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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

ter. @n norif Mant, @bmar b
Berg, iOm par ube paa Sast, fob fig
isIu af 9anuare. 9an bIeu itrats
ienbt til 6oipitaIet Brainarb, buor
&usleu bIeu fiernet, men iantioig o9iaa
en- Del ai bans Yanoeben. 6or en- ll9e
fioeu bIeu Berg ubfreuet fra 6oipitaIet
iOm beIbrebet, men nu opbasebe ban,
at ban baube albeles miitet Bru9en af
fit enSeIite Spros. iOm ban for meifers
Zig tunbe bebanble. Stte ct enefte Orb
tunoe ban erinOre o9 maatte IGre Spros
get ouer i9en Orb for Orb, iom ON ban
uIorig fsr bauos IGrt bet. unber Spes
rutiOnen for at fierne 6u9Ien miiteoe
ban to 0ra6mer 6iernemusIe, o9 nu
tan QR9erne lite forflare bette unberIi9e
6Gnomen anoerIebes, enb at be to
Dro6mer 6iernemasie, iom sit tabt,
inbeboIot belle Berss 6orraub af bet en-
seIite Spros. Oct er osiaa ben eneife
iOrnuftise 2ssnins paa @aaben.
6ra ct. gauf mebbsles en- af bisie
iergsIi9e @fterretnnser ON ct uanartet
Barn, De, bar brast fin MOoer til en-
alt for tiblis @rau.
Oct par en- uns Wanb ueo 9lapn
3Obn9. 6alI, Der par aniat en-
ltSrre 5orretnins, men Ieuebe ouer @une
os enbte meo at fjGle peuee fra fin
QIrbsibsberre o9 at ftriue falif for at
ltjuIe bet. 6alltneriet tom op, o9 bet
unoe Mennefte bIeu bemt til ct Mars
Strafarbdbe, 9ans baoerIise 6or9ls
ore tOs fig iaurs nGr uf Sennens Stam
o9 Strof, o9 Rooeren bIeu iaa bsta9en,
at bin mautte til Senss, Os DOttOren
iugoe, at bun par Deoen ner. 9fter
mango Smitauoi9beber fit Sennen 9ou
til at TONNE biem for at li9e I'm Ulooer
bet libite 6arueI; men ban Ieoia9ebes at
en- 6un9euoSter o9 sif / Slcusbrugt nns
Der be aIminbslise RIGber, fom ban
baube faast liuobeIie til OF bare for
Qeili9beoen. Wasbet me(Iem bam o9
Moberen uar meset rersnbe, men bun
fote fig lite lettet. Oa ban troos ale
9luitrsnseIier lite tunoe bIiue benaabet,
ipnes bun, at SOrsen er Iise funs, Og
man trOr, at bun uiI BUTTE unber.
- goitintastetne ct. PauI ouer'
fiiser nu s5, 900, 900 ON 9uret, os fom
Beige Deraf faar gotmeiteren $1,000 /
gontiuas. Snbtasterne par 85o7,s
900 peb ct. YuuIs pOftOutor iiofe
Nar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
&c Eprencoc Stater oa
SDrfiet.

Wlellem bisle TO qanbe er Der for
9iben fommen en- Rnube paa Trnaten.
Man bill buifs, at amerifanite Wtislio
ner % Misiionarer feb mesen Staoe i
1895, unoer be ianfalbte Armenian
Massacres, ba flere Wsisfon9rer, Der
bar Borsere of be 5oreneoe Stater,
table 2ipet, o9 life ninore eno 8 Niiss
iionsiieoer, Der tilhgrte omerifanSfe
Misiiouer, blep nebbr9noie. 9ette
fraae be Jor. Stater iii at iOrlnn1c
@riiaining. @fter f9nssrs BIB al
bape uuberbanblet meo Sultanen. tom
man ouerens ON. al 9prtIet ifulbe be-
tale $4,000 Sfnbeserfntnins. Dette
qeiie er bleoen 9enta9et of Sultnnen,
men bibinotiI bar ban life funoet
bet nsouenbist of inblsie bette fit Qsfte.
yeu er Dor Wtiniitsr til 9prfiet fommen
biem for at funne raaoisre i9 meo les
benbe M9nb ber ben &nlebnino.
Sultanen bar flere @anae brubt fit
asfie, os 6olt mener, at bet er pna
9ibe, at ban tuinses til at liaa peo fit
Orb.
OnteI Gam er bo MI tommen Tanter
ON, at ban oil baus fine psnss (maa1fe
forbi Iprtiet lite oil bnus ameritanif
GIeit mers). SnItanen maa usl nof
iii of punss ub, font ban iaa Tan pare
noiat for, at fsre af be eurOpaifts Mas.
Ter, iom ban bar bebanblet paa famms
Wis, osiua TONNE meo bass Resnin
ger.
SieIse iibite MsbbeIelis bar Sultanen
ifpst at betaIe, men Der ltaar risiisuof
lfts no8et ON buornaar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
Sefla8er Groton 2tTGren.

