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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-12

The emergency bags sent by a church societ
70 Kansas aoldiers m the Philippines contained
among the necessities box Of DeWitts Witch
Hazel salye, the well known cure for piles, IN.
jnr.es and skin diseases. The ladies took care
10 obtnin the original DeWitt's Witch Bazel
salge, knowing that ali the counte1feits are
worthless. w. Butts.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE CONVENTION.
concord, y. H., Sept, 1.-THE Re-
publicanEtate convention IS being
held kere today for the purpose Of
% Susting a STATE ticket and presi-
dentisJ electors. No opposition to the
machine ticket is looked toT.
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For Bladder Troubles
use STUART'S GIN and
.BUCHU.
WANTED.

Aftesisl welie to drive AT $3.50 each
Rise and capacity guaranteed will
.slse guarantee to complete wells in Is
days. Cal on or address A. q. Baker /,
205 Gloucester street.
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kissemmee, Ga, June is, lsgp.-Dr. j. II. ,Afo-
leans Strengthening Cordial aud Blood Puiifier
is the best Incidence its Kind made. / have
nsedit and know it to be good. G.P. MoI)an-
lei. Forsale by W. J. Butts. the druggist.
Kt-na ki-na, the Tasteless Qdinine Tonic,
cores chiIls and fever, 25c a bottle.
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Quite neat sum was real zsd PAS,
night by be s.. Jude's church at their
ice cream festival.
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RICHARD CARVEL" STAGED.
New York, Sept 1.-THE empire
Theatre opens tonight with the pre-
sentation Of "Ricbard Csrvel," The
play is the ,star Of Frohman's 1901
collection.
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INES CALL, JOB or PICE.

r. tsa who want tn beat, work, ~
hs ,tess Hsnfee shodld bring I. 10
tiice On large dodgers, cur
p.lae "a work win MAKE YOU oon
eas tamer, II you viii give as The.
Ring up 81. sndsa solicitor
Will ca
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The prog essiSe nations OF tie worid-are the
aaeat food e6ukppipg nations. Good food well
dssested'g ees strength. II you cannot digest
Fttgoif eat, yduneed KoGol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t
what you eat You need not diet your
staf Ifcentainsall ofthe digestants combined
with The best known tenics ana feeons tructives
! W'il even dheests az elassos OF foSGlsin bot
&c. No othey iapparasiair win do tlils. II IN.
500 Teita VI Sad cnfessaIfst6t16ch tronbl3s
ssE Butts 800
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
NOTICES.

NOTICn.l-LADIEs CAN HEAR MIR
account OF the evident de-
sire ON the part of the ladies 60 hear Mr.
Bryan. the Democratic County Commit
tco has obtained the Opera House for to-
morrow evening In order TO enable the
ladies of Wilmington and Vicinity 20 hear
the Democratic presidential candidate, IL
has been decided TO hold another meet
ing ln the Opera House. The house will
be reserved exclusively for ladies and es-
Corta from 3 TO O'Clock, after which
time an win be admitted. Each lady
will be permitted only one escort during
The meeting win be addressed by the
Hon. Albert B. Osborn, OF Pennsylvania,
and the Hon. James NJ Griggs. OF
Georgia, until the arrival OF Mr.. Bryan
tent az Ninth and Lombard streets,
o23-2t
NOTfCE.-For every 10 cents worth OF
work done az the Clayton House TOnaOr-
ial Parlor George Richards. the popular
barber, win give ticket emitting It's
suit Of quartered oak, now on exhibition
az J. q j. N. Harmana King street
MISS H. L. CoURsEN.
FASHIONABLE DREssAfAKER.
oll-l2t No. 80 West Seventh street
BENEFIT OF THE GALVESTON
lSuFFERERS.-Ali sketch teams. aero
battle and specially people. Young ladies'
at address q, III G.. tbs ofrice,
| NOTICE.-On and after September IL.
1900. Seventh street bridge win be closed
TO the public travel, as the contractor
i Will commence work on the new steel
bridge at that time. BY order Of Bridge
COMMITTEE
J. ]. GALLAGHER, Chairman.
sis-tf
MONEY to loan on mortgages In sums
20 suit. LAMBERT FOuLK.
alb-tf 90 Market gtraef
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
An AppeaI 10 Rummare

