battle and speciality people. Young Indies
who would like TO take part In the bcnc-
ht address q. II. c.. this Office.
NOTlCE.-On and after September H.
1900. Seventh street bridge will be closed
60 the public travel. as the contractor
Will commence work on the new stoe
bridge at that time. BY order Of Bridg,
Committee.
J. J. GALLAGHER. Chairman.
/ MONEY TO loan ON mortgages IN sum,
/ 10 suit LAMBERT FOuLK.
alo-u gl9 Market Street.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-05-10
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

ITO Have and TO Hold" the latest
Of the popular novels. Is to he dram
ntlzod. Charles Frohman has secured
the rights from It's author. Miss Mary
Johnston.
Tommaso Snlvini. the famous Ital.
ian tsagcdian, now 72 years old. is act
Ing In st. Petersburg. his first appear.
nncc there for 20 years. lie Is said
to have created great enthusiasm.
Miss Alice Ncilscn's opera for next
year will not be u new one. though IL
never has been seen ON this side OF
the Atlantic. II Is by Messenger and
In entitled "Fauycllc du Temple"
Harry j. Smith Is adapting the book
and the lyrics.
Miss Elsie de Wolfe will be put for
wnrd n second time as a star by Mr..
frohman the coming season. IL Is said
the play will be OF French origin and
that Miss de Wolfe is to go to Paris
In May to see IL played in its original
language.
j. y. Pychowski n most admirable
plnnlst, though little known TO the
public. died recently Mt Hobokcn. y.
j. He was born in Bohemia In 1918
and began the study Of music at an
enrly nge, finishing his studies with
Tomnschck ut Prague. lie came to
New York In 1850. and since that time
has devoted himself mainly TO teach.
InH, lie wns of "A ginpulnrly retiring
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-05-10
YOUNG MULTI MILLIoNArRss.

william X. Vanderbilt, Jr., will never
have to worry over bills, for he In the
prospective heir TO his fathers $780,
100000. lie IL n born business man,
rather than u student. lie left college
before graduation and married vir.
ginia Fair.
Young Alfred Vanderbilt, who inhcr-
tied the bulk OF his fathers fortune
over his brother Cornelius because the
iotter's marriage did not suit his ia
ther, 10 20. He has graduated from col
lege and has seen a great deal Of soci-
ETY. life.
During the next century the Gould
fortune will be pretty well cut up, for
there sre many heirs, the richest OF
whom will be Kingdom Gould, George
Gould's eldest. At present George
could's rating is s7o,000.0 900. Kingdom,
though a mere child, speaks German
and French and knows considerable
about yachting.
The son Of William Waldorf hstor.
who lives IN England, Is 10 and will &c:
the bulk OF his fathers fortune. A.
the present time IL is estimated that
fortune IL 5000. coo 900. John Jacob As
tor, OF New York, while not 40 rich as
his brother. has over s75,OO0,oGO, most
Of which will go To his ninc.year-old
son. n bright youngstcr.
Another prospective millionaire Is J.
Pierpont Morgan, Jr. Like his father.
he objects TO any notoricty, and bis
name seldom appears In the papers.
While he is still less than 20 years OF
age, he is the manager OF his fathers
London Office. ana will eventually
come into IA fortune that will scarcely
be less than si5O.O 900. A few years
ago he was married 10 Miss Jane y.
Grew, Of Boston, and the position that
he holds In London society In one OF the
best.
Ono Of the young men who will he
among the richest Of the rich of tho
first decade OF the twentieth century Is
Harry Payne Whitney. He In at pres.
ent the hnr OF three great fortunes.
His father. william G. Whitney, Is
worth probably not less than s75,COO,.
900; his uncle, Col. Oliver Payne. has
nearly as much. and II will go to him.
His wife. who wns Gertrude Vanderbilt,
will receive something like $4,000. coo
from her father: so, taking IL all In all.
Harry Payne whitney Is liable to be
one Of the richest men In the United
States n quarter OF n century hcncc.-s
n. y. Telegraph.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-05-10

