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pitcher McGunity wants to PLAY In ST. Louis.

ST LoUIs, Nov. -. -Adyicc9 were received
here to-day from South McAl"~tcr, ]. T., TO
the efTc,t tia, j." N',Innlty. Ia" pitcher.
,yil pliy in - Louis next season II IN" kuhiu-
sons G. an ""Hct hi~ rrla 80 hy purCulsr lrpu
the Brooklyn CLUB. In the event Of failure
Maiinnity vii jump III" L'dr." and
1f McGrl0 md Eob n~on. i l., stated
that Mr,iiuutN. having sGipu Invested
i'm rlough works a. SpIth M"Ai '-t"r, would pre-
for t. play IA this cit, hrDdu-r "a could keep
loser supervision over his investments ~ Tie
territory. In any event - IAN De cont d'Iby
stated that II McGinuity pla IN the league IN
l,.li II will be in thi~ city.
The sun., 1900-11-23
RArtv6
,. o. nsssSs Good Thiss oses rsssssh ~ the
usnrinss brs,h.

wlsuiSo1os. Nov ~ Tho hofs"s oon-
tinus to run to form NJ tho tenn'ng- f'oh
and to-day three iavorites and another hofs"
that was an equal fsyofit" with two others,
won four out ~ tho .lt race Ihs best crowd
a.. ....,,,.. -. A, ,ho ,,,ck ,ht. netny
mainly due to tho fact that the horses that
nrc 70 take par, IN tho Hunters Champion
N'"'''''""'' "''' 80 -.
hunters trial race over two-mile ""nrS"
go -, ...,,,. ,,d ,,-dav ,,n. ,n OK.
'" the|" h''u VI '''"'s "''' ~
oeptiCn 70 the rule 10 make matters NOR"
pleasant IligDe. tho favorits for the race.
-. -. =, H. u,,t., Ia "a, de-, .vent
was hrHt h'h'' a' w" n'ns" III Wv" "'' o'''' '
Maribert Godfrey and Humboldt wcre ea"'
r,,, ,..,,, haru,I ,,or i, ,o ltostol. not tho
Ha' ''',, ""'"'' ''o'' 10 ~ U " - -, o.
place The second race had Pigeon fost iof
,,v,ri,e After leading all tho way he won
-. - 1.,..',i,'. T,,, ,.ic,orv u,s nol
c"'"N '''' i,''"' e,,,,, 49, nan,
good one for his owner NJ Shhes, ,or rom
Iealsy. owner Of Terinlcss. raised his price
SO, ,,h,, IA. uo,. ,rs,sd at auction and Skile,
so Wheh I've was o''e,e' d. a'''''" "'
T Ths t best ,bins Of tho meeting was pulled
on In the fourth event and =. ID. Beard, the
we'll known BROOKLYN clubman and his friends.
ps,rs Re- M had a rliy named Blueskin entered and
.he was backed from 80 to down to IL to l.
Tn. % fsvortte Automa,on. led to the sixteenth
80 50 ,,,-,'t- -, g., ,h. ,ro,, aud ,xon
pole when biuenhln "eit W 'ne ions "A'u W."
by six lengths The fifth race was won easily
- - ..-..... u,;,.,Io,o,h,le ,ha, mazda
by ths Iavoflte, buiaiiioporH, bip nrH,. t' ~ T IT,. =
nearly oil ms own rulIns, Wntio a tn' eat
race knisht or the Garter up-Ioeu Ais H'-u
and won as he pleased; ., prroor
on " Wednesday has not been finished.
Secretary CrtCknore to-day received letter
80, NJ n, ,gsraId uife ~ Chris Fitzgerald
u II ~ rai . l. ncvn starter on the netropolitgn n
, .no ~ nahi~h .hasav. thar her husband t.,
llaehsi ~ "t,r ,nS,rn re "a tvnboid nneumonia
NeIy ~ ~ .tIaiV ~ W. W. -, a. 'rr.Sart ti,n frny,
~ i sald tnat ms ,IlnsS mas - ~ 80 itt ~, ~
going 10 New orleans, "htre ne WIS 70 nav q
DROPPED the en- nag IiaIna IIita about the course to-.
Jav 10 tha oe,ct that the Empire City trOtting
The sun., 1900-11-23
Fighting a, the penn Art club Of Philadelphia

THiLApLLPHIN, Nov. - At the Penn Art
,lu last night owen Xcgler had a - aGe the
nett.r of Ma,ty Matthews Ed Den'lss best d
Harry Fisher, John Iitcnie outpoi' ted Low
RynlI ard Eddie lenny stop ed ,,ar"n' e
Piichie in the third round
The sun., 1900-11-23
JOTTINGS ABOEr TOWN.

