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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-15
Submarine Torpedo Boat Fusfls AIi
Its Claims.
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE.
Major otey Seeks to Deeper, and Make
Nayisnble New I:iver-Sir. Martin
Asks for an Appropriation 70
Reimburse Church in
Chesterfield from Injury
From the War.
washington Bureau. The Times.

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NO. al5 Fourteenth Street
WASHINGTON, March 14.-SpeciaL-
The River and Harbor Committee to-day
agreed upon Friday of next week as the
date for the contemplated visit to Rich
mond,. These members of the committee
have stated their intention of accom-
panying the party: Messrs. Burton,
Reeves. Catchings. Dovenor. Ball and
Tongue.
THE HOLLAND.
Representative Rixey Of the House
Naval Committee. was one OF the congress
sional delegation that went down the Po-
tomac this morning to witness the tests
of the submarine torpedo-boat, the Hol-
land. He says the craft vfndicated every
claim made for her by her builders, and
performed every feat Of the programme.
She travelled under water for a mile, with
nothing visible but her fag-pole. fired a
torpedo, done under water. and came up
again without a flaw, and performed
several highly remarkable feats, which
Interested the Naval Committee immense
ly. What she would do with her arma-
ment, Mr.. Rixey says, he Is not able TO
say. as the test did not include that part
OF her capabilities. but. so far as the tests
went. they were highly satisfactory, and
surprised everybody. She had nine men
aboard. and the test was made opposite
Mount Vernon.
TO DEEPEN NEW RIVER
Major Otey called at the War Depart
ment to-day and had conference with
the Chief of Engineers with reference to
deepening New river Virginia. as to mako
lit naviSable. He was assured that his res
quest would be considered and report
made to him at an early day H.
q Hon. Richard A. Wise has been elected
Z a member OF the Republican State Cons
mittee Of Virginia, as successor to Gen-
eral Walker.
DIR. WISE.
Representative Wise, of Virginia, intro
duced a bill to-day to encourage the orr
sganization of industriel schools for the
benefit of freedmen in the South He
also introduced a bill to pension Mrs J..
Med. Arnistead. of Virginia, at the ratio
of so per month.
Senator NTartin introduced bills to-day
to pay the trustees Of Enon Baptist
Church. of Chesterfield county. Va, $500.
for destruction to their property by Fed
eral forces in 1866; also bill for the
relief Of A. O.. Tucker, OF Virginia.
WALKER-RHEA.
The Walker-Rlea contest. Ninth Vir-
sinfa District is still being argued before
House Committee on Elections NO. g.
j. H- Wise has been appointed ostnlas-
ter at Riverside, Va.
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Car Pledged Not TO Take Advan-
tage Of the Situation.
NC. AslATlC ADVANCE PLANNED.
While Sympathy is Generally h1-
pressed Over the Fate of the bocrs'
The Continent is OF the Opinion
That the Contest Will Soon
be over Disappoint-
mcnt at Pretoria.

gERJdS. March 14.-The weekly re-
viewer of the krcuse Zeitung. VINO IS
a 1yel,knowr professor, and enteria1hs
close relations with Count Won ioueio"'
asserts to-day that Emperor Nichoias' d.
the beginning of the war in sonth Aiiic''
gave a formal pledge that Russia "ouiu
not take advantage of Ensland's comph-
cations for a further Asiatic advance.
The kreuse Zeitung declares uia' o'ts
information is authentic.
In high political circles here no SURPRISE
xaa felt at Lord Salisbury's reply 10 .he
.Nraser-steyn proposals.. 1t Is hot
liovcd that the war will last much longer
A leading Foreign Office official SAID To- O.
day that there would be no further lalh
about Intervention.
The papers this evening generaiiy "a
press sympathy with the fate OF li'e
Beers. but take il for granted liial 'He
contest will soon be over.
DISAPPOINTMENT AT PRETORIA.
PRETORIA, Monday, March H.lEla
LORENZO MARQUES, TUESDAY March
ls.)-Lord Saiisbury's reply to Preslueh's
Kruger and Stcyn causes bitter olsap-
po.ntnent, and State Secretary Rcltz says
it means that the war will have TO DC
fought to the bitter end
WILL FIGHT TO DEATH.
NEW YORK, March IA dls'a.ch
from President Kruger TO the EVeniii!'
Journal. dated Pretoriar March l'th' :.
NJ. via Berlin, says:
The burghers will only cease hshtins
with death. Our forces are returning IN
good order to our line of defence on oui
own soil The Natal campaign was iolSsr ,5..
in our favor than we eAoec.su' .,,e
British will never reach fretot1a f,els'l...,t
b,,rrhcrs. stcyn, Joubert, and myself, as
,vs,ls,s All the others, are united. There
are no differences. God help U.S.,
FISCHER AND NOl-MARANs ioAli.;
LORENZO MARQUES, March INT. ll
!. FISCHER. the orange Free state SIRE
.a-v and MIR. Wolmarans,. .'of the trans
yaal Executive Council. sailed Tor 1ur"I's
to-day by the German steamer KAISER.
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SUMMARY 0 1 DAYS NEWS.

