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Evening journal., 1900-10-16
GAVE PRETTY TIA
FOR HRR GLASS
Enjoyable Social Function in
Marcus Hook Other
Notes Of Interest

Marcus Hook, Oct. 15.-The Rev. c..
w. w. Bishop preached two very in
teresting sermons at the Baptist
Church yesterday to large congrega-
tions. This week will be q very busy
one at the church. Tomorrow even
ing, the Union League will hold a roll
CALL and all the members are re-
quested to be present On Wednes-
day evening the usual prayer meeting
will be held, and on Thursday even
ing a meeting will be held at the
church to make arrangements for the
extra services which will soon COM
menoe. Choir rehearsal will be held on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Adam Spann is confined to her
home with sickness and on Saturday
her condition was critical.
The Epworth League service at the
Methodist Church last evening was in
charge Of Miss Lizzie Larhn, and was
followed by an eloquent sermon b5
the pastor, the Rev DR.. Bradley.
Mrs. r. NJ. Doherty, wife of st. Mar
tins rector. has been on the sick list
fer several days past
Miss Kate n. Rowand and nephew
Townsend B., spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives in Trenton, n. j.
Mrs. John Clair, of Philadelphia, hal
been spending a few days with rela
tives in the First ward
Mrs. George W. Vernon. Jr., enter
tanned the members Of her class In tn,
Methodist Sunday school at tea OF
Saturday evening, and the occasio,
was enjoyed very much. Those pres
ent were; Edgar Wallen, Peter Mul
len, Morris Wallen, William n. Gon
John Downes, Leonard Cosgrove Rob
ert Hardy. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Yer
non. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Vernon
The bazar under the auspices of tn
ladies Of the Methodist Church will
held in the borough hall on the even
ings Of the 25th., 26th and 9th of thi
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
MADE AT BOSCO REALO

Rome. oct 1e.-An important arch
geological discovery has Just been
made at Bosco Realo, where were
found the famous treasure vases which
Baron RQthschild presented to the
Louvro, in Paris. Il consists n a
large edihee, belonging to a period
prior to Pompeii, whose walls are dec
GRATED with frescoes Of great beauty
and In a state OF perfect preservation.
Emperor William has offered the own
er of the property where the discovery
was made a large sum for the paint
ings, at the same time requesting King
Victor Emmanuel 20 facilitate the pur-
chase. Italian archaeologists are agi-
tating to prevent the treasures from
leaving the country
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
CHECK WAS WORTHLESS
Local Bank Assists New Jersey Au-
thorities to Punish Maker

W. S. Winslow is on trial before a
magistrate in Mt Holly, n. j.. to-day on
a charge OF issuing worthless check.
Winslow. it appears. gave check for
SIS to man il Mt. Holly as collateral
for a loan OF money. The check was
drawn on the First National Bank OF this
city. and when Il was returned here for
payment it was protested. Suit against
Winsl0w followed.
Lewis c. Fritz. bookkeeper in the local
bank. went to Mt. Holly this morning to
assist the state in proving its charge OF
fraud aginst Winslow, who is unknown
to anybody in this city.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

Every seat in the Opera House was
filed last evening by an audience eager
to witness the opening play Of the Spoon
ers' Company. The play was "A Soldier
OF the Empire" 1t was we'll produced.
its scenic effects being excellent. Miss
Cecil Spooner as Vivette Girard brought
out all that tho author intended. Edna
May Spooner as Louise DeVen gave a
good Interpretation. Her work in the
first act was clever. Augustus Phillips in
the title role was ine. The show was in
terspersed with catchy specialties and
some excellent views from the optigraph
were a feature OF the show.
Commencing to-day there will be daily
mstinees. The bin for this afternoon viii
be Clay NJ. Green's musical comedy.
"Margery Daw," and tonight the late
Barney McAuley's great success "Unele
Daniel, or the Messenger from Jarvis
Section
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
FarreIrs nodr shinned Home

Word has been received here that the
body Of George p. Farrell, Of this city,
who met death while serving as a marine
IN tho United States Army IN the assault
on PelSin had been shipped 20 Whining
tom, II is not known just when the body
Of Mr.. Farrell viii arrive. but it will bo
Inferred with military honors.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Hearing was Postnoned

RaymoQde, the hearing of the case of
fraudulently using the mails preferred
against Mrs Raymonde and her hus-
band. Dr. G. c. Raymonde. which was
to have taken place before United
States Commissioner Smith yesterday
afternoon. was postponed until to-day
at 2.20 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

month. A supper will be served ON
the last evening.
The Rev. r. NJ. Doherty's sermons
yesterday were very interesting. His
morning subject was THE Churfh of
the Living God" and In the evkning
he took as HE theme, Coming to
Christ"
George Hewes. OF Chester, has the
contract to erect the dwelling for Mrs.
Jesse Simpers.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