Cant George A. BuchnlI OF the jamaica station
was fcire b. the Police Boafd Yesterday on his
own application. lie has been thirty ytwo years .
policeman.
Alexander Haf. who had charge Of the outgoing
dom, ste mails In the General Post once has be,
appointed Assistant Superintendent of forei mails
10 IN the vacancy caused b. the death OF Ma or Henry
V Wlllams
Fdwstd s. Stevens. employee In Alderman
Flecks sta HE at II Spring street arrested last
nisht on the complaint Of the Alderman : wife. who
accused him Of larceny, Mrs fieck said that Stv-
had sold her carriage according 10 her instrue-
tlons. but had pocket"d the proceeds
Principal r. =. !. Gutgscl Of Public School i7 80
East Broadway and Scauusl street. drclAtsd yestT.
day that none o' the persons mentioned In conhec-
ton WITH ttc shooting 1f nit'cn ycarOld John DAILY
by Joseph r. Seaman ct IS Brood street oh Wednes-
day morning was ever IN any way connected with his
ahOol
The sun., 1900-11-23
kenncd, stiIi In the Death House.

sISd SING. y. Y, Nov. as. J Kennedy.
the convicted murderer Of Dolly Reynolds, to
whom was granted new trial 10y the Court
Of Appeals. was not removed from tie death
hor-e at Sing sing Prison to-day n had been
expected. The delay in the arrival OF tho
legal payers makes his detention here obhga-
tory on the warden. He will probably be
taken TO the Tombs In New York Tomorrow
TO await his new trial
The sun., 1900-11-23
Lieut.. Haesseier Buried.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. 22-The funeral
~ the late Lieut., 4. J. Haesseler. L. S. ~. took
place to-day The remains were taken to
the Academy Chapel where services were held
by Chaplain Clark. lnterment was in the
Naval Academy Cemetery. Six naval officers
were pallbearers and sailor1were body bearcrs.
The sun., 1900-11-23
Tod sloan Here aud Refuses to Talk

Tod Sloan. the well-known Jockey. arrived
here yesterday on the North German LLOYD
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse When
asked for an interview last night. Sloan sent
word that he had gone u bed and could say
nothing.
The sun., 1900-11-23
NOTICES OF REAL ESTATE AUCTION


to occur are printed a day in advance IN THE
sun. This wi meet one 81 your requirements
# you are interested in Real Estate -Adu.
The sun., 1900-11-23

NrrLry. Nov. 22-On the Yountakah golf
links Yesterday, Archie Graham, the State
champion. and Harry Knox of Paterson on
on the other, engaged In "A well-contested best
ball match Graham and his partner won
out BY 2 up and to play.
The sun., 1900-11-23

Nrw HAVEN Nov. c2--'rhe Yale and Hsr-
ward football teams which have been prepar-
ing for their annual battle on the eridirpn since
rho middle of September are tonight sleeping
almost within cannonshot Of each other. Since
noon TODAY the Harvard players have been
at the winthrop Hotel In Meriden, fifteen miles
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The Review OF Reviews.

