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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
PROF MOSES. c-a!rvoya-t ard -asEio
Aesls- 90. E-lLr. :. n..M 49,
WANTED.

S. GUARANTEED Es4r-T s-.4-1- -
( -l-=s anG =At-a -rr--7-i-tE. Men ANA
women rf Cr-5 q -5---- ~ z-.:.7--t gents
sor is New brilliant lines. 1ar--are1-
;,-onotlCI- S.aTa-5 Press Co-. Nv Ez-
ven. Con- Bow .d-E,laf
SECOND HAND SAFE about g- inches
p 81. must 80 IL f-i- coalition a-1 cheap
y price. ---d-ess- y. !. ~, Care journal.
ngyl.1-w'
BACK s-RAPPERs. slde-stay. foz.-g
and t1a tEh@-s. lining maker st-ters
Z and fancy S-l-CEe--- Thomas o. pan.
Co. Centre, Coz bl-kt1rd SIS Robbery
4 GIRL eo- genera h0rseEo-k- A-r.y
with reference NJ The jail oc.F- dtt
FIVE HUNDRED wO0usMEN wanle5
:; good wages Fa-s w1u be PAID 70 -
woods. Apply NJ II I'll. blniap. employ
leat agent Gardner. NE c---53-r7'
ENERGETIC MN y manage Once
ana business in Augusta ot large mani
tac-E-jrE huLrr. Duties -p employ and
a4-ec; salesrr-- S-l1-y So per month
ana extra conr1 sS41n. AIS. furnish Eo--i
-ete- e1ce ana $50 cash address Man
sg~-- p. O. BOX III. philadelphia Pa
c-t.S-&nov-4
AGENTs-sead s for sample -4-ceI.
2-pple : y 7. 6olb.e-e.-e-Eth Addison
Electro Belt Greatest bargain ever
offered T. Z. Malta, 5 College stree.
Lewiston. Ns. Cct-sG2w'
GIRLS ..- genera, aousew1-k ma sec
ono work. excellent places waiting for
scoC help Also g .ew Eood E!-.s want
Ing situations fur the winter. 3t Mrs Liz
zie BoyAs Employment O1-ce, - Water
s.. augusta. Ne oct24.dtt
A CAPABLE GIRL t0 du general house
work 81 q small family. Apply . Mrs.
Y. + Davis. NJ i Summer street: Az
gusta. OC-1tt
---n -------
WORK IL . small family. Good wages
warn convenient house For particulars
Inquire a the Jcu-1z- ur2.e oct15Gr:
FURNITURE all kinds or secondhand. /
bought IN Augusta. Hall1weN ana Car
diner, vii nay good price. Address Geo
Daniels SI Water street. Augusta
oct11 d1-no'
s12 Straight bona fde weekly salary pail
direct from o-Ace: expenses extra com
missions Capable men and women 10
represent Us appointing agents; rapid
promotion and increase 1alary. New
brilliant Eres- Butler & AlEsr, New Hz
ven, Conn oc-Sdlmo'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

--- electric light I'll TIE entrance t1
IT Scott HIS o1ee Is = grez: cen
Ta1-=-ce recently added ard -h- new
carriage house. now nearly completed.
Premises 70 be frsi-class both II ap-
7ta-anca ana utility.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Those Who purchased the pretty
Irish linen handkerchiefs tor ladies
With The landwC1ked initials. which
Russell 4 Weston have been selling 50
low, viii appreciate the chance TO buy
mems Initial handkerchiefs OF the
same all linen quality. Al the bargain
r-.ce Of . for sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

One of the watch dealers had
watch carried in for repair, yesterday
that Is over 100 years old. Il was o.
The long ago extinct bulls eyes style
and Z card in the back showed that 1t
had been repaired in 1925 BY Albert
Pope 81 HalloBeII. The watch in
spite Of its antique appearance was
keeping good lime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

There have been but faw travelling
men In the city fo- over 4 month The
wholesalers took j: fo- granted that
business would = quiet until after II.
national issues had been settled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

