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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-04

En- la Ultima tenidaf celebrada
por la Logia xSan Juan Bautista No
IL, result6 electo para ell cargo de
". M. nuestro amigo don Manuel
r Gatell. Esta es la 1nica logia
que trabaja en- Pto Rico en- ell Rito
de York y en- ingles. Dicho amigo
ha sido nombrado tambien represen
tante ante la Gran Logia de Puerto
Rico de Ia Gran Logia de Michigan
2 U.
Ell Pcocurador General ha enta-
blado recurso de casaci6n contra Ell
fallo del Tribunal de Distrito de
Ponce, de % de Febrero ultimo, en-
Ia causa contra los guardias munich
pales de Juana Diaz Eusebio Aguiar
y Miguel Fernandez.
Para semana santa. Paris en-
Puerto Rico, las graudes novedad des
que en- forma de sombreros y a1or
nos, piques, muselinas, plieses, bri.
lantiAas, cuellos, corbatas y manti-
nasespanolas que en- eel Cielo> aca
ban de recibir, es 10 mas reciente.
Is
>Dfcese que Mr. Lodge propuso
un <bill,, en- virtud del cual Sc auto
RIA al Secretario de Hacienda para
establecer depositarfas p1blicas en-
.Pto Rico, a fin de rocoger la none
da que circula en- Ell pals.
Han contrafdo matrimonio en-
Arecibo la Sra Librada Ginorio
con dor Armando Cadilla.
Ha sido aprobado eli nombra-
miento hecho favor de don Fran
cisco Bus6 Cabrera, para ell cargo
de concejal del Ayuntamiento de Hu
macao, y ell de don Enrique Ramirez
Ronda para igual puesto en- ell con =
cejo municipal de Cabo Rojo.
~Pronto partiran para la PENN
sula en- viaje de recreo, ell Presiden-
te del Casino Espaf1ol Sr. Alfonso y
su amable esposa dof1a Berta Goyco,
hija del connotado liberal de STEM
pre- DR.. Goyco, puertorriqueno illus
tradfsimo y muy querido de sus
paisanos.
Hemos Observable que continuan
las obras de la fotografia que Sc
construye en- la azotea del palacio
que OcupaDa Ia Dlputaclon. cQu1en
tiene arrendado ell edificio, en- cuanto
Y quien cObra?-Eso desea saber el
pueblo. y
La Colecturfa de Rentas, de
Guayama remite al Centre Superior
una certifcaci6n de 10 contraido {
ingresado en- libros y GAIA, po1
cuentas ocasiona'es y patentes ocu
rridas en- aquella Villa, durante el
mes de Mario ppdo.
Segdn telegramas europeos, los
beers Sc uneven con suma actividad
hallandose ahora cerca del rio Vaal
en- cuyo lugar van reconce ntrandc
todas sus fuerzas. Dfcese ademas
/ que los beers han tornado la offensive
y en- tai sentido Sc encuentran en- Ia;
inmendiaciones de Kimberley, ha
biendo cortado va toda clase de co
municaciones Mr.. Roberts, defen
sor de dicha plaza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-04
~ FEFUAN 40

HOY Dor la maflana tomo puerto
ell vapor <Maracaibo, procedente
de Nueva York y en- viaje para Gu
razao
La Emulsion de Scott es un ex
celente alimento de ahorro, y un
modifcador poderoso de la nutrici6n.
, El infrasouito doctor en- Medi-
Gina y Cirugfa.
Certifica: Que la preparation
denominada Emulsion de Escott es,
por ell aceite de hfgado de bacalao
que contiene, agente termogeno de
primer orden, y excelente alimento
de ahorro, y por los hiposfoshtos,
modifcador poderoso de la nutricion
La he administrado con frecuen
cia en- casos de debilidad general,
raquitismo, escr6fulas, tisis pulmo-
mar, etc., siempre con resultados sa-
tisfactorios
Y nara que los seflores Scott &
BOVINE hagan de esta manifestation
ell uso conveniente, la expido en- San
German, Isla de Puerto Rico, a %
de JUNO de 1894.
DR. LOPEZ.
aver UdrOo, CudHuo loS CoI W
lefos que trabajaban en- ell muelle Sc
dirigieron Puerta de TERRA, pare
ce que algunos puertorriquenos los
esperaban para castigarlos. La Po-
licfa estuvo en- su puesto, hacienda
Sc respetar sin atropellar al pueblo.
Ell sef1or alcalde exhorto a los CRU
pos, y tanto 81 con ell Jefe de Poll
cfa, seflor Maturana, lograron, usan'
do la formas mas correctas, despe-
jar aquellos lugares, quedando todo
tranquilo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-04
Ps..in u h. llssa,',
= fatiga on el peoho:
q
(Del <Diario Commercials, Vera
ofuz, Mexico.

