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Evening journal., 1900-07-24
w CHURCH FOR NELSON

me Work VIII be Begun This
Week---Personal Mention
ielson. July 23.-Miss Ethel Kenney
) has been very i'll with the measles,
Ow out again.
[rs. Matilda Parker and Mrs. Dora
iey, of Delmar. are visiting friends
d relatives here.
harEe Windsor Of Laurel, Del, was
.0ng friends here last Sunday
.Ir. and Mrs. w. S. Parker. Of Delmar
Int Sunday here
The Building Committee ordered the
ming cut last Monday for the new
lrch here. They expect to start th'
.penters to work on the church thil
sk The building is to be 32xS0 witt
l.. 25x35. The Building Committe
)ects to lay the cornerstone ol
ursday.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
BODY SHIPPED TO PHILADELPHIA
Corpse Of the Man Killed on the
Railroad Identified

1t has been established beyond doubt
that the unknown man who was killed m
"a railroad collision last week is William
Shields, of Philadelphia.
This morning Deputy Coroner Ferris
Giles disnterred the corpse from its
burial place in Silyerbrook cemetery ana
shipped it 90 the home OF the dead mans
mother Mrs. Margaret Shields. Mo- 1872
Church street. Fraukford. Philadelphia.
Burial will take place from her home.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
SOLD STOLEN REVOLVER
Bridgeville Omcers on the Track of
Broad Creek Burglars
Special to the Evening Journal

Bridgeville. July 24-Burglars broke
into the railway station at Broad
Creek the other evening and stole a
suit Of clothes, a revolver and a pair Of
shoes belonging to Agent j. NJ. Blanch-
ard
One Of the burglars n negro appear
ed in this town on Saturday evening
and sold the revolver to another negro.
Chief Of Police Cahall was notified. but
the negro disappeared before being APP
prehended
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
MURDERED FOR HIS MONEY
That Is the Belief in The Case OI
Alberta

New Castle. Pa. July "a sabastia
Alberta. an italian. was found dead
near Chewion, Pa. yesterday with two
bullets i'm his head and his money,
amounting TO $3.50. missing Alber-
"a quarroled with his partner. Tiana.
on Saturday and dissolved partnership.
After drawing their money from the
bank the two went ont for a walk.
That was the last time he was seen
alive. Tiana, il is said has gone TO
New York
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Woman's Hands BADLY Cut
snecial TO the nraninr journal.

Iron HILL Md. July 2L-Mrs. Joseph
Rawllns. living near Floyd's Corner,
while cleaning a lamp globe last night,
badly lacerated both hands She had
her right hand inside the globe and
was twisting it around. when it broke,
badly cutting both hands and nearly
cutting her right thumb off.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
nnfent rnr coIomhian RebeIs.

Caracas, Venezuela, July 24.-ln con-
sequence Of the last defeats sustained
by the rebels the Colombian revolution
is now considered lost. The govern
lnent forces have again occupied Bu-
caramanga and Cucuta after a bloody
battle. in which many prisoners were
rauturel
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
win Not Lecture

Owing TO his appointment as com
missioner OF education In Porto Rico.
Or. Martin Y. Brumbaugh. OF the Uni
velsity OF Pennsylvania viii be unable
10 tuhll the engagement which he
made 10 deliver a course of ten lectures
during the next school year ia Will
mington before the Primary Teachers
Association.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Iron Hm Man in Critical Condition
Special to the Evening Journal

Iron Hill, Nd. July 2l.-Earry Scott
is i'll in consequence of small pimple
which appeared on his right hand some
time ago, and which he picked of on
Sunday. The hand has swollen to four
times its normal size and gives him
much pain. 1t has not been long since
his little daughter. who died OF blood
poisoning, was affected in the same
manner. only the pimple appeared ON
her face. and when she picked it, blood
poisoning set i'm.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
nrn.ned NhIIe nnlhinE.

Chester, Pa. July 24-Thomas Brads-
bury. the electrician at the Tidewater
Steel companys works, was drowned
yesterday while bathing at the COM
pany's pier in the Delaware river His
home is in Kingston. Pa. He was 26
years OF age and unmarried. The body
was recovered
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
NIakIng Renairs lo nrIdge
speclal DO the EvenIne Iournal

Clayton. July 24-At last repairs
have been commenced on the three
bridges on Bassett street, Smyrna ave
nue. and Rodney street. roads leading
into Clayton The structures have
been In n terrible condition for several
months. but the crowd of wQrlSmen now
being employed will repair them with
all possible haste.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
POPULAR BEACH SERVICES
OF Lcwes' Gather i'm the
Sands on Sunday Evening
sneclal 90 the EHenlng journal.