The following officers Of the Ladies
Swing Circle OF the First Baptist
church were recently elected P7es!-
dent Mrs. r F. Wellman: vice-presl-
6ert Mrs. A s Hunt; secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. NJ c. Neal These
officers viii entertain their friends IN
the Yestry OF The church on Thursday
.NEn-nE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

There WIFI ~ a masked bail Ell North
Augusta Grange hal this evening.
~!th music by Ea-ey's orchestra.
There VIII b Z baked bean supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

A large number n people IL the city
7re-= seen %-a-lnE Mckinley pinks.
yesterday Tr t1 Iha present tine.
;tsr- has been but little call for this
badge of legality an m Grand NH
rlr-E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Strangers We're scarce il the city
yesterday Is most everybody wished
~ b al hc-ne il orde- 70 vote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

TIE officers q The Eastern Star will
meet this afternoon It The Masonic
Temple q : O'Clock sharp. for -ehear-
ra-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

rs the H.fle colds that grow into big
colds; The big colds that end IN consump-
yion Ana deeth- Watch the little colds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

There vii be Rork II TIE Eastern
star a. Masonic Tempe. this evening.
Refreshments wiL be served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS a + WATERS. ono ~ Boston &
faS-a4a-4ti.e .re---a-te-a VII .- .--r- l--
NJ II ri Cooks %- -- trllze @-
prepared ~ l1 sI kinds ~ sewl-E ana
4-essrnAkiIE- F. r-l-E waists z -I,--cia..r.
r1FEd7v'
MIS-. CRAM CLAIRVOYANr. -. {.
Caritol stree Can - consulted Az
ccslth ard buEiress- past. present ar
future daily from a n - u 2 =
Res. of re e-arcaz- Cases taken ! -Ia1-
Aurrs-s -E- -l---l-E+
PROF. MOSES. c-a!rvoya-t ard -nsEic
healer CPL Bridge -. oe;li. lla'
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED
All york guaranteed Reference. Frank
z D-I1ls- A augusta ALSO instruction I'D
pianos and organs Orders bs mail wa
receive pro1p; attention Wills Z Trssk
Randolph. Me. octeett
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
NORTH AUGUSTA.

Frank Burt is III v,;h pneumonia
Or. Johnson Of The Rive read : he
attending physician
Mrs. Chas H e SelEer. sunday Led
Tbs afternoon service AZ Jewett school
house. in The absence u The pastor
The church people and friends OF ihs
pastor and wife gathered last SatuT-
day al The Methods; parsonage. bring
ing many useful articles p the happy
family.
1 Mrs Abbi- Howard aged 8 died
Sunday. October -sth. she was sick
only z few days.
Rev. Cyrus ]. sulson had charge Of
ire evening service last Sunday a;
North Augusta.
Lester league Is temporarily 1t
work fro + : Webber.
/ Eev-7 persons went from mere las.
"Wednesday % the Uaion love feast
held AZ NJ Green Street Meth -lsr
Episcopal church
Miss Ethel Grover and sister spent
v SUNDAY WITH their parents.
Miss Lillian :. SHAW. Who is en-
ployeo IL The city, was a; her mother 8
home, Sunday.
Chas Knowles returned last week
/ from Portland. where Re had been to-
treatment Of MS ears. H is reported
/ 10 have received help from me treat
4 merit.
! 4 box sociable Vii e. bed mex.
THURSDAY evening a. Ms Lgs-e-
-ezEus+s house
( Rev. c \. Southa-d presiding elder
q Augusta district ! expected 'o
hoIo quarterly conference Saturday
ana quarterly meeting. Sunday
VICTOR.
Thomas jackson has been repairing
Z and painting his house
Virgil sc-ihner has sod his apples e
Nj Mccormick A. 81 p--r barrel
/ Co-nfo-- TuIss has gone u her home
n Co2necttcu % spend the w-inte-.
Ellu-a Gordon has gone 70 Boston 70
visit his mother.
Mrs. George Cot;te has gone TO Win
th-op village 10 spend the winter with
he- sister Hattie Weston.
Ma-oeiIus Fih+la has shingle5 h-s
aousH ard stable
4 Mrs Prank HUI gave tea party.
last Thursday.
Mrs. Job Springer and Mrs. George
Doughty of Augusta. VISITED Mrs Gee
: Lily, last THURSDAY.
Mrs NatAan!el Gilman gave : Tea
party. last Saturday
WEST GARDINER
c Il Cough visited friends II
Chelsea sunday
Ar. and MIS-. John Towle of Card
aer. were II rown. Sunday,
NJ. and Mrs willis Clough Of Al
gusta. visited his father. Charles
Clough. Sunday.
2. Haskell returned from Manches-
ter. Friday whe-e she has been tor
few weeks.
Charles Ham Or Wales. was in town-
Monday, buying apples
4 Mrs. Callahan. who his beer
visiting her daughter il Monmouth,
returned Saturday.
\ Leslie Hopkins Is talking Of gong 10
/ Madison TO work this winter J =
Buck. who has been boarding with
him. has gene to board with Merrill
Pinhha-n for the winter.
Horace Rice who has been very sick.
IL little better.
I Schools began il town. Non5ay. af-
ter a two weeks vacation.
a heifer belonging to A W De-
Fratus. few weeks ago while fright
ened. brok. her rope and ran mo tn
woods. Sunday. party hunted her Up
and caught her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