In addition to its usual full report OF
current matters, both at home and abroad
the June number of the American Month
ly Review of Reviews presents many not-
able articles. The illustrations which ac-
company several Of these articles add
much To the interest and charm Of this
number. The papers include: James A.
Hill. a Builder Of the Northwest" Par
is and the Exposition of 1900 Albert
Shaw; The New York Tenement House
Commission Jacob \. Riis; Summer
Camps for Boys Automobiles for the
Average Man" Cleveland Moffett." THE
Refunding Law in Operation" and The
Passion Play at Oberammergau, 1900"
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Jerry 7. Giles has brought in tbe Rnr-
rill Lumber Co.'S drive of 50en0 logs from
the West branch. i, was taken int Ior
dan river. IA miles from Ellsworth. and
from there to Union river. A part of the
logs have been taken to the comnapy's
mill and are being manufactured.
The Sanford mills are enjoying a heavy
run OF business at time when the wool
len manufacturing business throughout
the country is generally dull. They are
employing g 1900 hands and disbursin !.
about $4,000 monthly. Heavy orders in
plush for the japanese market have re-
Gently been filed.
The Nekonegan Paper Co of Ola TOWN
has set the pumps 10 working and il i;
expected in a few days the pit will hr
emptied and general operations resumed
II is the intention of the company Ia
have FU or 800 men at work in a shorI
time and the constructing the plant will
be pushed rapidly as possible
The Dunn Edge Tool Co.. Oakland. has
begun extensive repairs and improve
ments on its Scythe shops ana is making
room for more business. The temperin5,
room has been all taken down and will be
rebuilt. the new room will be 0 feet long
which will make it twice as large as the
old room. The hammer shop on the other
side of the stream is to be extended about
% feet making room for two more ham
mers. a track will be laid across the
stream and the scytheS will be carried
from the hammer TO the grind room b.
means of a car.
The work Of can making at the corn
factory. Newport, is completed for this
year. w. +. Rackliffe, superintendent of
the factory, stated that $4,000 cans had
been made since the work commenced
and that 100000 remained after the work
of canning last year, bringing the number
81 hand up to $4,000 now available for
TN. crpn this year. OF course should it
appear a. though there would be an I'M
usually large crop more cans could be
made 4 few weeks before the canning
operations commence as has Feen custom
airy in seasons past At some of the fac
tories The acreage To be planted this
year for the factory is $50 or thereaboutS.
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Entertaining and instructive as usual
Is the current number of the Eclectic
Magazine. The articles are many and
the subjects varied, as the following par
uai INST Will show: rs it Possible to Tell
a Good Book From a Bad One 1.-The
case of Finland" What Shall We do for
Living, \ Glimpse of Aden." South
African "Reminiscences" Carlyle and
Robert Chambers" Golf and Its Attrac-
IONS, "Humors Of an Irish Country
Iown. Great Britain and the European
Powers. 'On Some Difficulties Inciden-
tai to Middle Age" and 'The Royal Med
zeal COrns
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The Forum.

ihe June Forum presents a large num-
VI noteworthy papers bearing upon
subjects of general interest. Among the
.uOlec;s under discussion are: The At
Nh GU o. the United States Towards the
mise Ito Vow. Chinese Consul-Gen-
~ The Present Position Of the Irish
O. esuon, j. E. Redmond. NJ F.; DO We
Cho- independence to the Filipinos. -
ST, 'es DENLY: college Philosophy" O..
''ey Hall; Teaching in High Schools
u,' Lie Occupation for Men" +. +.
n gu Southern Literature Of the Year
FL ''ih W. Wells; "Orsa nized Labor i'll
Pei, American and Canadian Trade
An Cnwritten Chapter in
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McClure's Magazine

for June presents the following inviting
table of contents: "A Cadet At the Bat
tie Of the Yalu." Governor Roosevelt
As an Experiment" ''At the Dovelys.
.The Release Of Benjamin Cudd," The
LITTLE BOY ana His Pa. Experiments in
FLYING" The Cape Nome Gold Fields, -
The Night Run of the Overland,
The Member from the Ninth Paul
Kruger" "A Tune in Court. The Life
Of the Master" Rev. John Watson. ID. D.;
and Reid ana the General Armstrong. I
by Cyrus Townsend Brady. The several
articles and stories are profusely Illus
trated, and with its charming cover de-
sign. this Issue is an exceedingly attrac-
nm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-09
JUNE MAGAZINES.
Ainsiee's Magazine.

One Of the most attractive and readable
,ssues Of the year is the June number of
,inslee's Magazine. Chief among the
many Illustrated features presented are
mated: Engineering a Presidential Cam
nsisn. America in the Orient by Wa
Ting Fang. minister from China: Champ
,rark-the Man and His District" THE
Growth of the Ocean Flyer and Top
a.. If the Theatre" \ delightful feature
"a all readers in general and Maine read
~ in particular is a contribution in verse
hy Names popular writer. Holman +.
nay. Several charming short stories are
given together with an installment If
..hatles kng's serial Ten Years Trial"
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Success.