Loves. July 23.-The Rev. William
L. White, pastor OF the NJ Z. Church.
has decided to close the church on Sun
day evenings for the balance Of the
Summer and will conduct services OF
song and praise on the beach.
A large company assembled last
night The feature of the service was
an address by Dr. Eugene Manning. Of
Delaware College. and a duet mo
Room in the Inn, by Mrs. Arthur Hud-
son and T. r. Ingram.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
- I.nrrIcide out on Ban.

Honesdale, Pa, July "a. - Alton
scisco, aged l2 years, who has been In
Jail since July 13 charged with shoot
ing his father, was released yesterday
in $500 bail. On July 10 Oscar Scisco
was shot and instantly killed by the
lad in defense of his mother whom the
man was beating at the time.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Gelting Ready for Baby Show

Entries for the baby show to he given
by Columbia Lodge /. O. o. f.. ON Au-
gust II. at Shellpot Park, can be lori st
any of the following places: Francis r.
Gallagher. J. J. Gallagher. Lewis Adair,
Garrett S. Smith, j. W. Boone, T.. W.
Hertel and Edgar II. Allahand.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Crowds Visit Rehoboth
,neoial to the Tvening Journal

Special % tne EFtnInE JuurnaI
Rehoboth. July 24.-Hundreds Of ex-
ursionists from Baltimore and all
arts of Delaware darkened the sands
This resort on Sunday, and the
aves were filled with bathers through
II the day. The number Of pleasure
eekers visiting here is large, and Re
cboth is. for the first time, enjoying
be sweets Of a magnificent boom.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
variag at the Breakwater
Special to the evening Journal

Lewes, July 23.-The majestic cruiser
Variag built for the Russian govern
ment by the Cramps of Philadelphia,
arrived at the Brealwater at o'clock
yesterday afternoon and after two
hours maneuvering on the ranges to
test her compasses, she proceeded out
the capes at a high speed bound for
the New England coast, where the Of
fetal test Of speed viii occur. Many
people watched the big, fleet warrior.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Row at a coIored Cnmn
Special 10 he Tvoninp Journal

Iron Hill. Nd. July 2S.-Colored
camp commenced on Sunday in McCul
lOugn woods, near Singerly. Every
thing passed pleasantly until late last
evening. when two colOred men who
had been associating with John Barley
Corn. kicked up a little disturbance.
They We're promptly elected from the
grounds.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Philadelphia and Reading Route to
Atlantic City.

Solid vestibuled trains; brand new
coaches, seating ninety passengers
hard coal burning engine and sixty
minute trips between Philadelphia and
Atlantic City. with greatly increased
train. service, are features offered by
the P. & R. new schedule taking effect
to-day.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
smyrna Boys Break Their Arms
sneciai 10 the Evening Journal

oUtNIdI 20 IIIV TNVIIIII8 "NNI II'II'
Smyrna. July 24.-While the 10-year-
cid son Of william Fisher living on
the Gettysburg farm, near town, was
riding a fractious horse yesterday he
was thrown, in the fall sustaining q
broken arm. Or. J. W. Clifton reduced
the fracture. The Fisher lad makes the
fifth to bgak his arm in this vicinity
within two weeks.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
EBRON LOSES A RESIDENT
,orge d. Mills Cut or in Life's
Journey at 30

Hebron, July 23.-George d. Mills
ID Monday evening, aged about So
ars. His remains viii be inferred in
E family burying ground on Wednes-
afternoon.
Miss BESSIE Bollitt. of Mardela
rings. is visiting her sister, Mrs. X
Bethard.
Hebron Epw0rth League was led yes
rday by Miss Bertha Collins. Topic:
rhe Needy at Our Door"
S. +. McCallister. Of Mardela Springs
BENT sunday in Hebron with hi
aughter. Mrs. E. p. Cordray.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Funeral largely Attended
Special to the Evening journal

Iron Hill, July 23.-Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Harris lost their third child in
two years last week and the second one
in two months. Spinal meningitis
caused it's death IL was two
years of age, and was buried
in the family burial ground at
Bethel yesterday. The funeral was
largely attended, over 125 carriages
being in line.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Drove on a Bridge
speelal % the EvenIng journal

