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STOVE REPAIRS.

J. 7. Loyett, all kinds Stove repairs; stoves
bought ana sold. 81 F. Bird So, Tel. 7l3-N
STOVE REPAIRlNG-WM FENDER &
son. Os state, Mfg. aud Imp OF all Kinds
stove and range repairs repairing la all It's
branches. Nal orders solicited. Tel 5l3 rings
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

ONE BAY MARE ABOUT 7YEARS OLD
white feet staf In forehead, Cloft shoulder
n the above described amin 'al Is not clalm-
ed ana taken away on or before July the9lst
1900. She will be sold az the city Estrhy
Pound, at2 p. m. John o. MattoX, Pound
keeper
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Any person knowing S. r. Smiths
present address win oDllge the
News" by sending us the same Mr..
Smith when last heard from, was at
Fort Worth Texas.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MAN or GOOD CHARACTER TO DE-
liver and collect Ion old established manu-
featuring house 500 q year and expenses
guaranteed Enclose reference and self
addressed stamped envelope. Address
Manufacturer 3rd hooL as Dearborn 81,
chicago
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MohSy TO loan on first class security.
Interest low. No commissions charged
lions Savings Bank and Trust COM
uuny
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KAFEKA.

The Original Matted Grain Coffee,
strictly non-stimulant Drink only true
American hot table beverage. To be-
made and served just like coffee. Ask
your grocer for 49,
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Franklin Subdivision has not been
advertised until today Without ad-
vertlsement II lots have been sold. 2j
more choice lots for Sale. Prices reas-
enable and terms easy
EDWARD r. ASHTON.
Office No. t6i west First South St.
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ENsIGN a TLDFR 90 N. Ind s1uth

srOUTT ROBERTSON & co, GENERAL
Insurance Agents salt Lake City. Utah. An
kinds Of insurance written. Loans negotiat-
cd On Life Insurance Policies, Chattels, Mines
y MINING stocks Agents ana Correspondents
y, Box llIQ ST. 80 49,
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ALL KINDS, PRICES THAT SUIT. BICY-
cles repaired. Gartmaun, III W. lst South
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Mnnti. Utah. June 1.-THE Manu
Temple viii close Friday evening, 20th
July. 1900. and reopen Tuesday morn
ing, September ith.
JOHN d. T. MALLlsTER,
President.
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BRICK MANuEAcruRERs.
FOR sALe-MIscELLANsoUs

A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF sEs
ono hand Job, display and body type 90, ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
MACHINERY REPAIRING.

L. ID. 5 BUSINESS COLLEGE. WRITE
FOR circular. so Templeton.
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Try the new Clear Creek Coal. Lump
Nut and Slack.
d. j. SHARP, Agent.
Tel. 400 Is SO. Main.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

dhunnunnnnnnnnnnnnnnIununfb
The salt Lake Temple win close for
vacation on Friday June 18th and re-
open on Monday. August G. 1900.
LORENZO SNOW.
President
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There viii be several specialties az
saltair Beach next Monday including
the famous Picaninny dancers.
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FREE SUCCESS IN LIFE CAN ONLY BE
obtained through Influence VIII send abso-
iutely free a 10 page book which explains all
the secrets OF hypnOtism, personal magnetism
aud magnetic healing Tells how 10 cure
dlsgasts and bad habits enables you 20 win
dud hold the love and respect Of others
Anybody can learn In few days We guar
anteu success. Write to-day. Address New
York Institute Of science, Dept sos L., Ro-
chester ~ v
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Daynes Music Co. win give you three
pieces Of sheet music Of the value OF
$3.50, and one chance al the grand
drawing for a $3.50 Pianola. All Tor one
dollar.
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THOMAS FITCH, ATTORNEY AT-LA,v
0tlces * g aud y, Hooper building. q IA
first south ST.. Salt Lake City
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The Old Arm Chair is the only really
suitable cooling spot for business man
to conveniently Visit his family Go in
morning, return IN evening See White
l02 w. lst North.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

SM. SMITH, FOBMERLYOFFT WORTH.
Texas; any one possessing bis address will
confer favor by forwarding II % the News
JOSEPH W. GILL FORMERLY or Nc.
Nei Miss. Any one having hi, address will
confer favor by sending ii 10 the News.
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Information wanted.

Anybody knowing the whereabouts
Of Geo. H. Smith. late % Providence.
Il. l.. VIII confer a favor by writing this
office.
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sTRAYEp Or STOLEN.

