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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-02

Youngstown. O.. May All the
journeyman plumbers and journeyman
plasterels struck. today, the former
over the apprentice question and the
latter for an S-hour day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-02

carpenters refused to go to work. to-
day. pending a settlement of their de-
mands for $500 for eight hours. Sheet
metal workers who have been out re-
turned to work on notification that
their scale will be signed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-02

Worcester, Mass, May 1.-The threat
ened strike of the brewery workers
took place. this morning. but the men
secured their demands and the strike is
off. The men in the future Will work
but nine hours day and the minimum
rate ranges from $l3 week for yard
laborers to So a week FOR the chief en-
.ineeS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-02
SIX Big TAlLORS
MARKS ARNRElN. the Kjap Of T:;Ic,,

VIII make and sell Il good MANY clothes
hut -" '''S S'"''ieH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-02

East Liverpool. Ohio. May ALL the
journeymen plumbers of this city
struck, today, for an advance in
Wages
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-02

Rochester. II. ", May About 100
members Of the Painters Union have
struck for an S-Eour day and S2.25.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-02

Indianapolis Ind. May AL union
plastere,s in this city struck. today
for an increase of 10 cents an hour,
which if granted will make the union
scale 80 cents. A large number of union
plumbers are also out.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-02

San Francisco. May 1.-Organized
cooks and walters of this city struck.
today. for shorter hours, more pay and
one day off each week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-05-02

RridgepoI I. Conn, May l. More than
50 per cent. of the journeymcn caIpen-
ters and all of the bricklaycrs. stone
masons and plasterers struck, this
morning At noon the strike was prac-
tically over nearly all the master
builders having agreed individually to
grant the demands of the men. The
carpenters struck for a minimum wage
rate of 30 cents an hour: the brick
layers. plasterers and stone masons for
minimum of As cents. All secured
the S-hour schedule year ago.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
TRAMPS ROB MOVING MACHINERY
Brass Stripped From Engine and Dynamo
in GOrdOn Heights

One OF the boldest daylight rob
berries that has been committed in this
section of the country was the taking
Of a lot Of brass from the railway
power house near Gordon Heights yes
terday morning. While the engineer
went around the building 10 get a
bucket of water, tramps entered the
plant removing a brush from a dyna-
mo, an oil cup from the engine and
several other valuable pieces of brass
from the machinery. The deed Is sup
posed to have been done by one colored
and two white tramps. who were seen
around there by the engineer prior 10
missing the brass. The engineer
started out after the men and trailed
them into Wilmington. where he rush
ed into the police station and wanted
an officer sent out right away He
had a fierce looking revolver in his
pocket. fs
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
MIGNONETrHS WE'RE NOISY
WcntOn Trolley Ride to Chester and An
moved PEOPLE There

The members and friends OF the
Mignonette Social. OF Wilmington, to
the number OF about 200, indulged in
the luxury OF a trolley party to this
city last night, and by the way they
Iacted, one would think that each indi-
vidual in the crowd owned the whole
town, says the Chester Republican to-
day. They arrived about 9 o'clock, and
for two hours paraded through the
streets. Shortly after IL o'clock they
boarded two trolley cars for home, but
for some reason the cars were kept
standing at Seventh and Welsh and
Edgmont avenue for some time, much
to the annoyance OF people residing in
that vicinity.
The crowd hooted. yelled and sang
alternately. and made so much noise
that four policemen We're attracted to
the scene.
When the cars were finally started
for the Delaware metropolis, the pas
.sengers were stiTl shouting and yelling
and making nuisances OF themselves
generally.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10

rell, Edward e. Curry, pilot, John w.
Vandevere. mate; Bert l.. Bates, stew
ard; Frank 3. Warren and John X. Hall,
deck hands. When closely questioned all
averred that they had never heard the
engine room crew speak about the boiler
steaning badly or of having any difficulty
in keeping it supplied with water.
The investigation lasted more than four
hours and the inspectors will submit a re-
port of their findings within a day or so
to Robert S. Rode, chief inspector, who
is now In New York.
Warren Coulson, attorney for Neafe &
Levy, who built the wrecked steamer and
the boilers, was an interested spectator
at the hearing. Horace Wilson, manager
of the Philadelphia and Wilmington
Steamboat Company; II. G. Edwars, as
sistant manager, and DR.. Adler, attorney
for the company, also we're in attendance.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
PREPARING FOR LAWN FRTR
Annual Affair at BishOpstead Promises to
be Unusually Successful

