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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-15
5ALUD Y vIC0R
MEjOR QUE RIQUizAS.
HOMBRES DEB!lES
Iced ESTE AVlSO.

pareoe que ell Creador ha ordenado que despoes
d.. la sangre el fiuiho vital seminal sSa Ia SUI,
s,a ,:la uas precio-a Ell el cuei TO q. ON ol
,lruna Dtruida ntrsna,ural de el paouoe'ia =
Il. m,re e sui a,t.s t,>,str''s'' 3. ..soo
,S,,,. nu,,, In =. han ruurriu de enfern, edadcs
~, ,..uI,,- IA es mo las de- COT azon d. hlghu"
! los riTi mes, rn1ermeiad' Pn'in"na.' =. '.c >
.,,r hnb r III, uiti,u q su yialithi S2sihfs', tx
ronitudo,a al iaches Nlctnae '' t-'aS
'.nf, rin,ra,l's cnand" a,siIiAs T. q" ues as t
,u,.tpji;u.. rnnlatiHS q ilrm," hab lah Ia pou'Ho
s.u. d u! !nt:1yitt~ IGrGttths AL res ~" "a
>it.t itHd pa'A I''>is It rs a'a4"' ue e'"' P4
Mn,nn. hon u. nan il+ghd" lei ia l"ro sH8'1Ta-
r,rn,, q IN estAdn H., dtItnCia ihcuh hbl' eau"
Il. 81 as lei tliuas, sn saoet ia VcFuaueia ea"sS
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Dolor agud1simo
en- ell music.
(Del diario<Ea Prensa>, Buenos
Aires.

Como hemos cQnocido muchas
personals en- situaci6n igual g pare
cida { la en- que Sc encontraba la sc
flora Barbara M. de Nocetti, vamos
& publican 10 que dice esta Sel1ora,
1esidente en- Conception, provincial
de Corrientes, Repdblica Argentina,
y es como sigue:
<Mks de siete amos estuve sutrlen-
do un dolor peaetrante y agud1simo
en- un music que supongo era de ca
rActer reumatico, Particularmente
en- invierno, pasaba algunas noches
sentada en- Ia cana sin poder dormir
Solo cuando me acostAba de costalo
sobre ia parte enferma parece que
ell calor me aliviaba un POGO, perO
como me cansaba de esta posici6n,
III Wolverine sentfa de nuevo ese do.
lor. L. CANA era una mortihcacion
para mi
Mi esposo don Nicol&s Nocetti
me recomend6 las Pfldoras Rosadas
del DR. Williams que tome por espa
clio de un mes. Casi desde que en-
pec@ & tomar estas p1ldoras me sentf
aliviada. Mi esposo las compro en-
|. 10 muy acreditada droguerfa de los
Srs. Soldati Craveri, Tegliahue &
Co. Defensa 425, ciudad de Buenos
Aires.
Los Srs. Saturnino Nunex, Sa.
turnino Aguilar y muchos de mis- We
cinos saben que la curaci6n del terri
BILE dolor que sentfa en- el music SO
debe exclusivameute q las Pfldoras
2osadas del DR. Williams, acu Jos ia.
bricantes vivo agradeclda.
Para terminar afladire que des-
de que nacf he residido en- Concep
ci6n y por aig1n tempo en- Ia CAN
pa11a de este departamento
(Firmado)
BARBARA NJ. de NOCETTI.
A diferencia de otras prepara
clones que tienen sus atlas y bajas
en- 10 que respecta d popularidad :
venta, las P1.doras Rosadas de MI
Williams para personas palidas son
| hoy mas populares que nunca, su
| venta excede s la de cualquier otra
medicina.
Los Pfldoras Rossdas del Dl
Williams purifcan y enriquecen Ia
sangre, restablecen los nervios y Gu
ran Ia paralisis parcial, baile de Sar
| Vito, neuralgia, reumas, nervlosldao
dolor de cabeza nerviosc, palpita.
ci6n del coraz6n, anemia y palidez
frialdad de manos y pies, irregular
dadas en- las funciones mensuales de
las mujeres y la debilidad en- ambot
seXOS.
Son inmejorables para )os enfe1
medades de los hombres causada:
por indiscreciones de la juventud
exceso de trabajo & estudio etc
Los Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.
Williams SO venden donde quiera q
Sc vendan medicinas y solamente to
nemos que recomendar & los consu
midores, que al solicitar esta prepa
raci5n repitan la palabra Williams
Hay muchas classes de pfldoras, pur
gantes, etc., que son de color rosade
pero que NO SON del DR.. Williams
Gel m6rito no consiste en- ell color
sino en- los ingredientes, Las legfti
mas llevan una P de gran tamaflo q
con otras letras mas pequef1as for
man la frase ingIesa Pink Pills TO
Pale People.
Cualquiera persona que tenga di
ficultad en- adquirir las Pfldoras Ro
sadas del DR. Williams debe dirigirs,
Ia la casa DR. Williams Medicine Co
de Schenectady, NJ Y, Estados Un
dos, y sera avisado donde comprar
las
! En- ell Departamento de consul
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al San Francisco III

