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FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE HOT SEES
1910 9fh NV, . rooms. mod. imps. $40 80
1915 nth ST. NV. 10 rooms mod. imps. 80 so
1907 I'D ST. II w. 10 rooms, mod imps .. % so
nu223t A. T. COT MRE 1925 " v ave.
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FOR RENT 400 10TH ST. S.E.; ROOMS BATH
and cellar; modern Improvements; convenient TO
line: rent, 5000 per month. JOHN f.
HERRELL. go Penna. Sc. no22-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTEb-HoTEL TO MANAGE; SALARY OR
percentage; experienced proprietor. manager
and steward: security. Address SIG West ST,
Wilmington. I,el.
RAISE DESIRED CAPITAL BY CONVERTING:
your business into stock company. Consult
OLDHAM'S COMMERCIAL INTELiIG ENCECo.,
sos 18th Established 1887. nc24-4,r
FOR SALE-GROCERI STORE; DOING GOOD
business; building lSx9o; long lease owner eav-
ing city. Apply +. ID. FOSTER. 9oI q ST n.w.1'
DISTANCE BY AIRLINE MEASUREMENT. ALSO
schedule time by cleo. R.R.. to the following
suburbs from the White House:
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FOR RENT BY II. l.. RUST, COS l4TH ST NV.
1921 New York ave. II rooms. bath and eel
lar, large side and yards: will
make repairs soon deposit Is made.
RENT REDUCED TO.................S45 so
y q NV. rooms BATH cellar. 81. 81
no.,.-6rf
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FOR RENT 1916 18th nv Mt 81, b 81. 90
1885 llth NV Sr. 5000 1892 18th NV 5r&str Is so
noiV-s.t u.th ROBERT f. BRADLEY. 1903 + st.
FOR IsENF-l5i6 OAK ST. NV; NEW HOUSE
with rooms. bath and cellar: Sd. 80 per month.
DAVIS 4 STURTEVANT.
no22-2t 400 q St NV.
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Fer SALE-LOOK AT IT
OPEN TOMORROW.
ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