TO the Editor Evening Journal
Dear Sir. May We make an appeal
through your columns for more dona-
tiOns to the rummage sale?" The de-
mand for all kinds Of clothing (espe-
cially mems and children's), and for
snoes OF all sizes far exceeds the sup
ply.
II donations have not been called
for, II is because we have not been no
tilted. Call up ID. q A. phone No. 6l3.
Thus far we have met with success.
and II our kind friends will "rummage''
once more, we shall be able 10 realize
a goodly sum for the Delaware Hos
pital work, but to accomplish this we
must ask again that everybody send
something, not only from our homcs
but can't our merch ants contribute
from their bargain counters, as in
other cities.
Send especially shoes and clothing
but whatever else can be spared, and
send at once to rummage sale, No
$50 Market street, or call up d. & A
telephone No. 613. Don't forgetl
A MANAGER.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
Enjoyed Newport Hospitality

Special to the Evening Journal
Newport, Oct 22.-Mr. and Mrs Win
thrOp, Of Philadelphia, who have re-
cenny returned from Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. paid a short visit to Miss
Margaret Sindall.
Miss Meta Johnson, OF Wilmington.
spont Sunday with Mira. Harry Lyman.
Marshall Crawford, formerly Of this
town, but now with the Atlantic Match
Company, Of Camden, n. y, visited his
home this week.
Miss Sadie Simpson, of Wilmington,
was the guest Of Miss Clana Abbott for
few days
James Eastburn, Of Philadelphia,
will spend a week with his sister,
Mrs. Harvey Benson.
B. r. Fluharty went on the annual
inspection trip Of the Maryland divi-
sion OF the p, w. & B. railroad last
Saturday. The trip extends from Phil
adelphia to Quantico, Va.
A party OF young people, consisting
OF Miss Elsie Scarborough, Misa Dora
Myers. Frank Sindall and Allan Gam
BILE visited Farnhurst on Sunday and
spent the day with the Misses Lille
and Edna Scarborough.
Miss Edna Hearne, who has accepted
a position with Lit Brothers, of Phila-
delphia, visited her parents on Sun
day.
Charles Laws and Miss Shain. Of
Philadelphia. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Hearne.
Miss Bessie Davis, Of Wilmington,
visited friends in Newport this week.
The Misses Lille and Edna Scarbor-
ough, Of Farnhurst, visited their par
ents on Saturday.
Edward Mitchell and Charles Hobbs
of Greensboro. Nd, were the guests Of
the Misses Scarborough, at their home
In Newport.
W. G. Washington and daughter
spent Sunday in Chester
Mrs. Wilson and children, OF Perry
vile, Nd, who have been visiting Mrs
George Smith returned to their home
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Crawford
spent Sunday In Wilmington.
Mrs. Herbert Yeates. who has been
spending several days in Philadelphia
returned this week.
Mrs. Hopes Bayne and daughter.
Lena, and Miss Edith King are visiting
in Chester.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
BAPTISTS ENTERTAIN THE AGED
Music and Refreshments AMUSED Inmates
Of MiRaHidaIe Home

At Minquidale Home last evening the
congregation of Bethany Baptist Church
gave an entertainment Tor the inmates OF
the institution. 4 fine musical program
was given and refreshments were served.
The old folks at the home enjoyed the
entertainment and were loath to see the
entertainers depart The graphophone
selections given by Kemp Burgess.
greatly pleased the old people and Mr..
Burgess responded to several oncores.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Beniamn W Ills. Mr.. and Mr.
Kemp Burgess Mrs Mary Collins, Ms
Ella Searles Miss Mary Lukens. Mrs.
Catharine Neuln, Mrs. John Hansen.
Miss Name Wyndal. Miss Nna S0lla-
way. Mr.. and Alrs.Jamos Moore. Master
James Harmon Moore, Air. md Mrs. John
Downs. Mrs William Oliver. Mr. and
Mrs John Artis. Miss Helen Nostrand.
Mrs John Iewell and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam r. Prettyman. Jr
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
NEW CITY JUDGE
HOLDS SESSION
Large Crowd Assembled in
The City Court Room
Last Evening