AIR CUSHION" RUBBER STAMPS
make The best Impressions wear the
longest. and are The most gatisfact0rr.
Write for prices. Fletcher & ca. -
Chapel street. Augusta NE, may1b. dtf
Pop CORN-The whiIe feafI II pack
ages. sold by =. " Charch. fiiil & Locke
9. w Wadleigh- Bruce Eros. and J. "A.
Folsom. L. W. Mac-nbeT. shipper
lCyLu2ws
FARM, 80 acres, house barn and out
buildings in good repair. never failing
well; plenty wood land and some tim Der
Located in West Gardner one mile from
Outlet at CcbboSse~. road running wesl
from Outlet John Daley. West Gardiner.
Ne. oct15 dino
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Tn. children % different countries
have different tastes. but lin swords
ar. wanted all over the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

TENEMENT o. five looms. newly pa
Eastern avenue. Eas- side Also SONS
secondhand furniture for sale cheap. In
cGiTe Of U. O. S-etson. STATE St Place
now DIV
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local Ns!ics-

hive a new lire Of pillow covers
also Battenburg materials. :.
Hinckley, 223 Water street noV9a''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

LARGE OFFICE SAFE 81 a bargain
Size S0x50. "a inches high. In good con
6ition. Can be seen al the Journal Office.
mays, dtt
NICE LITTLE FARM Or forty
acres. two miles from kennebee bridge.
on LOCUS road: Story and half nous
with Ell. hen house and good barn. Or
chard. pear trees, grapes and berries.
Inquire Of NJ. Geo. z Brlcketi
n0v5, div
THE CAPT. CHAPMAN FARM, stu
ate III Augusta On the COMBS Mills
road, two miles from kennehec bridge
Over ivo acres Of land; buildings IN fine
order Eight hundred dollars spent On
buildings alone within the last two years
Apply 10 Lendau Titcomb, Augusta, Me.
mays
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

FURNISHED ROOMS with heat. elec-
cTie lights. bath room. Also stable room
70 the right party. No. 81 Winthrop
street, opposite public library
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

Delicious grape catsup and Eraps
Juice. Woman's Exchange nc'-N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
TO LET.

HOCSE-After Nov. ~. DR. r. J. Mar
tin house Oh State street near Bridge.
City water nice stable Apply to VIII
Hanson & Eurleigh Colnselors At u "a
Granite Bank building. Augusta. Ae,
.La.-sa+f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

A NUMBER % sunny desirable rooms.
sirgIy or e. suite. Al q Patterson s..
East slice octs9.dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

MEDNIAN HALL and one double Office.
Apply to Fred Els Is Eewal St. Or Eor-
ace Nor,h PeabpdE Ms nv. a.
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FOR SALE.

