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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION

for chills and fever is a bottle Of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic The formula is
pftIny printed on each package. Ii is
simply Iron and Quinine in tasteless
form and is compounded in correct pro-
portions. The reason irnitators do not adj
vertise their formula is because they know
you would not buy their medicine
if you knew its ingredients. Groves
is the original, and is the only chill and
fever remedy sold throughout the entire
rnalarial section Of the U. S. No cure. no
nay Price Soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
BASEBALL GAME
Richmond College rs. William and
Mary This Afternoon.

The aggregation of Virginia League
cherubs that viii represent Richmond
This season are now here-at least. most
of them are, and in their grey and blue
uniforms, are getting the kinks out OF
themselves al Broad-Street Park. under
the direction of Mr. a C. Small. treasur-
er of the Club.
Those Who came in yesterday are: w. T.
Sutch. kid Morris. o. Summers, Lee
Tannehtll. Tom Stouch and III. Manners.
Harry Berfe and Druby and the others
will reach here this morning.
The abore-named players, with Foster,
Blsb!e. Holland and Frost, limbered IN
for several hours yesterday
Manager c. ~. BOYER reached the city
Sunday night ard Is stopping al Mnrpay's $.
He spent portion of yesterday in Peters,
burg.
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Pittsburg, :: CINCINNATI. o.

CINCINNATI, April 2s.-Waddel shut
the locals out to-day. though ne was hit
hard throughout. Scott was miserably
supported and nit freely at times. Ger.
the new man. who played third, showed
clearly 1hat he rs in need of practice.
Score by innings: h II. r.
CincinnaH.- 30 Q o epVu
ratttfsburs. ..060lS lis 10 1
Ratteries-Peitz and Scott, Waddell and
Zirnrner Time. las. Umpire, O'Day.
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Rasel,all To-Day.

This afternoon Richmond Col
,ege will cross bats with William and
MARY at Broad-street Park. This is the
second game to decide the championship
of the Virginia State Athletic. Associa-s
ton. SO far as Richmond College Is con-
cerned. Al present William and Mary
is the only team in the Eastern DIVISION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
FORMER RICHMONDER HURT

Husband Under Suspicion OF having
Caused Her Injuries.
PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-Nrs, Lille
Kuhn, wife Of William Kuhn. OF ken
mond, Va. was found in the side yard OIL
a clearinghouse, at No. 1l6 North SIX
teenth Street. shortly after midnight THIS
morning, with her head and face hadlS
lacerated. one leg broken, and her body
badly bruised. She was removed to St
Joseps,'s Hospital, where her husband.
with his throat badly cut, was also sent
under the guard of two policemen
He is under Surveillance, on suspicion, to
await the result of mis- wife's injuries.
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Norfo,I, League Team.

NORFOLK, VA, April 2S.-SpecEal.-The
All Americas. cf Baltimore. a picked-up
team of professionals. played Norfolk
League team to-day, and We're worsted-
3 10. o. Batteries: All Amcrican-O' 1srien
and Clay, Norfolk-acCioud, kenny and
NelSUn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
DIR. Mcclure Gut Again

DR.. Hunter Mcclure was so much better
yesterday that he was able 20 walk about
the yard of his country home, on Rrook
Road. He is much stronger,-,and is able
to take his daily noirishment-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Yesterday.

Boston, S; Philadelphia, s.
Pittshurg, q; Cincinnati. o.
Brooklyn-New York-Rain-
ST. L ouis-Chicago-Rain.
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MARRIAGES.

HuNDLEY GARRETT. : Married. on
Thursday, April 10, 1900, at the home OF
her parents, in Essex county. Va.
HANNAH GRACE. youngest daughter
of George w and Laura NJ. Garnett, to
DR.. IARkIN HUNDLEY, by the Rev.
DR.. Harvey Hundiey, father OF the
groom.
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William f. Baldwin.

Comrade William E. Baldwin died at the
Soldiers Home on Saturday night at 1875
O'Clock He was one of the gallant men of
Jackson's Corp, member of Company
3, Twenty-third Virginia Infantry. Mr..
Baldwin was in his siXty-siXth year.
The funeral was from the Home at $3.50
O. clock yesterday afternoon.
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resolution finally to adjourn on specl-
fed date, had been adopted by the Leg
islalture before it was supposed deao-
lock would result.
Mr.. Penrose maintained with MT
Chandler that the question presented was
one purely of constitutional consIruc,!oil'
and on that premise he presented a long
constitutional argument.
He did not conclude his speech. AT 6:5S
the Senate adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
= and NJ Cal,ese. s. Oak Ridge. 3.