Dificilmente lpodra encontrarse
una persona en- 81 Canton de Nissan
tia, Estado de Veracruz, Rep1blica
de Mexico, que no conozca al acredl I.
ta1o y venerable comerciante sef1or
Ricardo C6rdova, residente enel po-
blado de Hidalgo La respectable
dad de este bue1 sugeto esta tan es-.
tablecida que 10 Que 81 dice es STEM
Dire digno del mas entero credito.
Convencidos por. estas y otras razo,
nes de que la relaci6n hecha por el
senior q d. aludimos es. absolutamen-
te cierta pasamos q insertarla;
xHacfa muchos af1os refiere Ell
Sefor Cordova que ven1a sufrlen
do de una pesadez en- las piernas que
me hacfa Tncilar cuando andaba.
Sufria ademas de una fatiga en- el
pecho que me cortaba La respiration
Padecfa tambIen de una fuerte lrri
taci6n de la sangre que me produjo
unas ronchas en- ambas piernas
compa11adas de comezon. Por otra
parte habfa perdido el apetito y Ell
sueno.
Despues de tomar y aplicarme
en- yano multitud de remedies, me
impuse de los inmejorables resulta-
dos que estaban dando las P1ldoras
Rosadas del DIR. Williams por 10 que
resolyf tomarlas. Ell benefcio que
estas pfldoras me han reportado es
incalculable, pues solo hace dos me
ses q. yengo medicandom con elias
va ka desaparecido por complete
la cr6nica Y fatal irritaoion de la
sangre, he recuperado el apetito y
el suefo, Ia pesadez de las piernas
ha desaparecido asf f-como la tormen
tosa fatiga que sentfa en- 81 pecho
En- una palabra, las Pfldoras Rosa
das del DIR. Williams no solamente
me han curado va, sino. que me ham
communicate a mi sistema una reac-
ci6n agradable. ........
Ne siento tan bien que desde
ahora deiare de to mar las Pfldoras
Rosadas del DIR. Williams.
(Firmado)
RICARDO CORDOBA.
Las pfldoras rosadas del DIR Wi
niams, son las mas populares en- to
dos los %, a i S donde han d o
introducidas. Purifcan enrique
cen la sangre, restablecen los ner-
vios curan la par4lisis parcial, bai-
le de San Vito, neuralgia, reumas,
nerviosidad, dolor de cabeza nervlo-
so, palpitaci6n del corazon, anemia
i palidez, frialdad de manos pies,
irregularidades en- las funciones men
suaies de las muieres la debilidad
en- ambos sexos.
Son inmejorables para las en-
fermedades de los h hombres causadas
Dor indiscreciones de la juventud,
exceso de trabajo 8 estudlo etc.
Hay muy pocas botlcas donde
no Sc vendant las pfldoras rosadas
del DIR. Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga dl-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-04

Hoy Sc espera en- nuestro
puerto ell vapor americana sPonce>
de Nueva York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-04

Aver tarde fonde6 ell caf1one-
70 <Vixen> procedente de la Isla
Culebra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-04

Hoy por Ia maf1ana tomo puerto
ell vapor <Maracaibo> procedente
de Nueva York y en- viaje para Gu:
raZaO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-04

Ell P:ocurador General ha enta-
blado recurso de casaci6n contra ell
fallo del Tribunal de Distrito de
Ponce, de % de Febrero dltimo, en-
Ia causa contra los guardias munich
pales de Juana Dfaz Eusebio Aguiar
Y Miguel Fernandez. T.:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-04