Den itaI. Reserins bar tsIesraferet
til fin 8oniuI / ytew g)orf, at ban lite
ffal befatts fig mere meb Sirejte ne uet
6soton DGmninsen, msominore be ops
bsrer msb beres IOuitribise DpferfeI.
Bremierminiffer Pe0Our beieste forIebeu
ben omeritnnite 9csatiOn Os ubtaIte Re'
serin9ens 8ebr6usIie opsr Morbet pau
Serseant . ousIais, og oens 6Ors
bsmmelie Of ueerninseas Spbausmanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
st tejenoommeltgt Yepis.

5at Q ance, en- GOmbop fra Butte
Greet Cattle Go.s 8und, fob forIsben
for Retten, antIu9st for at baue fubt
paa en- gremier pud Burlington Bonen
/ ben 9enfgt ut br1be bam. 9an baube
mObtase en- Detailing noSIe Duge 6Or'
ueien os par ube paa en- minbre Ran6
paa ben Glib, ba Sfpbninsen ianbt
Steb.
gance pnuiiob, at bet 1et lite par
bans Wenins at ifpbe grsmieren. 9an
forialte Getter, at uiitnot par tei fanbt.
at ban baubs truttet fin Reuolper o9
fpret ct Club, efterat Bremieren baube
taitet bam nsb fra Goget; men Club
BET par bare ct Gorueien oftaIt Signal.
6an o9 en- Ben baube paret nogle WliI
nebe paa ganen os enitsbe at tore tiIs
ba9e til ben Station, iom par n9rmsit
Jtanden. Wen ba be foritoo, at be
uiIbe bIlue taitet neo fra 9oeet, buis
no9sn Of Manbfubet funbt benz, bapbs
be uftaIt, at buis en- bIeu taffet neb,
ifulbe ban parlle ben anben meb ct
Club.
Bremiersn, iOm uar ouerbeuiit ON,
at ban Iise bar fluppst fra bet mso
9iuet, rplteoe paa 5Ousost, os Domme'
rsn iaa Osfaa betposI9 uantro ub.
Dances Den bstr9ftsbe bans llbfagn;
ba ban laa at bans 9ionesbprb beler
lite bIep troet, bab ben antlaeebe Dom.
meren uGre iuu usnIi9 at feIse meb BAN
ub libt.
o6uOrfOr"2 ipursie 8Ommsren.
Seq uiI bsuiie min llitpIoisbsb, 6r.
Dommer," luarsoe gance.
Iommeren uar nps9erri9 o9 ait ub.
Oct iamms sjoroe Sbtriflen, Aouotu'
ttr os LiIborere. gancs trnt i'm &s.
uOIuer, Os ibet ban bOIot ct 6rimGrts
mcllsm fin pcnffre 5aanOs 6inere. ItSb
ban buert 9jsrne al bet. Saa bub ban
en- liIffuer at taiibnbe en- gleb @nben
of en- lraab. Yunce git 80 6ob bort,
usnote fig ON os fob Groaoen ousr
meo ferlte Club. Saa tog ban 6
Smaaicm, iatte benz IOisIi9 / ct Stptte
ira, iOm ban iiiusoe Op mob en@Groe.
pOft % glrbs bOrte. 9an Inante ct
llr al en- Manb, aabneos bet, os ibet
ban brusts 8aSieIaaSet iOm SpsjI, fob
ban meb 8pssen uenbt mob WaaIet Os
orep buer SpiSsr ino / 9reitp,tet ubsn
at feile en- enefs Sang.
gremisren bauoe ist paa bet Os ga.
bebe bejt 6orbauleIie. Da Bancs
par fGrbis msbat fpos, sitgremisrsn ZEN
til Dommeren, tIappsbe bam paa StuI:
brsn Os iuscs:
pSes trOr, iss tos fell, 5r. Oommsr.
Den Ulanb fob lite paa mig"
Sg gowbop 8ancs blsp frtenbi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
9e tnlinOe Slug.

