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Evening journal., 1900-06-19
THIS CHURCH
IN FOR SALE
Old Second Baptist Meeting
House Can be Bought
for $4,000

Wilmington has church for sale
possibly the first sanctuary that has
been so offered here. II is the old
building OF the Second Baptist congrc-
CATION at Fourth and French streets,
and a "for sale board posted con-
splcuously on it where arrangements
for the sale Of the property can be
made.
The church property has been for
sale for about one year. Since that
time several offers have been made for
Il but as the Second Baptist Church
trustees want $4,000 for it they have
30 far been unable to find anyone who
cares to pay that much for the build
ing. The property shows the effects OF
the storms Of years and unless it is
sold in the near future and RACED IL Is
likely to fall under its own weight.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
Live sfocIs nInrIsets.

East Liberty, Pa. June i9.-Cattle ac-
tive and higher extra, S5.6Oa5.S0; prime.
S5.i5a5.SO: common. S350QA25. Hogs ac-
tive and higher; extra assorted mediums
and prime heavy. s5.A0@5.42l5 heavy
Workers. S5.350540; light Workers, 5000
5.s5; pigs, as to weight and quality, $5.l0W
Sos; roughs, $3.75Q49O. Sheep steady;
choice wethers, $46504.7O; common. s2.50G
3; choice lambs, S5.G0G5.75; common to
good. S3.5095.50; spring lambs. A.5Oa6;
veal calves. S6.50qI.
New York, June 1s-Beeves slow, but
steady for all grades; steers. ssa56O;
tops. S5.65a57O: stays. S4.95; bulls, S3Gi60;
cows 81 5Oa4 fat cows $l0Q42O. Calves
steady; veals, 15a2Jc. higher; butter
milks lower: 200 unsold; veals, $5Q7;
culls. 4d450; buttermilks. SS.75q4.5O.
sheep steady; heavy sheep not wanted;
lambs 15a25c. on; some sales OF medium
stock 4Oc. off: sheep. S3.5Oa5.15; choice,
s.. 20: export wethers. s5.45d56O; culls and
bucks 81. 5Od55O; lambs, s525Q76O; choice
and extra. s7.70Q775; culls, $40; year
llngs, s5a56O. Hogs firm.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
SPIN IN AUTOMOBILE
Around the City in Parade Line News
paper Men Went

Over the route OF the industrial pa
rade and on the smooth roads In old
Brandywine village yesterday whizzed
4 sttankb tnaehine. that bowled along
silently swiftly, delightfully."-. Horses
SHE'D at it, bicyclists dismounted and
wondered: children exclaimed "Oh,
look!" and women gazed as the thing
passed. It was the only automobile in
the line Of parade. and in II were a
party of newspaper men, the guests Of
J. T.f8fdHln & Son. clothiers and mer-
chant tailors..
The ride In the horseless rig was
started from Mullins store, at 6
o'clock Il was a simple appearing af-
fair at first glance-looked just like
any old English trap minus shafts and
a horse. Il had four stout pneumatic
tired wheels and comfortable seats for
six. A cycle handlebar stood up just
behind the dashboard. and two little
screw valves and a little lever showed
near the seat Beneath the carriage
was the mechanism. This was inspect
ed before the newspaper men got into
the vehicle.
Then they started. The man at the
handlebar took the middle Of the
street, and giving the valve a twist
some degrees, the auto moved so sud.
denly that 1t seemed as though there
had been a hard push from the rear
The automobile sped up the street as Il
somebody had shouted at Il. and aftei
short ride the line OF parade waI
reached and the auto given a conspIcu
GUS position Along the route Il wa
pointed out as the most unique vehicl,
On the parade formation. and not fev
people doubtless ooveted-contrary {,
Scriptural injunction-the position o
the newspaper men.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
RUBBED OF FORTUNE IN JEWE[SI
Russian Princess Loses Valuable Gem
in London Hotel

