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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-05
Rok .XI.

slowach - przedewszystkiem je-
go pracowitosc i dobroczynnosc.
Dnia nastepnego o godzinie 10
rozpoczelo sic nabozehstwo zaios
bne .wigiliami, kt6re odprawii
ks. kanonik Echaust, przy licz'
nym udziale duchowie6stwa
blizszych dalszych stron. Po
Mszy sw., celebrowanej przez co
dopiero wymienionego ks. kano-
nika, ks. Staniszewski, proboszca
.Sulmierzyc, wyglosii move
pogrzebowa, wysiawiajac zmar-
lego ma kazdem polu = poczem
ks. prebendarz Krug przemowii
W niemieckim jezyku, wykazuiac,
ze zmarly byl rzeczywiscie ,,lux
mundi ct sal terrae", czem ka-
plan wedle slow Zbawiciela bya
winien. Nastepnie Najprzewiel,
ks. biskup Audrzeiewicz, odpra-
wiwszy kondukt, poprowadaii
orszak pogrzebowy, - ma kt6re-
go czele postepowaiy szkoiy, po
Mich wszystkie bractwa i stowa-
rzyszenia choragwiami, oraz
niezliczone tiumy. Udziai "
pogrzebie wziely takae wladze
mieiskie przedstawioiele innych
wyzna6. Skiady przy ulicach,
przez kt6re poch6d pogrzebowy
sic posuwaf, byly pozamykane.
Ma cmenta -zu, po odprawionych
ceremoniach, ks. dziekan Dam
delski 2 Kobylina podziekowai W
serdecznych siowach wszystkim
uczestnikom pogrzebu.
Lwow. W tyoh dniach pred
poludniem czesc mlodzieSy poll
technicznej wyprawila gorszaca
awanture. Oto skoro professor
Thullie rozpoczsi wyklad, wpa'
dlo do sail wykladowej stukilku-
dziesieciu student6w j poczeio
krzyczec: ,,szpicel", ,,Jezuita",
,,precz nim", ,,won", poczem.
poczei ciskac ku katedrze profe-
sorskiej kaloszami i papierosami.
Domagali sic ci awanturnicy, by
professor Thullie opuscil sale, lecz
on, zdziwiony i spokojny, stat i
cierpliwie sluchai tego wylewu
miodocianej z6lci. Wreszcie ma
deszli profesorowie RICHTER |
Skibi1ski, kt6rzy doradzili prof.
Thulliemu, ably udal sic do swe-
60 gabinetu. Uczynii to prof.
Thullie drzwi 20 soba zamknai
ma klucz, a potem z tego gabi-
netu przeszedi do biura dziekana
in5ynieryi. Tymczasem avian.
turnicy poczeli dobijac sic do
drzwi gabinetu prof. Thullego !
wywalili je krzeslami. Me "a
stawszy W gabinecie profesora.
wyszli ma korytarz, a nastepnie
rozeszli sic, zerwawszy jeszcze q
drzwi metalowa piyte Q nazwi-
skiem prof. Thulliego. ~
- Izaak Fuerstein ze Skaiy
telegrafoznie d oni6sl po-
licyi lwowskiej, ze IL letnl syn
jego Wolf, okradiszy 60, uciekl
rozmaitymi dokumentami. Po'
licya lwowska przytrzymaia
VOLTA ma dworcu koleiowym.
Zamierzal on udac sig do Amery-.
XII i mial juz ze soba passport,
wyrobiouy mu przez ojca, obai
bowiem mieli wywedrowac ma
druga p6lkule, ale Wolfowi byio
czy "a diugo czekac, czy tez ME
usmiechaio mu sig towarsystwo
OLGA i ola tego wybrai sic sam.
POnoa0ny process przeciwko Hill.
snerowi, oskarionemu o zamor.
dowanie Hruzowny W Polnej, ma
sic niebawem rozpoczac W Ku-
tnejhorze. Trybunai kasacyjny
- a..oSns
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-05
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Przyjecie Dewey'a.