AT A SACRIFICE
DOUBI.E RESIDENCE.
One 50. from British legation constructed for
the owner by of the most reliable builders
So it, front: side windows: southern and eastern
exposure: ALL ADVANTAGES OF CORNER;
0 bed rooms; t-class plumbing; porcelain bath
tub. Owner DESTROYS Of leaving the city, In or
der to make quick sale. has reduced the price
the property at low rate of interest by con-
sentative parties. Can rent for 500 month.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 r ct. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A CHEAP HOME
ONLY So, $50.
New; built by owner for his home; NV: on
lettered ST.; south Of s. the lot cost him $1,000:
house cost 81. 100 to build; with frame stable;
rent all the time for S25 month.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 F st. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSr-DIAMOND RING BET. 18TH AND II SITS
NV. ard North Cari;Dl and | SITS. Return No. 10
ST. ne, receive reward. It,
STRAYEB-ON WEDNESDAY LAST FOX TER
rier puppy; two yellow spots. left of face.
other back Suitable reward IL returned
HOB Both II. It,
LOST BLACK COCKER SPANIEL. SUITABLE
reward If returned to 2412 18th St n IT.
LoST-FRt 2l22 MASS. AVE, On FRIDAY
morning November %. fox terrier puppy:
brown and white head: white body; two round
black spots. back tail and
tail: answers to tb" name of Frederick. Return
to c122 Mass. ave. and receive reward. IL
LOST-HEART-SiIAPED MOONSTONE BREAST
pin, surrounded with small pearls: missed in the
early part of the week; liberal reward Address
Box 100. star office. 1ts
LOST-A LARGE BLACK WALLET. CONTAIN
Ing Of money and valuable papers and
cards. of value the owner only. Large reward
given for the return Of same. WA. HAUER, go
9th st. IT.
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FOR SALE
We want an offer for corner house on 10th
street NV 5: northeast cor; IA rooms.
nine OF which bed roInls; two baths: all the
have southern exposure. If you are look
ing for home, get permit TO inspect
b. H. WARNER CO.,
noo43t 9l6 F st. NV.
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FOR SALE-THE MOST BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM
and bath iwg. In Washington. See it. $500.
nc23-3t p ]. WALSHE. 624 F st. NV.
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Drop postal for booklet illustrating Fort Myer
Heights 1.-THE nearest suburb to the White Housed
and How To be your own landlord $40
month"; II you want to speculate. now is the
time. as the Memorial bridge is booming real eS
tate the river. Carriage free the
property. Money loaned To build.
FULTON Il. GORDON.
Ho2i-3t 1906 e. st.
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WANTED-SEVERAL PERSONS TO JOIN IN
purchasing 100 of heavily timbcred land
the electric road in the northwest directly
in line of improvements; timber alone is nearly
worth price asked-$5O per Inquire Of
T. A WICKERSHAM.
n Y
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CO., 1873 + ST.
Rear 1854 X NV, Ar. 500
1904 Ward ct, Ar. w.S-O0
31O3 X NV, 5r. .... $50
1921 Cherry al. Ar. $50
1853 Scott. Or. 800
OFFICE ROOMS.
1919 + st. SIS, $40 Il SIS
nol3-tr
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FOR Saloon EAST CAPITOL. ST
Cheap at $500
One of the best squares near 9th St 3-story
brick; large lot: worth Sc. 100
1t STONE & FAIRFAX SOC F ST NV
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FOR SABE-THIS is YOUR CHANCE-NICE e.
brick dwelling. 18th s.w.; must
b, sold at oncc-fIouse 4sO ST. s.w 1Or..
ami. lsrge lot to alley: price. So, 900. That
Sr house, ami, 625 G st. s.w., large lot to
alley; price. So, 800. 7r. house and cunservat tory;
ami; nicely located in ne; cost 81 500;
sell for So, 800. FLOYD F. DAVIS,
no24-3t 7th and f W.
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FUft SAIIfI-
Now ready-Tiose very beautiful houses. stu
ated Adams Mill road, containing ten rooms.
two baths; Kitchen first floor: concrete cellar;
steam heat: laundry tubs; wired for electric
lighting. THESE HOUSES ARE WELL BUILT
IN EVERY PARTICULAR Being at the head Of
three streets. THE OUTLOOK FROM THESE
HOUSES Is UNSURPASSED. Convenient 10
street cars and In a rapidly improving section.
WILL SELL. OR EXCHANGE.
b. Fl. WARNER COMPANY.
no24-3t 916 + st. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-19f5-19lT 18TH ST, NEW HOUSES.
| modern and complete in every detail; convenient
to TWO lines; splendid location.
Keys at
MARTIN BROS OFFICE,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
SALISBURY SCHOOLS OPENED
Nusic and Drawing Have Been Added and
. Civil InslllnIiOns"

Salisbury, Md. Sept. 25.-Tha public
schools of Wicomico county opened
to-day The Salisbury High School is
organized with the following corps OF
teachers: Principal, Professor Charles
II. Le Fevre. vice-principal. William j.
Holloway; sixth grade S. King White;
fifth grade Herbert Wilder; fourth
grade. Misses Edith Bell and Stella
Dorman; third grade, Misses Alice
Tcndvinc and Daisy Bell. second grade
Misses Beulah White and Mabel Wal-
ler, first grade. Misses Mary CoOpr
Smith and Ada Louise Scott
In all grades music and drawing have
been added In the firth grade. civil
institutions is an additional study.
In the High School division-sevnth,
eighth and ninth grades -Steinw's I'm
situtions ana Civil Government in
maryland literature, bookkeeping
trigonomctry. elementary astronomy
and botany are on the list Of studie.
10 addition to those previously taught
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
BUILDING BOON IN SMYRNA
Carpenters and Builders Have All the
Work They Can DO
Special TO the Evening journal.

nNNtlNl To hIF iANNAAAA- WNNA AAtAis
Smyrna. Sept. 24-Carpeniers and
builders are unusually busy 10 smyrna
inst now. The work Of enlarging tho
smyrna House. am addition of twenty
sleeping rooms. dining rooms and
.kitChcn being added rs rapidly near
ing completion, as Is also the remodel
ing of Che Beck storohouse, the larg-
est IN town. w. p. Halls residence
lalso S being enlarged and in the near
future William FAIRIES. viii erect @
large and modern store in the Coilin1
property IN Commerce street, which nc
recently purchased.
Directly oppos ta stands the Pretty
man building which is also to be re-
mcieled by the present owner john
w. Tucker the whole of the first aooT
to be made into one store with glas.
front, the second and third stories to
be made into a dwelling for Mrs
Tucker. Every carpenter In Smyrna
has work.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
SINGLE TAKERS CHOOSE TICKET
Two Democrats Said to Have Controlled
CNnInrtiOn'S PrOrnnAinrS