RALEIGH. N. G.. April 2s.-The a. and
NJ College team defeated Oak Ridge to-
day by Score of ) to s. A and NJ made
all five runs in the first inning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it falls
to cure d. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Major Allan G. Dickinson.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. April "a
Special. Major Allan c. Dickinson, a
popular gentleman and we'll known ex-
Confederate. died yesterday at the home
Of Sheriff T. A. Harris, at Snotsylvaaia
gou.t1np.s, o. r:leus.a t;s.r. aged sixty
two years.
He enlisted at the beginning OF the civil
war with the Louisiana Tigers and be-
came adjutant- Later ne was promoted
for bravery to major on General Masrud-
er's stat. He was q native OF Caroline
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
FINED AND REPRlMANDED
Police Commissioners Dispose of Of
ficnr Eostei.,S Case.

- ficcr Fosters Case.
The Board of Police Commissioners at
the meeting last night disposed of the
case against Officer Foster. The police
man was fined $40 and was severely re-
priu,anded. TIE hearing had been con-
tinue. from, last week and witnesses tes-
tiled in officer Fosters behalf.
The charge against Officer Fostec was
conduct unbeconing an officer. and the
complainant was Mr.. P. D. Gilman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
AMERICAN League.

CHICAGO. April cs.-chicago. z; Min
DETROIT. MICH. April 2s-Detroit. ?:
INDiANApoLIs. April cs-Indianapo-
lis. Z; Buffalo. 1.
Milwaukee game postponed; rain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24

morning at o'clock. a his residence, in
South Emporia- Mr.. Robinson had once
before a slight attack of paralysis. from
which he quickly and entirely recovered
Another stroke yesterday. and death was
almost instantaneous.
He had long been successful teacher
was a pious man, a consistent MEMBER
of the Baptist Church, and was esteemed
and respected by a large circle or re!a-
tives and friends. He leaves wido"
and one lirtle girl. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at the Hicksford
Baptist Church, and the irterment will
be in the canetary here
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Charles Fl. Johnston

Mr. Charles H. Johnston, eldest brother
OF Mrs. Irving L. Beverage, died suddenly
in New York city Sunday.
Mr.. Johnston was engaged in business
in this city for several years, but for
the past ten years has been living in
New York. The remains will be inferred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24

county, and a brother OF Colonel a G.
Dickinson, of New York.
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DEATHS.

GOGDlDied, In Manchester. Va, April
I'D, at $50 A. ~, in the 45th year OF
his age. JOHN B. GOODE.
None knew him but 70 love him.
A precious one from US has gone.
A voice we love is stiiled:
A place IS vacant In our home
Which never can be filled
We miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care:
Our home is dark without thee. |.
we miss thee everywhere
HIS WIFE.
scHwARTz,-Dtsa, at the rss.as1cs Of
corner Eighth and Leigh Streets, Mr..
S. SCHWARTZ, IN the seyenty-tirss
year OF his age.
Funeral Will take place from, the He
brew Mortuary Chapel WEDNESDAY,
April 25th, at $3.50 o'clock p. ". Friends
and acquaintance invited.
No flowers. ~
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T.. 3, Robinson.

FlA1PORIA, April -special.-NIr. E.
b. Robinson died very suddenly Sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24
Thomas BurweIl Randolph.

WINCHESTER, VA, April 2.-Spec-
iai.-One of Clarke county's most d!stin-
guished citizens, Mr.. Thomas BurWetl
Randolph. died this afternoon at Pow
hatan, the summer home. near wildwood,
of Mr.. Peter Mayo, of Richmond, Va
aged 81.
The cause of his death was due to hem
orrhage of the brain. SIr. Randolph be-
longed to the illustrious family OF Viz
GINA Randolph's and during the late war
served in the Second Virginia regiment
Stonewa!i brigade.
He is survived by his wife, daughter
of the late George Burwell. son. Dr.
Robert Randolph, of Wildwood, a brother,
Mr.. Isnan1 Randolph, of Chicago, and one
sister, Miss P. C. Randolph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24

Summary: Earned fu!ls-t ei11sSE y s1ltf ,i'
.: Virginia, 2. Two-base hits-fiaVeii,
Gawthrop Three-base hit-Collier. Home
runs-Shape. Pinkerton. Sum1nersglti.
stolen bases-Rea, 3. Struck out-By
llsal,y, .; by Lawton, 6; by PinkerIon, J.
Base on balls-of Leary. ): off Layton,
?. off Sunirnersgill. 3: OFF Pinkerxon, 2.
Hit by pitcher-Nalle. Sacrifice hits
huston. browne. Shape, Jones, Mallory,
Passed balls-F1avell, .; Nalle.t i. Gm-
nire, SHIRLEY.
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OBITUA AIRY.
SeIignau Schwartz.