HORSE FOR S.--EA G-ye4!s-old
-nar- color black r-icbt about 1895
heish; ls1e hands sound and smooth. per
fectlY kind 3 GOOD worker singh. u.
aortl-. ana q good roadster Tor o1e Ut
her s:ze Inquire s. .. r Stevens. A.
Green ST. Augusta. n0v5d-f
pARLoR COAL STOVE. fancy woo
stove. double barre brea q loading Shoi
gun mandolin and cas-, carpenter 5 1901
chest, small parlcr suit III plush, Singer
Sewing rrachi-. beautiful psr.or organ
Cash ar time payments. Collateral Loan
Co. Opp. Cony House. Augusta.
uoVS dlw
CAPITAL FABBITRT imported and
domestic Belgian ha-es from leading
strains OF the world, ped greed stock 70
those wanting 70 start II business Call
and see my stock or send fo- price lists
H 2 Adams, IS CoEy s.. Augusta. Ne
Tow dlrno.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

ONE furnished and one UNFINISHED
room. furnace heat and use ot bathroom.
No. lie Winthrop S.. octed. dtt
No. 2 CHAPEL STREET.-THE tene-
u-ents ;9I -@~t- Mo- !. Apply 70 Jos
A Efn-rnr 10 So -.reat t-reEart
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TWO LLsI EAELE square ro1ns- wei
heated ana near bathroom. at Nc N eE-
ron s.. First house On ne iefI from state
street. nOvI, div
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

A mother goose party n 10 Be given al
Wayne hall. Nov. :
Nj Moulton is repai-tn: his shop and
has rented i. % Miss Pesse who will open
a fancy goods stor. the-e soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

House WIFE sable connected II 7rst-
class Tsrslg, new bathroom fur1s &c.
EaE Also ere other 1esira be -s-t u
seven rooms Both houses convenient ard
VEL located. Apply 10 +. 9. Ecothby a.
Kerrsbec Savings Bank oct1o 6tt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

DANIEL ". SHERMAN.
Bankrupt.
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libertys lishtni-s Reds.

Pref. G. NJ Gov.n Of University Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
EAST WINTHROP.

Mrs. Taylor Of Massachusetts,
Is stopping with her daughte- Mrs. Al
bert Leach.
Nj ana Mrs George 8. Mace wen.
- Oakland, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Z .. Sylyeste- has an
Internal reception. Tuesday evening. az
the -tsidenc. u MIS-. .. Sylvester.
wiathror Same IS friends were pres
eat.
I'm Rowe went 10 lewiston. Thurs
Gay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

HOUSES ID let ChNd street. rays
Lane Fette1gIIF. Corner. Bow6itch I
Webster & Co. oct. dtt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07

NJ. and Mrs Crimes who have been
visiting friends 81 Wayne and vicinity.
aAve returned to their home IN HSlIowen.
Robert Crossnan has moved his fam
lily to Portland where he IS employed.
Harry Riggs Is repairing the old Folsom
shop preparatory 20 fixing 4 hall for the
different orders IL town
p. c. T<!oou Is visiting tr:sads IL
Leha2on and vicinity.
NJ. Sad Mrs. AAnsur ana little 1aus-i-
ter were guests Of D. P Berry las,
week.
Mrs !. r Sturtevant who is the guest
o. Mrs. A F. johnson. is s.iH confined to
he- bed.
Miss Laura Pike has been yisiti,.
friends In Can.on
The Baptist church is being shinsled.
h 7. Frost is repairing his build
ings.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31

Hagerstown. Md May 31.-At An
tietam battlefield, where they sought
each others lives upon a certain glor-
ious day IN '6z. the men who wore the
blue and the men who wore the gray
met yesterday in good fellowship and
brotherhood.
AS friends who have forgotten and
forgiven, as citizens of one great ma
tion and followers of one fair flag,
they shook hands, one with the other,
and forged a new link In the great
chain which binds the north and the
south. Men were there who fought
shoulder to shoulder and bayonet to
bayonet, comrades and ancient enc
mies-Burnside's men and Long
streets, veterans from Dixie and old
soldiers Of the Maryland line.
The scene on Antietam battlefield,
as the monument Of the blue and gray
was formally handed over by the rep
resentatiye of the people of Maryland
20 the representative of the entire peo-
pie Of the United States, was one
which should and will become his
toric. It marked an epoch in the life
of the American republic which was
emphasized by the mastery addresses
of President Mckinley and Secretary
Root
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
HAT and COAT
IMPORTANT CLUES
Probably Will Lead to Iden-
LITIGATION of Murderer
Husband and Father-in-IaW OF Stella
Morrison Plant Flowers on
Her Grave