8erbens NJ in b ite . os trptfes
I bisie Dase GlepeIuub, Ohio, af ct
Bosfirma Der. Den er balut iaa flor
lom ct 0rimarfe os Tan lite Ieies uoen
uso 9iaIp af ct 6orltsrreIlesslas. 4als
ssusI sr ben tppOsrufiit fuIoltenbis.
60 Ssmenb peb giaun Yeter
CARTON os s ufepb M abb EN- lums
men meb en- fpinos brutnebe forleoen |
SnbIebet til ben rore 9aun | Gan
pebro, GAL, ibst Saaben uGltebe.
Deftprelien for Betbesba Dias
tOnisie- Os 9OipitaIsfcreuius Gincin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
TrDgtelige Sfopbranoe

berie bisie Dase ben norblise %
eitli9e Del al Winneiota. De anrst.
ter ubpre mssen Stabe, ibet mango
9uis, Saums0sr o. Ign. branber, belle
gper trues baarbt, Sloen bar brebt
fig ouer SO Ulit, % ginben bar bIeit
msb en- 5urtisbsb uf 80 Wlil Eimen.
Oct er iGrIis ct. gOuis os Stascu Co.,
iumt gsuen noro for eest gute,os Rite
ion &c.. Der bar uaret biemisst. s
aitiion SO. er baaoe 5tirter o9 StoIss
buie iamt nGaen aae Garmbuie | uio
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
atszNDbeber.
gStseoniin.

Sames NnberIen, en- of be 9lb=
ite, banife SetIere / Jiucine, nisit fors
ri9e Wianoa9 peo 9sben en- Alber af
"a 2ar. Den 9amIe benleueoe iiae
iibfe Dase 6reo os 6ps9e has fin
Sui9erien, Vranbtaptela Anbre 10
Beterien Roban paa 5unctiOn
aue., buorfra ge9ruueIien fanot Steo.
= 8aptain $ pttel8 6ilteroamper
bapbe forIeben ben FORTE 9abnin9 6iit
ON Borb, iom ben no9en Snbe bar
bait, men iaa par be o9lao til 8engRlb
minore eno bem, icm ban plsier at bra.
ses meb. 9alten beitob nemlig af en-
Uliaion 9raut 9neeI, iom Statsns
,5iiferifommisfion bsisrssbe yplaHtst"
eaer ubiat Seen. Renoiba bar oeiua
faaet fin Bart, os Der er iaaIeoes Iunss
8eiifpifen at 9ate Wi9igan / bette 5ors
uur uoiOt iaIt 80 MliuiOner 5ifte. DnssI,
iGrIi9 lront. iom er ubtIaftet uso
Staten8 uotIqtninssantaIt / Sibtoi5.
= 3 ct Brsu fra Ybilippiuerne Fri:
per u nton@ brtitenienfr fra 8acine,
Der nu er amerifanIt SoIoat, of pan
Ouerfarten fra 9tew 0ort til WaniIa
lioite 8mter, bIeu ban sIabeIi9 puerras
Itet ueo, | en- baun pau gsglon, at le
Gannsbro9 baie fra ct at Sfibene, os
oObbelt itolt bIeu ban, ba ban ff bore,
at bet par 8orpetten ,8aItprien" msb
ptins Baloemar ON Dorb. GbriIten.
len bar ta9et Del fere parme StGrs
mpoiler fioen ban SuIsaiten fprlt latte
6oo paa sn5on efter at baue ueret paa
Rejien 40 Dase. 9an fiIOrer fO,s
sOri9t 6iIipiuoerne 'iom et tappert %
intelligent tSoIf, % mener, at bet uiI
pare IGn9e, fer Amertta faar gu9t meb
benz. vi be fire andre 0iacins Don.
itere, iom Lob fig buerue Iamtiois meb
bam ieIu, omtaIte ban fun 9artman,
Der ssr 9ieneite iOm Rot os er bebfs
8el9aaenoe.
= @rneit 3 oruerS fore Sau.
melle ueo 9ornesuIue / ben norblise
Del af Staten blsu iorIeben Qtften fuIo.
ltanbis eoeIast ueo SIoebrano. Oct
uibes lite, buOrIebs8 Slosn opfob.
Saumeuen par 9oot as lareret oe uiI
muIisen blius opbpsset. Uir. 9orner,
iOm Dor ga @rosle, itulbe netop reile
til 9ornesuiae iammsn mso en- Del ar.
bsloere for at iette Sapmeasn Drift,
men mooto9 Telegram ON SIoebranbsn
nosIe Timer for Goset afsit.
= 3 Weit Supsrior bar gpraabst
befemt fig til at tase Del | ben GeIefon'
tri9, iom raisr melem be 10 / Bpsn
bsfauenbe GeIefonipiemsr. Deb nete
9praaosmeoe uiI Bpraabet beprbre
Siernellen al ale Gelsfoner gitp 6aI,
tiIberenbe bet samIe Bea aompasni.
Oct npe Peoples ROmpusni, iom er ops
rettet for at fonfurere meb gea GeIes
fonen, bar nu Itse iaa mango abonnens
ter, iom bet samIe 8ompasni. De
ftefe af aIbsrmeuosne er enise ON lite
at tilIabe, at bet somIe sompOsnis slp'
paratsr bIiuer | @itp Sal, IsIu ON be
funbe faa fri Befienin9 af bem. Det CT
ben afsaaenbe MopOr Dietrid, iom bar
Iebet !Rampen mpb Rompaoniet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