e. r. Cochran, Jr., the newly appoint
ed Judge Of the Municipal Court, held his
first session last night and disposed Of a
number OF cases.
A large crowd filed the court room TO
hear the first rulings Of the new Judge
The most important cases to be hearu
were those Of Joseph +. Randolf, Martin
Francis and William Hyland, charged
with illegal registration on Saturday last
The first case heard was that or handOlt,
and after much testimony had been taken
the defendant was dismissed on the
ground OF not having been identihed.
Robert q. Harman represented Randof.
u. D. teinhardt appeared FOR Francis and
his case went over until tomorrow morn
ing
The case Of William Hyland. arrested
on the charge OF attempting TO register
illegally i'm the Forteth district, was then
called. Hyland was not present and his
name and also that OF his bondsman,
Michael Newell. were called. There was
no response and the bond OF $500 was de-
clnred forfeited by the judge and . cap
las issued for Hylsnd.
George Smith. colored, WAS given =
hearing on the charge OF stabhing James
Spires, colored Smith in his own de-
fense. said Spires tried to shoot him.
The prisoner was held in $500 bail for =
hearing At the upper court
William Clay. colored, charged with
stabbing Edwin Steel, was fined SO and
costs.
Ralph Pierce. charged with stealing
two spieots. WAS held for further
hearing.
Clerk Adams read the new judges ap-
pointment and his oath OF office, which
had been taken before Notary Howell $.
England.
In City Court this morning Ed
ward Murray was fned s. and costs on
q similar charge
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
WEDDING
CELEBRATED
NuptialS Of Miss Phillips
and Mr.. SiSler
Other News Of Social Nature Of
Interest to Wilmington
People

In Central Presbyterian Church at
noon to-day, Miss Mary Louise Phil
lips, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Phillips, became the bride OF Perlle
Chandler Sisler 1t was a society
function, elaborate in its many details
and beautiful in its appointments.
The Rev. Thomas A. McCurdy, ID. D.,
was the officiating clergyman
Promptly at 70 o'clock the bridal party
entered the beautifully decorated
church while Norris M. Morgan played
the wedding march from Lohengrin.
The bride was accompanied by her
father, and preceded by the flower
girl Miss Madeline Sisler. charmingly
attired in a dress of Paris muslin in
white and carrying roses. The groom
was accompanied by his best man,
Elliot Harvey, and by the ushers,
George S. Capelle, Jr., c. p. NJ. Rum
ford, w. Allan Lindsay, of this city;
Thomas M. Chalfant. Dr. Francis Ja-
cobs and William +. Shultz, of Phila-
delphia. Bride and groom met at the
altar rail. Mr.. Phillips presented his
daughter in marriage and with the
ring ceremony the couple was united
! The wedding party left the church u
the strains Of Mendelssohn's march.
The bride wore an exquisite gown o.
gray crepe de chine, trimmed will
renaissance lace and pink velvet. He
hat was an imported one OF gray ma
terial and trimmed with lace anG
lroses. She carried brides roses.
From the church the party wa
driven to the home of the groom
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Davis Sisler
No. SIS West street, where at 1913
o'clock an elaborate breakfast wa
served and reception held. A Philadel
lphia orchestra discOursed music. Late
Mr.. and Mrs. Sisler went on an ex
tended trip South, and upon their re
turn will reside at No. 1907 Franklii
street. where they will receive thei
friends after November 10.
The floral decorations in the churc
consisted OF palms, ferns and whit
cosmas and those OF the Sisler HON
OF like character. Over 200 guests fror
this city, Philadelphia and Baltimor
attended the reception.
Mr.. Sisler entertained his best ma
and ushers at a farewell bachelor din
ner at his home, No. S15 West street
last night.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
Deafness Cannot he cured