West Chester, May 3f.-Chief of Po-
nee Jeferis attaches much Importance
10 the discovery of the bloody coat and
hat found on the Chester road near
kadnor by A. Lincoln Godfrey, OF that
place He thinks the owner of the gar
ments will prove to be the assassin of
Stella Morrison.
The discovery Of the coat and hat on
the Chester road. near Radnor. is an in
cident that fits in exactly with the
story Of Miller M. Boyd. OF Westtown.
Boyd, on the afternoon OF the murder.
saw a sinister looking fellow emerge
from the bushes and step into the road
leading past his store. This was lust
before the 3.45 train for PHILADELPHIA
passed. This man carried under his
left arm bundle. He stopped for a
moment as the train slowed up and
then stepped quickly OF into the road
that leads to the West Chester and
Philadelphia turnpike.
The Morrison house is but half a
mile from Darlington's Corners. From
this latter place a road about two
miles in length, runs directly to West
town and passes the grocery and pro-
fA'ARh |HABAt Va 4nAlAtI DUlus AI the
point it branches off and strikes the
West Chester pike one and one-half
miles away. For five miles the pike
stretches until it strikes the real high
way, the old Chester road. About two
miles from the junction of the pike
with the road the bloody clothing was
found. In all the distance from the
Morrison house to the point where the
hat and coat were found is eleven
miles.
There are other facts which connect
this man with the murder. Mrs. HOff-
man, when seen yesterday. admitted
that the hat and coat were apparently
the same as those she saw upon the
man sitting on the Morrison steps on
Wednesday last. Another bit of evil
dence was discovered by a reporter yes
terday and one which bids fair to be a
most important link in the chain of
evidence slowly being forged Stella
Morrison expected to meet some one
on the afternoon she was killed.
VICTIM EXPECTED A VISITOR.
On Tuesday afternoon. a week ago. a
well-known farmer stopped for a mo-
ment at the Morrison gate.
Lonely to-day, Stellar he called.
"A little replied Mrs. Morrison, but
I won't be tomorrow. I'm expecting
company Wednesday"
The name of the man with whom
the murdered woman held this CONVEX
sation the police do not wish to di-
vulge. The farmer lives some miles
away from the scene of the tragedy,
and knew the Morrisons well. The po-
lice believe that they know the visitor
Stella Morrison expected On that We'd
nesday.
A rather touching incident took place
during the decoration of the graves in
Greenmount Cemetery yesterday. By
ISLANDERS said that early in the morn
ing young Morrison and Daddy" had
entered the burial ground, each bear
ing rose tree. These they had plant
ed upon the grave of the murdered
woman.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
DECORATION DAY FATALITY:
BLUE AND GRAY HONOR DEAD

Louisville, May 31-Surrounded by
waving banners bearing the fiery cross
Of the ConfedeFacy, listening 70 cheers
from the throats of the 5000 men who
wore the gray and confronted by the
waving Of handkerchiefs of hundreds
OF ladies, General John B. Gordon,
commander-in-chlef of the United Con-
federate veterans, yesterday formally
opened the tenth annual reunion of the
order, which in point of attendance
is already the largest ever held.
Despite a downpour of rain, for an
hour previous to the time set for the
opening of the meeting the veterans
and their friends made their way in
steady stream to the hall, and by 1880
It was well filed A veteran from
Georgia walked the crowd 10 genuine
enthusiasm when he came I'm carrying
the old battlefag of the Third Georgia
infantry.
On the platform besides General
Poyntz were General S. B. Buckner,
Rev. William j. Jones, Hon. ]. II.
Reagan, the only surviving member of
the cabinet of Jeersffon Davis; General
W. T. Cabell, General j. II. West, Colo
mel Thomas w. r. Bullitt, Colonel B.
H. Young, Rev. Carter II. Jones, DR..
B. M. Palmer and others.
After welcoming speeches by the
mayor Colonel Thomas F. Bullitt and
Rev. Carter Jones, who were follow
ed by Colonel Cox, Chief Justice Hazel
rigg and General Buckner, General
Gordon delivered his annual address,
which was received with thunders Of
applause. He was followed by DR.. B.
M. Palmer, of New Orleans, the orator
of the day. and then General Gordon
was presented with beautifully carv-
ed cane.
The veterans held their first regular
meeting at 10 o'clock this morning in
the court house. After the transac-
tipn Of the preliminary business ad-
journment was taken until tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
With Lightnng-ike Rapdity the British Troops Seize
Both Johannesburg and the TransvaaI Capital
and the War is About Over
BUSY SCENES AT
HEADQUARTERS
Many Carnival Booths Taken.
"SpOFt" Condemned to
Death Yesterday