Stam Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover, Sert PA handful OF Sin
gle Taxes met here on Saturday after
noon IN Dycrs Hall and nominated a
county ticket not to be voted for at
The next election
The convention was amusing from
the fact that two Democrats are said
20 have controlled the proceedings.
They were Albert Brouthers. OF near
Dover, and Frank Stevens. Of Philadel-
phia.
The convention nominated this
county ticket: For sheriff, Isaac d.
Berry; coroner Henry Winner; county
treasurer William I'll. Willis; register
of Wills, John Bets; prothonotary, d.
I Saslelle.
Representatives, First district
Democrat; Second, referred to County
Committee; Third, Charles Darling;
Fourth, Charles A. Brouthers; Fifth
Fred C. Phillips: Sixth, Walter Pas
que; Seventh, Charles G. Kemble;
Eighth Democrat, Ninth Samuel
Swain. and Tenth, w. III. Booze.
Levy Court-First district, Estley
NJ Rust; Fifth. referred to committee
Sixth. John Darby; Seventh, referred
to committee, and Ninth, Enoch j
Poor
No assessors and only one inspector
was nominated. He is H. IT. Van Gers
Ter. of the Fifth district.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
WIFE ATTACKS HUSBAND
WITH DEADLY IlATGHET
Special to tho Evening journal.

Smyrna, sept 2i-On Saturday AZ
tcrnoon there was a lively time in
Commerce street. just below the -Four
Corners. between a merchant and his
wife The wife had some words widh
her liege lord over money matters and
while he was standing I'm the store,
struck him in the held with n hatchet.
Another savage blow, aimed for his
forehead struck him q glancng blow
I'm the temple. Had It landed with fun
force murder would have been the Te-
suit The proprietor OF the store made
his escape and appeared before Mag
istrate Cooper. lodging complaint
against his spouse When Oniceg
Garner went after her she still held
the hatchet and defed the policeman
He called George Rothwell, Of near
Blackbird, to his assistance, and j,
was with considerable difficulty tha.
the woman was finally landed i'm tho
squire's office but two doors below
her home. The husband finally drop
ped the charge and peace once more
reigned supreme in the home.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
DIAMOND DIGEST
TABLETS

Do Destroy Dyspepsia and restore the
bowels and liver to perfectly natural action
promptly or money refunded by any Drug
gist.
Gentlemen have been taking your
DIAMOND DIGEST TABLETS for two months
past and am practically irell man for the
first time in 10 years. Everything l ate dis
tressed me, more OF less and was all run
down from lack OF proper nourishment. I
am eating everything that comes my way
now, without the slightest inconvenience.
Two tablets after a hearty meal and one
after light meal seem to thoroughly di-
gest ereryfhing. and ! am daily gaining
flesh My daughter commenced taking
them about two weeks ago for constipation.
and while they do not act as quickly as
some powerful cathartic, they are pOsitiCe
and much more satisfactory, because they
do not gripe OF distress her in any way,
ana the relief seems to be Of a permanent
nature. All other medicines have left hex
In worse condition after taking than before
D. V. BERGEN, "a Boyd Ave, Jersey City,
Dear Sirs:-I have taken one box Of your
DIAMOND DIGEST TABLETS and they arc
the only remedy 7 have ever found that
stops the HEARTBURN. 7 enclose 5Oc ioi
another box. MRS. HENRY CUMMINGS,
Pelican Rapids, MINI
Free sample package for two cent stamp
Diamond Drug Co., 81 ". Broadway, N. Y
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
BAD ACCIDENT on TIE TRACK
Two Jockeys Seriously Injured in a Spill
at Hawthorne

UnicagO, Sept 25.-A Dad SPIN oc-
currcd IN the last race at Hawthorne
yesterday Dad steele. ridden by Gill
more. fen as the horses were passing
the paddock gate on the first time
around ana Lads Meddlosome, ridden
by Buchanan, end Catastrophe. with
Kiloy up, ioll over him. Kilcy's COLI
lar bone was broken and Buchanan'a
leg severely injured. Gilmore was un-
hurt. and the horses escaped with
trininr injuries.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
JURORS DRAWN
TOR kENT COURT
Men Who viii Decide lhe
FateS Of IioIatOrS Of
the Law
So corronnondenee Evenlng Jonrnal