The June Success presents many notahie
features Of general interest. Among them
is lengthy article. profusely illustrated.
bearing upon new phases of the celebrated
Molirrrux case. Maine people will read
with much interest Theodore Dreiscr's ar
ticle on Thomas Bracket Reed-The
story 81 / Great Career" \ helpful
feature is the symposium on The College
Man and Woman Of 1900 made up of the
following articles: The College Man in
Politics" Seth Low; 'Co-education in
the West" David Starr Jordan; The
College-hred Man in Business, James
IIulme Garfield The Educational Value
Of Athletics Or. ". l.. Savage; The
Vital Conditions Of Success" Prof. HenrI
Van Dyke. and Evolution of the College
Woman" President Caroline Hazard OF
Wellesley College.
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Eveybody's Magazine.

The current number of Every body's
Magazine appears in an attractive cover
and is brimful of entertaining and in
,tructive Illustrated articles. including
The following: Mushrooms in Steel,
"Armor-clad SavaEes,' THE Descent OF
the Horse" Royalty on Active Service,
"Dav Nurseries, The Actor on the
Road" and From Cotton to Cloth. -
Much fiction and poetry of merit with the
usual literary departments complete this
ra,dable number.
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The Atlantic Monthly.

E1-Presiden: Grover Cleveland opens
me June Atlantic with the first Of his
series Of articles upon The Independence
OF The Executive" Kate Douglas Wig
gin contributes an entertaining article on
rupenny Travels in London" In Il
thoughtful paper Charles y. Conant
notes Recent Economic Tendencies.
Among the remaining contributions to
'hls noteworthy issue are the following:
me Poetry Of Machine Age. Gentle
man ana Scholar" Content in Car
nen' "A Citizen of the Republic" "A
SUBSTITUTE for Greek "Ddnte's Mes
age The Municipal Voters League of
lineage, and Realism on the Ghetto
Stage"
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Table Talk.

one of the most helpful contributions
10 the June Table Talk is the concluding
instalment of Nora Archibald Smith :
paper on "Our Nursery Tales-Today and
Yesterday" This article speaks Of what
stories will benefit ana interest the little
ones, and viii be appreciated by mothers
In Vacation Mishaps, many remedies
for minor ills and mishaps are given. n
spinster's Solace" affords many helpful
suggestions The housewife will heart
iy welcome the June menus and accom-
r,nying receipts. ana the many helpful
articles on household topics.
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leslia's Monthly.

The current number Of Le-lie's Monthly
opens with a rrotu~ely' illustrated articl"
entitled The Presidents War" in which
m interesting description Is given Of the
War Room At the White House The
many different scenes to be observed dur
inG "A Metropolitan Night are wildly
described by Samuel Hopkins Adams.
Three instructive articles are: AT The
Ends OF the British Empire, Some Tame
Animals | Thought Knew" ana Women
as Architects" The fiction is contributed
Ivy A. 7. QuilerCouch. Agnes and Eyer
Ion Castle, ana Martha Henderson Gray.
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Gunton's Magazine.

William Eleroy Curtis ably discusses
the question. What can the pan-Amer-
lean Congress Accomplish" in the cur
rent number of Gunton's Magazine, and
offers many facts of much interest. The
editor contributes a timely article or
Party Policies for 1900" Another i'm
portant contribution j. thc article On
Working Women's clubs, by Charlotte
C. Wilkinson, showing the large amount
of practical good accomplished by these
organizations. The usual valuable news
and editorial summary of current events
is given. together with 4 large number q
editorials bearing upon subjects Of vital
interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-09
New England Magazine

for June opens with a richly Illustrated
article on William Ordway Partridge
sculptor" This article is one of rare in
rcrest. Two other illustrated features
which add not a little to the attractive
ness ana value of this issue are New
England in Wisconsin,. and The Libra
ries Of Rhode Island. Other contribu-
lions OF interest are: The Passing Of
tbe Birds The English Dorchester"
and The Song of the Violin" The fic-
lion. this month, includes three delight
mi short stories, and with the poems con-
tributed By Clinton Scollard. Martha Gil
h4rf Dickinson and others complete an
i..,,e Of nnusral interest.
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MAINE INDUSTRIES.