Poniewaz rozeszh sic wiest, re
admiral Dewey stara sic o nomina-
eye ma prezydenta Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, komitet zajmujacy sic u
rzadzeniem owacyj ma jego Geese
uznaf "a stosowne oznajmic, re roz-
chodzi mu sic o to, azeby uczcic
Dewey'a jake bohatera z pod Ca
vite. Obecnosc admIala W Chica-
go ME posfuzy pod zadnym warun-
klein "a srodek agitacyjny ola je-
dnej z partyj politycznych. 500
czfonk6w Ego pulku ochotnik6w
stanu Illinois wystapi W paradzie
ma Geese Dewey'a W tych samych
mundurach, kt6re nosili podczas
wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-05
z Rady mfejskiej.

Przez swoJe ceto, odczytane
wAoraj W Radzie miejskiej, zmniej-
szyf mayor miasta Carter Harrison
przewidziany defcyt W kasie o
SSOO,OOO. Uniewaznif wszystkie
uchwafy, tyczace sic podwyzszenia
pensyj urzednikom, okroif o l0pro-
cent sumo, przeznaczona ma czy-
szczenie ulic i reperacye, ME po-
zwolif przeznaczyc dla policyant6w
wyzszej pfacy, zmniejszyf sumo ma
budowe most6w z Sl,25O,000 ma
SS5O,OOO.
Harrison zauwazyi, re miasto ma
sze potrzebuje ulepszen, do tego
potrzeba przedewszystkiem picnic
dry, kt6rych obecnie ME ma. o.
lepszenia rozpoczac trzeba cd "a.
spokojenia potrzeb pojedyhczych
ward, ME cd podwyzszania pen
syj urzednikom i policyantom.
Ola zapobiezenia demonstracyom
ze strony policyant6w, przedsie-
wziaf szef policyi odpowiednie
srodki ostroznosci.
Veto mayora utrzyma}o sic i
proponowane przez niego zmniej-
szenie budzetu miasta zostaio przy.
jete.
Ordynans, azeby linia tramwa.
low North ave. zostaia przed}uzona
40 do 46 ave., zostaf przekazany
komitetowi ulic p6lnocno zacho-
dniej dzielnicy.
Fabryce o. S. Richardson & Co.
pozwolono ma wniosek Smulskiego
poiaczy6 swoje zaklady po obu
stronach Elston ave. "a pomoca tu-
nelu pod utica.
Dzis odbedzie sig kaukus repu.
blikanskich czfonk6w Rady miej-
skiej W hotelu Grand Pacific. Ist-
nieie projekt powoiania s. Jackso-
ma aIbo Mavora ma przewodnika re-
pubikaiskiej wiekszosci. Istnieje
projekt wspolnego dziafania W in
teresie miasta bez wzgledu ma to,
do kt6rej partyi politycznej naleza
radzcy miejscy.
Frank Chilewski.
Detektywi Maurer Helwig ze
stacyi policyinej W. Chicago ave.
puacili2 sig wczoraj " pogoh 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27
NEGROES SHOT down
The Work Of a Desperate Mob in
the City Of New Orleans.
ONE NEGRO KILLED.
Two Others Are Seriously Wounded
and Twelve Men Fatally Hurt.
II Was Revenge for the
killing Of Policemen.