tas de la misma casa Sc dan consoles
gratis q todos las que comuniqnep
sus sfntomas Correspondence en-
castellano 6 ingl6s. Pida usted un
libro one SO enviara gratuitamente
y franco de porte.
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LUCAS GIMENEZ
suosoR DE MANUEL VICENTE d.
GRAN BAzAR DE N0VEDADEs ARTIOUL0s DE UT1LIDAD
EL SOL DE ORC

Explkn
dido de oejao' art sd % fantasia rat
surdo bordadas
cueuos abanic
PERFUKERLA Jroncea ALFOMBR4X CIMAS de
C0LCH0NE SetdHos CRIS7ALERLA PORCELAA
caldad novedad
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En- playas muy distante de
Galveston SO encuentran cadavores
de indivi1uos que perecieron en la
cata ,trofe. Los mas mutilalos pJr
los pecaS.
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LIGA DE PROPIETARIOS
DE FINCAS URBANAS DE SAN JUAN
Sc ret4rfa.

stituida defnitivamente es
ia eLiga, Sc participa q los se1ores
asociados que la oticina de la mistna
oueda in,ta ada en- los altos de la
ca,a ndnero7l de la Gale de Id For
ta.eza.
La Quota para el ingre>o g" IA
sociedad, es de DIEZ CENTAFO> )
por cada piso de las cA>A> que Sc
posean 8 ao ',ihi>tren Eo dichas OF
cinas debe' los a>O"i .dos presen
tar sus >C!i 'tudtS. y en- elias sc le
sumini> tral an todos los informe9
que nece S'ten.
San Juan, Is de Stbre, de 1900.
Ell Secretario,
JOSE G DEL VALE.
n-a Isl
En- Puerta de- Terra, casa de
nominada sB ,nefceucia> &c >uSclt6
aver un escaLdalo ent,e Il ,faela
Mulero, que vive en- dicha Casa y
Petrona Vara, natural de CagUAS.
Ell individuO Inucennio Catala,
que tuvO aver un atterca 10 en- a ca
, lie de Tetuar con un tai JOSE, fue
detenido por |, policfa
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Rafael PaIacios Rodriguez

ABOG A DO.
Ofrece su cerviciOs prOfes!O'
rales en- su bufete
San Francisco 81 20 piso
Alb
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Maf1ana estara en- nuestro
puerto el vapor frances sOinde Ro-
driguez, de regreso de Puerto Pla
ia y escalas y en- viaje para Euro
m
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precision abao de la puma economzando In
nensamente tempo labor
veinticinco concdo va cne
todas las praclcas.
modeos odruos absormente incorporates cuano
smPcidad durabldad oonSenenca ea Dc
operacon egibiidad beleza de trabajo
meoras nobes aneacn mas perfecta ocaera &c
formation de entire
letras caret mas ana ger toquc uni:"e <as
el auonaco goe?na Ia cn los
mejorados e| papc cn Ell clina?o.
El modo No 'be 81 res 70r'c T"Tcl res cuyo an
ohio no eS" "a m|c 1n Hnea dc 10 centinct~
Il odtu NO escrie "a
centmeros de anrhn lnea de 30
LA CoRREsPoNi%>. puERrsFco Remington, 40 T.
* P.DASE Ell CArALOGO FSnANO1 ~
Fabricada 0nican.nte WvcHoy. SzAAAHs RkSEn,cr
3N Broadway Now York E.. T.. a.
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Dice ola Baurera America

DICE la Ban0era AnerICana:
Llamamts la a1euc?on del go
bierno hacia i'd nnti'a4 que CORE de
que Sc esta aintroduciendo. de coutra
bando, cafe lie S4nto D ,mingo.
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Casino EspahoI
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
AvISO LOS SRES.. SOClOS.