London, June 19-Prlncess Radzi-
will. Of Russia, was robbed of iewelry
worth 10000 at her hotel on June II.
Among the jewels was her historic
rope of $50 pearls. each Weighing 22
grains, and a bracelet OF emeralds, the
gift OF the ameer of Afghanistan. The
princess was about to start for Paris,
but while at luncheon she left her
Jewels in their cases, locked In a ward
robe. On her return she found them
missing.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
CADETS WILL GO TO CHINA
Marines in Annapolis Hold Themselves
in Readiness 10 Start at Once

Annapolis. Md. June 19.-Orders re-
ceived az the naval academy yesterday
for a detail OF 20 marines to hold them
selves in readiness for service in the
far east resulted in the necessary num-
Der of volunteers from the 200 men sta
toned here within a few minutes after
it became known that men were want
ed. IL is understood that Lieut.. W.
Garland Fay will accompany the de-
tall II 10 expected that the men will
leave for San Francisco tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
GENERAL MARKETS.

Philadelphia. June 1S.-Flour strong;
winter superfine. s2.50a2.75; Pennsylvania
roller. clear S3.20G3.40; city mills, extra,
s2 75d3. Rye -four quiet and firm at S5.20
G3sO per barrel. Wheat stgong; No.
red. spot. IN elevator. 7SN79c. Corn firm
No mixed spot in elevator HAqi5cJ
No yellow. for local trade, 46c. oats
firm. No. white, clipped. 29iac.' lower
grades. 2602sc. Hay firm; choice timothy.
Si7.r0 for large bales. Beef steady; beer
hams, S20G20.50 Pork firm; family Sl49
1850. Lard easy prime western steamed
$3.50. Butter firm; creamery, l6alac; FAC
tory. 1siAa16c.: imitation creamery, AR4
l7ihc: New York dairy. 15al6lhc.; fancy
Pennsylvania prints jobbing at 2l424c'
do. wholesale, 20. Live poultry quoted
AT lie for choice western fowls and llM
pic. for spring chickens, as to quality.
Dressed poultry Qresh killed., choice
western fowls. 10c.; old ROSTERS, 7alhc'i
nearby broiling chickens, 1Sq25c.; frozen
western roasting chickens ll@l3c. Cheese
unsettled: large. white. 9Ad9sc.; large
colored. 9Nc; small white. 9isc.; small
colored. 9i6c. Eggs firm; New YORK and
Pennsylvania, 14al5c., western, lOal4c'i
Potatoes quiet; Chill, Sl.25dlioi south-
ern, prime. N.5O02.25.
Baltimore. June 1s.-Flour firm; west.
ern superfne S235d2.45; western, extra
s2e5a3l0: western. family, SS4OaS.io
winter wheat, patents. s3.sOu4.l0; sprint
wheat, patent. S3.9Oa410; spring wheat
straight. s365M3S5. Wheat strong anC
higher: spot and the month. Soc; July
sOQtSOAc.; steamer No red, 74AN75c
southern. by sample, 75QSic.; southern
on grade, 76ikGsOikc. Corn strong; mixed
spot, the month and July. 45qi5hc.; Au
gust 45hd453sc; steamer mixed, 44444hc.
southern, white. 47a4Ilzc.; southern vel
low. i6lkQ47c. oats firmer' No. white
e9d29hc. No mixed, 26iad21c. Ry
dun: No. nearby. 55c. No. 2 western
soc. Hay strong; No timothy, 81
Grain freights duh steam to Liverpool
per bushel. 3isd. July; Cork, for orders
per quarter. 3s. Cd. June and July. But
ter easy: fancy creamery, 20c.; fancy imi
tation. 17a1sc.; fancy ladle, lIc.; goo
ladle, l6c. store packed, lSQl5c. Egg
/ firm at 12kc.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Five cars we're more or less damaged
in St. Louis last night by dynamite
placed on the tracks. No one was in
iured.
At a picnic az Pineville, KY, Charles
Pursiful fatally shot James Bullard.
Later young son Of Bullard shot and
killed Purslful.
The quarantine against San Fran
cisco on account Of bubonic plague at
the state line has been declared off by
the federal authorities.
Three deaths have resulted from an
explosion OF giant powder which de-
stroyed a house on Schell street, Phil
ndelphia, and another may die.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
SENATORIAL VICTIM
OF DEADLY TOADSTOOL