by local anpHcatl0n8 as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way TO cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an innamed cOndi-
tion OF the mucous lining of the Eustach-
Ian Tube. When this tube is inhamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when IL is entirely closed
Deafness is the result and unless the In
nammation can be taken out and this
tube restored TO its normal condition.
hearing Will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out Of ten are caused by Catarrh
which Is nothing but an inhamed condi-
tiQn Of the mucous surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tar1h Cure. Send for circulars, free.
II. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo o.
Sold by Druggfsts. 75c
hairs Family Pulls are the best.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
DIAMOND COUNCIL CELEBRATES
Eighth anniversary Obser ed With ApprO-
pirate Ceremony Last Night

In Eden Hall last evening Diamond
Council.No. 5, Jr. Order United Ameri-
can Mechanics, celebrated its eight an
niyersary ]. H. Morris and Councillor
NJ. T. loft presided over the exercises,
a feature ofwhich was the presentation
of a historic gavel by Past State Coun-
cilor Justin N. Anderson on behaf OK
w. D. Haddock The gavel was made
from a piece Of tree taken from the
battlefield at Gettysburg.
The exercises Of the evening were
opened with an address OF welcome by
Councillor NJ T. loft, who said In be-
half Of Diamond Council he was glao
to welcome the large body Of members
and friends who filled the room, and
hoped that they would make them
lselves at home. He told how eight
years ago Diamond Council was form
ed by few earnest, devoted Juniors
and to-day is glad to say that it has
grown to be the strongest council in
the state, numbering 81 members, and
growing all the time. He urged youne
men in the company. II not Juniors, tC
give their names to the council and
help push the noble principles OF the
order.
After piano solo by Earl c. Dig
gans, there was an address by the Rev
e. n. Baldwin, pastor Of Claymont NJ
p. Church. who paid a glowing tribut'
Ito the work Of the Junior order United
american Mechanics, and said h
hoped that the principles as inculcatel
by the ritual Of the order would eve
be kept burning. The remainder o
the program was as follows:
Piano solo. Earl G. Diggans; ad
dresses, w. d. Haddock and Georg
Lyon; mimic singing, Solomon an
Reed; address. Past State Councillor
n. Anderson; song, Judge George W
=. Taylor; song. the Glee Club. compose
OF Elmer Solomon, William Masse,
Harry Diggans. Harry Lowe, Bayar
Vincent, Walter johnson, Horac
Speakman and ]. H. Norris som
Moth and the Flame" J. H. Morris
T song, by request, "The Holy City"
|. II. Morris. Refreshments were serye
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Everyone is Invited

To the lcdieor Evening Journal.
Dear Sir: WIN you kindly insert the
following in relation to the masQue pa
mde on October 81, 1900? IL has come
10 my ears that several societies In this
city would take part in the parade. but
that they had not received an Invita-
ton. and therefore feel Elighted Now
l sent an invitation to ali of the Or
ganizations that appear In the direc-
tory. so IL they did not receive one it
is not the fault OF this committee. We
desire every lodge and association TO
be represented in line, and sincerely
trust that all OF those who did not re-
ceive an invitation will accept this as
one, and have their committee meet
with us at our rooms, Ninth and Mar
ket streets, on October 2S. at 23O p. m.
Thanking you for the space allowed
for this, ] am, Very truly yours,
WILBUR l.. SASSE. Secretary.
Wilmington, October %, 1900.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
PuARRiL OF CHARLES SPRINGER
Vas One Of the Most POpul ar RmplOye
Of The ". & n. Road

In the death of Charles Springer.
the Wilmington and Northern Rail-
road Company lost one Of its most
popular employees All along the line
Of the road the one topic OF conyersa-
ton among employees was that OF poor
Charley Springer and his untlmely
death.
An incident of the appreciation in
which he was held by the officers OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Com
pany was shown Sunday morning
when a special car was attached TO
Conductor Thomas Pennington's train
from Wilmington carrying fifty OF the
employees TO Coatesvlle to attend the
funeral There was no hllarity in thai
car and every man showed the loss he
felt in the death OF his fellow rail
roader
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
YOUNG REPUBLICANS TO RlLLY
Meeting in Opera HOHSe to bs Under Aus.
Diees Of I'm. K. {.