A LIGHT TAN SCOTCH TERRIER. SUP
posed 20 have boarded train 20 Lagoon. Re-
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MEXICAN HAND cARvIpLEATnEs
WATCH MAKERS.

W. W HALL JEwELER, "a MAIN.
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a GARD CASE CONTAINING AsUM or
money and visiting cards between salt Pal
acc and b. y. statue Liberal reward will
be- paid for return VI same az the Kenyon
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JOHNSON & FOWLER ATTORNFya
aud Counselors al Law, 2is Main street
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uTAn COMMERCIAL AND svGs RANK

Interest paid on savings, W. F.
Armstrong, prest. z. W Madsen, vice.
prest.. J. y Caine, cashier.
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ELECTRICAL.
HoRsEsHoERs. CARRIAGE WORK

MAYOR & WARBURToN. FIRST.
class horseshoelng In all is branch:L
Shop. lb2 East First South Street.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

PITTS, SUB, 9Th :. AND 9th w.. BUILD
up rapidly city water, sewer and lights
high ground, fine soil, 1925 a lot. broom brick
so foot lot excellent location. $ F.. $3.50 il0O
cash tl5 a month, no interest Hubbard, u
W. End south
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REMOVAL.
INsURANoe ANp LOANS.

DR. WM u. BEHLE HAS REMOVED
from 20 vest ith south. 20 bis permanent resi-
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observation-disclosures
TODAYs WEATHER REPORT,
lobserrnlIong laken ID 6a. I'D

Salt Lake City-BarOmeter s''ozi
current temperature, C2 maximum TEN
perature. So minimum temperature, ~
mean temperature, "a, which De- de-
grees below normal.
Accumulated deficiency OF tCmpera-
ture since first Of the month g.
Accumulated excess Of temperatures
aimee January LIST. 49,
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
since first Of the month, of inch.
Accumulated deficiency of pryclpita-
tion since January hrst 1896 inches
FORECASTS TILL G p. NJ, SUNDAY,
Local forecast for salt Lake city and
vicinity:
Conditions favorable for light, scat
tered showers tonight and sunday;
slight changes Ia temperature.
Utah-Forecast made at San Fran
cisco.
partly cloudy tonight and Sunday
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KEEP COOL AND
FEED YOUR BRAIN?

AN styles OF hammocks. all current
magazines and late books az
CANNONs BOOK STORE.
1l-13 Main Street.
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For heavens sake. spend only 60 cents
for round trip ticket 10 Old Arm
Chair canyon. via r, @. w and make
arrangements for summer season.
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.Iy eloudy tonIght I'D sunday.
WEATHER CoNDITlONs.

An area of low pressure Is central
over Utah aud Colorado. Pressure Is
moderately high over the middle Gulf
States. II Is cooler over southern Utah
hnd generally cooler over the northern
and middle Rocky Mountain slope and
the Missouri Valley. Rain has fallen
over South Dakota and along the west
Gulf coast. Galveston reports 1SS inches
during the past twenty-four hours,
which makes the remarkably heavy
fall OF l416 inches during the past
forty-eight hours. the normal annual
precipitation at Salt Lake City Is only
a little more than this, 1919 inches.
l.. H. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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NOTICE.

on AND AFTER JULY ah KIMRAII
Bros. will run stage % Brighton Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving the Cullen
~ o'clock q. ~.
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Temperatures TODAY.

iOa. m 50; u noon, So ?. m. s.;
. y. m. Sc.
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Two Bands

There win be TWO bands at Saltalr
Beach Monday, July 49, and good pro-
gram of music Is assured
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WAGNERS GROVE Is OPEN TO THE
public daily Refreshments on hand for all
An Ideal picnic resort
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J. n. KNlcKERBOCRER. WATCH.
maker and Opticiau. Eyes tested FREE. ebee-
tacles scientifically adjusted. lenses ground
Main ST., Salt Lake City, Utah.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

MATHONIHAH THOMAS. LAWytp
Rooms ieo-l2) Atlas Block.
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Royal Bread.
Everybody eats It. Nothing beats Il,
Look for the labe, and ask your grocer
for ii every day Health follows.
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EUR MANUFACTURER.

r. Stencil FUR Co. go MAIN. THE
est price Tor Raw furs and wildanlmals.
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from poison ivy, snakes. etc, and
long ride. Old Arm Chair. p. O.. Box
96l.
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DANCING.