At the Wonderland Theatre yesterday
the appearance OF the comedy duo. J.
Knox GAVIN and Jennie Platt, in George
Taggart's sketch, "The Census Taker, F"
drew large audiences at both perform
ances. Gavin and Platt appeared at the
theatre last season and their clever act
ing made them many friends. Their re-
eeption yesterday was a well deserved
compliment 10 their merit. William
Foote, monologist, made a good impress
sion. and Genaro and Theol, gymnasts;
Colville and Mcbride. comedy singing
and dancingi the hobo juggler Lyons,
Bicknell and Thropp and the Klondyke
Trio all contributed to make up an ex-
cellent bill, which was much enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Failed TO Locate Boat

Deputy United States Marshal James
H. Clark yesterday went to libel q
schooner -on the Christiana river on
claim for wages. He searched the
river for some time, but failed to find
the vessel.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

It was an unusually large and enthusi-
astic audience that welcomed Matt
Flynn's Big Sensation BurlesQue Com
nany at the Academy OF Music last night.
The performance was one of the bright
est, merriest and breeziest that has been
seen here this season and the company is
decidedly the best that Flynn has ever
had The bill opens with the musical
burletta The kissing Trust" which
serves to introduce a scene Of pretty and
shapely young women in gorgeous cos
tunes. This is followed by strong oli0
which inclndes the big colored act "The
Watermelon Trust" The performance
concludes with the burlesQue Queen of
the Opium Ring" which also serves TO
introduce the big chorus in rich ana ele-
CANT oriental costumes. The same bill
again this and Tomorrow afternoons and
evenings.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Mrs. Valentine Tells Of Happy Results Accomplished by
Lydia b PInk-am.s NeaetahIe cnn-nnund.

"DEAR Mrs PINKHAM i--It 10 with pleasure that
ladd my testimony to your list hoping il may induce
others to avail themselves Of the bet Of your val
liable remedy. Before taking Lydia 10. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, felt very bad.
was terribly nervous and tired had sick headaches
no appetite, gnawing pain in stomach pain in my
back and right side. and weak i could scarcely
stand was not able to do anything Had sharp
pains all through my body. Before had taken half
bottle OF your medicine, found myself improv-
ing 1 continued its use until had taken four
bottles and felt 50 well that 1 did not need TO
take any more. am like q new person, and your
medicine shall always have my praise Minis w.
T. VALENTINE, 506 FeTgy Avenue. Camden, N ].
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
AMONG THE PLAYERS.

The story OF Lewis Morrison's
Faust need not be told. Millions
are familiar with its charm, its mag
nitudo and its triumphs and with
every additional visit new beauties
are discovered in this masterpiece. It's
many local friends are therefore hail
ina with delight the announcemen nj
that Morrisons Faust viii be again
presented in this city ON Saturday af-
ternoon and night, October 2T, at the
GraRd Opera House, by a most capable
company and with aA entirely New
scenic, mechanical ad electrical out
Mt
Klaw & Erlangers stupendous pro
duction OF General Lew Wallaces ben
Hun" has at once repeated the enor-
nous sensation In Philadelphia at
the Chestnut Street Opera House that
it made in New York at the Broadway
Theatre. In an features this great pro-
duction In its powerfully impressive
story, one OF the most dramatic stories
music and in the massive and magnifi-
cent scenic equipment with 50 many
marvellous effects, including the char
iOl race VI Dtu tluIt IS lut kIttlthl
production that has ever been placed
On any stage in the world and the
Chestnut Street Opera House IL crowd
ed at every performance IL is an
event OF lifetime to witness this CO.
lossal and costly production. The au-
diences are transported back 1000
years into realms OF beauty and glory.
Wonderful scenes OF Palestine in the
days OF the child Christ, stern and Sc
we're in their severity. fade away into
more brilliant pictures OF the grandeur
OF Rome Spectacles OF martial glory
are succeeded by pictures fall u poetry
and infinite daintlness. 10 Is brill
liant test OF the scene painters art,
brilliantly achieved.
III Warde, a popular Wilmingtonian Ga
Workman and Moguillan). appears at the
Academy OF Music on Thursday night
with his farce comedy success. "A Wife
Wanted" The play Is said to be very
funny, and the company IS an unusually
good one, including among others the
Wilmington favorites. sully and Moore.
and Little BIN. There is a big demand
FOR seats, the house having been practi-
caliy bought out for Friday night by the
Mosullians. who are 10 entertain Warde
and his company after the performance
Seats for this attraction are now ON sale
az the box office.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Teachers Clnss WIN Meet