Local.
Small boy sent to United States grand
jury on charge OF tamperinE with the
malls In GoochIand county.
City Collector Cunninshams s books.
Much activity in Carnival circles.
Junior Order American Mechanics
'ra..fy the charter granted by the Lssis-
Negro burglar given ten years in the
.penitentiaryF In Portsmouth Court
New steamer placed on the route be-
tween Norfolk and Cape Charles
Ladies' Cooperative Charities AsSo-
.clation OF Alexandria ask the city Coun-
ell to adopt q curfew ordinance.
Miller and W0odworth. atfor-y
-neys. OF Norfolk. have dShe In COURT
-Lynchburg Chamber OF Commences 60
test the Commissioner OF Valuation "a
Employ eminent counsel.
DR. Temple, who was sh0ez. by 9ttsV-
j. e r. RIddlck, reported q trine neffsr.s.
Mr. Riddick claims he was justified Ia;
his shooting OF Or. Temple. and willing
to suffer the penalty, if It be hansina
General
Senators Teller and Turner oppose the
M, ssaca az thes Porto Rtco BIZ.
Secretary Root and party VIII Ieayas
Havana Saturday sss ssss n y;
k0reixn-
General Lord Roberts occupies Blosna
As..is,,,s aLonden thinks Nasekins cannot holas
~ Nc 90 dsassr:e EaroDsaa tassrvsntio
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JENKINS CONDUIT SYSTEM.
Meeting of the Company and Election
of Officers.

of Officers.
The Virginia Conduit Railway Company
held an important meeting yesterday al
ternoou and effected a permanent orsani-
zation. The company will apply for char lsl
ter, and is capitalized at Sl,No.0o. me
main offices of the company will be located
in this city, and it is not unlikely that
an extensive plant for the manufacture
of the jenkins system appliances Will oe
established here.
At the meeting yesterday Captain AM.
drew Pizzini, Jr-, was elected president;
Mr.. w S. Forbes, vice-president, and
Mr.. w. b. Davie, secretary and treasurer.
The Board of Directors is composed OF
the following gentlemen: Messrs E-A. :.
fHoen. James d. Patton. f.
Jenkins, W. r. Johnson. j Cts Rob-s
inson, and Pascal Davie. Mr.. w Jen-
kins was elected general superintendent
It is the Intention of the company TO
have experts examine the system and to
then present the reports to the City Coun-'
ell. asking that If, in it's Judgment. the
system is found satisfactory, to require Its
adoption by roads in this city.
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sKErCH OF MR. RIDDICK.

