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Evening journal., 1900-10-19
MILFORD NEGRO SHOOTS
MAN And HE MAY Din

Milford Oct. 19.-John W.lkens, a
pensioner of the civil war; was buried
at Lincoln on Sunday He was mem
ber of Weiner Circle. b. U., at Har-
rington. There We're twenty-five mem
bers Of Diamond State Circle at the
funeral, and lodge members of Har-
rington. Messrs. Welch and Knox per-
formed brotherhood service at the
grave.
Noah Hopkins, colored near Freder-
lea, shot Gilbert White, colored, over
the heart, Sunday morning. A writ
was issued by Judge Cullen for Hop
kins' arrest. When Constable Smoot
got there. Constable Donovan had ar.
rested him on a writ issued by Judge
Emory at Frederick. White is dan
gerously wounded, two doctors arr
probing for the BALL
A two-seated carriage was blown
from the deck of the Emma Ries, on
Friday night, near Bowers Beach.
Joshua Bennett, Sr., is i'll at his
home in Milford.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
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Evening journal., 1900-10-19
EXTRA MEETINGS
IN MARCUS HOOK
All the People Of That Town
Interested in Church
Work

Marcus Hook, oct. 1s.-The special
services at ST. Martins =. E Church,
will commence tomorrow evening az
O'clock and conclude at eight, SO as
10 allow the choir to rchearse for the
harvest iiOme on Sunday. All the
choir members are requested to be
present tomorrow evening. If possible
at Z o'clock.
A nesting vii be held at the Bap-
list Church this evening for the pur-
pose OF perfacting plans for a series OF
extra meetings which are to begin at
The church .l the near future. Ih1s3
meetings are held by the Baptists
every year about this time and are the
means of much good.
"A Special to the Unconverted' will
be the subject of the sermon at the
special meeting at st. Martins Church
this evening
Mrs. James Johnson and her sister
have returned home from a pleasant
visit 10 relatives fan Wilmington, Del.
A. meeting Of the ladies' Of the
Methodist Church interested in the
coming bazar will be held this evening
at the church, and all the members OF
the various committees are requested
to be present Choir rehearsal will
also be held at the church
Mrs. William Nelson, whose illness
was reported a few days ago, is in a
critical condition.
The ladies Of ST Martins Church are
cordially invited to attend the Har-
vest Home social on Tuesday after
noon next at the rectory in Dinwood
Melcholr Elbright, of LnwoOd, who
has been i'll for some time with typhoid
fever and an inmate of the Chester
Hospital has returned home and Is
rapidly regaining his former health.
The young ladies of St. Martins anC
st. Miriam's Guild will meet at tn,
rectory this evening.
A large heater has been placed ii
the Sunday school room of the Baptis
Church, by the I-inwOOd Tin and Stow
! Company The firm Is now engage,
I'M erecting two heaters in the Presby
terian Church at Boothwyn.
The Offering on Sunday at the Har
vest Home exercises of st. Martin
Church. will be devoted to parochia
improvement expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Lane, who hav
been residing in Chester for som
time will make their home for tn
Winter with the latters parents, MI
and Mrs. Samuel Marshall, of thi
place.
Thomas Patterson, who has bee
boarding on Sixth street for som
time, has gone to board in Linwoot
Mrs Grover Locke and children, q
Philadelphia, are visiting the former
daughter, Mrs. William Nelson, c
r Sixth street.
Miss Lucy Devonshire. daughter {
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Devonshire VIII
!. has been on the sick list, is GONZALES,
ing.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
PHEASANT PARTY IN FREDERiCl
Miss Lank EnteTtaias Many Friends in Her
Home There

Frederica, Oct. 19.-Hon. J. e. Berry,
of Washington, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs w. G.. Hardesty this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer, residing
near town, entertained a number of
friends On Tuesday.
Ida Higgins returned to Philadel-
phia en- Thursday after spending her
vacation with her parents.
A very pleasant little surprise party
was given at the home Of Miss Eliza
beth Lank on Friday evening The
guests were entertained with games
and music. after which refreshments
were served in the dining room to the
following ladies': Misses Sarah White
Helen Boone and May Jones, of Phila.
delphia, Alice Grier. Tabitha Griar
Edith Boone, Sallie Kirk, Fannie Win
gate. Elizabeth Lang. Mrs. James
Boone and Mrs. A. w. Carrow.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
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Evening journal., 1900-10-19
THIEVES ARE ORGANIZED
AND AT WORK In DOVER
spoclal 10 The Evenlng journal