About 100000 of logs have passed the
AZ at Milo this season. more than ever
We're driven past there in one season pc
fore.
Tho new nants factory. run by Il. l..
ne ny 4, Nc Nowry 4 PaySon build
in rs RnclSland. Is starting in business in
God shape. and gives promise Of becom-
Iug "A .hriNIEs Industry.
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The Eclectic Machine.

Recent Tariff History" and "A Contribu-
ton to the Armenian Question
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Great values in Ladies' Capes and
Jackets, and good assortment of Chill
drens Refers.
An immense variety of Ladies'
Skirts in Cheviots, Homespuns. Mo-
hairs, and fancy figured goods from
$I.DS upwards
See the pretty new skirts from our
own Workrooms.
Largest assortment of perfect fitting
Shirt Waists to be found in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-09

at prices that are interesting, economi-
cal buyers.
Handsome new line of Muslin Cur
tains. Special values at
59c, 79c, CSC and SIPS per pair.
Also a pretty assortment of Noting
ham Lace Curtains.
Handsome new line of Ladies' and
Misses Sunbonnets, all colors, at
25c each
Evening journal., 1900-12-05
I,he peeemher Gnlc.

New York, Dec 5.-Though no serl-
Gus damage was done to shipping in
New York harbor by last nights gale,
which spent its greatest wrath on the
Jersey coast, the evening tide reached
record height on the Manhattan and
Brooklyn shores. About 4s30 the gale
blew go miles an hour along the Jer-
sey shore At 10 o'clock, when the
rain stopped, the wind approached gale
like dimensions along Park Row. and
one gust stronger than the rest struck
the plate glass window In a Nassau
street store. shiyering the thick win
dow into fragments.
Evening journal., 1900-12-05
~ EUIAL JURY
TRIALS FIXED
Argument Continued on Mo.
tiOn for NOR-Suit. in HuS-
bands. .TalIey Case

In the Superior Court yesterday af-
ternoon t'ne attention OF the court was
taken up in hearing the arguments of
Messrs. Handy and Hilles in the suit
OF William Z. Husbands vs.. Abner p.
Talley for school tax. Mr.. Handy
moved for a non-suit on the ground
that The assessment for a new school
could. not be more than $500 in one
year, while the assessment in this
cas- Z is ST 900
I NE court this morning set dates foi
ST hcial jury trials as follows: Deeam.
b hr 13, James It. Lawless. administga
or. vs.. the Pusey and Jones Com.
pany; James Graney VS. the j. Morton
Poole Company; December IA, Millit
Warren, Administrative Of Nathanie
Parke VS.. the Mccullough iron Com
pany; John Robert Grimes vs.. the p.
w. e B. r. r. Co.; December II, Ber
nard Campbell VS.. the p, w. & B. r
r. Co; Indiana Wilson VS.. the r., w
/ e. B. r. r. Co; December IS, DAME
| Cahill's administrators VS.. the Jessul
a. Moore Paper Company; John ,
Clark vs. the Diamond State Iron Com
/ pany; December 90 Lidia J. Germal
VS.. the p, w e. b. r. r. Co.
Il These special jury cases were con
\ tinued: Henry Tully vs. p, w. & B
Il Railroad Company; John M Lacy VS.
the B. & P. Railroad Cocpany.
4 The case of Ida Greenwood VS.. tn
/ Wilmington City Railway Compan
4 was also continued
Argument was continued on the mo
tion of Mr.. Handy for non-suit in tn
Husbands VS.. Talley suit.
The court refused the motion of
non-suft and instructed the jury t
bring in a verdict for the plaintiff sub
iect to the decree of a court in ban
on a decree of the court reserved.
Evening journal., 1900-12-05
THANKS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
Returned by Managers OF the FlOrenI le
CritteDtOu HO me