La Junta D,rectiva acord6,
Atendieudo las indicaciones de va.
rios Socios rebajar Iacuota men,ual
de Propietarios y EventuaIes a un
peso cincuenca centavos oJo y con-
tir.nar Ia de un peso orc para los de
Ndmero.
AL mismo tempo Sc hace saher
que los reclbos seran autoriz dos
por ell Tesorero y Cont .dor scclden
tales don Conrado Pslau y don Al
fredo Iglesias.
Lo que SO hace presente a los
se1ores socios para su gobierno
Pto Rico 10 Septienbre de 1900
Ell Presidente accidental,
RAFAEL FABIAN.
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SE VENDE

La casa 10 20 Gale de la Fer
taleza informaran Fo1 taleza 43.
n SIP 3
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Acusado de e>tafa y dispoei
cion del Juzgado de- Catedra) fue
detenido aver el individuo Jual Val
dds
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Sc VENDc

tres caeas en- Santurce informar4n
San Francisco 25 altos del <Polo
n~-a -15-4
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Ell departamento de Marina
de los Estados Unidos, SAGA q subas
ia la con nstruc ci6n d. cinco a:ocaz.
dos mas, cuyos nombres se a.: Per
silvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Vir
ginia, y Rnose Island; los tres pri
meros llevan torres bl indadas super
DnoStaS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-15
Sc dice que Russia prete

Sc dice que Rusla prete "a
apodararse del gran "ri:orlo
comprendido entire la Gran Moralla
de China y la Siberia Y A.emania
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Aver fuerol curados en- la sa.
la de socorros de neridas casuales
jose Lopez y Francisco Aurezqai
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Ha sido denunciada aver, por
ell guardia Andres Hidalgo, Ia casa
no 26 de la Gale de Isabel 20, de
la Marina, por carecer de letrina y
tener los vecinos que arrojar las
materias fecales al patio de la mis-
ma casa.
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Sc desea comprar On juego de
llones y una docena de sillas pref
riendose de nogal, asf como dos 70,
peros de piezas, y dos lavamanos to
cador, todo en- buen estado'
Informara en- Catar o dor1a
Elena Seijo de Calvet.
u-S9O
Evening journal., 1900-04-24

.MattingS.

China and Japan, both
kinds are here i'll goodly as
sortment-the China mating
for good, hard serviceable
wear, the Japanese for beauti-
full effects and artistic possi-
bilities no matter which you
select, you'll find none of the
" riff raft" here. You'll find
low-priced mattings in the
stock, but it's all dependable.
Two patterns, heavy China
mating that moves well,
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
CARS DELAYED BY BRIDGE
Much Inconvenience Experience d
by New Castle People
Special 70 the Evening Journal.

olNAAdl 10 ANH ANNNlNH JOURNAL
New Castle, April 24-Third street
bridge, over the Christiana river. at
Wilmington, was again impossible
yesterday so far as trolley cars were
concerned, and much inconvenience
was experienced by the many travellers
between this city and Wilmington.
The old story Of the fuses burning
out was the apparent cause of the
bridge being out of order, and all pas
sengers between the two cities were
compelled to alight at Third and
Church streets and walk over the
structure and board another car on the
South side This was especially am
noying to the passengers on the car
that left Wilmington at 612 o'clock
last evening. as on that trip more per-
sons are carried than on any other.
owing to the number of workmen who
are employed in Wilmington and re-
side here.
1t is customary for the management
of the New Castle and Wilmington
road to hold an extra car at Eden
Park fer the accommodation of the
wOrkmen until the arrival there of the
car leaving Wilmington at 6.12 o'clock.
BY this a crowd on bun cars is
avoided
Yesterday, however, owing to the
bridge being out of order, the extra car
ran in to Wilmington and all the pas
sengers We're compelled to crowd upon
the regular car. Nearly 100 people
were on the car at one time. and many
were compelled to hang on to the rear.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
DELAWARE CITY's VISITORS
Many Who Enjoy the Hospitality
Of That Town
Special 10 the Evening Journal