Para semana santa. Paris en-
Puerto Rico, las grandes novedades
que en- forma de sombreros y a1or
nos, piques, muselinas, plieses, bri.
llantjAas, cuellos, corbatas y manti-
nasespaf1olas que en- eel Cielo, aca
ban de recibir, es 10 mas reciente.
IL
Evening journal., 1900-06-07

than for several years. Much progress
in tomato setting is reported from all
of the southeastern counties, with very
little loss, owing TO the protection af-
fordod by the prevailing cloudiness
Gardens have Improved under the in
luence OF the weeks rains Early pota-
toes are growing nicely. although need
ing rain In some localities. Bugs are
doing some damage. Blossoms have ap-
pcared on the vines in Dorchester coun-
ty. Sweet potatoes are still being set
out in Anne Arundel county. The pea
crop was hurt by the dry weather, and
the ravages Of the pea louise continue to
be reported from Frederick Caroline
and Worcester counties. Picking his
begun in nearly all fields.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
WHEAT ESCAPES
HURT BY THE FLY
Progress Reported in Growth
Of Other Grains, Vcgc-
tables and Fruits

According to the report Of the Cll-
mate and Crop service for Delaware
and Maryland for the week just ended.
the low temperatures early in the week
were unfayorable to plant growth, but
the warmth that followed quickened
the development OF all crops. Where
the heavier rains fell crop prospects
have been greatly frightened and the
evil effects OF the late drought have
almost entirely passed away. In the
districts OF lighter showers the crops
are more or less promising but addi-
tional moisture would further improve
the outlook
Here and there throughout the sec
tion may be found q wheat field consid-
erahly hurt by the fly. but. as a whole,
the crop has escaped material damage
from that pest A fun and plump, but
rather short, head Is the rule. and In
nearly all localities the straw Is light
Harvesting will begin shortly in the
extreme southern and southeastern
counties Grass has been considerably
improved by the rains OF the week, but
continues short In many localities.
Timothy promises to be light in all dis
tricts. Glover was seriously injured by
the late drought and cannot make a
full crop anywhere; cutting continues
in the southeastern counties. Rye gen
orally is i'm a fair to good condition.
Oats are growing nicely: a full crop Is
promised in some places, but the gem
eral estimate is that the yield viii be
somewhat below the average. on ac.
count OF damage done during the drS
spell. Corn came up badly owing tC
the baked condition Of the soil shortly
after planting. but the poor stands hav,
been filed by replanting and a gOog
growth is the general report for the
past week. Some cultivation has beei
done In all OF the early fields, and thl
late paintings are coming up nicely
damage done by cut worms has beer
general
The peach outlook continues promis
ing although what IS generally termel
the June drop has begun In Wash
ington and Worcester counties. IN Car
oline county nearly all of the fault
fruit has dropped. and in the rcmainin.
counties the fruit Is generally h0ldin
on well. Pears are showing some bligh
ia Kent county. but elsewhere the
promise fun yields Cherries viii b
scarce in the western counties. an
elsewhere they will be less plentin
than other fruits. excepting apple.
which also promise TO be short In a
districts. both the fruit and the leav,
are falling from the aDnle trees I'm tt
central and southern counties.
Strawberries are ripening fast In II
nortnern-central districts while farthI
south. IN the main truok-growing r.
gicns. the patches are beginning TO IA
and picking is pretty well over. m
crop was shortened by the dry weaths
but the yields. as a whole have be-
fairly satisfactory. cycert In Worcest
county. where they have been light
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
COMMENCEMENT IN LEwEs
Sweet Girl Graduates Recitc in Fine
Fashion
Special 10 the evening Journai.