Dover. oct. 1S.-lt Is now surmised that
tho burglars who entered the office Of
Caleb s. pennewilrs sash mill on Loock-
erman street Tuesday night. We're white
men, A woman residing in North street
in the rear of the lumber yard in which
the office is located WAS awakened by
the noise made 10y the burglars and, d,look-
ing from her window. states that she
distinctly saw well-dressed white man
standing on the corner close TO the office.
II was then about o'clock a. m. A
young man passing the Office shortly be-
fore midnight saw the same man stand
ing near the place.
The general impression is that a well
organized gang Of thieves is operating
along the Delaware road,as has been the
case for several years az the close Of the
fruit shipping season.
IL ls well known that farmers pay theii
store, lumber and other bills after the
returns from their grain and fruit ship
ments come in and the gang that drilled
Pennewill's safe evidently thought they
would capture considerable cash.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
NO FRRR SILVER
In This LOGIC
Meeting in New Castle Was
Disappointing Otherwise
to Its Attendants
speeIal o .ne EvenInr IournaL

New Castle, oct l9-Although the New
Castle Hundred Democrats Committee
presented TO the Democrats OF this hun
dred last night a list OF distinguished
speakers the reception accorded them
was distinctly frosty. II was the record
mass meeting held here since the CAM
paisn opened but much unlike the pre-
vious one. both in point Of attendance
and enthusiasm Particularly did it lack
enthusiasm. while outside red FIRE 81
lumed the city. inside the Opera House
there was not one feature, save the
speechmaking, that savored Of an impor-
tant political campaign.
Francis DeHaven Janvier who opened
the meeting, introduced Chauncey Hol-
comb as the permanent chairman. Mr.
Hsicomb put somewhat OF a dampor on
the enthusiasm when he remarked that
n the Democrats Of the country did not
crush imperialism and the trust mag
mates next month. It would be impossible
hereafter to dislodge the Republican
party from the control OF the govern
ment
MR.. FORD SPEAKS BRIEFLY.
Peter j. Ford. the Democratic candi-
date for governor was the first speaker
Of the evening. Mr. Ford's talk was
brief inasmuoh as he had left bed OF
sickness 20 meet the voters OF New Cas-
tie hundred
lie spoke OF national issues. urging his
hearers 70 support the entire Democratic
ticket at the general election to be held
next month.
The. Hon. John S. Williams, member OF
Congress from Mississippi followed Mr..
Ford. He prefaced his TRADE against Inn
perialism, trusts and other alleged evils
of the Republican party. by romarking
that Mr. Holcomb had made a mistake
when he said the Republican party could
not be dislodged from power II the peo-
pie put that party in power for four
years more. as the Democratic party OF
to-day is founded on fundamental and
eternal principles which have descended
from sire to son. and win continue to
descend until the fight for the right is
won.
Mr. Williams also took occasion to
brand President Mckinley as the en-
peror OF Porto Rico and OF the Thousand
isles OF the Oceanic" which remark
really did create faint applause He ais,
styled Congressman Payne as "czar.'
and Mr. Hanna as the left bower Of
the president.
OSBORNE REFERS TO SILVER.
The Hon. A. y, Osborne. OF Erie. Pa
made the only reference 70 silver during
the evening. when he said the Demo
cratic party four years ago battled 70
Free silver.while to-day Il is lighting 10
free manhood; four years ago for a prln
ciple which provided for the stamping o
the white metal and making II the equa
OF the yellow; to-day for the stamping
Of the white creature OF God so as Z,
make him the equal OF the yellow"
John Biggs spoke on state issues.
MT Osborne's presence at the meetins
was unexpected, he having informed IN,
committee yesterday that Il would b,
impossible FOR him TO come.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

For a Cold I'm the Head. Laxative
Bromo-Quinine Tablets
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
THINKS HID Has CLUE
IN TAE EYRE hYSTERY

Chester oct. lS.-NoW that the Eyre
Pierce murder case is over it seems
strange that little bits of evidence that
tend 10 complete the chain about dead
jim Pierce should be discovered
Chief of Police Berry was burning
Eyres clothes and the ropes with which
his legs had been lied yesterday, when a
gun wad rolled out Tt was the one taken
from the murdered mans head. On It
were the words palmer Bros. Chester,
Pa" MIR Palmer said: "Jim Pierce
bought an his ammunition here. and
most Of the time we loaded his shells.
That wad is one Of ours"
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

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Wilmington lexpress), SIS, 40. 725. 882
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p. N.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
FREE DELIVERY In KENT
Postofiice Men Are Arranging for
Letting of Bids
Special 20 the Evening Journal