New Orleans. July go ;negrO
dead. two fatally shot and u y 81 seri.
ously wounded is the known result Of a
mob's desperate work in this city last
night Three Of the wounded are white
me who were hit by stray bullets. Pub.
lie feeling has reached its highest ten.
sion and armed mohs are searching va.
rious parts Of the city in an effort TO ap.
prehend Robert Charles, the negro who
shot and killed Police Captain Day and
Patrolman ismn si an early hour Tues.
day morning.
A mob composed Of several thousand
persons formed nj Lee Circle and
marched out ST. Charles avenue in
body 1t was reported that the mob
would march upon the parish prison and
demand the negro Pierce, who was with
Charles when the police officers were
killed The police accordingly sent a
strong reinforcement 10 the prison, and
when the mob made It's appearance It's
leaders were told that an effort 10 secure
the prisoner would be resisted 70 tho
bitter end. Wise counsel prevailed. and
the members Of the throng slowly dis.
pcrsed. Small bands Of men and boys
were soon formed and scattered 10 sew.
eral parts Of the city Many negroes
who were ON the streets and riding in
I cars were fired upon with more or less
serious results.
The police board was in session when
reports " the marching Of the mobs
were received, and an adjournment was
/ promptly taken 50 that officers in attend.
ance might hurry 10 the scene and put
down tho disorders. Not since the
| lynching Of the Italians several years
ago has there been such general excite
ment.
The funerals Of Captain Day and Pa
trolman Lamb took place yesterday az.
ternoon aud served TO intensity the feel.
ing Of their friends
The body of the dead negro is in the
morgue and half a dozen badly battered
negro men and women are In the charity
hospital Among those wounded is "A
Pullman car porter who had Just arriv-
ed ON his run from Chicago. He was
pulled from street car and shot twice.
His recovery is doubtful
II is generally believed that the des-
perado Charles is in hiding in the home
Of some friendly negro. The creates,
vigilance is being exercised 10 appre.
bend him and he will unquestionably be
lynched II caught.
At midnight the mayor issued proc.
lamation commanding all good citizens
20 20 to their homes.
II was rumored at , O'Clock this morn.
ing that another negro bad been killed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27
RIOT RAMPANT.
Volunteers Asked for aud state Militia
Called out AZ New Urleans.

Volunteers Asked for aud state Militia
Called out at New Crlcan..
New Orleans. July 26.-All last
night and up to hall past O'Clock this
morning mohs ran riot through the city
on a hunt for negroes and those unfor.
Inmates who fsll into their grasp were
either killed or 50 badly wounded they
Were left for dead.
After the mobs got sta fted the negroes
became terrorized and took shelter in
their homes and outhouses Of white PEG.
pie who protected them so II was only
unsuspecting and inofenise negroes
who were victims Police were power.
less, as fast n they apparently dispersed
the crowds in one section 1t only re-.
formed aud moved 10 some other point
10 continue it, deyilish work.
The ostensible cause Of the riot was
the killing Of Police Captain Day and
Patrolman lamb by the negroes Pierce
and Charles. Pierce Is In the parish
prison, Charles is still at large,
A number Of white people were shot
by accident.
The mohs were composed almost en-
tirely Of boys under 2 years Of age and
had no leaders, but acted on common
impulse
The disturbances finally ceased about
8 O'Clock this morning when white
baker, whose name is unknown, was
shot in the leg while a crowd Of rioters
was chasing "A number Of negroes
The mayor, police. aud citizens are
arranging % take precautions against "a
repetition Of last nights scenes Of disor.
der.
The latest reports show an unknown
negro killed aud three fatally wounded
and 10 negroes and whites less seriously
injured
A delegation Of citizens called ON
the mayor and asked him to either call
out "A posse Of citizens or appeal 10 the
governor to order out the militn. His
honor Immediately prepared a procla.
nation calling Tor 500 volunteer citizens
20 assist the police IN preserving order
The mayor communicated with Gov
Heard and the governor will call out IN,
militia tu preserve order In the city
Reports of beating negroes are still COM
ing In. Business on the loveo aud nc tine
: big grocery and produce houses pncti
, cally suspended. negro laborers being
afraid 90 venture out.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27
BRONSON TEsTlFIEs.
Tell. What Hs Knaw. 81 the shooting
of Governor Gaebsl

% Governor Goebei.
Georgetown, Ky. July Cavalier
Bronston. Lexington attorney, who
assisted In the arrest u Cabel Powers
and John Davis Mt Lexington, was the
first witness called in the Powers trial
today. Powers and Davis were dis
guised AS soldiers aud both armed The
witness identified them to the police
officers. After his forcible arrest
Powers was taken to Jail where par
don was granted to him by Governor
Taylor and $500 in money were found
IN his pockets. Depaty Sheriff Frank
Rogers Of Lexington also testified as to
the arrest.
The pardon granted Powers by Gov.
Taylor and attested by the defendant
himself was then exhibited 20 the jury.
Walter Bronson ON being recalled told
Of a conversation with Powers after the
arrest in which Powers referring TO the
pardon said;
II know this looks little had. but w
were maEing our way 20 a place where
the pardon would have been recognized"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27
EPWoRTH LEAGUE.
Real work negun by the Convention
Now in session at Atlanta.