Special TO the Evening. Journal
Lewes. June Tho nineteenth an
nual commencement Of the Lewes
Union School was held Monday morn
ing in Outten Lyceum The attend
ance was an the hall could accOmmo-
date, and many could not get i'm. The
graduating class consisted Of Miss
Mercedes Lauceria, salutatorian, and
Miss Arzelia Wilson, yalcdlctorian. The
program was arranged with an enter
tanning scene representing a fairy
queen and her fairies. by little girls,
and was splendidly rendered. -Four lads
gave q song and whistling drill that
pleased the large audience immensely.
The commencement exercises proper
consisted OF music by Misses Mary
Bohm and Josephine Willard; saluta-
tory address and an Grafton on 'rhe
Holy Grail" by Miss lauceria a BARI
tone solo. Asleep in the Deep by
Thomas Ingram; grafton on "An Ideal
Woman" and the farewell address
by Miss Wilson; piano solo by Miss
Bohm: informal short talk by Profess
sor Eugene Manning, OF Delaware Col
loee; address and presentation of di-
plcmas by Dr. William p. Orr, presi-
dent Of the Board OF Education. and
closed by Professor George w. Mitchell
principal of the school, In a few touch
ing words OF thanks and appreciation
The graduates We're dressed in the
customary white. and looked very
nice They recited their orations in
a clear, steady voice and 10 was the
( general opinion that their subjects were
] handled In a superior manner. They
received many packages, while they
were literally buried in handsome bo-
Quets.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
IMPROVEMENTS IN LEwEs
Line 60 Rchoboth a Likely
Addition 20 Travelling Facilities
Special 90 the Evening Journal.

I-cwes. June THE spirit OF inn
proyomcnt and progress is maniiosting
itself In many ways in Lewes. Since
the work on the new pier and steam
boat wharf commenced the necessity
fur improved roads across the meadows
TO the shore has been apparent and a
petition, that is meeting with a hearty
endorsement, is being circulated 70
have the commissioners build the nee
essary road and sidewalks.
It is likely that q trolley line win
be built frCm Lewes TO Rehoboth soon
and then having steamboat connection
with Philadelphia ana Cape May, and
being the nearest seaside resort 20 Bal
timcre and Washington, via Queen
Anne railroad, il ought TO be an incen-
tive for greatly enlarged traffic.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
AGED COLORED WOMAN
Is PHENOMENALLY ACTIVE

Cheswold, June 7.-Aunty Turner,
aged 80 years, who resides near Town
send, is making her annual visit to
this section as berry picker. This
aged colored woman is employed by
John w. Thompson, and one day last
week picked eighty quarts of berries
in five hours. Shs is very active for
one so old.
Next Sunday evening the Children's
Day exercises will be held in Cheswold
Church. Presiding Elder w. f. Cork
ran is expected to be present, and will
make an address to the children.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
TO BE GRADUATED JUNE Is
Interesting Exercises TO be Held by
Newark High school
Special 70 me Evening Journal

cpeclai 10 the ENenluB JoufNAi.
Newark. June 7.--The senior class Of
the Newark High School viii hold its
graduating exercises in Caskey Hail,
on Friday evening, June Is. The
names OF the graduates and the themes
of their essays follow:
Margaret M. Bowen, "Woman's
Sphere Helen l.. Brown, "The Charm
OF History" Richard B. Chillas. Jr..
THE Inventive Genius Of MAN." Mary
A. Fader, "The Race and the Prize. %
J.. Stanley Frazer. Progress Of the Ma
val Warfare of the Nineteenth Cen
tury;" Clara G. Gregg Opportunity; -
Ella V. McKeon Glass History: "
Amanda NJ. Smith, "The Triumphs of
Learning" NJ Irene Street. Labor
Has Its Own Reward" Marguerite r.
Williamson. THE Education Of the
Masses c. Gray Williamson, "Our
Country's Wealth." Eta ]. Wilson
Americas Destiny"
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
NIasons EIect omcers
spoclal 10 the Evening journal

Special to the Evening Journal.
New Castle, June Last night st.
Johns Lodge, No 2. A. IT,, A. NJ
held their annual election OF officers.
and the following were elected: Wor-
shipful master Frank deHaas Janvier;
senior warden. William Hushebeck;
junior warden. James e. Clough; sec
retary, II. w. Hushebeck: treasurer, S.
Atwood Stewart.
Grand master of Delaware, w. w
Black of Laurel, was present and con-
ferred degrees on a candidate. A coll
latlon was served after the lodge adj
iourned.
The newly elected officers will be i'm
stalled in September until which time
the present officials Will hold theii
Office.
On June 81 the annual banquet
will be held, at which time prominent
Masons from all over the state will be
IN attendance
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
OVER MAY RECEIVE $4,000
As the Forfeiture Of the Bond of a
Railway Company
Qpooiot 20 tha plvanfno TottrnaI