NOW II THE TINE TO SECURE PRO.
tes,onal instruction 10 the ART OF dancing In
AL rs various styles. Miss Marjorie Lake.
the star singer and dancing artist OF tho
LNWis ana Lake Company nov playing az the
salt Palace This lady has consented 10 give
lessons Ia skirt spanish. acrobatlc. novelty.
toe, wing and buck dancing In all the modern
and up t0-date gytotiOns aud steps A
limited number Of pupils will be taught
songs free Of charge Application 10 i0ln
class can be made at any time. Write Mar
jor.e Lake, "Wey Hotel" Room 49, Lessons
given at SAT- Palace tol every afternoon.
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Have you visited the Standard Dress
Cutting Academy S2S S. Main Street?
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2ED HAND SEWING MACHINES

Bought sold, rented and exchanged. Re.
pairing a speciality. Supplies for AL makes
Niles and Johnson. III T. tst S0
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GEORGE r. GREENWOOD. LAwyrp
commercial Law and Collection. CONT iS
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HOUSE MOVING.

WOOLF AND son or 1856 $. 5TH r. MAKE
business OF this IA all IT, branches. stack
and root raising a speciality.
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DENTISTS.
PHYSICIANS.
SURVEYORS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

ON PIANO OR HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
ture No removal $50 W. md so, upstalr,
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
BLACK and ROCK FISH
FOR THE BRANDYWINE

West Chester men who recently ap-
piled to the National Fish Commission
for a large number OF black and rock
bass which will be placed in the Bran
DIVINE have been notified that the ap-
plications have been received by the
commission and that the fish will be
sent out in the near future.
The fish issued By the commission
are large ones and will be OF great bene-
fit to the stream They will spawn
next Summer. In the Spring applica-
uons will be sent to the State Com
mission for a large number OF addi-
ional fish and then the attempt to
close the stream for three years to all
fishing Will be made. The fishermen
generally along the east branch Of the
stream are IN favor of the project and
will assist In protecting the fish The
Intention Is to have all OF them assist
In the work Of stocking by procuring
ilsh and placing them In the hest por-
tions OF the stream. Fishing is to be
permitted in the main stream below the
Junction OF the two branches.
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
BISHOP COLEaAN IN CRISFlELB
Will Conduct a SerieS Of Mission Ser.
vices in That ToWn

Crisheld, Md. Aug. 1S.-The con-
gregation of st. Johns Episcopal
Church are much grathed by the an
nouncement that their pastor. the Rev
DR. Rede has succeeded in inducing
Bishop Coleman Of Delaware to con-
duct a series OF mission services in St.
Johns Church Chrisheld from Septem-
Der 9Th to 18th inclusive These SER
Vices have grown into great favor in
the Episcopal Church and have been
held I'm other towns upon the Eastern
Shore with most beneficial results.
rheirobjectis not to arouse religious
excitement, but In n quiet and orderly
way to convert the impenltent, raise
up the fallen, strengthen the weak and
give more grace 10 the faithful The
means 10 be made use OF will be bright
and hearty singing earnest preaching
by the bishop and personal intercourse
with him. He has had a large exper-
ience in conducting such services and
is man OF most winning personality
and OF great power in the pulpit. His
coming to Chrisneld will be an import
ant event and will no doubt be produc-
tive Of great good.
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
AT TWIN OAK CAMP
Several Young People Attended Meet
ing There Yesterday

Marcus Hook, Aug. 1s.-The Rev.
G. w. w. Bishop. pastor Of the Baptist
Church, has selected two very interest
ing subjects for his services tomorrow.
In the morning his theme will be "Ye
Are Fallen From Grace" while in the
evening his remarks will dwell on
How We Shall Be Treated by Christ
at His Coming"
Miss lsva Morford Of Wilmington.
has been visiting relatives and friends
in the borough.
Quite a number Of young folks will
attend the Twin Oak camp meeting Of
the Holiness Christian Association on
Sunday afternoon.
The house on Delaware avenue re-
Gently vacated by Rufus Speddin will
be occupied in the near future by Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Barlow.
Miss Ida J. Larkin, OF Market street.
Is spending some time with her aunt.
Mrs William T. Foster, of EllSton,
Maryland.
Miss Clementine G.. Downes is spend
ing scme time with relatives and
friends in Wilmington, Del
Mrs. Shelly Larhn, OF Landenberg.
Chester county. has been spending
some time with the family Of Pennell
Larkin, OF Market street.
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
LITTLE CRERK
READY TO ACT
Republicans of That Place
Prepared to Wage
Hot Battle
sneeIal 10 the Evenlng JaurnaI.