Macon, Ca, June Ex-senator A. o.
Bacon is Just recovering from a severe
attack caused from eating toadstools,
which he mistook for mushrooms. The
5enator had thought he was an expert
n making the distinction. and as soon
as he returned from Washington a few
days ago he went out into his fields
and gathered quantities of the sup
posed delicaoy. Since bis first feast he
Las had two physicians attending him
regularly. but he is now all right.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
HUNDREDS WITNESS
A FATAL SHOOTING

Boston. June 19.-In the presence OF
hundreds Of people who had gathered
on a playground in Charleston last
night TO witness the festivities Of
Bunker Hill day Henry e. Parsons,
aged a.. Of somerville. shot and killed
William Hammond, aged u, OF Ever
EFT, a teamster. The men had had a
difficulty over alleged improper atten-
tions shown by Parsons to little girl.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
ItnIy's Cabinet Resigns

Rome, June 19.-In the chamber of
deputies yesterday the premier, Gen.
Pelloux, announced that the cabinet had
resigned owing to the deadlock aris-
ing from the opposition's uncompro-
missing attitude on the question of the
rules OF procedure. The house ad-
iourned pending the formation Of a
new ministry.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
Reduced Rates TO Kansas City---Via
Pennsylvania Railroad

For the National Democratic Con
vention. to be held at Kansas City. July
4, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to Kansas
City from all stations on its line at rate
OF one flrst-class fare for the round trip.
Tickets to be sold and good going July
1, 2 and 3. and to return until July 9.
inclusive. These tickets will be good on
all trains except the Pennsylvania
Limited. and must be used for con-
tinuous passage.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
GenernI wheeIer's New commnud.

Washington, June 19.-By direction
OF the President Gen. Joseph Wheeler
yesterday was assigned tcthe command
Of the department of the lakes, with
headquarters at Chicago He relieves
Brig. Gen. James f. Wade, who has
held that command temporarily in con-
junction with his regular command,
the department of Dakota.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
striking Miners Resume work.

Scranton Pa. June 19.-The strike
at Mt Pleasant colliery was settled at
a conference last night between Super
intendcnt John b. Neal and a commit
tee OF the miners, and this morning the
coo men who had been out ten weeks
returned 10 work The men get an in
crease of from 80 cents TO 81 a day.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
killed Father For Heating Mother.

Cincinnati, June i9.-Herman Haar-
meyer came home drunk. knocked his
wife and daughter down and was beat
ing them when his 1S-year-old son
jumped from bed, ran for his pistol
and shot his father twice. The father
died last night, and the son was held
for murder.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
SHNLEY NOT A CANDIDATE
win Not Run for vice-president on
the Democratic Ticket

indianapolis, June 19.-ln a state
ment to the News yesterday Benja-
min f. Shivley, Of South Bend, stated
positively that he was not a candidate
for vice president on the Democratic
ticket. Mr.. Shivley recently refused TO
accept the gubernatorial nomination
and John w. Kern was chosen. MT.
shivley expressed the opinion that
Eliot Danfdrth, OF New York, will be
on the ticket with w. ]. Bryan.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
Ye.teranr,. nn.ehnn cnmes.