Dover, June mot only Town CouD-
ell, but Dovers citizens generally, are
waking up to the fact that this town is
likely to receive a legacy of $4,000
next Monday week, June Is. 1t is recol-
lected that last Winter when the troll
ley war was ON, the General Electric
Company, which finally knocked out J..
ID. Hawkins Delaware Electric Com
pany. gave a bond to the town of Dover
in the sum OF $4,000, guaranteed by
the American Surety Company, Of Bal
timore, that it would have a trolley
line laid through the town by June Is,
and the streets macadamized, or forfeit
the aforesaid $4,000.
The line has not been laid, the oyster
shell still reigns supreme where the
macadam was promised to shine, and
1t looks as though that $4,000 plum Is
to drop into Dover's lap.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
Guardsmen DrIllod in Open Air

Special to the Evening Journal
New Castle. June COMPANY II, n.
G. d.. Captain Holcomb. commanding.
appeared on the streets Of the city last
night for drill The company is pre-
pairing to take part in the parade at
Wilmington while the carnival OF the
Elks is in progress, and hopes to win
the prize for excellence In drilling. In
their new uniforms the men present
neat appearance.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
Hnd IIls Fnnt crnshnn

Special 10 the Evening Journal
New Castle, June John Baker,
Jr, an emDloye at the shops Of the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company.
Wilmington, had his left foot mashed
under falling casting at the shop yes
terday The injury will prevent the
young man from working for several
days.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
HUMAN BONES
UNHARTHED
Electric Railway Employees
Found Them at Rey-
bold Yesterday
Special to the Evening Journal.

New Castle, June while workmen
OF the New Castle and Delaware City
Electric Railway Company were grad
ing the road near Reybold yesterday az
ternoon they unearthed human bones.
The men We're Mortified at sight Of the
skeletons, for such many of the bones
formed, and not a few of the colored
men who were at work refused to con-
tinue their labors near where the bones
had been found.
It is presumed that the section Of the
country where the bones were found
was once cemetery. No one In that
neighborhood recalls the existence OF
the burying ground, however.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
Death Due to Heart Disease
speelal to the Evenlng Journal.

Dover, June Coroner Knots held
an inquest yesterday afternoon on the
body Of Mrs. Daniels. who died sudden
ly on Saturday evening last while on
her way I'm a carriage to view the rail-
road wreck A verdict Of death from
heart disease was rendered. Deceased
was 60 years of age
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
VIII Summer Hnrn

Special TO the Evening Journal
New Castle, June THE Hon.
George Pierce and family. OF Philadel-
phia, are moving into the Booth resi-
dence. on Delaware street, to-day Mr.,
and Mrs. Pierce will remain here dur
ing the Summer.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
EvangeIIsts Held Service
speclai to the Evening journal

Special TO the Evening Journal
New Castle, June 7--Evangelists
who are on their way to Delaware City.
stopped here yesterday afternoon and
conducted service in Market square.
They had large audiences. the people
being attracted by cornet music which
one Of the evangeiists discoursed.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
Captured a Big strangIing Bug
hpecIaI d &c EYeninR JournaL

biN'AaA ~ tit ItNtHliik JtlAlAdAs
Bridgeyille, June 7.-George Hill, a
young man Of near town. recently cap
tured a large specimen Of the strangling
bus, which appeared in this section
shortly after the advent OF the kissing
bug The bug was three inches in
length. and was armed with a savage
pair of nippers
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
Engineer Gets a Severe Cut
speclal % the Evening journal.