NIr. Seligman Schwartz died yesterday
afternoon at the residence. OF his daugn-
ter. Mrs. NJ. &. Oberdorfer. No. SOL East
Leigh Street. He was seventy-one years
of age, and had been in failing health
for several years. Mr.. Schwartz was a
native of Germany, but resident of the
United states for about fifty years. He
formerly carried on a successful butcher
trade in the First Market MIR. schwartz
was a member of the Knights of Honor
the I. o. B. B., Kosher. Lodge, ana va
rious other organizations.
Two sisters-Mrs. Joseph kirsh, OF TINS
city, and Mrs. Mary NJ May, of Chicago
and three chiidren-NIr. Jake Schwartz,
of Petersburg: MIR. julius Schwartz OF
Raleigh and Mrs. NJ. B. Oberdorfer, OF
this city-survive him.
The funeral will take place at $50
o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the
Hebrew Mortuary Chapel. The interment
will be made In the Hebrew Cemetery.
John Hach.
Mr.. john Hach, an old resident of Full
ton. died. after a long illness, at his
residence. No. us East Nicholson greet
at lis o'clock yesterday morning, in his
sixty-ffth year.
He leaves six cc1ildren-N1rs. Sophia Har-
man, Mrs George kersey. Miss Christina
Hach. Miss Lizzie Hack and Messrs. Philip
and George Hach.
Mr.. Hach was well known ana was
highly esteemed by all who knew him. He
had been in the bakery business for over
twenty-five years, but retired about six
years ago.
The funeral Will take place from the
First English Lutheran Church at 8 o'clock
this afternoon.
Estelle Cavedo.
Little Estelle Cavedo, the six-months-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William r.
Cavedo, of No. 1921 Pleasant Street. died
Sunday from spinal meningitis, after
brief illness.
Her death is peculiarly sad, as two more
Of her sisters are now down With the
same disease.
The funeral took place yesterday and
the interment was in Mount Calvary.
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Her death is peculiarly sad, as two more
of her sisters are now down With the
same disease.
The funeral took place yesterday and
the interment was in Mount Calvary.
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EsteIIe Cayedo.

Little Estelle Cavedo, the six-months-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William r.
Cavedo, of No. 2221 Pleasant Street. died
Sunday from spinal meningitis, after a
Evening journal., 1900-06-11

% Congressional Limited Express. All
Vestibuie Parlor Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
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WILL BID NERFN
NEVER MORE
That Is the Sentence Of the
Rank and File of Ad-
dicks Party
Special to the Evening Journal.

Dover, June 11.-Almost daily an OBJ
server Of political events here notes the
fact that the strength of Addicksism
is waning The rank and file, the chaps
who have been doing the whooping,
drawing the water and carrying the
wood political for the camp OF Addicks
in the past several campaigns are wax
ing up to the fact that they are fast
degeneratlng into a condition of serf-
dom. They nste that "a few. a chosen
few Of the elect have been getting all
the emOluments and prestige while they
after going through the back-pattine
act before it, up to the several elections
are left to ccOl their toes on the outside
Of the sanctHm sanctorum after the
ballots have been counted while the
elect toast their shins before illumfnat-
ed gas stoves the season round.
An intelligent worker says: What
practical benefit have we brought to the
Republican party in all these years?
Haven't we schemed and planned and
worked and voted and carried elec.
tions, only to find the leaders
fighting over the spoils at the end and
the Democratic party invariably walk
ing off with the bone? 1t looks to me,
as though we have been up against a
great big blum for the benefit OF few
men. that they might roll in clover
while we gnawed away on coarse marsh
grass"
This is the sort Of sentiment that is
growing among the men who have been
doing the voting in the Addicks line
There's another interest at work also
here as well as in Sussex that Is bound
bo tell heavily in favor Of Republican,
ism and CT the best interests of the Re
publican party and that interest it self
interest. Every Republican voter in
both the lower counties has much of a
personal interest iR the political fight
ahead OF him this year, Here in Kent
the Levy Court is at stake. and from
the Milford line TO Duck creek, there is
hardly to be found a Republican who
Is not personally interested in the
makeup OF this body of county law
makers and law-glvers. Every Republi-
can thus interested realizes that 1t is
lonly by unity that the Republicans can
hope to carry the county and place Re
publicans in this much coveted body
The men who have been following the
ignus fatuus of Addieksism and saeri-
ficing their party and everything its
principles implied, see that they have
been doing all this simply and solely
to make one man a United States SEN
lator-that they have been unwittihgly
or Willingly as the ease may be, bend
ing every energy towards that one OBJ
ject. County Affairs have been ignored
local interests lost sight Of.
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CONDUCTORS UNPLEASANT DUTY
Accommodated a Woman But Bargained
Better Than He Knew
Special 70 the Evening journal