STAFF Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover Sept. 25-The special and
petit jurors drawn here yesterday for
the special term OF oyer and Terminer
and General Sessions Court, which
meets here on October %, are:
SPECIAL JURORS.
First district Henry Jefferson,
Sherman Collins. John G. Slaughter.
Second dislrict-Hawy Raymond,
Walter Green. John G. Hopkins
Third district-O. r. iazell Phillip
.Carrcy John r. Pratt.
Fourth districts. B. Hargadine
william r. Powell.
Fifth district-Robinson H. Walker.
John M. lutchins. Cove S. Johnson
Sixth district"Leroy Smth. Ed
yard Dill.
Seventh dls.rict-Jamcs II. Jester,
! William c. Thomas.
Eighth district-Calcb Williams, w.
/ u. Bradley.
Ninth dislriot-Charles L. Gorden,
Stephen Taylor.
Tenth disirlct-Thomas r.. Draper,
George ID. Tuitt
PETIT JURORS.
First district-George A. Hail
Joseph J.. Reckeit, john Price.
Second distrlct-1Ierman C.. Taylor,
Charles Hopkins, George Foreaker.
Third distr.ct-James r. Saxton.
! William q. Young, Frank Graham.
Fourth disuct--John A. Tharp,
George Perry William " Cosden.
/ Fifth district-Ihomas M. Gooden,
Harry p Morris. Benjamin T.. Sim
mons
Sixth dlsrict-John J. Harrington
Fred l.. Masien, Phillip Donaphant.
Seventh distiict-William j. John
SON. G. Gundy Brown Joseph Nlcker-
| son.
Eighth distrct-lohn II. Palmer, ].
Frank saleyan, Joseph S. Clark
Ninh district-William Grinith
John B. Mlleham. James H. Morgan
Tenth district-James Webb. Jr
Benjamin Henderson. John ward.
The drawing Of the special jury and
the special term OF oyer and Termi-
ner Court was made necessary by the
case Of Isaiah Deputy, colored. OF
/ Frederick, charged with criminally as
loElU-haloBWIdul7 7lIuw1 itdI line x
Is the only capital case to be tried.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
MURDER0US CORONER
KILLS Min IN A TEUD

louisville. Sept. 25.-Dr Hugh M.
Mccullough, coroner of Jefferson coun-
ty. last night shot and killed George
owen, 21 years old, at the latter's
home. Coroner Mccullough was ar
rested and denied bail. The trouble
that led TO the shooting started about
two wcolrs ago between the McCul-
Tough and the Owen families. which
are noighbor1. and came to a head
yesterday over a peafowl which es.
caped from the yard of Mr.. Owens
house. The fowl had been given bl
Mrs Mccullough to Mrs. owen mother
OF the man wlo was killed Mrs
Owens says Mrs. Mccullough FIRE,
seven times at her with a revolver
none Of the bullets hitting her.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
wilmington Division.)

Time table in effect January 20, 1900.
Tralnr icavc Wilmington ttrench street
.iaf0rl for I'i7mcre Junction. Monte
-fn-in riuterthur cuyencourt Grrn-
.nue. Cossari. Chadd'a Ford junction,
F1Coue1n. west lnl aLtf. cfupieafliles
rEort0nyine. Coatesvine and Intermediate
sntl1ue daily eNcept Sunday at 7S5 a.
daily l6 ana 16l .. M. Sunday oniy.
la
For Wayneshure Junction ElvcrBsR
md intermediate stations. daily except
-ra1ae at T.f5 % m.; daily 2l5 and f0
m Sunday only &C sos a. m.
.r Joanna Bird sDorO Reading ond IN
aruediatc sfauors. daily. except Sunday.
1day, at lS5 2. m.i daily 215 ems 400
H@ 20. Qnd daily 2l5 . m Sunday
niv SOS p n
Iat' .grtner Information, passengers aga
eitfred to the tlclet agent at tho sta
Ion.
a. SWNfGARD. Gen. Superintendent.
l1s0N z. WEEKS. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
smyrna Pastor 80 10 Retnrn