Sport" an elephant belonging to
the Bostio Carnival Company, which
leaped from the show train near
Easton, Pa. on Monday. was condemn
ed to death at Newark. n. j., yesterday
An examination OF the elephant was
made by veterinarians. and II was
found that his spine had been frac-
tured.
Three cubs were born on Tuesday to
Queen" a lioness in the Bostic show.
Yesterday morning the mother killed
one of them TO prevent a keeper from
getting it away from her.
The Bostic aggregation will be the
leading attraction az the Elks' carnival,
to be held in this city on June Is to %.
MANY SPACES TAKEN.
Although yesterday was a legal holl-
day, plenty OF business was transacted
last evening at the carnival headquar-
ters, and many booths were engaged.
But 1856 feet more of space remains to
be taken. and local merchants and
manufacturers are urged to secure
places at once.
The largest space taken so far has
been secured by M. Megary e Son,
who have taken a fifty-foot booth.
They will exhibit fine line OF furni-
ture from their immense stock.
The new space takers are Max Podol-
sky James II. Kane H.. or S. w. M
Delaware Conclave. No z: Mizpah Cir.
Gle Of Kings Daughters, j. Jerome
Smith. William A. Coke. William H.
Berger. the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company, and Dr. Theodore Becker.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
STIRLING WILL
NOT CONFESS
He RepudiateS the Charges
Made by Both Ivory
and Perry

Philadelphia. May 31.-rhe confess
sion wrung from Charles Perry after
he had been submitted TO many hours
OF the sweating" process, which was
so successful in gaining admissions
Of guilty knowledge from Henry Ivory,
the police today asserted, completely
clears the. mystery surrounding the
brutal killing of Professor Roy Wilson
White, and every point In the case has
been worked to a successful termina-
tion. All that now remains Is to wait
until tomorrow, when Stirling, Ivory
and Perry viii be taken before the
coroner and committed to prison, the
first 10 answer the charge Of murder
and the others. if not held as prin-
cipals. to answer the charge of being
accessories both before and after the
fact. In spite Of all the efforts made
to get from Strings lips a confess
sion Of his guilt, the negro maintains
the same stubborn conduct and is just
as emphatic in his reputation Of the
charges made by Ivory and Perry as
he was when he was first brought from
Trenton.
Evening journal., 1900-05-31
THRONGN VIEWED
FINE PARADE
Memorial Day More Gener-
ally Observed Than
for Many Years

Never since the Inauguration of the
custom has Memorial Day been OBJ
served with more interest and enthusl-
asm than marked the celebration In
this city yesterday. The parade OF the
veterans, accompanied by the National
Guard and local societies. was a fine
exhibition, and did credit to the Joint
Memorial Committee.
Crowds thrOnged the sidewalks along
the line of parade. The crowd was the
heaviest along Market street between
Secon dand Tenth.
PARKS OPENED YESTERDAY.
Brandywine Springs and Shellpot
parks were formally opened yesterday.
and large crowds visited both places.
The railway companies were urdor a
heavy strain TO accommodate the heavy
travel, especially to Brandywine
Springs. Cars going and coming were
crowded. and many persons were hang
ing on the sides and ends OF the cars.