Laurel. Del, Aug. 1S.-At a meeting
OF Republicans Of Little Creek last
night the following delegates and al
ternates were nominated to attend the
Republican Convention to be held in
Wilmington on August 21.
Delegates-A. j. White, r. r. Col
Inns, Elijah J. Ellis, N. b. Hearn. AL
ternates-Frank B. Sirman, J. Dallis
Marvil. J. e. Adams, ]. A. Prettyman.
At the primary held here this after
noon the above were elected by 5S votes
and both delegates and alternates as
well as several other Republicans ex-
pect to attend the convention from
Little Greek. The Republicans OF Little
Creek are not laggards, neither are
they asleep. They are OF the true blue
and have only been waiting for a time
TO act and to know what to do when
they act.
The Addicksltes here are disgusted
with the one-mah action OF the con-
ventlon on August 6. and are waiting
and watching to see what the Republi-
cans will do in putting before the peo-
pie a ticket
An Addlcks man said this morning.:
your Regulars have won by the
toolishness OF Addicks. Layton and
Allee the chance to hold the first legal
Republican Convention, and to put Ad-
dicks in a hole If You put on good ac-
tive party men. II Addicks does not
accept them, then the fault lies with
him and you will get the strength OF
the party vote"
I'VE have heard nothing that would
indicate a set-up ticket, and we hope for
the good Of the Republican party there
will not be. II the Republicans hope
for success in the state a free express
sion Of the delegates who attend the
conventions must be had. If this is
done the Republican party can stand
before Democracy, Addicks or any
other aspirants for senatorial honors
with a good chance of winning, other
wise we cannot hope to hold our Owl
party together"
The Addicks men did not hold any
primaries in Little or Broak Creek to
day to elect debates to their conven
tion on August %.
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
CROWDS GO TO
RIVERSIDE PARK
Trolley Cars We're Unable
to Cope With the
Rush
Special to the Evening Journal
- nn IN ..-... !. IL.

New Castle. Aug. 20.-Thousands OF
persons visited Riverside Park yester-
day, and the New Castle trolley line
was unable to cope with the trenen-
dous rush. Crowds OF people were
turned away from the Wilmington ter
minus OF the road in preference TO
hanging on TO the outside OF the cars.
Every car was packed and some OF
them carried 100 passengers at trip.
on one car the inside was packed,
persons were hanging TO the running
boards and about six young men were
seated on top.
It was a great day at the park, and
the patrons enjoyed the fishing bath
ing. music and other attractions.
Albert's Orchestra Of ten pieces, fur
nished the music. and the pavilion was
crowded all day. The music was one
OF the features OF the days entertain
ment Although there was a big crowd
OF people at the beach there was good
order Onicers Palmer and HaTing
ton were on the ground and kept
everything in accordance with the
rules OF the park
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
NEW CASTLE SLAUGHTERED FAYETTE
McGuire's Pitching Too Clever for Phila.
deIphia Team
Special 10 the Evening journal


New Castle, Aug. 20,-Fayotte base
ball team, OF Philadelphia, met It's
Waterloo ON the diamond Of the New
Castle Athletic Club on Saturday, be-
ing defeated by a score OF II TO l. The
visitora fell victims TO MeGuire's
clever twirling of the ball He struck
out ten men and gave but three hits.
The local players batted nicely and
made good runs. Kirby and Walter
Bacon sent others in ahead OF them.
Nineteen hits we're made for a total Of
20 bases. Catcher Countiss made two
pretty foul catches, while Duffy COW
cred first in great shape with four put
outs unassisted and a double play.
Scarborough showed up in excellent
form making a beautiful catch close
20 the ground and throwing 1t TO Dufry.
completing the play.
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
soclaI Notes of New CastIe

SUDCI1I % tno EVOnlng JOuTn1L
New Castle, Aug. 20.--Mr. and Mrs
Harry Snavcley, Of Philadelphia, are
visiting In New castle.
A. Dennison. OF Marshallton, was in
town yesterday
Edward Rogers spent yesterday in
Wilmington.
Keith Rodney, Of the Midvale Steel
Works. Is visiting relatives in New
Castle
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulenweider OF Will
mington, are the guests Of DR.. Black.
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
'hila ielphia and Reading Railway
CgnmIneton DivIsion.l