Mr.. lRiddick is afflicted wi tn deafness to
an inconvenient degree, and those in this
city who know him say that this In
trinity, added to a sensitive disposition.
caused him to be easily irritated; that
not hearing we'll he easily misunderstood
others, and The more easily took offence
The Following sketch of the minister
points out what was regarded by his
friends as an unfortunate marriage:
HIS CAREER
Rev. T. E. r. Re1tlick, designated by
the members of the1NIethodist Conference
as "Roane,' was born a Leesburg. in
Loudoun county, Va, March Is, 1860, and
AnGlo-Saxon. His parents were Rev.
Joseph H. Iriddick and Pattie Ann Roane
He was descended on his fathers side
from the Rlddcks of SNansemond county
and the Austin family of North Carolina; !;
on his mothers side from the Rolnes OF
Charles City county and the Epeses and
Royals of Nottoway county Wiley Rid
dick, an ancestor, was member with
Patrick Henry on the COMMITTEE of
Safety appointed by the Legislature of
Virginia during the Revolutionary War.
At one time this family was remarkable
for five living ministers. OF the Roanes,
Spencer Roane was q member Of the
United States Senate, and William Roane
Is eulogiZed by William Writ in the pre-
face to his life of Patrick Henry. a por-
trait of this Roane is in the State Library
a Richmond.
J. z. r. Rfddick became a member of
the Methodist Church in 1852, and joined
the Conference the same year. He first
served Norfolk Circuit as a colleague of
Rev. j. ID. %DeBerry. He was pastor of
Blandford Chapel, in Petersburg, for the
following three years, and the next two
years served West-End Aliss;on,4i in Bat
tersea, a suburb of Petersburg. He then
served Bell Haven Circuit. Wakefield
Circuit, East Dinw-iGtie Circuit. Sussex
Circuit, and in 1895 was sent tc South
Brunswick Circuit. which charge he was
serving when he shot Dr.. Temple
HIS MARRIAGE
While pastor of. West-End Mission
Church. in Petersburg he married Miss
Josephine Shepperson, of Battersea,
daughter of the late Nathaniel Shopper
son. formerly blacksmith in the en-
ployment of the Norfolk ana Western
Railroad Company There was cousid-
cradle opposition to this union by the
family of Mr.. Riddick, burt he was un-
willing to consult the wishes of his
family, and married Miss Sslepperson in
Petersburg on the 24th of August, 1857
Mr. Riddfck possesses an analytical
mind. with much originality and earnest
ness. His sermons always had an aim
and purpose. sHe used no notes IN preach
ing. Ills voice is clear and full and his
gestures are moderate.
There is an absence of screaming and
repetftlon OF stock EhCases in his preach
lng. He is of average stature and stout
build, with blue eyes, light hair, tig,
s forehead, and a somewhat sedate ex-
preston. s9sis5
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SLEW TW0IN =FIENDlsH. RACE.
Mad Norwegian Kills His wife and a

Mad Norwegian Kills III is Wife and a
CIliId.
WASHINGTON, March 14-In a pa
roSysm of implacable rage or possible
insanity, Olof PaHcson, Norwegian,
stabbed and killed alis wife, Josephine; !;
murdered LITTLE Julia Hengesbach, the
three-year-old daughter OF Charles f.
HenSesbacl, mail Cartier, and mur-
derously assaulted the childs mother,
Mary Hensesbach. this afternoon in front
of his home, No. I'LL Twenty-fourth
Street, N. ". Mrs Hensesbach now lies
near the verge OF death at the Columbia
1 Hospital With seven stab wounds in her
body inflicted by the irfurilted Norwe-
Gian. Palleson narrowly escaped being
stoned to death at the hands of crowd
of citizens which congregated about the
scene of the killing, and only the prompt
arrival of the police prevented him from
being roughly handled by the people.
The motive for the crime is not definitely
KNOWN. The only key to the situation is
furnished by the mans four-year-old son!
who told the policemen that his father
had been sick and that his mother tried to
get him to take some lnedicne, and that
he got mad.
Palleson struck his wife with his fist
while they were in the parlor. She imme-
diately ran out, and Palleson followed her
into the front yard, where he stabbed her
near the heart killing her almost in
stanuy.
Mrs. Hengesbach was in the house with
her child. to have some drcssmaking work
done, when the trouble occurred and as
soon as she saw what had taken place,
she called for help. This anscred the
man, and he made a lunge at her, but.
missing her, stabbed the child who died
some time afterwards. Mrs. Hengesbach
snatched UP her child in her arms and
started to, run She had almost reached
the corner when Palleson overlook her
and stabbed the helpless woman fright
fully on the arms, face and breast. Pale
son is thirty-tive years old, and painter
by trade
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MAYOR TAYLOR AFTER TRAMPs.
He Talks Plainly-WiI, be Sent to the
RoclsPilc.