In West Presbyterian Church this
evening the Teachers Training Glass
will hold its regular meeting.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

am nervous and wretched" "I feel as if I should
fly How familiar these expressions are Little things
annoy you and make you irritable You can't Sleep you are
unht for ordinary duties, and subject to dizziness
That bearngdown sensation helps to make you feel
GU have backache and pains low down tho side pain
IN top OF head, later ON at the base of the brain
trouble.
If you had written to Mrs Pinkhan when you first ex
perenced impaired vitality you would have been SHARED
these hours of awful suffering
Happiness will begOne out of your life forever my sister
unless you act promptly. Procure Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound at 1t is absolutely sure to
nelp you Ihen write to Mrs. Pnlham at Lynn Mass if
phere Is anything about your you do not understand
on need not be afraid to tell har the things you could
not explain to the docoyour letter only by women
ana IS absolutely confidential Mrs Pinkhams vast expert
ence with such troubles enables her teH you lust what is
pest 1or you and she will charge you nothing her advice
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New fefk produces Wagksi.

New York. Nor. ).
FLOC R-Receipts Ezs2 bbls: exports,
2e.oJl bbls. sales. sos pkgs. Market was
nr-nly held but rather quiet without noe
worthy change
RYE FLOCR-Mo-e active: sales. -
bbls.; fair TO good, 8 0rEl3. %: choice to
fancy. = 25G2eo.
Receipts. I67.&5 bushels. ex-
ports, SSs bushels, sales. 2915 90 bush
els futures. 1e0 900 bushels spo.; SPOT
Arm; No. : red. 80 fob. atioSt: No. :
red, ISL elevator. No. ] Northern Duluth
~ fob a-4oat; No. ! hard Duluth. 81.
ia. p afioat.
CORN-Receipts. ss8.s 800 bushels: ex.
ports. g9s, so bushels; sales. 1900 bush
els futures. I6ap9 bushels spot: spot
strong No. ?. IS elevator and 4s-s fob.
atioat
OATS Receipts. 246 40 bushels: exports.
3 Or. bushels; spot strong: No. 2 Zs-s; Ne
3. p. No white E7'z: No. white IN
track mixed Western. Z5q3Ss. track while
Western. Z7lIes3; track white state gfsfIs.
BEEF-SleadY. cut meats. steady.
lARD-Firm. Western steamed. S.a;
October closed S7.55, nominal; refined
firm s7o5.
PORK-Steady. sl55oGl6.Oo; short clear.
81 15i1l-.01. mess l2Sfil35o.
BCTTER-Ffrrn; creamery 1873; FAC
tory. lSGl51-; June creamery, 1sT1: sta;s
dairy I5d21
EGGsFirm; stat. and Pennsylvania.
la24
POTATOES-Q
STGAR-Raw. quiet. fair refining s.:
centrifugal y test. "a: refined. dull.
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 5.-CoaceCt-
lieut.. tonight. awaits the political battle
Of tomorrow with an interest that may
be said TO be feverish when compared
with the complacency Of the state dur
ing the campaign now closed. Obsery-
ers who are not intensely partisan, pre-
dict safe Mckinley margin and a
probable Republican victory on the
state ticket. On the latter point. how
ever they are careful not TO express in
figures their opinions.
sTha tHc state committees. today. IS
sued neT statements. Each was fun Of
confident claims more emphatic than
the contentious contained in the state
nents 81 last week. The Republicans
insis. with increased figures thai Z
wholesale victory for that party Is n
the air The Democrats are more COM
bative than heretofore and in addition
10 the claims Of a state ticket walksveT
are inclined u take Connecticut from
its position in the doubtful column ~
their tables a1d edge il over To the
Bryan column.
The feature 81 The day has been the
circulation Of literature g the Roor-
back type. Circulars iii many forms
have been sent 10 almost every class
Of voters. Charges have been voieyed
from the organization headquarters
only 70 BE- met with disavowa-s and
counter charges. Altogether lhe day
mas been a lively one. Indications
point to the casting of an immense vot@
With complications that viii result in
a delayed count
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NEVER TOO LATE
To TNa Good Thing.