New Castle. June 1l.-COnductOrs on
the Wilmington and New Castle Elec-
tricRailwayCompany have many incon-
siderate people TO deal with. but the
one that broke all previous records
appeared on Saturday. She had come to
the city TO get a package that been
brought from Wilmington. 10 was not
aboard the car. but 150 pound sack Of
clover seed belonging to her was She
stopped the ear at Fourta and Chestnut
street and requested the conductor to
carry the clover seed TO her wagon
forty feet distant. The-eonductor pro-
ceedod 10 accommodate her not think
ing Of lhe weight OF the seed With
much effort he succeeded IN reaching
the wagon with the seed; then TO the
amazement OF the conductor she asked
him to carry the bag back TO the car
Il am afraid It will break the car-
riage she remarked"
The conductor doubtless thought so
for he returned the 150 pounds TO the
car. Now he complains OF wrenched
back.
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DRUNKEN NEGRO
USED RAZOR
And Cut Two Men Who We're
Assisting in His
Arrest
Special to The Evenlng Journal

New Castle. June 1l.-Crazed by rum,
a young neero. Wesley Cook. cut
Charles Shearer and Charles Munson,
with razor and so damaged the wear
ing apparel Of Policeman Palmer that
he had 10 go 90 his home for a change
Of clothing. All this excitement oc-
Cured I'm front OF the Court House
Saturday night. Previous to his en-
counter with the officer of the law
Wesley was engaged in a quarrel at
Fourth and Delaware streets. The Of
ficer ordered him away and when Wes-
ley refused the officer laid hands or
him. Then 1t was that ne drew the
razor and proceeded TO use it on the
men who went TO the assistance of Mr..
Palmer.
Before Mayor Boyd yesterday morn
ing Wesley was held under 5000 bail
for court for carrying concealed a dead
ly weapon.
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PRIZES FOR sTUDE MS
Sfany VIII be Awarded on Commence
ment Day
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal
Newark. June 9.-The following
prizes will be given on commencement
day at Delaware College: The Gran
ford prize Of $50 to the student having
the best standing IN Sophomore En-
alish Literature. Given by John Gran
ford, Esq. of New York city. Tho
Bishop Coleman prize OF s25 to the
member Of the graduating class having
In all respects the best standing in the
senior year.
The Alumni prizes of SIS, $40 and 81
respectively for the three best declama-
tions to be delivered at the oratorical
contest, Monday evening June 1S.
Any student below the senior class
can compete for these prizes.
The last in the list. is the "Lieuten-
ant Clark Churchman" prize of 500. to
be given TO the student having the best
record in military maneouvres. This
prize will be given by the ladies' OF
Caesar Rodney Chapter OF the Daugh.
ters of the Revolution.
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Lack of Capital Caused Failure
sneoial to the Evening journal.

Speoial to the Evening journal
Middletown. June 9.-The stock OF
the store lately occupied by James w.
G.. Reynolds. and which is now in the
hands OF receivers. VIII shortly be sold
at public sale. This is next to the larg-
est place Of business in this town and
a lack OF capital was the cause of the
failure. gir Reynolds, the former
owner, has gone to D0nver, Col, where
he has accepted a position as solicitor
for the publishing house Of II Apple
ton & Go.
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Has Two Buildings

Special to the Evening Journal.
Middletown. June 9.-Charles B.Ham-
ilton. a harness manufacturer Of this
town. has leased a building in Smyrna,
and intended opening out there and dis
business in this town, but en-
account of him having leased the build
ing occupied here by him for year the
landlord compelled him to either stay
or pay the rent for the balance of the
year. Hamilton concluded to stay and
now has two buildings on his hands.
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Home club LOS a Game

Special 20 the Evening Journal.
New Castle. June 11.--Lack OF sup
port on the part of the inheld lost Sat
urday afternoons baseball game for
the home club. the Dover team winning
by the score OF 9 to s. Il was a game
which would have been won by the
pitching OF Mcguire had he been given
the support his work deserved. He
struck out ten men. three OF these
being retired in one, two. three order
in the ninth inning. Charles did the
pitching for the visitors and while the
locals got fourteen hits Off his deliv-
cry they could not win.
Following Is the score by innings'
New Castle A. A...2 0 90 OO O-S
Dover. e.. .....l ! W
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Want an old Time Fourth
c,aci.1 to the Uvening Journal