Tomorrow, September IL (the 18th,
If the weather is unfavorable on the
11th). the long-talked-of lawn fete
will take place at Bishopstead, and the
most elaborate preparations are being
made to make it a great success. The
delightful grounds and mansion viii
be open from 3 to 10 p. M, and it is
expected that a great number Of the
best people OF Wilmington and vicinity
will. as on former occasions. be pres
ent.
From $50 to $40 p. m, a supper Will
be served, which will consist, among
other things, of deviled crabs. chicken
salad and chicken croquettes. In pre-
vious years, to the great qualification
of the management, several hundred
people, emitting their home meal. have
gotten their supper at the annua,
lawn fete. In addition to the supper.
there will be tables. where ice cream,
candies, iellies and preserves, attrac-
tive cakes and fancy articles can be
purchased. There will be music by the
band, and amusement provided at
THE Country Store,' Notable Novel
ties" and The Old Curiosity Shop"
There is, as may be imagined, a
great amount of work connected with
such an entertainment as the lawn
fete, but large numbers Of the good
people Of Wilmington, as well as from
other parts OF the State, have taken
the greatest possible interest in the
matter. and under the efficient leader
ship Of the general chairman, the Rev.
George c. Hall, d. D.. have been di-
vided into committees. Of which the
following are the chairman: Supper.
Mrs. George @. Hall; Ice Cream, Mrs.
d. B. Curlett; Cakes, Mrs. Lewis VIII
hanson; 'The Country Store" Miss
Lucy Jackson; Candy, Miss Violet
Hammond; Decorations. George W.
Dorsey, Jr; Novelties, Miss jeanne
Bradford; Advertising, the Rev. VIII
lam M. Jefferis. d. D.; Jellies and
Preserves. Mrs. Caleb Churchman;
Electrical Display, Reginald Van
Trump; "Old Curiosity Shop" Mrs.
George w. Dorsey; Fancy Articles
Mrs. William r. Carney.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
ASBuRNS OLD FOLKS ENTERTAINED
Veteran Members Of the Church Enjoyed
Services

Old Folks Day was an interesting
event in Asbury NJ. D. Church on Sun
day, and an excellent program was
given in honor Of the old members.
Abner Bailey, who has been a member
of Asbufy for sixty-three years made
an interesting address. Mrs. Urny
Who has been a member for sixty-three
years, and Mrs. William Penne.l, who
has been connected with the church for
sixty-eight years. were present Col
onel Leitch sang a tenor solo, I'VE
Will Meet In the City" and Mrs.
Ralph Hughes sang Never Grow Old. q"
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
HAS NAMED COMMITTEES
Those Who Will Work for Ladies Of the
Golden Eagle

Mrs. Emma c. Sharpe. grand TEN
plar, Ladies Of the Golden Eagle. has
named the following committees;
Law Committee-Mrs John 7. Press.
No. 1 Mrs. Regina Roller. No. z; Mrs.
Eta Doughten, No. 10
Committee ON Printing-Mrs. Jennie
Reible, No. 3; Mrs Louisa Sharpe. No.
10; Mrs Eta Wingate, No. 2.
Returns and Credentials-AIr Anna
NJ. Roberts, No. 2; Miss Sydney Gar
ner No. 8; Mrs. Eva Miller, No. 10.
Appeal and Grievance-Mrs. John
Palmer, Jr., No. 2; Mrs X O'Donnell
No. 6: Mrs. R. Roller, No. Z; Mrs.
Mary A. Cox. No 3; Mrs. Laura j.
Vandegrift. No. 10; Mrs. Emma Lam
born, No. l.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
THAT PAN.AMERICAN TRIP
Governor and star VIII Go TO Bufiaio
~ ON Date 90 be Selected -rN-

Governor Hum met the members Of his
staff in the Armory here last evening and
discussed with them their proposed trip
Ito the Pan-Amercan Exposition. 1t was
decided 10 make the trip, but the date
was not fixed.
The day will be- known as Delaware
Day. at the Exposition, and many people
from this State l)ubtless will attend.
Governor Hum announced last evening
that the term Of Lewis Sasse. magistrate
would not expire until February next
The State Executive. therefore, win not
appoint Mr. Sasse's successor this mouth,
as was expected. Candidates for the Of
fee are Moses We'll and +. l.. Frcye
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
Rowing Lrague Organized

AT a meeting OF representatives Of
the. Wilmington Bicycle Club, Knights
Of Columbus. Y. NJ c. a. and Young
Mems Republican Club. held last night
in the bicycle clubs rooms, the Will
mington Bowling League was organ
lied, and the following officers were
elected: Robert d. Kemp. president;
and w. H. Williams, secretary and
treasurer. W. T. Lawson and Edward
Fahey were appointed a committee to
arrange a schedule Of games. and an
other meeting, at which the schedule
will be adopted, will be held in two
weeks.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
pARh
REGrsTER's ORDER
q EaIsrnR.s oRppn