am fifty-two years old and for
forty years Of That time have been .
chronic catarrh sufferer. says Mr.
James Gieshing Of Allegheny City;
with every change of weather my head
and throat would be stuffed UP with
catarrhal nlucus.
! could not breathe naturally through
the nostrils for months together and
much Of TIE time ! suffered from ca
taTrh Of the stomach. Finally my
hearing began - fail and l realized
something must BE- done.
tried inhalerS and sprays and
salYes which gave me temporary re
lief and my physician advised me to
spray or douche with Peroxide Of
Hydrogen But the catarrh would
speedily return in few days and
became thoroughly discouraged
I had always been prejudiced against
patent medicines. but as every
thing else had failed l felt justified in
a, least making q trial.
Our good old family physician. Dr.
Rar1$dell, laughed al me q little. hut
said If was determined 10 Try pa
tent medicine he would advise M "a
begin with Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
because he knew what they contained
and he had heard OF several remarkable
cures resulting from the.r use. and
furthermore that they We're perfectly
safe containing no cocaine or oriatss.
The next day I bought fifty cent
box at drug store. carried il in my
pocket and four or five times a day I
would take a tablet; in less than
week ! felt a marked Improvement
which continued until al this time l
am entirely free from any trace Of ca
tarrh.
Ny head is clear. my throat free
from irritation, my hearing is as good
as il ever was and feel that l cannot
say enough in praise Of Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets.
These tablets contain extract Of
Eucalyptus bark, Guaicol, blood root
and other valuable anti-septics COM
bined in pleasant tablet form, and IL
is safe to say that Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets are far superior in conven-
fence. safety and effectiveness to the
antiquated treatment by inhalers.
sprays and douches-
They are sold by druggists every
where in the United States and Cana
ia.
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TIE FORECASTS.
CONTINUED from page -

AT Republican national headquarters.
Joseph II. Manley. Senator Scott Of
West Virginia. and Fredk. S. Gibbs OF
New York, gave out the following
statements respectively:
Mr.. Manley-"The national commit
teeTnen in this city. after the receipt
Of kilograms, today. from Chairman
Hanna and various state committee
men, have nothing 10 add TO the state
me-it made public, this morning except
to emphasize IL. / do not share With
some the opinion thar Indiana is entire
ly safe fo- us We have no doubt Of
Illinois. We shall certainly carry New
York state by not less than 15,oeo ma
jor1ty, and l look for something over
10. 90 majority"
Senator Scott Of West Virginia, re-
peated his former sangusne statements.
National Committeeman Gibbs said.
The election Will be fair. I anticipate
no trouble. The worst has been done,
and il is my opinion that Mckinley
viii have not less than 259 Votes IN
the electoral college. That l consider
q conservative statement.
Richard Croker claims that Bryan
Will carTy New York by between So
90 and s0.oeo Democrats are inclined
to concede the state outside Greater
New York TO Mckinley by 81 000. This IS
1oo. coo less than The Republicans allow
Mckinley in the same territory.
GOV. Roosevelt VIII remain al his
home al Oyster Bay. l. J.. until after
election. He wound up his campaign
Tor the Vice Presidency, tonight with
a brief speech and then visited his old
friends and neigh boTs.
The close cf the campaign finds the
betting tina: has obtained during tbs
last fortnight practically unchanged.
Only COM a1at.yely small bets are be-
ing made. me ruling odds ranging
anywhere from 10 and 70 il IA
for q Mckinley ana agains; Bryan
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MEN HAMPSHIRE.