Managers Of the Flor snce Crittentbu
Home desire to return thanks TO tho
following persons, who SO kindly re :
membered them on their recent donfl-
ton day:
Harrison Street Circle. Mrs. ]. 3. Mc M
Gar Mr.. and Mrs Ht ward Ross, M rs.
]. w Whitaker, William Dare, MIR.
Scarborough, Mrs. II. II. Ward, Mrs.
George Roberts, Mrs Mary Terry Mrs.
Clifford, Mrs Fulton, ] Mrs. Hough Mrs.
David Mcclure, Mrs. A nnie Miller, 1lrs.
Francis S. Dockerty Mr. Goodwin, Mr..
Staten j. Wilson, g. w. Spear, Mr..
Houghey. Mr.. Pratesi, + I. A. Biddle. Mr..
Kirkley, Mrs. Mary A. 7 odd, Mrs. Watt,
Mrs. Whitelock. Mrs. hNothergill, Mrs.
Emerson. a friend Frank Porter, Mrs,
Mary Brink, Enoch MobrC and sons,
Mr.. Warton. Mr. Pennel. Mrs. Richard
Morris. Mrs NJ Lewis. lNI $. Cooling,
| Mrs. Johanna Stoeckle, Mrs. Houpt
Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Lydia Todd, Mrs.
Al. j. Cantwell. d. W. Ly 'nch & Co.
Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. Me willie Gam
brill, Mrs. McColley. Mrs. ii enry Grant,
Mrs. Start. Mrs. Enoch Moo re. Mrs. g
w. Pusey. Mrs L. b. BrowIl. Mrs. Da
!, Wis, Mrs j. T. v. Blocksc m, Mrs Hick
J man, Mrs. J. r. Frank, Mrs. Si,monds
: Mrs. Henry Robinson. Mrs. Otho
/ Strayer, Mrs Addie Mendsmhally Mrs
: William Baxter. William p. Frank
Joshua Connor. Mrs. George 3. Town
5 send Mrs. Joshua Connor.
) The women also desire to thank thu
> press and all friends who ssisted t.
make the annual supper a success.
Evening journal., 1900-12-05
REGISTERS ORDER
REGIsTER's ORDER.

Registers Office,
New Castle County, Del, Nov 16, 1900
Upon the application Of Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, executor OF
John Piiling late of White Clay Creek
hundred, in said county, deceased, IL Is
ordered and directed by the Register that
the executor aforesaiA give notice Of
granting Of Letters Testamentary upon
the estate of the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof. by causing adyer-
usements to be posted within forty days
from The date OF such Letters 81 six Oh
the most public places OF the County OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having
dmands against the estate to present the
same. or abide by an act OF Assembly ia
such case made and provided; ana also
cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period In the Evening Journal, a
newspaper published ia Wilmington. Dsl
te. O. al
Given under the hand and se8l
OF office of the Register aforesaid.
at Wilraington, in New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
CALVIN w. cRoSSAN.
Register.
Evening journal., 1900-12-05
Restrained from cremating Body.

Restrained From Cremating a body.
New York, Dec. 5.-The widow Of
George Eyerall, who died on Nov. 80,
1900, has been restrained by an order
just issued by Justice Blanchard from
cremating the body Of her late hus-
band. to prevent its being buried be-
side his first wife. A previous injunc-
tion restrained the widow, Katherine
Everall, from making any disposition
whatever of the body Of her husband.
1t was secured on the application of
Harry J. Everall. Florence =. Name
gan and Annie e. Archer, the three
children Of the couple. In an affidavit
Everall says that Mr. Everal. Sr.. dur
ing his life constructed a vault in
Woodlawn and requested the son to
see that he was buried there beside
his first wife. Pending final order Of
the court the body will remain in the
receiving vault
Evening journal., 1900-12-05
Wan ana vic mcId I,nr arurder.

Scranton, Pa, Dec 5. IT, Pasquale
Bivalacque was committed to Jail with
out bail by Alderman Howe last night
as an accessory to the murder Of Mrs.
Mary Paul Rose, for which his wife is
awaiting trial as principal. Antonio
Babsta, a neighbor, states that Bivel-
aeque told him he bought the revolver
with which the shooting was done and
that he told his wife to use 1t on both
Mrs. Rose and her husband.
Evening journal., 1900-12-05
QUAKER OATS IN MIDAIR
Company Advertises Its Products on
Kite That Flies High

Quaker Oats is having a unique ad-
vertising by the manager of the com :
panys exhibition at the Food Show
he this afternoon flying to the breeze
a Japanese kite bearing the form OF
the Quaker lady, and appropriate rea J.
ing matter The kite was visible from
almost every section Of the city, and
attracted considerable attention. 1t
will be flown every day while the com
pany is making an exhibit of its food
products here