E7TT'TTTI " VI" ~ TTTTTTE UTTTT TT7TT1
Dover, Oct. 19.-J. A. Chapman, Of
Washington, ID. c.. assistant super.n-
tendent of the star route mail SER
vice. was in Dover yesterday in cCm-
sultaton with Postmaster Cassen COM
cerning the letting Of bids for Kent
county s star mail service for the
next four years. According to Mr.
Chapman some new features are to be
introduced In this service. The mail
carrier is TO collect and deliver mai
from private boxes along his route
wherever farmers and others erect
them. This innovation he states Is
highly appreciated by farmers in other
sections. IL is in fact putting the
rural free mail delivery in operation
throughout the county.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Cnr CnnlInctor u sloI,

Special 70 the Evening Journal
New Castle, oct i9.-Albert Matthias
Is confined TO his home here with an at
tack of malaria fever. Mr.. Matthias
lately became "a conductor on the trolley
line, while IN pursuit Of which duty he
caught cold
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
ROBBERS ACTIVE
NOW In NEWPORT
speeIal d the Evenlng IournaI.

Newport. oct iS.-Burglars have been
active In and around Newport during the
past week The house of James w. Simp-
ers was broken into but the burglars
frightened away before they had taken
anything AT the home Of Herbert Heates
the robbers were also frightened away
before they had taken anything. The
house OF John W. snitcher was entered
and was thoroughly ransacked and
everything OF value was taken. Mr.
sniteher was an IN bed and Mrs
snltcher who was tired out by attending
her husband. slept so soundly that the
burglars movements did not disturb her
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Kent par Takes Aotlon

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover, Oct 19.-The Kent county bar
met on Wednesday evening and reso-
lutions appropriate to the mesmory Of
the late Edward Ridgely we're passed
Several Of the members spoke feelingly
OF the loss to the bar association in
Mr.. Ridgely's death. The funeral will
take place Friday afternoon. Inter-
ment at Christ Churchyard
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
EPEORTH DELEGATES ELECTED
Rally Day Of the League Has Been
POSTPONED
Special 20 the lvenlng journal.

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
Newport. oct lS.-"Raly Day" Of the
Epworth League OF the Newport NJ e.
Church. which was TO have been held
next Sunday. has been changed to the
first Sunday in November.
Miss Amy weidln. Mrs Aloysius
Green and James Cranston were
appointed delegates TO the Dis
trict Epworth League Convention 20 be
held I'm Union NJ T.. Church October %
Mrs, William Cailahor and Miss Helen
Price were elected as alternates.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Honor for sabbath school workers

Special TO the Evening Journal
New Castle, oct lg.-rhe Rev Eugene
Thrasher. Mrs Megglnson and Miss
Deabyne attended the meeting Of the
County Sunday School Convention, ,heldin
Lower Brandywine Church yesterday. Mr..
Thrasher was named on the Nominating
Committee, and John Harris, superln-
tendent Of the local school, was named
as permanent member of the Execu-
tive Committee of the society.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
NTr. I.nttomns 1s HnstIlnr

SnecTaI % the EVonIng journal.
Townsend Oct 1S-Francis II. Latto-
mus is making an aggressive contest
for the Office Of county commissioner,
Of the Fifth district. and his candidacy
has attracted widespread attention from
the voters in a very short time owing
to his popularity throughout the var
iOns Districts
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
RcnnhIlcnns Are Confldent

Specl0l % the Evenlng journal.
Townsend. Oct. 1S.-Republicans of
this hundred are doing their utmost
to secure the election Of Mr.. Hodgson.
the candidate for representative. from
the Fourteenth district He is consid-
cred a first-class man. Some OF the
Dsmccrata already ooncede bis cleo
ton. by a surprisingly large majority.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
only sf.oO to baltimore and Return

Only Si.OO to Baltimore and Return
Sunday, October 81, via B. & o.
r.. r..
Sunday, October p, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company VIII run another
popular excursion TO Baltimore Tickets
Win be sold at the low rate OF 81 for the
round trip. and win be goodo on regular
express train leaving Delaware avenue
station at $40 a m, Newark az 800 a. M.
anG on special train leaving Delaware
avenue station at $40 a. m, Newark at
$50 o. M. Returning, tickets win be good
on special train leaving Baltimore at GEO
p. m. on day OF sale.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
wasn't a Case Of DiphtherIa

special TO the Evening Journal.
New Castle Oct i9.-There was In cir
cnlation Yesterday a rumor that diph-
iberia had broken out in the home OF j..
7. Eliason and that the patient. Mary
Pryor, servant In the family. had been
removed 70 the county hospital for treat
ment IL appears that the patient Is not
suffering with diphthcria. but with a
sore throat and that she was sent 70 the
Farnhurst Institution simply as pre-
cautonary measure.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
To Celehrntc Chnrch AnnIrersarr

spcclal % the EVening I0urnnL
Dover, Oct 19-The anniversary CT
Barratt's Chapel, the original home Of
Methodssm. win be held on Sunday,
October 2S Rev. George H. Koons OF
Ridgely, Md, will preach the anni-
versary sermon There Is always a
large attendance Of leading Methodists
at these anniversaries.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Ho Was In Danger or Denth