Real work negun by the Convention
Now Ia session at Alfalfa.
Atlanta. July 26.-The real work Of
the Southern Epworth League conyen.
tton began with the second session
this morning. Many delegates have ar.
rived There was missionary exhibit
at the O'Clock session. Rev. II. Walter
Featherstun. d. d., Of Mississippi being
the principal speaker.
Devotional exercises one hour later
was conducted 10y W. r. Dickensen. ID.
D., Of Alabama.
League Conferences" was the gen.
eral topic at the $50 meeting Rev. W.
l.. Nelns of Texas, presented the subject
mud IL was followed by half an hours
debate
The executive committee appointed
by the general league board has been
named as a committee Of reference for
all motions and resolutions offered in
conference. This committee will make
reports 10 the conference and also 10 the
general league board al the next annual
session
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27
HeInfnr,lnr GsnrrI nrn,e.

Oaxnca, Mex, July GA large force
Of government troops have been sent mp
the Hondo river on a feet Of small gun.
boats, and will make an effort 10 march
through the Maya Indian country,in the
state Of Yucaten. and join the main
forces Of General Bravo, near Chan san.
Ia Cruz. which is the principal strong
hold Of the rebels
The Indians are working constantly
ON their defenses and their barriers AR,
almost impregnable Skirmishes be-
tween the rebels and the government
troops occur daily. and the casualties on
each side since the hostilities opened
number several hundred.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27

London. July 2G-General Roberts
reports % the war office, under date u
Balmopl, July %. as follows: Eve
marched Tuesday without seeing the
enemy. The Beers on July "a engaged
French and Hutton six miles south Of
Balmorul While Andersou's mounted
infantry attacked the Beers right,
French made a turning movement round
to their left Seeing their retreat
threatened the Beers broke and fed.
French and Hutton followed. and are
preparing 10 cross the ELEPHANTS river at
Naauwpoort. Our casualties was one
wounded
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27

Pckin. H.. July 9G-Nick Hern. one
Of the leading carpenter contractors in
Pekin. was killed by a Chicago, Peoria
and ST. Louis passenger train. Mr..
Hern stepped upon the main truck a.
the train passed the boet sugar factory
aud ne was knocked fully 20 feet, death
being instantaneous. He was 90 years
OF age.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27

Peoria. H., July 26.--John Buell., u
contractor and builder Of Peoria disap.
pearcd % years ago, aud the members
OF his family gave him mp as dead.
Word has been received through the
local bank that he was the owner Of q
hotel az Mexico City and was worth
a.. 500, 900, and would be- glad 10 receive
visit from MS family
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27

san Antonio, July 20 Ernest Stoves,
one Of the crack r H. shots Of this city,
won a silver mug.And two medals at the
international rifle shoot nc Dresden,
Germany, July lO.lS His score ranged
from 1855 90 l0l out Of possible 200 at
olIhanh shnnting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27
THE LAST WEEK
REDUCTION SALE
AT THE BIG RACKET STORE

Each and every department has and interesting additions
this week You afford TO miss the matcs bargains ""
offering Our prices the lowest that can be put ON
like grade OF goods visit store viii soon CONVINCE you
what will do for YOU
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27

Perry, o. T., July e6.-The first rs.
sistant postmaster general has notified
Postmaster Crawford that the Perry of
flee after Nov would be- under civil
service rules, and that free delivery
would BE- established here. This makes
It iirstclass office.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27

Bolloville, Ills, July &c. The boiler
IN NJ C. Gaunons butchery exploded
here damaging the building considera-
bly, and severely scalding John Ericke,
An omployc, about the body and arms.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27

Terrell, Tex, July 26.-Tom Cunning.
ham, aged u years, was found dead near
Gos,ett under mule he had been rid.
ing. Tho superstition Is that the animal
fell on him, killing him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27

Fort Worth, Tex, July pa muir.
dorous assault was made upon an old
German truck grower named John Wer.
nett, residing nine mules east Of hero
by negroes. The injured man is in "A
prccarious condition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-27

Eagle lake, Tex, July ga Moxi.
can named Castro killed negro woman,
his pnmmour by cutting her throat,
aud shot himself, dying instantly.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
$3.50.
Mems OverCOats

Although the cold weather has
been backward, we have sold more
Overcoats than ever. The fact is
they are better than ever, and
when displayed proved to tempt
ing for'the many lockers. OF these
there are some in Oxfords, Friezes
and Kerseys at $3.50.
The Raglan" Overcoat crowned
the King" of this season, adds
laurels to its merit every day, by
selling as quickly as we can make
them up. The prices of these are
$40, SIa, $3.50, SIS and $500.
We can fit the stout, slim or
any shape man.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
N. sNELLENBURG & co,
Our New
Toy Department.