He Talks Piainiy-Wtl, be Sent TO the
Rock Pile.
Mayor R. ~. Taylor received cons
smunication yesterday from Mr. r. IA:
Dunlop, president of the Chamber Of
Commerce, which complained OF the
numerous tramps which invade the city
and create no little uneasiness among
the residents. These wort HESS vaga-z
bonds and impossors have many schemes.
through which they secure food cloth
ing and money. i:zss
When seen last night, Mayor Taylor
said that he had turned a1r. DunIop,si
Communication over to Chief-of-Poiiees
Howard. and requested him to look into
the matter. Chief Howard informed the
Mayor that in many instances the:
strnmps were arrested, but when cas-
3ried down before Justice CrutchAeld
they were turned loose on the cohdI-i
lion that they were to $50 and sin no
more
1ayor Taylor said that Chief Howard
would now see to IL that no tramp
.vagahond or impostnr would Sbe allowed
Ia roa d 81 M srests any
longer, and that .sal lIss such sindIviduals..
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C0RONER's JURY DECIDES.
Explosion in Red Ash Mine Due TO.
Lack of Ventilation.


CHARLESTON. w. VA, Marci, IT,
The coroner's jury which has been hear;
Ing evidence as to the cause OF the recent
disaster at Red Ash Mine, to-day returned
the following verdict.
We, the jury. find that e. B. Long and
others came to their dea tn by reason OF
an explosion OF gas in Red Ash, Mine. In
Fayette county, w. Va. March 8. 1900.
caused by lack OF ventilation on that
date.
Evidence at the inquest showed that
the men entered the mine before the fire
condition; also. that there was some
probability that the workmen. leaving tho
rhine on the night previous to explosion.
left one or more ventiIating doors open.
have been removed from Red Ash Mine
Others taken out. though badly injured.
will recover. Only two more known TO
counted fora man named Prefado and
a boy named Hlmbricls.
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.NlR. RIDDICK SAYS
HE IS. JUSTIFIED ..| I. !|::.I
Will Not Plead Insanity
asWas Supposed.
NERVOUS CONDITION.
3IfEyidence Warrants His Hanging He
is Willing to Hang.
DR.. TEMPLE A TRlFLE BETTER.
He Realized His Condition as Soon as
He Was Shot and Made His Will
and Put His Earthly Affairs i'll
Order-NIrs. Riddick Gave
Birth to q Son Sun
day Night.
3IfEyidence Warrants His Hanging He
is Willing to Hang.
DIR. TEMPLE A &TRlFLE BETTER.

LAWRENCEyILLE, VA, March IL
special.-When DIR. Temple was heard
from about 10 O'Clock this morning he was
Thought to be trifle better. tRey. J. r.
r, Riddick, who did the shooting, IS in
a very nervous condition, having slept
and eaten burt little since he was ar
rested.
It was first thought that Mr. Rideticks s
defence would be insanity, but 'is now
said he will claim he was justified in
his act.
WILLING TO SUFFER PENALTY,
A close friend who has just visited him
in Jail says he states If theN evidence
shows he should be hanged he is willing
to hang, and If it should be proven he
should be confined in prison he IS will
ing, but he expects to prove that he was
Justified in his action.
Dr. Temple realized at once the serious
character Of his wounds, and made his
will and arranged other earthly affairs.
DENIED ANYTHING IMPROPER.
In his statement which was taken by
the magistrate he denied any improper
words or actions toward Mrs. Riddick
Mrs Riddick gave birth to a son sun
day night, and is in state OF great ner-
=VOuSneSS
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GERMAN FLAG AT APIA.
Public Reconsideration OF NIataafa

IuUI1C hcCOnSIucFItiOn OF Ntataa1a
and Tamasese
AUCKLAND. N g., March .15.-Advces
from Samoa, dated March 1st, report the
German flag was 1oisted at Apia in the
presence Of the treaty officials and of
Mataafa and Tamasese, and DR.. Solf,
knipling, former vice-consul at Sydney,
will act as chief judge and vice-Governor.
A public reconciliation took place at the
tlag-hoisting between Mataafa and Ta-
maSeSe.
The Supreme Court, the Municipal
Council, the municipal magistracy and the
courts were abolished. The laws will re-
main in force as at present. The natives
are all quiet and awaiting news from Ger
many as to form of government.
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Ennlis1, Bird.