Special TO ihe Evening Journal
Townsend, Oct. lS-Edward Miles
Of Wilmington. came very near De lg
run over yesterday he ran ahead Of
train No. 90, due here at 1907 a. m.
and had scarcely cleared The track
when the pilot of engine No. 1873 pass
ed him.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Morkman suffers InIury

Special 70 the Evening Journal
New Castle, oct l9.-While az work in
the Knowles wooden mill yesterday after
noon, Pierce Toppin had one OF the fin-
gers of his left hand SO badly mashed
that he IS unable TO perform his duties in
the mill.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Camden People Have Visitors

Camden Oct. 18.-Clarence Phillips,
of Wilmington, spent Sunday here.
John Quillen. Of Henderson, Nd,
spent Sunday here.
Miss Ida Jones has returned to Will
mington.
J. Dawson Clark spent Sunday in
Wilmington.
John Cullen, OF Philadelphia, spent
Sunday here
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
COLORED EDUCATORS WANT HELP
Will Support Candidate Nho viii Iegis-
late in Their Favor This Winter

Dover. oct 1S.-Prominent coiored men
OF this county who do not think that the
public school fund allotted to their race
is sufficient and who think that the
Colored State College should have better
facilities, are interesting themselves in
these matters Circulars win be sent by
them TO the colored voters this week
asking the voters TO support no man for
the Legislature who will not guarantee
10 remedy these alleged wrongs.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
sheriH's children Have Now Cart

Special TO the Evening Journal.
New Castle. oct 19.-Sherin John u.
Taylor has purchased from Philadel-
phia house a pony cart for the use OF
his children, who. while behind their
pony have been familiar figures about
the city during the Summer.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
~ nm aoIITH-

Southern RallWay.-Express 6.46 D. m.s
fatly, sleepcrs 10 Port Tampa, Augusta.
Memphis, and New Orleans. 36 p. M.
iaily sleepers to New Orleans, Memphis.
Nashville, via Asheville and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-FiXpress p 13 p. Nn.s
tally. sleepers TO Charleston. Jacksonville,
5leepers 10 Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway S.u p. ms
daily, dining car, anu sleepers TO Gin
cinnau
Seaboard Air Line.-Express. 4.35 a. M,
daily, sleepers to Jacksonville; 400 y. m.
daily. sleepers to Atlanta ana Tampa.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Soldier Bows WIN Danoe

specI1l @ the Evening Journnl.
New Castle, Oct. l9.-Members OF Com
pany II, n. G. D.. win give the first hop
OF the Winter season IN the Armory to-
morrow night Many members OF the
guard IN Wilmington are expected TO
take part IN the dance.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Rrnl,e His Arm

Special 70 the Evening Journal
Dover. Oct l9-Whila the em-
ployes of the Rhoda Royal Circus,
which exhibited here yesterday were
putting up the tents, John McCahe,
one Of the trapezc artists. fell from a
high ladder and broke his arm, as well
as cutting his head badly He halls
from Philadelphia, and will likely be
sent to the Delaware Hospital
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
AGED Man Seriously Sick

Special 70 the Evening journal
Dover, oct. 1S.-fsaac s. Lofand, one OF
the oldest and best known citizens Of
Dover who was run over by a wagon
loaded with corn fodder, of which he fen
on Friday last lies In a precarious condi-
ton az his home near the State House.
Mr.. Lofand has for many years been a
noted Prohibluonist and temperance
worker.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Ann injured ln NIachlnery

SDocI0l % Inc EV0nInE journal
New Castle, oct i9.-Charles Cooper, a
card operator IN the Knowles woolen
MILL caught his right arm In one Of the
machines while at work last evening and
had the member badly injured. Dr.
Black dressed the injury.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
nnndred RennhIIcans NIeet .

Special to the evening Journal
New Castle oct 1S-Republicans OF
the Hundred Committee met here last
night and discussed the work Of the
campaign. II was harmonious gather
ing. NJ which party success was TO be
desired above all other hopes
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
He May Lose an Eve

Hnocl1l @ the NVCnIng Journol
Dover, oct. lS-Frank Jack, colored,
had an alteration with couple OF his
boarders yesterday and as a result may
lose an eye. one Of his opponents kicked
him In the face cutting his eye badly.