Sra Clinton mebbeIes, at 6 3 mps
lin Bros. 9eieitalo os to andre 8p9r
ninser, buotaf ct par en- Refbens,
brGnbte forIeben aften. Ouer so 6efte
par / StaIben, ba Slben brpb uo;
NEE for ganifeIiabeb bIeu be frelit.
Gabet an nlaas til sl5, 900 mso ubstpbe.
Tia 9lsIuranee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
WebraTa.

Or. 6. geniumin Antrew 8
bar bsiluttet at mobtuse @mbeoet fOm
Ransler peb RebraIfas Statsuniuerlitet.
60n uiI nebIasse fin Yoft iOm
StoIsiupsrintenbent Gbica9c os iaa
rslie en- Cur til europa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
Sra GOngresien.

0tspraisntunt Gawnep, Minn.,
bar tasst ct npt Stribt ben aOnsress
fen ltaaenbe aamp mob OIeomarsarine.
9an bar nemIis al 6inansminiffsr
Gage forlanst at faa Beiffo pad, ,buiIte
8eifanbbele n9unte 6anbeIspare inbe.
bolber, for beri9ennem at faa beuiii, at
ben er fubsIis. 9ouen bpber JObrifans
tsrns at inbienbe naaneolise 0appor ter
ON, buiIts WaateriaIer ber bruses.
Wsierimanbene flyer, at mebens Soms
uIbsfreOIs os 6eot ontases at uGre 80.
uebbefanoosIsn Oieomarsarins, er
bsnns YirtsIisbeoen ret Os iIet Stearin,
en- ufOrosieIis Subitans, Der Ii9ner
gals.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
SuinotS.

politiet ppodsebe forIeben en- soot
ftiult 0ispsrbuIe unoer Jtuiuerne at
WcGIurc 8peninseu paa Wabaib aueu
Chicago. Oct par nebe | en- 9ammel
Sitterbeb85uGIuins, ganoen bapbe
bersbt fig ct 9iem. 6 userninssmenb
bIsp grsbne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
WtnneSota.