Delaware City, April 24-Miss Annie
l.. Schunder has returned from a short
vifit to Philadelphia relatives.
Mrs. Moore, of Philadelphia. is the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Ogle.
Aiss Martha Janvier has returned
from a ten days visit to Wilmington
and New Castle relatives.
Delaware City people were shocked
to hear Of the death of Mrs. Miranda
Jester, Of Wilmington. Mrs. Jester lived
hero for a number of years and was
very highly esteemed.
Miss Ida Dunlap. of Philadelphia.
and Frank Dunlap. of Wilmington
spent Sunday with their mother.
Miss Kemp, of Reistorstown. Md. is
the guest OF her uncle, William j.
Beck near town.
y. w. Simlins. of Philadelphia. was
a Sunday visitor at his sisters. Mrs
Frank Jester, near town.
Mrs Hines is the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Samuel Lewis, Of Philadel
phia.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
MILTON HAS a CURIOSITY
In the SHAPE ROSTERS Heart
goya Talk

Milton. Del 4 24.-Quite a curl
uusity lis in th1 3. aassiOn of a man of
this town, which may be of interest
TO q medical c-e or TO some in
vesugator in .Ae eience Of therapeu-
tics. IL is Oh crt Of a rooster en-
larged TO immca. proportions. When
first taken ilcn he fowl the mem
-pericaTl ll. within which IL
was enclosed 5 entire. The inside
of the heart i3 elcn out apparently by
some cancerCIs q sease, and a portion
of the eXterig s partly sloughed OF
and q knife oss used to separate this
from the n-J body. Yet the fowl
was we'll tC a- appearance, with a
heart badly 2sed and partly de-
stroyed.
David J. E 4, an octogenarian. died
at his resid near Harbeson. Of alb
scess of the l.- s. aged So years. The
obseQuies solemnized at Cool
spring Pre- ian Church by Rev
Mr. Hoppe. 81 Georgetown, and the
remains Woo nhumed in the adjoin-
inging cemc So Mr. Ennis had been
"a member Coolspring Church foI
over sixty cl5.
John Be cnce a contractor and
builder OF 3-iton, but now of Philadel-
phia, is bu.l ng a handsome cottage
at Atlantic CUy.
Dr. j. c. nch, of Milwaukee. Wis.
who has = in Milton for three
weeks. on flcasure and cunning eX-
cursion, ha returned to his home
mEliy ~ ! with his brief sojourn
among tt 3lue Hens Chickens"
John Cr ay is quite sick with pull
monary bles.
W. e. NJ hin. Of Denton Md is Wis
iting his noiher. a. N. ManshiD.
Edward Calhoun is home with hir
family
u. Dav Carey and sister. Miss
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
Inlaid
SI.25 Per Yard.

You know this quality, de
signs are to represent tiling
fact is, IT'S tiling in sheets
made of cork and oils, the
colors run through to the
back, and the pattern will not
wear off-like everything else
there are two qualities the
thick and the thin-we have
the one quality only, the best.
$I25 now, was more.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
FISHING AT BOWERS BEACH
Sturgeon and shad Fishermen Hard
at Work There.

Bowers Beach, Del, April 24.-Stur-
geon fishing has begun. Quite a num-
Der Of men are engaged in the busi-
ness. AS yet there has been but an
extremely small catch and the first
fish caught during the past week were
caught by William Shorts crew.
King crabs have appeared. A few
We're caught in the nets Of the shad
fishermen.
The catch of shad the past week has
been satisfactory Prices range from
Sl2 to S13 per hundred.
Trout fishing will commence the first
Of the coming month. Quite a NUM-
Der of men with nets here Will partici-
pate in the business.
The largest shad caught this season
here was the prize OF Captain Silas
Flemmon. It's exact weight was
pounds
The Oldest rooster known I'm this
community, which was owned by John
Campers, a nearby farmer. breathed
its last on Sunday at the ripe old age
Of seventeen years. 9 months and s
days.
Mrs J. Wilson, of Houston. is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. James II. Short
DR.. i. Cox, OF Baltimore, is the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs 7. d. Hubbard.
Miss Susie JCsenh Of Milford, has
been the guest O. Miss Annie Moore OF
Magnolia.
The town election at Magnolia re-
suited as follows. President. OF
Council W. w. Moore. Jr: Council
men. J W. Wright, Sr., and Col. II. c.
Johnson.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
TRAINED NURSE VERY I'LL
New Drug Store for Frederick
Notes Of the Town.