In, lable In effect January 20, 1900.
Trains leave Wilmington (French Street
-taUOnl for Elsmere Junction, Mont
hanin. Wlnterthur. Guyencourt Gran
.nsuo. COssaft. Chadd's Ford Junction,
rocoUson. West Chester. Embresyille,
Nortonville Coatesville and intermediate
stations daily except Sunday, at 1S5 a
m daily 215 and 40 p. m Sunday only,
06 a. m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Elverson
and intermediate stations, daily except
sunday, at 7.S5 a. M; daily 2.lb ana as
p m Sunday only at SOC a. 10.
For Joannn, Blrdsboro. Reading and In
ternedlate stations daily, except Sunday,
Sunday al 7.85 a. m; daily 2.l5 and 4.50
at 7.35 81. IN. and daily 2l5 p. m. Sunday
only, sos a. m.
For further information, passengers are
deferred 20 the ticket agent at the sta
ion.
A sWEIGARD, Gen. superintendent
epSON J. WEEKS. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
BORROWED DOLLAR And CAN'T VOTE
andrew Olsen Was Not Allowed to Regis
ter SATURDAY.
Special % the Eveulng Journal

Special 90 the Evening Journal
New Castle. Aug. 20.-Andrew Olsen
wac not allowed TO qualify By the reg
istrauon officers last Saturday because
he borrowed the dollar with which 10
pay his registration fee. Mr. Olsen.
when he left home forgot TO put any
money In his pocket. and did not dis
cover the fact until he went 10 get
qualified. Discovering that he had no
money he borrowed a dollar from a
friend standing near.
The fact OF his having borrowed the
money became known to the registra-
tion officers ana has name was mark
ed on the list OF qualified voters.
Owing 20 the fact that Mr.. Olsen la
q reputable citizen. the affair caused
considerable comment and it was said
that the registration Officers went be.
You'd the intent OF the law.
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
TWO PLAYERS WILL LEAVE
Have Signed toPlay Ball With Salisbury
Team
s0oclaI % ln0 EvonIng Iournal

Special 20 the Evening Journal.
New Castle, Aug. 20-Charies Nc
Guire and John Brdgewator. two OF
the best baseball players on the New
Castle team have signed 20 play with
the Salisbury baseball team. Mr. Nc
Guiro has also resigned as an attead-
ant IN Delaware Hospital fer the ln-
sane 90 Farnhurst Both players viii
be greatly missed and 70 viii prove a
difficult matter to secure pitchers TO
replace them. Catcher CUlntisa is
wanted by the Salisbury people TO
catch for the team, but he has refused
to go. lie Is the finest catcher that has
put foot on the field this season and the
lovers of the sport are well pleased TO
know that he will remain with US.
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
Attacked by Fellow Prisoner

Stan Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover. Aug 1S.-While William
Ridgway a prisoner in the Jail here,
was asleep yesterday afternoon, he
was badly cut on the hand by Robert
rlhman. another prisoner. Warden
Harrington saw Tilghman when he
committed the act, and hurried 70
Ridgways assistance thereby prevent
ing further injury. 1t is not known
why thu act was committed. as both
men were apparently on the best OF
terms. Both are colored
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
Funeral of John II. Bateman

STAR Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover Aug 20.-The funeral OF John
II. Bateman. editor of the Dover State
Sentinel, will take place to-day.
The honorary pall-bearers will be ].
Edward Addicks. j. Frank Alice. d.
Miflin Wilson. Thomas c. Roe. Caleb
S. Pennewill and Walter Morris.
The active pall-bearers vii be George
West, r. c. Bogart P Sherman Hurd
and William Milburn
Evening journal., 1900-08-20
Ban Series is on
Special TO The Evening Journal

oUUlIuI 70 IHo EVunInE journal
New Castle. Aug. 2O.-It has been
announced by John Shearer, manager
OF the local ball club. that the pro
posed series Of games between the
Br0wnson Club. Of Wilmington, and
the New Castle Club has been declared
on. The directors of the local club are
opposed to playing the first two games
OF the series In Wilmington, as the
Brownson management demand They
are satisfied to play one game here and
;he second I'm Wilmington, and to 80
continue but this arrangement would
not be accepted BY the Wilmington
ians.