Iron Hill, Nd. July 24.-Wilham Nc
Closky Of Strickersyille. while driving
a pair Of spirited horses yesterday. ran
off small culvert bridge He was
thrown to the ground and slightly in
Jured, but the wagon was damaged
Nelson Warren, who was following in
team in close proximity. narrowly es-
capped crashing into the creek.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
shortlldge NIade Eye specIalist

DR. T. ID. Shortlidge, of Wilmington,
who went to Manila recently in the gov
ernment service. has been promoted by
the chief surgeon 20 the position of eye
specialist in the hospital in Dagapon. Lu-
zon, Philippine Islands.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Wilmington Woman Finds Old oOiA
Special to the Evening Journal

Iron Hill, Nd, July 24-Mrs. Gigger,
Of Wilmington. who is on a visit here,
while out walking along the pike on
Sunday picked up a French coin dated
l72. The lettering is dim, and the in
trinsic value is unknown as yet. She
will ondeavor to find out its worth
when she returns to Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
SEVERELY HURT BY A FALL
Painful Injury Sustained by Woman
Near Glasgow
Special 70 The Evening Journal.

Iron Hill. Nd. July 23.-Mrs. Margaret
Clark, Of near Glasgow. was severely
cut over her left eye yesterday. In
coming down stairs she wheeled around
suddenly on the last step, her head
coming in contact with an entry door.
She was knocked down by the blow
and rendered unconscious. When pick
ed up, blood was oozing from an ugly
wound and her face and clothing We're
covered with blood.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Thesc Thieves were Hnngrr
Special to the Evening journal.

Bridgevilie, July 24-Thieves forced
an entrance into the pantry Of Mrs.
Loxley Wiley last evening and stole
three hams and a large quantity of
other provisions.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
STEAMER POKONOKET READY
VIII be Put ON the Line From Lewcs
TO Philadelphia
Special to the Evening journal

Lewes, July 23.-The trim little
steamer Pokonoket recently purchased
by the Lewes River Improvement Com
many, will start on her schedule trips
on Saturday between Milton, Lewes. and
Philadelphia.
The indications are that the new
mouth cut for Loves creek by this COM
pany will remain open and the venture
prCve q success. There is 3 feet of
water at its head already.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
vesteraa,,a nnscbnlI cannes.

At Philadelphia III innings, called,
darkness) philadelphia, a Cinclnna1l'
a. at Boston 90 inningsl Boston, o;
ST. Louis, 4. AT Brooklyn Called
darkness) Brooklyn, Z; Chicago, q
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
PoIloe Canght Rnnaway Don

George Mcknight, aged 10 years. who
ran away from his home, No. 234
Woodlawn avenue, on Saturday night.
was caught by the police last evening
and returned to his parents The boy
has run away several times before.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
hearY stnrm Around Newnrll

Newark was visited by one of the
heaviest storms of the season yesterday
afternoon. Fences and trees were blown
down and the roads were flooded.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Dwelling struck by Lightning

On Saturday evening the house OF Mrs,
Hoffman. in Edge Moor was struck by
iiehning. The bolt knocked down the
chimney. and then ran down to the par
l0r, where the carpet was torn.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Endenrorers to Picnic

On August the Christian Endeavor
Union OF Chester County, Pa. win hold
its annual picnic at Lenape Park.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
sneciaI song serrIce

At the Harvesters Mission, at Front
and jefferson streets this evening a
special song service win be held.
Evening journal., 1900-07-24
Union Veteran Leglon's Excursion

An arrangements nave been completed
for the excursion of the Union Veteran
Legion to Augustine Pier, on August ?.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15
MAKE LIFE MISERABLE.
It's the Lutte innings Ihat DO s.