New Castle. June 11.-Residents Of
the city are looking forward to a gem
eral observance Of the Fourth Of July.
They want the city to take part In the
celebration and a movement has al
ready been started TO have a display Of
fire works in front OF the Court House
The money is TO be raised by public
subscription. 1t is also proposed 70
have speechmalring. to be preceded by
a parade Of the city military organiza-
tions and the lodges. Baseball games
will be played in the morning and at'
ternoon.
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pIcknockets COO HIs wateh
Special 10 the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
New Castle. June 11.-Ralph Flinn,
son OF Former-Sheriff William r.
Finn. had his vest pocket picked Of IA
gold watch while at the ball park Sat
urday afternoon. Ralph says he re-
members being taken hold OF by a
strange man as he entered the ball
grounds and believes the stranger got
his watch. The young man could not
point ont the man when he missed his
watch.
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IMMATURE DEPARTMENT WILMMGTON EVENING JOURNAL.
or a Personal Nature
Special to The Evening Journal

Special 70 the Evening journal
New Castle.June 1l.-Henry Padberg,
OF Philadelphia, visited his brother A..
II. Padberg, yesterday.
Miss Hitch. OF Wilmington is visit
ing Miss Ida Harris.
Edward p. Challenger, OF Phlladel-
phia, spent Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Challenger.
Henry Willis, OF Chester. was Mere
with friends yesterday
James w. Brennan. OF Camden, n. j.,
spent the day here.
william Aiken, of Philadelphia, wish
ed friends here yesterday.
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Fire on the Faries Farm

oU0OINI 10 INC EN0NITIE I0WTH1I'
Smyrna. June -Outbuildings on
the Joseph FAIRIES farm, about three
miles from town, caught llre yesterday
Neighbors turned out in force and
saved the dwelling, which is the old
est one in this section. Only the stable
and COW shed were burned, and none
OF the stock was lost. The fire was owl
IDENTIFY the work OF several tramps who
had been sleeping in the building the
night before.
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Reunion OF FORMER students
speclal ID the Eyenlng Jonrnal

Special to the Evening Journal
Newark. June "A reunion OF the
classes Of 1880. 81. 50. 'S3, "a. 'S5 and
SO. will be held at Delaware College
Immediately after the close OF the com
mencement exercises. Wednesday, June
70. These reunions have proved very
agreeable affairs, and it is expected a
large number OF old students will be
present.
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ABOUT OyERBROOK FOLK
Some Who Arc Visiting aud Others
Entertaining Their Friends

Entertaining Inef HiithNH
Overbrook. June 9---Mlss Minnie
Maxion has returned 10 her home a.
Frederica, after an extended visit
among relatives az the Drawhrldge.
Miss Ethel Belts was the guest OF
Miss Carrie 9. Warrington Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Virginia Warrington has -
turned home after spending several
weeks among relatives In Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Wilbur Moore, Of Lewes. is the guest
OF Oscar Warrington.
David Short, of Overlook, and Miss
Fannie Noble OF Seaford. were joined
in the holy bonds OF matrimony Tues
day evening in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ida Short and daughter, OF
Wilmington, are the guests of her
daughter, Mrs. Loaand, at the Douglass
House, RehOboth.
Irwin King and Miss Name Mears, %
Milton, have been the guests OF A. "a
King and family.
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Flowers for Poor and Iu
spociai 10 tho Evoning journal

SpoclaI 20 the LVonIng JournHL
Smyrna. June 9.-Yesterday, instead
OF to-day. was observed as Flower Day
by the women Of the local w c. Il. u.
The women met at the room az 8
o'clock a. M, and flowers in profusion
we're brought for distribution, the sick
people of Smyrna being remembered.
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Car Conductor Injured

snoclal % the Evenlng journal
New Castle. June 1l.-Car No. %, Of
the Wilmington New Castle Electric
Railway struck Frank Wingate, a con-
ductor of the Wilmington City Railway
Company Saturday night and so severe
ly injured him that he had to be as.
sisted home. The accident happened as
the cars were passing near Third street
bridge. Mr.. Wingate was standing on
the step OF the Wilmington car and
was struck IN the back.
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FeslLral LargeIy Attended

Special % the kVanlng JournaI
st. Georges. June 9.-People for miles
around attended the festival held in the
M. E Sunday school room Thursday
and Friday evenings. Notwithstand-
ing the heavy storm OF last evening
the attendance was large and a neat
sum was realized from the sale OF ice
cream, cakes. strawberries. fruits, pea
nuts and candies.