Gt utfinot aIbeIes eneitaaenoe nIpts
testillelbe inbtraf opps Stopene /
9ubbaro Co., ner glarp, Wainn., 9ins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
Slair, Mebr., Snsoag D. 20. slpril 1900

Smtreos brGnbt. Run meb Rsb os nsppe
bar 5oIt iiunbom rebbst fig; mango
5ereaturer er brGnote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

Spanisn bar en- fpoenbe Esrreoot
liesenbe nebs psb ManiIa, buOr ben
bIsu pIucerst Iise fsr ttrisen brsb ub.
Stsnt ben pei tunbe pare ta9et meo alt
bet puriss 8rossObs, bar be 6Orenebe
St0tsr bog lite siOrt aruu pua bsn,
buOrfOr Spunien seniaseabe bar prsuet
at iat9s Os ben. priien bar imibIertib
uaret for bsi. glu bar Senatst imioIers
tib Iast 5000, 900 til 5Iaabsbsuiuinsen,
bsrsgnet paa bens Rob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

Ginansminiltsr @ age bar opiorbret
aonsrssI til at bsuiIse $4,000, iom
getulins til ben aUinoe, Der ifaI repre-
Isnters be 6orsnsbe Stater os ben ma.
tionaIe 6orsning Dauthers of the
American Revolution usb 2lfiIsriu9en
of qaiapsitss Statue unber lloltillneen
paris. 0enne pIabs inetaser for
Tiben Mrs. 3 anieIR. W anning,
@eneraIsBralibent for d. a r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25

Senutst bar bspiIset $4,000 for
-9ronssmebuiaer, Der ifuI uoceIes mel.
lem Sficsrsr os RarineiOloater ben
norbutIontilts Squaoron, Der trpoiebe
meIIsm ben ipunite Siprte Os be 6Oreneoe
Statsr be ueltinOiite 9anbe Omtrine
Gubas &pf. Sasen bIeu brast fre m
Of Gen. Wi q on, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-25
96eN Narg.
&rtge1t.

@nerillafrigen fOrti9ttes meo SelS. =
Gampen ON @epener. = 8oerne
gor 6angft. = 6 engelife 8eneraler
uOe. = Wetbuen unOgaar en- 5eloe.
: 9ioberts uiriuillige SpiletiO. -
Si0ife gfpt.
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
MIR. WYLIE WAS UNFORTUNATE
Combination Of Accidents ilmOst Prevented
His appearance at Wedding
Speclal to the Evenlng lonrnnl.

New Castle, June 2S.-An outing at
Woodland Beach yesterday by the Rev.
S. B. Wylie almost prevented the we'd
ding of Miss Anna NJ. Flemming 90
William Ahern at the appointed time
last evening.
Mr.. Wylie went down to the beach
on the Clyde yesterday morning, and
as the steamer turned her bow up the
river she ran aground on a mud fiat,
where she remained an hour. Realizing
that the mishap was going to prevent
Mr. Wylie from reaching New Castle
in time to perform the marriage cere-
mony on time, he went ashore, and.
hiring horse and carriage, started to
drive to Smyrna. Before he reached
that place, however, the driver ran
into a fence, and so damaged the wagon
that it was useless. Engaging another
team, Mr.. Wylie succeeded in reaching
Smyrna, where more misfortune met
him. The expense incurred by hiring
the two horses so depleted his purse
that he was compelled to ask the rail-
road agent there for a ticket to New
Castle. The agent Obliged the preacher
and Mr.. Wylle reached the city in
time to perform the ceremony on
scheduled time
Had he remained aboard the Clyde
he would not have gotten home until
8 o'clock
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
HAIL BENEFITED FRUIT TREES
Lightning Did Some Damage in the Yicin.
iiy Of Dover
Special 70 the EvenInr journal.

Dover. June 2S.-A heavy thunder
storm accompanied by rain and consid-
cradle hail. passed over this section
yesterday afternoon and for time
there were fears that fruit had been
badly injured by the hail Farmers
coming TO town last evening. however,
report that at least In their neighbor-
hood the hail was more OF benefit
than an injury to fruit, as it helped
relieve the trees in many instances
from surplNs fruit.
Lightning. however created havoc In
certain places. AT Cheswold the rail-
road station was cleared out. the cleo
tricity entering through the telegraph
wires. No one was hurt however as
the room was vacant at the time. Many
telegraph poles are down between here
and Cheswold, and many telephone
fuses were burned out
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
WRECKED orr
NEW CASTLE SHORE
Schooner Emily Bell Caught
in SQuaII But is Saved
From Destruction
Special to the Evening Journal