It's the Little Things II nat DO SO.
How frequently you hear people COM
plain cf only slight case Of plies
often claiming that the trouble is
merely temporary, induced by cositiye-
ness or sedsntary habits
II may be- some satisfaction 0 con-
sole yourself in this way, but tits much
better to check the trouble at once
You can't do it too soon.
In time these little rectal tumors will
grow from the size Of grape seed un-
til a knot of them results as large as a
pigeons egg.
These become inflamed and tender to
the touch and cause itching, singing
and throbbing pain.
Thus the disease continues from bad
ito worse until the patient can bear the
annoyance no longer.
/ The Pyramid Pile Cure Is a perfectly
safe and certain cure for piles in any
of these stages. II goes to the very
source OF the trouble and drives out all
inflammation, causing the tumois to
subside and the membranes to resume
their normal healthy condition.
Piles lead to too many complications
to trifie with every remedy that comes
along People have found 1t pays to use
a standard remedy like the Pyramid
Pile Cure, which for ten years has been
tested in thousands of cases.
Physicians use the Pyramid Pile Cure
Din preference to surgical operations,
because they know 1t contains no co..
caine, morphine or poisonous drugs and
because 1t is no longer an experiment.
The Pyramid, Pile Cure is in SUPPOSE
tory form to. be used at night and
causes no detention from bustnsss, lis
painless and costs but 50 cents at any
drug store in the United States and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15
Or. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Golf gloves at Lee & Benedict's.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.

Golf gloves at Lee Il Benedict'S s.
s - -,
mas eselylhl1is ~ si'e lluil i'i'e'
Headquarters for holiday goods. Mil
Ter, the ieweler.
-5-..,.--- ~.
dren at NJ. F. Andrews.
81, ~ -. s, ~,
= ~ = 80, = -
= ls.' s. - a's = ~. ! s y =
Those pretty patterns in French nan-
nels are going fast. Mhitton 4 White
head.
Try our. ground fsed at GO cents.
Nothing like il for horses and mich
cows III saves hay. Arson Co.
l'auies ana gents Maseies " ssas ~
Trading stamps. M;Ilsr. the ieweler.
IL
S'oeSNs ShousT'a ssoysas ai'u slosllsl.s
iraln one cent tos g esnss. ls =. ~.
December Is 70 - az = s Nsess
Main
veteran and Mrs. ". II. Milliken. oil
the Soldiers iome, ltsfi TINS !ails on IS
q mo months iurlouefl Wllicf bntss VII
Bloomfield.
MISS sisiaiene i'as
rom an eN fsilAee ~ 49,
VISIT was I'noisas's uai 8
he Mcla man y ila's lti q " ~
tflss quarantine Was IA SGD toaS' Is
Nrs Il "a Keller ,,,,rsvsa home Fri
III, !, -, ,i,a ,olera,ln ssecial
s,:,,,, ss,,f.b,,,s-.,I ana SiillvanlSee Wis.
&
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IN ~. ~ AZ IL, :,
The fines tourist eslis run on any line
7sre those which ienvs Alaisnalltow i
levefy Wednesday I s;S' p. M tor Los
IL ~ GENT for fun
T,.5,,ic,,l.,,,s
cur f;ill stock OF ilaft coal IS etatirsiS
eieal'eg Up a:lc5Sve 9 Ee DOW Ts.ee1iN'lng =
lse ul5piy OF tres y ~ siit, nara eoai
illlii.ee sIilcs. the strife when comes
n "a IS ga s. g ilsl from
e peafs eiia AZ ana one prices aIs as
stosy az the lowest. 5aksi' iSro
When booking far, CHRISTMAS Sprs.,s ri.
stst, M IS Aiises Ax.s,lee.,ss arss see me
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15
Chamberlain, Christmas goods
Ruminage sale at l27 West Main.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician
Children lesgings at NJ. F.. Andrews.

r1 ttss s'stiS stiiu utiiiiis, lt'slt
D. G Wilbur.
Euv Your Christmas handkerchiefs of
Wilton & Whitehead.
Elmer Walters Where is Cobb coin-
rany arrived in the city this morning
from the north.
Route Agent W ] buchanan of The
ADAMS Express Company, was in the
eity Friday on business
you al the odeon tonight Where IS
cobb2G All fun Popular prices.
W. ara able 10 make sht- heap prices
we do on sllinibel- because W. are manu-
factlrsrs j. r. Irwin Lumber Com
pany.
See those chilarsns chairs, rockers
doll cabs 90 carts. desks and otllet arr
tsules g Sc the little girls al p. g..
Milbur's
ANY oss having household goods,
slsfhilag paIl aiu4llts Of al kinds
that n y3slij nos AM. At tls m 70 the
runi,aa 5 ais West Main.
Mrs Zen Hinman. q Chicago. Who
has beer IL III ity since the recent
sleatilsef hef nnthe N saw, the late
Nj: Il Iiintnass, legt tilss morning
~ ~ s'ar her home
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15