ToANo. VA, March 13.-Special-Mr.
n. Pendleton Turner, while out walking
this afternoon, had with him his cele-
brated setter, Rose which stood
flock Of partridges and when commanded
to flush the birds, one OF them flew
against telegraph wire near py ana
severed its head entirely from its body.
Mr.. Bursh. our hustling real estate
agent. has sold several fine farms near
here this week
DIR. H. A. Stephenson was in Richmond
this week.
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To Condemn the Property.

Mr.. Henry Taylor, Of the law firm Of
Wic1llam & Taylor. yesterday began the
condemnation proceeds to acquire certain
property on Dock street belonging to
Mesrs. Crump & West.
The commissioners appointed to consider
the legality of the proceedings are AIessrs.
S. H. Hawes. Stephen ]. Beveridge, r. S.
Crump, T. Wiley Davis, and a. c. Har-
man. City Attorney H. r. Pollard APP
peared as counsel for Messrs. Crump &
West.
The final determination will probably
be reached to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-15
Qu:et in Kentucky.

FRANKFORT, KY. Marcn 4.-The de-
parture of the Legislature from the stste
capital to-day has given the city more
time in the last two months. No new
warrants in connection with the Goebet
assassination Were issued.
Gabriel Taul, the Breckenridge county
Moore, but was dismissed. there not be-
ing sufficient evidence against him to
even hold him as witness.
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DEMOCRATS IN ARMS.
,n,,;anans Oppose Bryan and Chicago
form.

,nlianans Oppose Bryan and Ch'ca%o
Platform.
,SpJANAPoLlS, IND, March lin
answer to an invitation sent Out 10 Ho.a
Democrats of tic city ana Siale' ''ooa
Two hundred assembled nv
.,,,..a cor what was best for the part!
"a 4, ,he coming campaign. In eNpla-
n,tion of the purpose of the meel,h!'.
80. L Leach. the chairman, said I
was the object to find out from the mem, ,saI
49, of the narty whether or not the!
would support Mr.. Bryan. as had oeeh
RESOLUTIONS were adopted affirming al
,a-,,rcc to the Democratic party. pu'
nnnoses the Chicago platform and MT.
RrHap
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Senator's Son a Suicide.

s KANSAS CITY. MO-. March III.
Sherman PETER. son OF former United
States Senator PETER, from Kansas, was
found dead In bed in a house in East
Eighth Street this evening. On the bu-
reau WAS found n box that had contained
morphine. and a note reading:
e.Father.-I don't like to- do what ] am
doing. but Lam tired. = ~ ~,
In the dead mans pockets we're found
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LEAVE HAVANA SATURDAY.
Secretary Root and Party to Return

Secretary Root and Party to Return
via CharIestotr
WASHINGTON March 1i-Word was
received at the War Department to-day
that Secretary Root and party will start
home from Havana Saturday, coming by
way OF Charleston. The transport Sedge-
wick. probably, will be utilized in the trip
to Charleston. The party Is expected to
arrive In Washington Tuesday evening or
Wednesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-15
WHISKY IN CRAIG.
Many Unlicensed Sellers OF Liquor
Indicted

Indicted.
NEWCASTLE, March 14.-Special.-A
great deal of excitement is raised here
on the whisky question. So many tndict-
1nents were found at the last court
against unlicensed sellers OF the beverage
that the very imps of Satan seem to be
turned loose among the people.
ltis now current report that one of the
most prominent citizens and county Off
GERS will be indicted for the unlawful
selling OF whisky some years ago, and
every effort Is being publicly made to se-
cure evidence against him. If he is In
dicted there will necessarily be sensa-
tional developments, though the reports
may only be malicious libel from enemies.
: There is sufficient room for suspicion
to make II public talk, however The OUT
come of this condition. 1t Is feared, will
force licensed saloons on the community
as the lesser of two evils.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-15
Wananter Hanr

KNONVILLE. TENN, March 14.-John
NJ. Wampter was sentenced at Gladeville,
Va, to-day to be hanged for killing Will
liam Jenkins. at Norton. Va. three weeks
of that section. and jenkins was a promi-
neDt attorney.
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DIR. BROWN IN =EXTREMIS.
His Daughter, Mrs. D. G. Whitehead.
Taken Suddenly Ill.