Much interest is manifested in the Re
publican rally to be held in the Opera
be the only meeting to be held under the
auspices Of the Young Mems Republican
Club and the members are enthused over
the prospects Of having a successful
gathering.
To address the meeting, the club has
obtained Dr. George Edward Reed, pres
ident Of Dickinson College, and Solicitor
General Richards, OF the Federal gov
ernment. All the Republican clubs Of
the city are expected to be represented al
the meeting
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
Social and Personal Notes

A d. Heald. of West Chester. spent
yesterday in Wilmington on business
Miss Nan Stewart. of New Castle
was the guest of her friend, Miss
Steele, at the Normal School, West
Chester, on Saturday evening.
Miss Emma Salmon. OF Wilmington
lding a brief period with friends
in Franklin street, Chester.
Mrs William Trimble Palmer. of
Chester Heights. is spending ten days
with friends at Smyrna.
Miss Elsie Horne, OF Wilmington. Is
the guest Of Miss Nan Dutton. in West
State street Media.
Miss Ethel Z. Hancock. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Hancock, formerly
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
rhOMAs MCARTHY.

notice.. JOHN ]. WALSH. THE
tenant and occupant OF tho house aitu-
atcd at NO. GA East Third street IN the
Second ward. In the city OF Wilmington.
county OF New Castle, and State OF Della
ware, IN compliance with the REQUIRE
mcnts or the acts OF General Assembly in
such easo made and provided, do hereby
give notice that / shall apply in writing
- the ourt OF General Sessions OF the
state Of Delaware IN and Tor New Castle
county, on Monday, the 18th day OF Mo-
Nember, a. -. 1900, being the next term
or said court FOR license for said house.
as an Inn or tavern. for the sale therein
.oi intoxicating liquors. IN less quantities
than one quart, 20 be drunk on the prem-
ises. and the following respectable citl-
zons Of said ward. At least twelve oe
whom are substantial freeholdors of eaid
ward, recommend the said application,
via:
Penrose Freeze, John II. Curran.
William j. Schropp, Gustave kronitzcr,
William Hanson. Matthias Nurnberg,
Nj. j. IIannigan, Andrew Gallagher,
O.. w Stewart Chas b. DOuRhcrtv
Michael ~. Carroll. Samuel Hochhclmer.
Thomas ]. Dolan. Henry Blouth.
William Conley. John Farnan,
Herbert =. Martin, Robert II. Gamble,
Geo. Spiegelhalter Daniel Quill.
francis Il. DuBan James B. Stevenson.
Johh teeney, William ]. Cummings
James Conneu, Martin Munroe,
JOHN ]. WALSH.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
90 Cents TO Philadelphia and Return
Sunday, Oct. 2s via b. & ORR.

Sunday. October Ss. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excur-
sion uolets TO Philadelphia at rats OF 90
cents for The round trip. Tickets will be
good going on Royal Blue Line train,
leaVins Delaware avenue station at 94
a. m. and on special train leaving at lois
a. N. Good 90 return On special train
only leaving Philadelphia az go p. m.
on date Of sale.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
Ellr Gurntn9 JuumA
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
NOR srATp sENAToRs:

FOR STATE SkNAlOfNS'
Second Dist1ct-Howard d. Ross.
Fonrth Benjamin A.
iroves. ,,,
sixth District--Harry G. Ellison
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
First District-James Hltchen.
second District-Samuel II. Baynaro
rI,b,rd pistrict-James W. Robertson
|1ro,,.,tl, Tistr-ict--I1arry JOslyn.
Tristb Dlstrict-William File
ciVth District-F'rank p. Ewing.
SEVENTH District-William r. Finn.
Fiob+b District-Richard I. Pllling
Ninfh Observation-Disclosures Chandler.
Ttnth District-Harry W. Hushe-
eek. ~.
Twelfth District-Theodore f. Clark
thirteenth District-Robert 5. Car
penter. rrao
Fourteenth District-Richard Hods-
son.
Fifteenth District-James w. Latto
mus.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS
FIRST District-7John Lynn.
Second District--Philemma Chaiiu
Ter.
Third District-John G. Kersey.
Fourth Dist1dct-Charles Megginson
Fifth District-Francis II. LattonoA
For Sherif-Samuel A. MCDANIEL U
Wilmington hundred
For Coroner-John i. FricR' o
White Clay Creek hundred
For Receiver OF Taxes and CounI
Treasurer'-Horace G.. Rettew. OK WI
mington hundred. q
For Clerk Of the Peace-Winne4o
Ouigley. of Wilmington hundred
For ProthOnOtary-Fr l. speaa
man. of Wilmington hundred
For ComptroIler-Ge George d. hele7
Of st. Georges hundred.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
PROSPECT OF GREAT SPORT
Well Matched aud Clever Boxers
VIII Contest Tonight

There promises to be all kinds Of fun
for the lovers Of good boxing who attend
the Delaware A. A. entertainment In
pylc's Cycle Academy this evening.
Tommy Feltz, of Brooklyn, whose clever
ness with the mittens needs no mention
of Hartford. Conn. ia a fifteen round
contest Tony is not so well-knOwn in
Wilmington MS Tommy, but during his
short sojourn here while training. he has
Impressed those VINO have seen him work
dtion and expects TO win. The boxers
weighed in at o'clock this afternoon
The six round preliminary bout viii be
between Johnny Joyce snd Luke Brady.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
ENTERED SUIT FOR DIVORCE
Mrs. Pyle Wants 20 be Separated
From Her Husband

Suit FOR divorce was filed yesterday in
the Superior Court by attorneys FOR Mrs
Gheretcn Y. Pyle. against her husband
DR. Joseph +. Pyle. 1t will be heard at
the November term OF court
Last Summer DIR. Pyle pleaded guilty
At West Chester OF assaulting his sister
in-lsw when on a visit to see his wife and
WIS sentenced to pay 1ne Of $780, She
has been living at the home Of her sister
in Kennett Square and it was there that
the assault was committed.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23

of this city, was married to George
Bice. of Boston. on Wednesday last at
noon, in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Davis We're
in Wilmington yesterday.
Edward w Houston, Of Georgetown,
was I'm Wilmington on business yester-
day.
General Theodore Il. Armstrong, of
Newark. was In Wilmington yesterday.
J. Norris Robinson Is confined to his
home by illness and is threatened with
pneumonia.
Miss Ada C. Minlin. of Philadelphia
is the guest OF Miss Nan Cause.
Miss Elizabeth Scott has returned from
visit TO friends IN Odessa.
George c. Rothwell. OF Smyrna, was in
Wilmington yesterday.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
Robinson Enters Denial

Fifth Ward Mckinley and Roosevelt
Club, denies the statement that the
club is dissatisfied, and will not attend
the Republican rally TO be held in the
Opera House on October 80. He says
that every loyal Republican club in
Wilmington will attend this big rally
Of cOlOred voters.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
Gone to stump I'm Sussex

Postmaster Hugh c. Browne last
evening left this city for a stumping
tour through Sussex county. He will
join several other prominent Republi-
cans. The first meeting was held last
evening in Dagsboro and another
meeting will be held this evening In
Frankford, which will be attended by
the nominees of the state ticket.
Evening journal., 1900-10-23
Celebrated his BirthdaY

A delightful birthday reception was
rendered J. R. Seeds at his residence.
No 1710 Broome street. last evening,
the occasion being his 10th birthday
anniversary. He received the con-
gratulations Of children, grandchildren
and friends. The house was lavishly
decorated with palms and cut flowers,
the table being beautifully arranged in
pleasing tints Of pink. Numerous
guests from out of town attended.