Rev II. ". Russell will go to Water
loo this evening and VIII speak in that
city sunday in the interest Of Coe Cox
legc. His pulpit VIII he filled BY Or.
Mccormick, president of C'oe Coli &c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15
SPECIAL HANDKERCHIEF SALE
Monday md Tuesday at Lee 4. Benz

Monday and Tuesday at Lee 4 Benz
edict's.
SIX Of our best scent handkerchiefs
Tor % cents.
Six mems handherchiefs for 20 cent $.
Three Of ladies', the Decent handker-
Chief for % cents.
'rwo Of ladies', the l5-cent handker-
Chief, for Is cents.
Ladies 20 and s5-cent handkerchief
for - cents.
Mems silk initial handkerchief for .
cpEis
4 good muller for Is cents.
LEE, & BENEDICT.
Taken this month keeps you well all
tn Greatest TONIC known. Rocky.
Mountain Tea. made by Madlso Mv,ii-
eiIae 'prlpaias:; IS cents, aIcsrlde &:
Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15

our store Is flied with Christmas
goods. and We, are laying presents away
for those Wha make their selections
early Every thing IN The furniture Zinc,
Including indian stools, rugs, desks,
rockers and other desirable articles.
Marion Gard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15

Mr.. Walter Ward son of DIR w. j.
Ward, of Gilman, was in the city Friday
afternoon, en- route home from Mi. Ner-
mon, where he is q student of Cornell
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15

A very pleasant surprise was held at
Mr.. and Mrs. George Biamer's new.
home al 609 West Linn street Friday
evening by the BAPTIST Hill Bible class.
During the evening several games and
guessing contests created a spirited
rivalry. In the guessing contest Mrs.
Nick Miller was awarded first prize and
Mr.. Will Jennings the second Those
present We're Mrs. j. w. Isoggie, Mrs.
Buzzard and daughter Mabel Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. S. Clifford and daughters Stella
and Esther, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jennings,
Mr. ard Mrs. David Lennox. Mr. and
Mrs. Nick Miller. Mrs Frank Miller,
Mrs. Turnkey Miss Gertie Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway. Refresh
ments We're served during the evening.
One of McCombs Bros. bus teams
INDUCED in spirited runaway Friday
evening about $50 o'clock The ani-
mails did not run far, but for few mo-
ments 1T looked as if it might prove
quite serious. The bus was standing in
front of the fremont, where passengers
had just been unloadedi from the even
ing trains. For some reason the horses
became excited and wanted to reach
the barn. They made one lunge and
quicker than a flash We're making for
the barn on Church street. They
rounded the corner of Main and First
at a breakneck speed, the coach struck
the city electric light pole with such
force as to break the hold of the rope
that sustains the arc light at that point
and allowed 1t to fall to the ground.
Running a block south on First street
they turned, the Church street corner
and then made another turn to get into
the barn. How the heavy coach man
aged to keep on all four wheels is a
mystery, but it did so and the damage
to the vehicle was very slight. - r.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15

The invitation that we have extended
In oui, display .ad for this evening is
Intended for you. Respectfully, Henry
Pappe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15

Our fall stock of hard coal is entirely.
cleaned upsand we are now receiving. a
large supply Of fresh, bright, hard coal
mined since the strike which comes
thru in sailed cars direct from the mine
IT beats en- all and our prices are az
Low az the lowest. Baker Bros.
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Dr.. Bryant, physician and surgeon.

Mr.. and Mrs. August N,lese, of Pick
ering, We're in the city this morning
and went to Nfontour for a shortsvisit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15

Kuvnliss at MCBRIDE & Wills.
: DIR. BRYANT, over i6 West Main.
Wool shirt waists. Lee 4 Benedict.
pr. Mlghell. surgeon and physician
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-15

Til Marshal Tailoring Company
W. keep YOU posed on the lates fas,i-
Ions fabsics, z nj you know our work 4
nlaisnip is the hesst W. d. not make
oui brag on a large stock ~ Old goods.
,isth.r do We cain new goods every
day unless We can demons trate the
fact. Wsare in receipt Of d large in !
invite the public Q conc ard see for
| themselves our prices are the iowsst
cons stent with first class worknan-
ship. The Marshall Tailoring Company.