Concord \. FL Nov. 5--Bo.h POLITICAL
parties closed The campaign in New
Hampshire. tonight. with numerous raI-
les. bu: there WAS really Ve-y little ex-
element NANTES. ed The Democratic
managers concele about what the Re
publican leaders claim, ana i he weather
i ane. tomorrow. n0 one Will deny Pres
iden. Mckinney = 2uG9 plurality. ana
Jordan. he Republican candidate tor
governor. l5,o54. Gov. Rollins. Who has
jus, reached home atcer A. extended trip
u the Pac.dc coas-, is sure q: Republi-
can success II The nation and says tina.
all he coast states az Tor Mcklliey-
H y coafden: ina: Senator Woicott :
grand tisa; II Colorado VII. give taa,
state q Republican Legislature and says
tina, II election day waS :wo weeks fur
the- of, Mckinley would sef me cleo
t1ral vote 7f that safe.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston. NOV. Although 2 majority
q the voters n Massachusetts, VIII
proba bly, cast their ballots. tomorrow,
II SAVIOR 81 the leading Republican
candidates. bath STATE and national.
assuring Mckinley and Roosevelt i
xotes in the electoral college, JUST
what the size q this majority viii rs
and just how many Republican con-
gressn3en viii be elected j : matter
upon which the leaders q the two
parties naturally fail 10 agree. The
Republicans are confident that Nc
kinIey will have al Least 100, t15 votes
more than Bryan, while the Democrats
believe that 51oo9 VIII be nearer the
mark.
As usual. the Republican state candi-
dates will be elected. with the eXcep-
ton. perhaps, o. auditor. as there IS
q strong sentiment, especially among
the Grand Army veterans, against
Henry Z. Turner Of Maiden. Who de
feated the present incumbent. John ".
Kimhall Of FlIchburg II the conVen-
tien Il will not BE- surprising. there
fore, Il W-n. D Merrill. the Prohibit
ton candidate. is elected.
AS for. the congressman. nine Repuh-
hcans and one Democrat are practical
~ sure Of election, while IN no other
districts. Indications also favor the Re
publicaas In the remaining one. the
10Th, 4 spirited contest has been going
on
Very little change IS expected II the
Legislature, which has always been
strongly Republican Fine weather i
indicated in this section, tomorrow.
ahieh means that q heavy vote vii! be
cast
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BaYsk'S LAST RUFHUR.
Evidence all 10. Arguments Made and Case
Given TO The IuV.

Omaha. Neb., Nov. mir. Bryan.
tonight. gave cut The following state
ment: The evidence is in. the argu-
rnents have been made and the case is
now submitted u the jury II the jury
viii accept the Declaration Of indie
pendence and the constitution Of the
United States a. instructions OF the
court. there will he no doubt as 10 the
verdict. l hope that the people will
vote early and then see tina: the vote
Is counted as cast l have been in
formed that there j. q plan 10 buy any
purchase able voter with sum contin-
gent upon gains in The precinct. hut |
do not believe that The plan Will work.
because Democrat who would become
a Republican worker AZ the last mo-
meni would De suspected by his neigh
bcrs and ] believe that the people are
80 much in earnest that bribery upon
any extended scale will BE- impossible
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The SEARCH STOPS.
The Right Thing Has Bssn Found-An Angus.
eusta Citizen Shows The Way.

Once more we are indebted 70 an Az
gusta citizen for = public statement that
throws more light Oh z subject d
ever-increasinE interest People have
been deceived by false nlizrepresenta-
tons from time inmemorial- No won
der they are skeptical Of al. claims en-
dorsed by strangers residing in far
distant part. OF the Tnion. It is no
longer necessary to accept such en-
dorsements. for local citizens are Civ
ing their testimony and It's an easy
matter for any reader TO investigate
The correctness Of such evidence.as the
following:
Says Some u years ago Mr.. Moody
began 10 suffer from his kidneys and
the complaint finally grew very serious.
He doctored and took many remedies
but none which he tried proved OF as
great benefit TO him as Deans Kidney
Pills. sold at c. X. Partridge's Old Re-
liable drug store. opposite the post
office. II is unnecessary 10 state that
he prizes this remedy beyond EXPIRES
SION
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster ilburn Co. Buffalo, y
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL TUESDAY. NOvEMBER6 1900
kenruckr.

Louisville. Ky. Nov 5.-A campaign
that really began before any nomina
tons nede made closed. tonight. in
Kentucky with both sides claiming the
state. in published reports. by 5000.
though d3sinterested estimates do not
put the majority either way above eoct
or seVo- The state central committee Of
the Independent Democrats. who, in
the last election. cast 1910 votes for
John Young Brown Tor governor. has
endorsed ferkes. Republican. for gov
ernor and Bryan. II is generally be-
lieved that Bryan will, run ahead OF
Beckharn. Democratic candidate for
governor. and that Yerles will run
ahead Of Mckinley. whether Democrats
or Republicans carry the state. The
Republicans hope by fusion with
Brown Democrats TO carry several Con-
gressional districts now represented by
Democrats.
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Intense Interest in Washington.

Washington. Nov 5.-Intense interest
in the result 81 ton1orrow's elections i
manifest in Washington. The Presi-
dent ana The greater portion Of his cab
met are cut Of the city Secretary Hay
being resident Of Washington. has
not vote, and he. with Secretary Gage.
ana limited number Of invited guests,
viii assemble al the White House to
receive the returns They also viii be
in long distance telephone coznrunica-
tion with rhe President and with the
Republican headquarters IN Chicago
and in New York. There has been an
exceptionally large exodus 81 govern
nlent employees to vote No restrictions
have been placed on employees because
of party Affiliations.