At Philadelphia-New York, /; Phil
adelphia. 2. At Brooklyn, 6;
Boston, 8. At St. Louis-St. Louis, s.;
Cincinnati, 9. At Chicago-Pittsburg,
4; Chicago. /.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
Carnival week

S6 Photographs for SO. this week
only. Cummings, the Photographer.
No. S02 Market street.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
Carnival Week

s6 Photographs for So, this week
only. Cummings, the Photographer.
No. 302 Market street
Evening journal., 1900-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacoby ant
daughter, OF Washington, are the
guests Of Wilmington friends.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19

Suits New Striped Elan
nels, New Check Wor-
Suits steds, New Fancy Cas-
sinners, New Plaid
Suits Cheviots and New
Serges, $40, $12, and
SIS. Latest cuts, latest
styles and best patterns.
Hundreds of suits and
dozens of styles. New
styles in Boys Suits, lcng
and short trousers. New
Serges, 81. 50, $40. 90, $I2. so,
$I5. 90; Serge Suits, Serge
Coats and Vests and Serge
Coats. Big line of Boys
Wash Suits, so cents to So.
All sizes in all White Duck
and Pique Wash Suits. Fin
est split braid Straw Hats,
small shapes for young men,
81. so to So. Genuine Rough
Straws, so cents to 81, So.
Mackinaws, 81 to So.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
DAY evenings.
Evening journal., 1900-06-19
GROCERIES.
CARNIVAL WEEK..

Welcome Elks and Friends. We
invite you to make our store your
headquarters. Have your mail
and packages sent here.
OUR SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Columbus Brand Corn
Starch. The best one hn
pound package .......... OVi
Hanscom's Pulverized ino
Borax, one-pound package. IUGI
Cleaver's English Law
ender Toilet Soap, cakes He
IN DOX... .................
Luncheon Olives, stuffed o.
with pimeatos, small bottle OGl
Hanscom's Sparkling Nf IN
Root Beer, quart bottle, 10c OlIIU
Hanscom's French Mus On iap
tard, strong and pure...... OIs dl
Cream Lunch or Milk
Lunch Biscuit, pound pack Hn
ages ...-. ................
The Inner Sear' Sultana
Fruit Biscuit one OF the ne
newest. -. -.............
PACKAGE
Minced Ham. delicious,
sosIIol,. for quick lunch paFesi mac. Ib.
HANSCOMS, Seventh and Market SIS.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

TO CHICAGO AND RETURN.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

records of our supreme courts have only to be presented to carry convic- ton to one and all.
 Your energy and ability are so well known that with you once started, will ensure the correction. and by SO doing you will earn the lasting grati tude. not only of litigants, but of the entire bar at least. of all Arizona.
 The following rough draft is sug- gested to you as probably the least eX. pensive and most expeditions way to to accomplish the end in view:
 Be it enacted by the congress of the United States that, whereas, the decis- ions of the territorial supreme courts show an almost unbrOken record of af- firmatiOns of their own decisions as district judges. and whereas. these af firmatiOns follow by reason of the de- fective system by which the supreme courts of the territories are organized:
 Therefore. be it enacted that the ter ritories of Arizona. New Mexico a':d Oklahoma shall constitute one judicial district for all purposes of appeals from the district courts thereof. and said appellate court shall be known as the supreme court of said respective territories, with all the powers now vested in the supreme courts of said territories. ,sS
 The said court shall consist of three judges, one of whom shall reside at the capital of each of said territories.
 That each of said judges shall haVe the same power in chambers as is now held by the respective associate jus tices in each of said territories, and il shall be competent for any and in any portion of sad judicial district, to apply in chances 10 either of sad judges for such orders as are author izel tn be issued in chambers of the territory from which the application is made; said judges shall hold their of fees for term of four years. and shall receive d salary If $---pe" year and their necessary teXpenses- in going ito and from their terms of court.
 Said court shall sit in each of said
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12
TERRITORIAL JUDICIARY
A Letter to J. F. Wilson, Delegate to
 Congress.