0000I7I % Tl0 IV0nIUg IO1Tn0I
Smyrna, Sept 24.-The second quar-
terly conference Of Asbury M o.
Church has just been held. and the
Rev Charles A. Hill was invited to
return for the fourth year, and a mo-
tiCn was unanimously carried ms ruct-
ing Presiding Elder w. Il. Corlran to
use his influence to thisi effect. The
finances Of Asbury are in better shape
than they have been for twelve years,
Notwithstanding that within the past
two years thirty members OF the
church who contributed literally have
died
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
10000 ATTEND OPENING
OH INTERSTATE FAIR

Trenton. Sept. Yesterday was
the opening day OF the Interstate fair.
and there was the usual Monday att
tendance Of about 10000. The grand
stand and exhibition building No. j,
which was recently destroyed by fire,
have been entirely replaced by new
structures. and the exhibits this year
are fully up to the standard Of previous
years Tho feature of the fair yester-
day was the automobile races. p. TT.
Henshaw. of New York, made an un-
successful effort to lower the Eve mile
record with his vehicle The time
mndn hv him Was $40
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
UNION NAS
HAD MARVELLOUS GROWTH

Scranton. Pa. sept. 25.--At yesrcr-
days session of tho biennial convon-
ton Of carpentcrs and ioiners, now
entering upon It's second week, Sec
retary-Treasurer p. j. Mcclure. Of
Philadelphia, presented his annual re-
port 10 showed a marvellous increase
in membership ga two years. the num-
bcr OF local unions increasing from
t2s 90 72 end from 3f508 members TO
C8i13 The finances of the union are
in splendid condition. July l. 1900,
there being q balance Of s3026S.69 on
hond il was decided Yesterday to hold
the next convention at Atlanta Ga
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Of a pcrsonal Nature

Special TO the Evening Journal
New Castle. Sept. 25.-Mrs William
Dean and Daniel Dean. OF Wilmington,
were the guests OF Mrs Duncan ia
North Second street on Sunday.
Clarence White, of Philadelphia, was
here yesterday
d. T. Mason has returned from q
visit with Philadelphia friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Swan spent
yesterday with. friends In Delaware
City.
Dr T.. p Manchester was in Phila-
deiphia on business yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor were the
guests of friends in Delaware City
yesterday
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA.
nor WfTIE NTTET

$50 m, daily pittsburg, Chicago, C,in-
clnnati. Louisville, and st. Louis. Qltn-
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
DIED AT AGE OF 81
AIRS. zibarah Ferguson, Aged New
Castle Woman, Buried in smyrna
enorlaI ~ fho Tvonlng Journal

Special 90 the Evening Journal
New Castle. Sept. 25.-Aiter having
lived to the ripe old age OF 81, and
spending many OF those years Ia the
church, Mrs zibarah Ferguson died ln
the home OF her nephew Harry Moore,
on Sunday from general debility.
Mrs. Ferguson had been helpless al
most. for years. Last Summer she
was removed to the home Of her
nephew and never left there. She was
the oldest member of Nazareth M j.
Church The Rev. Eugene 1hIashor
conducted service over her remains
yesterday after which the body was
shipped to Smyrna for interment 10
will take place to-day.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Cryolllc BarI In Id River
spocial 10 the uvonlng Journal.

0UUOI0T % TH' TNIWUH IUUTUUTl
New Castle, Sept. 25.-IRe British
bark Calcium. Captain Smith, passed
up the river yesterday from lvigtut,
Greenland This vessel Is the st;Nnch-
est of the cryoiite feet, and=this is tho
second voyage she has made this sea-
son. She brings a big cargo Of the
IMMORAL
1t was IN July last that the Calcium
got back from her first trip to fee
bound Ivigtut, and it was on July rs
that she LEFT here for the return trip.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
NO HOPE TOR
BOYS RECOV ERY
Harry McDanierS Internal
Organs CTuShedaRd Death
Hourly Expected
sDool.i - lhe nvenlrr journal

New Castle. Sept. 25.-Although
there are slight hopes for the recovery
of i4-yoar-old Harry Mcdaniel, who
was crushed under a falling wall here
on sunday, the little fellow was rest
ing comfortably last evening.
In the morning he recovered tho use
Of his arms. but his legs continue para.
lyzed. The boy is injured internally
which injuries win in all probability
cause death before many hours. H'
IS conscious and bears his great mis-.
fortune with much forulude.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Rector Soon to Retnrn