New Castle, June 2S.-ln a squall on
the river of the city yesterday after
noon the two-masted schooner Emily
Bell had her topmasts carried away
and was driven ashore.
The Bell Is an Indian river schooner.
and was on her way TO Philadelphia.
Captain Williams saw the storm brew
ing, and had his crew at the ropes, but
before he could get the ship to the
wind. the masts we're carried away and
fell with crash to the deck. None of
the crew was injured. The schooner
was ashore until high tide, when she
was hauled on and brought TO Della
ware street wharf. where she was an
chored for the night
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
Reduced Rates TO Charleston, S.
q. via Pennsylvania I,allroad

For the meeting Of the National Edu-
cational Association at Charleston, s.
c., July 7-13, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company viii sell excursion tick
cts from all stations on Its lines 10
Charleston az the rate Of one fare for
the round trip, plus 81. Tickets TO be
sold July G to 9, inclusive, and TO be
good TO return until September. inclus-
i've. On the return trip stop-over will
be allowed at Washington on deposit
OF ticket with Joint Agent and on pay
ment Of fee of ST.
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
WOULD MAKE COMPETENT PRINCIPAL
William Richardson, Of Missouri. is Highly
Recommended for SchOel Duties
Special 70 the Evening Journal.


New Castle, June 2S.-William Rich
ardsOn, who is an applicant for the
principalship Of the city public schools
tosucceed w. w. Knowles. is a man, who,
IL elected TO the Office, would do much
toward improving the schools.
Mr.. Richardson, who is at present a
teacher in the State Normal School OF
Missouri, is man OF unusual intellec-
tual attainments, OF pleasing person
ality, and in every way familiar with
school work. He Is highly recommend
ed by professors in Institutions where
he has taught, and by professors Of
schools from which he has been gradu-
ated.
Mr. Richardson expects to be In New
Castle in few weeks TO visit the Rev
F. NJ. MunsOn, who is an intimate
friend.
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
RETURNED FROM NEVADA
TO BECOME Candidate for the Leg
islaturc From Little Creek
Special TO the Evening Journal

Laurel, June PSI. J. Wootten has
returned from the Nevada Indian
agency, and is working for the Demo-
cratic nomination for the Legislature
from Little Greek hundred He has
been i'm consultation with Senator Ken
ney for the past week. The latter is
urging the nomination OF ID. Harry
Boyce for representative The Demo-
Gratis Of Broad Greek. Il Is said. resent
his action. They think he is working
some scheme, but they do not know
what it is.
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
Han storm In smyrna
noclal 10 the Evening journal.

Special 10 the Evening Journal
Smyrna. June 2S.-A violent thunder
storm passed over this section Tuesday
afternoon. and after a deluge of rain II
began hailing the stones being as
large as marbles. AS the hailstorm
lasted but q few minutes it Is not
thought any serious damage was done
the growing crops. While Il was in
progress there was considerable anx-
ieiy felt for the peaches and tomatoes.
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
AHERN-FLEMMING NUPTIALS
Wedding Was Performed at Brides
Fathers Home Last Evening
Special to the Evening journal.

Special to the Evening Journal
New Castle. June 2S.--Miss Anna M.
Flemming was married TO William
Ahern, at the home OF the brides
father John Flemmng. last evening by
the Rev. S. Beattie Wylie The we'd
ding was a quiet one, only members Of
the immediate families being present
Mrs. Ahern. a sister OF the bridegroom.
was bridesmaid, and John A. Flem-
ming, a brother OF the bride, was
grOOmsman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ahern went on trip to
Atlantic City. The bride is a fsrmer
teacher in the public school,
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
Philadelphia and Reading Railway

Time table in effect January 26, 1900
Trains leave Wilmington (French street
Station) for Elsmere Junction, Mont
chanin Wfnterthur. Guyencourt, Gram
ocue Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junction,
pocopson. West Chester. EmbresVille,
Nortonvillc, Coatcsville and Intermediate
stations, daily except Sunday. at 1856 a.
M daily 2l5 and 450 p. m. Sunday only,
SOC a. m.
For Waynesburg Junction. Elverson
and intermediate stations, daily except
Sunday. at 735 a. m; daily 2l5 and 4oO
D. m. Sunday only at 500 n. m.
termediatc stations. daily, except sunday,
Sunday. at 735 a. m; daily 2.i5 and 45O
at 1856 a. m. and daily z.l5 p. M sunday
only, sos a. m.
For further information, passengers arc
referred 70 the ticket agent at the sta
ton.
e. a. swETGARD, Gen. superintendent.
EDISON J. WEEKS. Cen Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
Trimmed the Trees
Special TO the Evening Journal