1nKCIl SIIlltICII1y H.
ASHLAND, VA, March : >15.-Specia1.-
Reports this morning from the bedside.
Of Rev DR. A G. Brown indtca te tha t
his death may occur at any moment.
while his daughter, airs. D. G. White
head. who has also been stricken with
paralysis, remains in a critical condition.
The sudden dllness of DR.. Browns
daughter. Mrs, D G. Whitehead, adds
grea tly, to the distress which existed at
his bedside. She with his other children.
hastened to her fathers bedside Tuesday
night. when DR.. Brown was taken worse
and while in attendance upon her father:
was ~hersclf suddenly stricken with
paralysis, and remains In an uncons aous:
condition. She was apparently we'll until
she went to the scene Of her Ia theirs
suffering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-15
Frances Bod scson Burnett Wcds.

FTanccS HodScson Buinctt Wcds.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The Post to-
morrow will announce that a cablegram
received to-day announces the marriage
of Mrs Frances Hodgeson Burnett, the.
authoress, to NIr. Stephen Townsend, T.
Il. c. s. of the Luner Temple Continental
Club at Genoa, Italy.
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Philippine Commissioners Meet.
WASHINGTON, March 14-Judge Taft,
president of the new Philippine Commits
sion,. has notified his fellow commissioners
that the commission will convene in this
city March 18th. Meanwhile the old com
mission is winding up its affairs.
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several Typographical Union working
cards.
He was about thirty years old, and was
linotype operator. He was not known
to be Sdescondent.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The Thermometer ranged as follows at
The Times Office yesterday !? a. N, IS;
1s AZ. 50; 3 r. A.. 50: 6 p. NJ, Al: 9sP. NJ,
70; u NJ. 81 Average temperature. 4616.
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CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Evening journal., 1900-09-14
TEMPERANCE SPEAKERS At SPRINGS
Harvest Home to be Held There To-
morrow Afternoon

There will be a temperance harvest
home at Brandywine Springs Park to-
morrow afternoon and evening under
the auspices of the w. G. r. u, Of Mar
shallton. Wilmington, Newport, Stan
ton and vicinity. In the afternoon there
will be addresses by th Rows. Alfred
Smith, of Dover; the ReF Johu Shape
and George W. Todd, OF Wilmington.
Ia the evening there viii ae an oratori-
cal contest. There viii be good sing
ing and music Will also be furnished
by the Ferris Industrial School Band.
In the evening six young people Will
contest in oratory for S. and $3.50 gold
pieces. Mrs Thomas Benson will as
sist in the singing, and Norman Win
ner. the coinetist, will De the accom-
panist
Luncheon viii be served by the w
c. 4. u. to the Ferris School boys. Al
others will provide their own luncheon
Evening journal., 1900-09-14
MARRIED.

DILL-LOWDEN-At the residence Of
the minister. No. S07 Van Buren
street, on Wednesday evening, Sep
tember ~, 1900, by the Rev. John ID,
c. Hanna, ID. d., Alexander Dill
and Mrs. Harriet A. Lowden, both Of
Wilmington Del.
Septem-
Der u, 1900, at the residence Of the
brides parents, Wayland Mass,
George Tatnall, of this city
and Catherine J. Coolidge.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
IOYND - EVANS.-On Wednesday
evening, at the residence of the
brides father No 1912 French street
by the Rev Frederic Doerr, Alfred
Loynd, of Philadelphia, and Clara S
Evans. Of this city.
MCGOWAN BCTz.-At the home OF
the brides parents. No. S13 Poplar
street. 1T $50 D. m. September y. by
the Rev. Caleb Allen. rector of ST.
Luke's P. q. Church, James P. Nc
Gowan and Clara NJ. Butz.