The following letter addressed to Del egate J. F. Wilson. has been received by the Republican. with the request that it be printed. The writer being interested in litigation, prefers that his name be not mentioned:
 Dear Sir: You are not only Ari- zona's delegate-you are also one of her leading lawyers. Therefore, for the purposes of this letter you are the right man in the right place.
 If there is any one thing above an- other that is unsatisfactory in the ter ritorial form of government, it is the territorial supreme courts. to lawyers as well as litigants. This is so. It is made so almost of necessity by the formation of the court itself.
 For example, take four cases tried, one in each of the district courts. and appealed to the supreme court, and the four judges meet to sit as a supreme court, each on the others case. It is human nature that each one should desire to have his decision affirmed. and. to say the least of it. each one will give the benefit of any doubt to sustaining his colleagues decision. and as there is really no legal question that has net been decided in different ways. time and again, it results in an almost unbroken record of affirming the low CT court The exceptions are con- fined to cases where the lower judge has either directly asked for it or has intimated his change of views.
 As a lawyer you know the above to be the facts.
 Now, the relief to this is d very sim pie one. that you, as delegate to con- gress can eazaSm plish easily during the remaining SessiOn of your term, and without interfering with your efforts for statehood, for the facts from the
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

territories at least twice in each year. ard shall rot leave their respective territories without the written consent of the President of the United States. except to attend to their official busi- ness.
 That two of said judges shall consli- tute a quorum for the purposes of opening court and all other informal business: 10 cause shall be heard or decided except that all the judges are present, and in case of sickness or other unavoidable absence. a United States district judge, who is not by law barred. shall be called to sit in that case. and said district judge shall re- ceive his necessary expenses while so acting.
 Said supreme court shah have clerk in each of said territories. who shall receive the ray or smoluments now said territory.
 The seal of the present supreme court of each territory shall be the seal of that territory. of the supreme court in and for that territory. All acts or parts of acts in conflict herewith are hereby repealed"
 By rhe above rough draft you will see that a supreme court Independent of the district courts can be established with but little additional expense. for there are now twelve judges in the three territories, each one drawing his additional expenses for attendance on the supreme court term. whereas, by this bill, only three judges will have expenses, and where We now have only incidental, or rather accidental time given to our supreme courts. We would have the entire time of three presumably good unbiased and unpre- judiced men. Your friend.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12
FOR SALE.

32O acres under Rcckeye canal, with house and improvements, for $1O per acre.
 Five-acre lots on McDowell road op- posite camp grounds and but one block from end of car line. Large or small residences for cash or on installments.
 It is a peculiar sensation to pick or anges from your own trees. Buy fine grove of Navels before crop is mar keted and try it.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12
- ..ss..... WILL BE WELCOMED
A We'll Known Insurance Man Will
 Make Phoenix His Home.

Speaking of Jason J. Shepard and wife, of Hartford, Conn, who will soon enumbered among the permanent residents of Phoenix, a Hartford paper of recent date says:
 Jason J. Shepard, of the Aetna Life Insurance company. has resigned his position with the company after 33 years faithful service, and he is to leave Hartford shortly for Phoenix, Arizona. where he and Mrs. Shepard expect to spend the remainder of their days in the land of sunshine. Mir. Shepard owns a navel orange grove there, which comes into bearing next year.
 He entered the employ of the Aetna Life company Dec IS. 1867. at the time the late Judge E. A. Bulkley father of eN-GoVernor Morgan G. Bulkley. was its president. and Thomas O. Enders, secretary, and has been with the home office longer than any other man eX- cepting J. l.. English. secretary, and II. w. St. John. actuary. At that time there Were only Il on the clerical force. and now the payroll carries nearly 1Oo names.
 MT. Shepard has been member of '-io '''NSh Det ptlSl CIluiNll elD'uL AiiAA - years, and was an officer of the church and Sunday school in one capacity and another for twenty-five years, his last service being church clerk fifteen years.
 He was formerly connected with sev- eral secret societies here. the Seven Wise Men, Red Men. Ancient Essenic Order, Knights of Pythias.-Crescent lodge No. :. where he held the title of Past Chancellor for the past twenty years-also charter member of Rob ert O. Tyler post. No. 30. G. A. R.. He retains his membership in the last two orders only.
 He served about three years in the civil war. nine months in the Twenty first Connecticut volunteers in charge of cOntrabands building Qualifications near Portsmouth, Va. and the re- nlairder' of the time in the United States signal corps. At the close of the war and for some til:e previous he was quartermaster sergeant of the signal corps, Army of the James. sta toned at General Ord's headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

Mary-Thin it wasn't us.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12
INNOCENT.