7
New Castle. June 7.-Robert Potter
engineer at the power house Of the
electric railway company, cut an ugly
cash in his left hand yesterday after
noon The wound was dressed at a
local drug store The injury is SO Sc
we're that Mr. Potter will be unable
to use the member for several days.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
Insane Nan Coo DO Farnhurst
Special to the Evonlng journal

Special 20 the Evening Journal
New Castle, June flames Halle
ton, a colored man from Wilmington.
has been admitted to the Delaware
State Hospital for the Insane, at Farm
hurst For several months James
mental condition has been such that It
was unsafe to remain with him. He is
thirty-hye years Of age.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
or a PersonaI Naturc

Sneclnl 70 the llvcnlng Journal
New Castle. June Mrs William
Barr, Of Philadelphia, is visiting Mrs
Cooper
Mrs. Annie r. Smith has been visit
ing her son. Artemas Smith, here.
Arthur Wilson, OF Philadelphia, visit
ed New Castle friends yesterday.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
lunch Was Wen Attended

Special 70 the Evening Journal.
New Castle. June MANY members
and friends OF Nazareth NJ. e. Church
patronized the lunch given by the
ladies and society in the church last
evening. Mrs. Bennet X. Lancaster,
Mrs. John G. King. Mrs. John Pustill,
Mrs. William Deakyne, Mrs. James
Biggs and Mrs j. b. Vining saw that
everybody was well cared for.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
Car Grows Get cigars

Hpecial 70 the hvenlng Journal
New Castle, June 7.-Conductcrs
and motormen of the Wilmington and
New Castle Electric Railway Company
yesterday received boxes Of cigars from
Harry J. Stoeckle for the many kind
nesses extended Mr. Stoeckle during
the year. The car operators received
similar gifts from Mr.. stoeckle last
year.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
Meehanlcs wm NIake a visit
Special to The Evening Journal.

New Castle. June Industry Coun-
ell. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. is making prepara-
tions to visit Old Glory Council, Of Del
aware City, on the night Of June a.
The "Skrew Guzzle Band" will accom-
pany the local Mechanics and will con-
tribute largely to the pleasure OF the
visit.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
MIR IIodgers Gets an Appointment
Special 70 the evening Journal.

Special 10 the Evening journal
New Castle, June Jonathan S.
Willis, supervisor of census for Della
ware, yesterday announced the APP
polntment Of 70. r. Rodgers, OF this
city, as a census enumerator. Mr..
Rodgers is one OF the two men recon-
mended for appointment under the
Census Bureau by the Hon. ]. II. Hof-
fecker Mr.. Rodgers will 20 on duty
at once, and will be employed about
one month at 81 per day.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
pIgeons NIade Good TImc
speclai TO tho Evoning journal

Special to the Evening Journal
New Castle, June TWENTY-FIVE car
rler pigeons belonging to Herry Fra
zier and S. A. McCann, We're flown from
Princess Anne. Md, yesterday. dis
tance OF 100 miles, The first bird
reached its loft here-three hours and
twenty-seven minutes after It was re-
leased. This Is a record OF 900 yards
a minute.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
New Castle Boy now a prcaoher

Special to the Evening Journal.
New Castle. June Phillip James
Mclean, OF this state, was graduated
from Crczer Theological Seminary.
Chester, at the thirty-second annual
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
Entertained wilmington Friends

SpedIoI 20 The EVenlng IOnrnal
New Castle, June Miss Alice Fra
zier. of Delaware street, entertained
her cousin, Miss Perla Frazier. Of VIII
mington, and a party OF friends Tues
day evening. Il was a delightful social
occasion.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
NIasons WIN Attend BANQUET

opecIuI 20 tne Evening JOURNAL.
New Castle, June 7.--Several mem
bers Of st. Johns Lodge. A. f. A. NJ.
of this city. will attend the banquet to
be given by Washington Lodge, Of
Wilmington, in Masonic Temple, to-
night.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
solden Worked in Rridgeville
speclai no tbe Evening Journoi

|T--T-T
Bridgeville. June flames Golden,
the tramp who was killed in the rail-
road wreck at Dover, had been en-
ployed here for several weeks, paint
ing.
Evening journal., 1900-06-07
WANTED TO PURCHASE

Good, substantial, we'll shaded
house and from ten TO twenty acres
of land, near Brandywine Springs
trolley line, or on a line of railroad
west of Wilmington, not more than
five or six miles from the city. Ad-
dress,
C. S. The Evening Journal Office