Special TO the Evening Journal
Smyrna, Sept. 24.-Next Sunday the
Rev Henry Thomas win be back in
the pulpit Of ST. Peters Church, after
an absence Of two months During
September the Rev. Mr.. Griggs, Of
Poolsville. Md, has exchanged with
the Rev Thomas so the latter might
spend the time with Mrs. Thomas, who
mas been seriously ill at her former
home In tho Maryland town, but is
new recovering.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
nonth OF Inhn wnlon

Easton, Md, Sept. 25.-John II. VIII
len, aged 60 years. died yesterday at
his residence in ST. Michaol's He had
been under treatment for dropsy of the
chest &C the Johns Hopkins Hospital
and returned to his home about ten
days ago. He married Miss Margaret
Bloodsworth. daughter Of Captain
Jesse H. Bloodsworth, formerly of
Somerset county, who survives him
with two sons and two daughters.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
hurried In Denton TODAY

Denton, Nd, Sept 25.-The remains
Of John II. C0ulbourn. commission
merchant who died In Philadelphia on
Friday night last We're brought to
Denton. and inferred In the Catholic
Cemetery to-day at noon. Mt Coul
bourn was well-known throughout the
Peninsula.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Oyster Planters Unusually Active

Nanucoke. Md, Sept. 24-The oys-
ter longing season has opened on
the Eastern Shore and the planters
ARE unusually active In transplanting
oysters in these waters. spurred by
the prospect OF the continued scarcity
OF oysters, they are transplanting
about $4,000 bushels OF young oysters
marketable three years hence For
merly 0ne-third OF This number was
| considered a seasons work
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
saw sights OF washington

Special 70 tho Evening Journal
New Castle Sept. 25.--James Clough
and Edward Campbell have returned
homo from a visit to Washington,
They saw as many OF the places OF
interest In that great city as they could
in a brief stay there were very much
interested and declare their intention
Of returning to the capital before
many weeks elapse.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
nItlon hr q nrnd Do

Stan Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover Sept 2l.-Jchn s. Toppin, a
farmer living in Jones Neck. was bit
ten on Saturday by a mad dog, and
on Saturday evening Dr. w. r. Davis
cauterized the wound. Two dogs were
bitten also.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
Klne,. paughlers Resume NIeeling-

en00I0l 10 iIo UV0nIn8 JolrnH.
Smyrna. Sept. 2f.-The Laura Les
Circle of Kings Daughters. OF smyrna
will hold reunion at The home Of Mrs.
John p. Hudson Thursday evening
next. This Will be the FIRST meeting
of the society since June, but not
withstandine this fact the women
have been doing much good work
among the poor Of the town.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
- - enrrrr

southern Railway. .-EXpress 6f9 p. ni..
daily, sleepers To Port Tampa, AugustG,
Memphis. and New Orleans 50 %. ia,
daily, aioepers TO New Orleans, Mcmphia
Nashville Via hshavillo and Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Line. .-EXpress 1913 p r1..
daily. slcCpers 60 Charleston. Jacksonville.
Port Tampa, and Macon; q d5 q. M, daily.
5leepcra 10 Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake T. Ohio Railway Sll 10. r1.s
daily, dining car, and slacpors to Cine
clnlah.
Seaboard Air Iine.-ExDress, faj a. ~.
daily, sleepera to Jacksonville. 400 p. IA.
daily. sleepers to Atlanta and Tampa.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
New Wiro i'm Position

Special TO the Evening Journal.
New Castle. Sept 25.-Nsw feed wire
was hung below Riverside Park on the
Delaware City Railway yesterday re-
placing thar stolen last week. The
railway officers have no clue to The
thieves but are using every effort to
capture thcm.
Evening journal., 1900-09-25
snndaY TIre in smYrna
ipoclal 10 The Evonlng journal

SnOcI0I % In0 IVCnIng journal
Smyrna Sept 24.--Early yesterday
morning while the citizens Of smyrna
were wrapped in slumbor, the pealing
of tho fire bell was heard The fire
was I'm an unused ice house
near the T.. W. & 3. railroad
freight depot. The ice house was to-
tally destroyed and one end burned out
Of a lime house owned by CosgriG &
Beck.