We have made several mentions
regarding the opening of the new
department., but as yet we are not
quite prepared for its opening Al
though il is not fixed up in its
proper holiday attire, still there are
many people visiting it every day.
and good many are making their
selections, and having them set
aside. That is a good idea, as
they get good choice while the
stock is at its best and they also
avoid the annoyance and discom-
forts that inevitably attend holi-
day shopping.
We will not attempt to mention
the various articles that this de-
partIpent contains, for to do so,
would necessitate this entire page,
so many are there.
The children's every wish in
toys are embodied in this de-
partment.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
DIED

FEDIGAN.--In this city, on the 9th
instant. John p, son of Thomas
ani Winifred Fedigan.
Relatives and friends and members
of Wilmington Lodge, No. 1, A. o. U.
W., and Friendship Fire Company, are
respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral, Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock
from the residence Of his parents, No
S0S Orange street. Solemn requiem
mass at st. Peters Pro-Cathedral. In
terment at Cathedral Cemetery.
GohT.-Ip this city, on December 5
1900. Ralph e. NJ, youngest son of
Samuel ]. and Ida II. Colt, in his
4th year.
Funeral private, from his parents
residence. No. 2414 West Second street,
on Friday morning, December z, at 9
o'clock. Interment at Lombardy
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Fire Company Elects omcers

Members OF the Friendship Fire Com
pany held their annual meeting last even
ing and elected the following officers:
President, Thomas T. Starr; Vice Presi-
dent, A. p. Lohner: Recording Secretary,
ID. w. Maloney; Assistant Secretary, w.
+. Morgan: Financial Secretary, E. b.
Abbott; Treasurer. w. Z. Mcconnell;
Trustees, Thomas II. Starr, j. l.. Glack-
in, II. w. Harrison; Foreman, Robert
McGongal: Assistant Foremen, A.
Bradford, W. =. Morgan; Investigating
Committee. II. E. Jerome, IL. NJ. Wiley,
L. Casey; Engineer, w. J. McGonigal.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
MN Pronertx Not Sold

Frank stidham, acting for william
T. Lyman. attorney, attempted to sell
the old Greenbank mill property, in
Greenbank, yesterday afternoon, but
withdrew the property when a bid
higher than SS4OO could not be OBJ
tained.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Wn Attend the FunernI

Chief of the Fire Department John p.
Second Assistant John Palfrey, Former
Chief George w. Sasse, Former First
Assistant William Joyce, and num-
ber of former officials of the Fire De-
partment, will attend the funeral OF
John p. Purcell ex-second assistant oi
the department, In st. Paul's r. c.
Church tomorrow morning at
o'clock
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Men Water Proof Shoes. Black and Tan
at $3.50.

When we say waterproof say exactly wtatwe mean,
and that that they strictly waterproof The same
maker that sells these Shoes sells the Shoe E-
elusive Stores who get from $500 $3.50 for theW have
made personal test of these by placing them in bowl of
and they have proved exactly stated above the price
$3.50 This is merely item of immense Shoe Depart
which has gained great favor amongst patrons and
caused our store to become popular than ever.
If you a crank style of shoes hard fit try
pair of ours will soothe your nature and make you smile
for only
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Pretty Slippers for House
or Evening Wear.