Special TO the Evening Journal
New Castle. juno 2S-Workmen OF
the trolley company yesterday after
noon trimmed the trees on Delaware
street east Of Market The company
has tracks on the street. but the trolley
wire was lost in the branches Of the
trees until the limbs were thinned out
The company intends to run cars to
the wharf 10 accommodate excursion
lists who viii go down the river this
summer
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
Dover NIasons Fleets onIcers

Special 90 the Evening Journal
Dover, June 2S-union Lodge, A. f.,
A. NJ, has elcted the following Of
ficers. William S. Pritchett. worshipful
master; Reynolds Clough, senior war
dem Henry d. Dorzbach. junior war
den; r. J. Ferguson. secretary and
John II. Jones. treasurer.
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
STEAMERS NOW STOP HERE
Clyde and Twilight VIII Make Bid
for Wilmington Excursionists
g....t.t -. A.. ts.....t.... r...-...t
speciai 40 the TvenIne

New Castle, June 2S.-For the first
time this season the steamer Thomas
Clyde stopped here yesterday. She took
aboard one dozen Wilmingtonians, who
enjoyed themselves &C Woodland Beach
during the day. The Clyde will stop
here every Wednesday morning during
the Summer.
The steamer Twilight has arranged
tO carry Wilmington excursionists
from this city every Thursday during
the Summer. The boat made her first
trip to-day, when 1000 Republicans
went down to Augustine Park to ratify
the nomination OF Mckinley and
Roosevelt as the heads of the national
Republican ticket.
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
rnR rIIn enrrrI

Southern Railway Express GAG p. m,
daily. sleepers to Port Tampa, Augusta,
Memphis, and New Orleans; 1886 p. m,
daily. sleepers to New Orleans, Memphis,
Nashville, via Asheville aDd Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-lxpress 1918 ID. M,
daily sleepers to Charleston. Jacksonville,
Port Tampa. and Macon; LOS a. m, daily,
sleepers TO Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway S.1i D. M.
daily. dining car, and sleepers TO Gin
cinnat
Seaboard Air Line.-Express. 435 a. m.
daily. sleepers 10 Jacksonville: 400 D. m.
daily. sleepers to Atlanta and Tampa.
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
This Horse Used the sidewalk
Special to the EvMing Journal.

ITTITTTI % IIII ~ FI--ITIE IUWTIITI1
New Castle, June 2S.-There was a
runaway on Fifth street yesterday af-
ternoon that disturbed the residents Of
that vicinity while the horse Of George
Williams was uncomfortable. The ami
NAL dashed down the sidewalk. but the
few people who were there sought shell
ter in open doorways. The animal
was quieted after it had demolished
the wagon to which it was attached.
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
Jailed for DIsorderlr Condnct

Special 60 the Evening Journal
New Castle, June 2S.-For acting dis
orderly In Middletown on Sunday Jerry
Jenkins is a prisoner at the county Jail.
having been committed for thirty days
in default Of fine of SO and costs
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
NIIss Knntn is Recorering

Special 10 the Evening Journal
New Castle, June 2S.-Information
from Denver, Col, concerning Miss
Bessie Kuntz is that she is very sick
Yesterday rumor was prevalent that
Miss Kuntz had died during the day.
but according to a letter received by
DR.. Kuntz, her father last evening,
Miss kuntz is alive. and every indica-
ticn points to her recovery.
Evening journal., 1900-06-28
DEIAwARn DIVISION.

For New Castle. S.1S a. m, 303. 4s9 and
Cos p. m, weekdays.
For Lewes and Rehoboth. S13 a. m. 4s9
p. m, weekdays.
For Dover. Harrington, and Delmar. 613.
11.O6 a. m, 4.39, 6.5S and 12.n D. IN. Sun
days, 1911 p. m.
For wyoming and way stations. s.03 p.
m, weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort. and Norfolk. 11.06 a. M. week
days and 12.u night daily.