Mistress-Mary. was almost sure. once last evening whi.z the policeman was in the kitchen thaL I heard a sound very much lik-. two people kis- sing.
 Mary-Did you hear it only wanst. mum?
 Mistress-Yes.
 Mary-Thin it wasn't us.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

Those registered at the Ford hotel yesterday were :. W. StI0bridge. Jr.. Skull Valley: T. D. Ramsey, Memphis, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Smith. Prescott; William Scott. New York: Clara W. Creates, Brooklyn; Mrs. R. w. Peter son, Chicago; w. H. Burrage, Santa Rita. N. NJ, and Mrs. Kleninger anH Grace Klzninger. Onsonta, Wis.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

The Maricopa & Phoenix railway. in connection with the Sunset Route, will make rate of $64.2O Phoenix to Chi caGo and return, account meeting of congress. November 19 ',o 24 PPsfsske $ n sale November 15. good for thfrty' days from date of sale. For fur- uher information call on CT add1 ss
 M. o. BECK NELL. G. P. A.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

She-Yes. it's all well enough to say now you think I'm pretty. Yesterday you said my nose turned up drsSafuly.
 He+Well. dear. l was thinffng it shows mighty poor taste in backing away from such a lovely moui.h.-EX
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12
Dr. Hubbard

and Bladder diseases. His pre-eminent sue cess is due to exceptional ability, long ex- methods are always the latest and best. He treats scientifically Sexual Debility and Seminal WeakD ess, completely restoring their terrible undermining conditions. Spec ial and Private disorders with their poison Ous and destructive effects speedily and perm anent1y cured. No matter who has failed Dr. Bibbard will cure you if your case be curable. Cancers, Ulcers and External Growths positively removed without the knife or severe measures. TeStimon ials at office. Delay is dangerous. Do not wait until too late. If possible always be exam ined by an expert. Talk with him and judge yourself to his integrity and ability
 COnsultatiOnFree. Hours, 10 to P, to 3, 6 to :. Office and laboratory. 26-2S South Second Avenue, Hubbard Building, Phoenix. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

There is nothing in words unless they are properly strung together.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-12

A nice line of street hats just received at Scofeld's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-01
SpecisI Racing Events.

Some special tri-city events have
been arranged for the fall meeting at
the Davenport Mile Track association
Sept. 1921. These are the two tri-
city roadster races. a 2:30 pace and a
2:S0 trot, for purses of 800 each, and
the Scott county race for prizes valued
at 800.
The two roadster races are for
horses owned in Rock Island. Moline
and Davenport only, the owners to
drive and professional training barred.
So are hopples. The entrance fee
will be per cent of the purse, and
the cash must come with the entry.
For the Scott county race no en-
trance fee is required. The only con-
dition is that the horse must be owned
in Scott county. outside of Davenport.
The horse can trot, run or walk, stand
up or lie down. The entries close
Sept. II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-01
River Riplers.

The stage of water at the bridge at
6 a. m. was sos aud stationary.
The temperature at noon 81.
The Isaac staples brought down Is
strings of logs.
The E. Rutledge came down with 80
strings of logs.
The Winona and Verne Swain made
their daily trip to the local port.
Boats up were the j. W. and Lydia
Van SAINT. Lafayette Lamb and Isaac
Staples; down, r. D. Kendall, Lafay-
cite Lamb