Mems best $3.50 Alligator 60 nm
Slippers .......... .... VGtOO
Mems best white Kid-l,ned, Black
or Brown finest kd,Romeo Ql bf1I
and Opera Slippers .... WhJU
Mems hand-sewed turn, Tan and
Black Kid Everett and Opera
Cut s1.25 Slippers. Special this OEn
week ......... ... ...... OOu
s1OO grade Imitation Alli-
gator Mems Slippers. This Con
Mems and Boys Velvet, Felt and
Imitation Alligator neat and
serviceable Slippers. Special HQn
this week .............. ...... -TUu
As pairs Child's 50 Red Russia Calf
Slippers, broken sizes, ranging ON
from to IL. This week ... OH
Ladies Sateen quilted, fur-bound
Juliets, in a variety Of pretty 0En
colors. This week ...... JJG
Ladies', Misses and Child's Red
Felt and Velour Velvet Bed 0Eo
room Slippers. This week.. 0J6
Ladies' Patent Ideal Kid, stylish
Oxford Ties and three On nm
strap Sandals, This week 1k,UU
Ladies' pretty three-strap Sandals.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Do,you know that we sell the
best Boys Shoes in town ? You
don t'know it. We haven't seen
you here after them. Your bound
to hud It out. Your neighbor will
tell you about it if you don't read
this. Bring the boys in and we'll
save you money, time and trouble
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Charles H. sasse WIN Arrive To-day

Charles II. sasse arrived in New
York this morning from Cherburg,
France, where he has been for some
time as the private secretary or r..
Blumenthal. He was met by his father,
Magistrate Lewis Sasse. and David A.
Hughes and all three will arrive in Will
mington late this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Students shown over Steel Plant

oIUuenIH I5nOWn UYer SteeI Plant
About twenty members Of the Senidr
and junior classes Of Delaware College
came to this city this morning, accom-
panied by DR.. T. r. Wolf and Professor
w A. Pratt. They visited and were
shown over the plant Of the Diamond
State Steel Company, that they may
obtain some knowledge of the manu-
facture OF steel.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
GIVEN A JAIL SENTENCE
james Hunter. Charged With Assault
and Battery, sent TO New Castle

James Hunter. colored, faced Judge
Cochran in City Court this morning on
a charge OF committing an assault and
battery upon Charles Norris, also col
ored.
Norris alleged that Hunter and an
other man attacked him at Front and
King streets last night and slashed
him with a knife. Judge Cochran i'm
posed a fine Of $50 and costs and or
dered Hunter to be imprisoned in New
Castle jail for term of sixty days.
The case of Thomas Patterson,
charged with larceny. was continued
until tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Mothers, don't be cross or wor-
ried about getting the Boys Shoes
We know it has always been a
difficult task for you. Ever buy
them of US , Try US once, you will
never 20 elsewere.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Gorernor.eIect Hunn Here

Governor-elect John Hum was in
this city to-day. on his way to Phila-
delphia to attend the convention Of the
Sons OF Delaware.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
TracIk Ia Relnc Removed

Workmen of the P., w. & B. Rail-
road Company are engaged to-day in
removing the nOrth-bound main track
four inches from the adjoining track,
at the French street station.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
FIRE y FIRE = FIRE
LEES CO.
Large Department Stores, 22O-222 Market Street.

On Friday night last had FIRE on our second floor
and although goods very slightly damaged we had con-
siderable loss We had about $4,000 worth of merchandise
this foor consisting of Ladies' Taor-made Suits Coats
Capes, Lace Curtains, Muslin Underwear Corses Silk
Waists Flannel Waists, Upholstery Goods Ladies' Under
skirts in silk, flannel and satin, Eiderdown Sacques Wrap
pers etc All these goods will be sold quick for cash at
extremely low prices Sale to commence to-day Thursday
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Has Desk 100 Years old

David Curlett has a desk which he
believes to be $50 years old. He OBJ
tained it from the Brandywine hun
dred Webster family.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Stopped Ru naway Horse

Warren Yerger plucl1ily stopped a
runaway team driven by a Mrs. Jen-
hns. of Chester, in Washington street
near Fifth, yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Mems Sl5O Night Shirts for SI.oo

These are very fine, the feature
being that the silk embroidered
pattern run through the entire
shirt. This a perfect night shirt
for the particular man.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
MARRIED

BOYD-OUTTEN.-On December 6,
1900, at Asbury M. e. parsonage, by
the Rev. Dr. Grove. Spencer H.
Boyd and Mary ]. Outten, both Of
Wilmington.