Frederica, Del, April 24.-Miss Alice
Mitten is very i'll with erysipelas at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Mitten. Miss Mitten is a train
ed nurse and was taken sick while at
tending to her duties in Philadelphia.
She was accompanied home Tuesday of
last week by her friend, Miss Annie
Beswick.
The store on the corner OF Market
and David streets, which has been
closed for some time has been opened
as a first-class drug store by DR..
Downes. late Of Wilmington. It makes
very fine and creditable showing. as
it is brilliantly lighted and the interior
is neatly and artistically arranged. The
color scheme is blue and white and the
effect is pleasant to behold
Mrs. T. V. Cahall is visiting in New
York.
Mrs BENJAMIN Lewis is visiting her
son in Philadelphia.
John Johnson has been in Newark
several days on business.
Mrs. Warren Darby spent last week
with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thomas Dikerson and daughter
Clara. have been quite sick this week
MISS Ndt iAtlh ~ ia lpNtls Wuefe Snc
has accepted positi0nas stenographer
w. j. Lank, Of Wilmington, was the
guest Of his brother-in-law, John G.
Melvin. this week.
Trailing arbutus parties are in order
and the sweet-scented blossoms are
found in profusion.
Ernest JarTel. a son Of James Jarrel
has been very i'll of pneumonia, but is
now recovering.
Mrs. Lizzie Jacobs. Of Harrington
was the guest of her sister, Mis-
Josephine Reed last week.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
Adjustable


Both ends work on a rachel,
you have either a short couch
or a long one, with one simple
movement, or by raising both
ends to form the arms, the
couch forms into a beautiful
diva- all kinds, some with
bscks and some without
they won't get out Of order,
because they can't.
$500, $500, $500, $1,000.
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Gone to Pittsburg
Special 10 the Evening Jourua|

Special 10 the Evening Journal
New Castle, April 24-William
Deakyne. agent for the Fishermen S
Protective Association, and James II.
Challenger left here yesterday for
Pittsburg, Pa. where they will remain
several days. Mr. Deakyne went West
in the interest of The association. as
owing to the large catch OF shad East
en markets are glutted, and an effort
will be made to ship fish to the mar
keis throughout the West
Evening journal., 1900-04-24

Susie, accompanied by their two
nephews, Master Theodore and Joseph
have arrived in Milton, and will spend
a few days at their Summer residence
in this town.
Arthur Walls, engaged at work al
Little Creek, Kent county, is in town.
Edward Lank. William Lank, Frank
Manship and Benjamin Cook. all OF
Philadelphia, have been the guests OF
friends in town.
Captain James KINNEY. manager OF
a Board Of Underwriters in Philadel-
pha, is paying a visit to the home of
his boyhOod.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
Injured in a Cannery

Special to the Evening Journal
Newark, April 24.-John X. Mote
met with a serious accident, while load
ing cases of canned goods at the New
ark cannery. The board slipped from
the back Of the wagon, and the heavy
cases fell on Mote. badly cutting his
face, and bruising him about the body.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
Captain Avis to Lecture

Special to the Evening Journal
Newark, April 24.-The last Of the
course Of five lectures in Delaware Col
lege, for the benefit Of the college ath-
letic association, will be given on Fri
day evening, May A, by Captain e. S
Avis, assisted by a detachment OF
cadets on Illustration Of First Aid Ia
the Injured"
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
Good Government Club 10 Meet

Special 10 the Evening Journal
New Castle, April 2i-On Thursday
evening next a meeting OF the Good
Government Club win be held at the
residence OF Mrs. Ira Lunt, Third and
Chestnut streets The officers OF the
association are: MIS-. j. Ernest Phil
lips. president; Miss Cordelia Dealyne.
treasurer and Miss Lydia Moore, secre-
tary.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
$3.50 Per Roll.