siye Pointers that the heir io one Of
the oldest and best names in Gotham's
-Four Hundred was Il slave to her beck
and call, dismaycd to think Of The scene
that might occur through his JEALOUSY
when hc saw the devoted attentions
she received from 80 many mcn--oi,i-
GERS, civilians aud cndcis. Old Cashion
came up now ms regularly as Saturday
night came around. and there were
Others. Margaret Garrison was more
talked about than any woman IN Or
nngc county, yet whc could report any
thing Of her beyond that she was uni
Ncrsal fa,oritc. and danced, walked. pos
sibly ilirird with u dozen different cav.
alters every day of her life. There were
som, few people among her nccuscrs,
dcmnrc and most propcr-cvcn prudish
women, Of whom. were the truth Ia
be told. 80 little could not bc said
"Gov" Prime took the only kind of
room In bc had IN the house. 80 full was
it-n little seven by ten boN ON the
Office floor lie would hay. slept in the
coalbin rather than lcav' her. lie saw
her go OF to the hop looking radiant.
glnncing back over her shoulder and
smiling sw,cily at him. lie rushed 10
his trunk. dragged out his evening
clothes aud stood at the wall looking
on until the last note Of the last dance
he, noted German leader in the
younger set and the best dancer of his
years in Gotham. Not so much ~ u
single spin had he. and he longcd 10
show those iight-waistcd, buitOn.bc.
strcwcd fellows IN gray and white how
little they really knew about dancing,
well rs many of them appeared on the
floor. His reward was rendered as the
hop broke up. She came gliding TO him
with such wiiclcry in her uprniscd face.
"Now, sir, II Is your turn. ! couldn't
give you dance. for my card was made
out days ago, but Mr.. Ln'robc was glad
enough To get rid Of taking me home.
lie Is daft about Nita, aud Of course
she can't let him take her To more than
one hop week. Mr.. stanton j. her
escort tonight"
Then she placed her little hand on
his arm, aud drew herself to his side,
ana when he would have followed the
others. going straight across The broad
plain To the lights NJ the hotel, turned
him to the left. I'm going Ia take you
nll the way round, SIR" she said. Joy
ously. "rhcn we can be by oursel.c,
ut lcest ten minutes longer"
ITO lie Contlnucd1
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worried nni Ind se.u ne, ,,s,cr,, yorrv

worried md had seen ner sisicr's worry.
Then no sooner did "Goy" reach Europe
than he began writing impassioncd let
tcrs by every steamer, but that wasn't
80 bad. She had several mnsculne cor
respondents, some OF whom wrote ms
often MS Frank, b1t none of whom, 60
do her justice, got letters ms often ns
he did, which, however, was saying
little, for she hated writing. "Gov"
was TO have stayed abroad three
months, plotting the pntcr and sister
about the scenes 40 familiar To him,
but they saw how nervous and un-
happy he was. They knew he wns writ.
ing constantly 10 some one. Mildred
had long since OWNED that there was n
girl Mt the bottom of II all. and longcd
and stroyc Ia find ont who she was.
Through the last Of June and all
through July he rcsolutcly stood 10 his
promise and did his best 10 he loving
and brothcrly 10 u loving and devoted
sister and dutiful to most indulgcnt
father. But he grew white and worn
and hnggar,l, he who had been such
picture Of rugged health, and, In her
utter innocence aud ignorance IN to
the being on whom her brother had
lnvishcd the wealth of his love, Mildred
began 10 ask herself should she not
urge her father Ia let "Gov" return to
hmcricn. At last one sweet July even.
ing, late IN the month. the brother and
sister were wandering along the lovely
shore of Iuccrnc. lie had been un.
usually iitful, restless and moody all
day. No letter had reached him IN over
fortnight, and he was miscrnbly ui.
happy. They stopped NJ u grassy bank
that ran down To the ripping waters
edge, aud she seated herself on u stone
ledge, while In reckless abandonment
he threw himself nj full length on the
dcwy grass. Instantly the last doubt
vanished. Bending over him. her soft
hand cnrcssing his hair, she whispered:
Gov dear boy, IL IL 80 very hnrll?
Would you like To go To her nj oncc?"
And the boy buried his face IN her
lap. iwincd his arms about her slender
waist, and almost gronncd aloud ns he
answered: "For PHYS sake help me IL
you can, Mildred. I'm almost mad"
Early IN August the swirtcst steamer
Of the line was splitting the Atlantic
surge and driving hard for home. with
Gov cursing her for canal boat. The
day after hc reached New York he had
traced and followed the White Sisters Ia
West Point. and Margaret Garrison
stared In mingled delight, triumph and
uiSnny at the card In her hand. de.
light that she could show these cxrlu.