Rolls contain forty yards.
You can buy itas you need it,
but you'll save in buying the
full rolls.
Very fue japanese mat
tings i'll great assortment OF
patterns, " Flowery King
dom y and " Yuma" grades
at $500 and s12.oo per roll.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
Lost a Valuable Horse
Special % he EVenlns Journal

special 70 the Evening Journal
New Castle April 24.-EdWard Con-
ncr. farmer and trucker livins on
the New Castle read q short distance
this side Of Eden Park, lost a stallion.
valued at $500, yesterday afternoon.
NJ Conner hitched the horse in COM
pany With erother, 70 his farm wagon
and started to Wilmington for a load
or garbage. When but about fifty
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
Newark-s Board of Health

Special to the Evening Journal
Newark, April 24.-This towns new
Board of Health is composed of Pro.
fessor w. II. Bishop, Benjamin Camp
bell, DIR. II. G. NJ. Kollock, II. b. Wright
and DR. J. r. Wolf.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
Pnblic Reception Unioue

Special to the Evening Journal
New Castle. April 24.-In the main
Sunday school room Of Nazareth M. %
Church a public reception win De
given tonight to Rev. Eugene H.
Thrasher, the new pastor of the church
The reception viii be open to all mem
bers OF the congregation, and those
who have not met Mr. Thrasher will be
personally presented TO him.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
GUMPTION.

4 Trz NE does not have gumption till one has been
lflLlN properly cheated" Persons Of gumption are
VLllk Using Ivory Soap, women who have trusted
lEzg themselves too near the precipce Of false
economy and who can now appreciate the true econo-
my in soap made Of pure vegetable oils and other
high class ingredients, bot made in such quantity as
to bring the price within the reach Of the very poorest
family. Indeed II is the very poor who most need it, for
they can least afford the extravaganza Of common soap
eo-ues4 rearta lsos ononou
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
Meeting of the W. c. 7. U.
Special to the Evening Journal

Special to the Evening Journal.
New Castle, April 24.-On Wednes-
day evening next a meeting Of the w.
G. T. IT, will be held at the residence
of Mrs. Theodore Atkinson, on North
Third street. Business Of Importance
viii be transacted.
Evening journal., 1900-04-24
10000 SHAD
WE'RE CAUGHT
Largest Days Catch Ever
known at New Castle.
MEN WORKED ALL NIGHT
-Four Carloads Shipped in Thirty-sil
HOurS-Prices Drop and Are Ex-
pected to Go Lower.
special to the Evening Journal.

SueClll TO the INtNAlh dUAANnAs
New Castle. April 24.-Although
Monday is always considered the best
day for shad fishing, yesterday all for
mer records wer broken, as fully 4O,-
600 FISH were landed at the wharyes.
Never before 'in the memory of the
Oldest inhabitant" has such catch
been known, and throughout the day
fishermen and shippers were busy un-
loading and packing fish for the mar
kets. 1t was evident from early morn
ing that the days catch would be a
large one, but none expected such an
immense quantity of fish to be brought
in as were unloaded at the wharf
SCENE AN ACTIVE ONE.
All day long Delaware street wharf
was a scene of activity as boat after
boat arrived and unloaded its contents
200. 300 and even 400 to a boat was
nothing unusual, and the numbers ran
up to 500 and 600 The largest num-
Der landed at the wharf by any one
boat was brought in by Henry
Simple who fishes from the Orchard,
few miles below New Castle, on the
New Jersey shore. In two boatlOads he
delivered 952 shad. Richard Baton
and Frank White yesterday netted l.
100 fish, but they were not delivered TO
local dealers.
WORK CONTINUED ALL NIGHT.
During the day a large number OF
farmers and dealers were at the wharf
securing shad for sailing purposes, and
for sale at different points At 10
o'clock last night there We're 10000
shad upon Delaware street wharf, and
many boats yet to come in. Two
Adams Express cars, fully loaded, were
shipped during the day, and men We're
engaged all throughout the night in
loading others, receiving and icing
down shad that were still being
brought in.
PRICES GO DOWN.
Owing to the large number of fish
caught prices went down yesterday
Straight fish brought but IS. while
roes were as low as SO. and bucks
down to 81 per hundred. It is expected
that to-day the prices will drop even
below these figures, and that shad may
be bought as low as 2 cents apiece. The
run is especially fine this season, and
/ buck shad weighing from eight to ten
pounds, are not unusual
Charles and MahlOn Lancaster were
buslly engaged during the day in
cleaning, sailing and packing fish foi
the Winter markets, and twenty bar
rels We're prepared. Prices were quoted
fer salted fish at IS per hundred. The
catch of yesterday doubled that Of the
preceding Monday.