- tGIhIEit , OAR@AN
New Castle County, Del July 26l 1901.
Upou tbs application of Aiorshah $.
NVaI executor of Mary i Wy. Fra
zer late of WlmingtOn hundred IN
aaid county deceased Il ls ordered and
directed oy the Register that the executor
aforesaid rive notice OF granting OF Let.
the deceased. with the date Of granting
thereof BY ctusinE advertisements 60 be
posted within forty days from the cato
of such Letters In six Of the most public
places OF the County Of New Castle, re-
quiring all persons having demands
against the estate 70 preseht ene SAN, ,.,,',,
or abide by an act OF Assembly IN sacn
case made and provided. and also cause
fbe aonno 10 he inserted within the same
period in the Evoning Journal O news
psper pubIishetl I'm Wilmington del, anu
10 be continued therein three weeks
~' o. ~ Given under the hand and sea
of office OF the Register oforesala.
al WILMINGTON, IN rev $50 s.,S
! .S.I County afotcsalu, the u'S "N
wear above written. ...
CALVIN w. cRQSSsA,N:-
NO yCll
sotice n hereby .ryer thae l,e'ter Yer,
rreefa rneutary were in nte form ol Nv ~
t.,...,.,ad INTO the undersigned, on the
sctb dev of July, A. ~. lsVl anu
That an nersons having cluanea asalns.' tlo sho
esfate al the decca Sod miisN pt~sch. ,- -
same duly attested, 20 the sa1a T
100 ar abide the Act ~ Assembly ~ erch
case made ana pIqS'RRs pInqiSX'RRsqInLL 5. WAY.
Executor.
Address. Francia NJ Waller, ESQ., Az
torriey-at-Lilw. Wilmington. -
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
$500 REWARDl.

We win pay the above reward for any case O.
Indigestion, C0nHtipatlon or Cosiiveness we
Cannot cure with Llyerita, the Up-To- Date
Little LIVER Pill, when the directions are strict.
and never fail to give satisfaction. 25c boxes
contain 100 Pills, 10c boxes contain 40 pills bc
boxes contain is Pills. Beware OF substituuons
and limitations. Sent by mail. Stamps taken.
NERVIrA MEDICAL 90, Cor. Clinton and
Jackson Sts.i Chicago, III. Sold by
II. Watson, Druggist. 500 Market st.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
Hnnrr So ALONE coast

For the past three days a heavy sea
has been breaking along the greater
portion OF the North Atlantic coast,
and it is believed to be the forerunaer
of a northeaster now near at hand.
The tug Ivanhoe with two barges,
bound from this city for New York
was compelled to put back to the Della
ware Breakwater yesterday after get
ting as far north as Barnegat.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
COMPANY AWAITING ACTION
Plans Must Be Approved Before Kew
Station Is Located

Although there has been much sur
mise regarding the location OF the new
station for the P. w. & B. railroad in
this city, the exact point has not yet
been decided upon for the building.
Said an official of the company this
morning: "No definite location for the
station has been decided upon, and it
is not probable that one will be uniil
the city approves the plans Of the COM
pany. When this is done the subject
Of an available point for the new struc-
ture viii probably be taken up by the
directors and plans drawn accord
ingIy."
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
win PLAY for Medal

On the rogue court at the residence
of James B. Hickman. No. 1902 Frank
lin street, tomorrow afternoon the
frst of a series Of three games for the
championship medal will be played by
Dr. B. r. Veasey and Jerome B. Bell
DR.. Veasey now holds the medal
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
TWO Property Transfers Recorded

In the City Bureau OF Registration
yesterday the transfer OF the property
OF Emile Freye and husband to John
D. Connolly was recorded.The property
is located in Shipley street, near Sew
enth, and the price paid was S13,5OO.
Bernard Carr has purchased Of Patrick
McGinnis and wife. for 50 100, the prop
erty situated at Third and Harrison
streets.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMklNtDAN LEAGUE.
At Chicago CFirst gamcl. Chicago 4:
Boston 3 (second game). Chicago, 6. Bos-
ton. 4. al CleVoland-Cloveland 4. Phia-
delphia. J.. Al Detroit-Detroit. S; Bslti-
more. q innings; raia). Milwaukee
Washington not scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York (t'irst game). New York.
o; ST. Louis. / Second game), st. Louis,
IL New York, g. At Boston Boston, 8;
Cincinnati. 3. At Phuadelphia--Pltt
il; Philadelphia 8. AT Brooklyn -Rrook-
lyn. s; Chicago. O.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
BIbIe sooiety Holds Meerine

At the rooms Of the Y NJ. c. A. last
evening, the board Of directors OF the
Delaware Bible Society held its reg
ular quarterly meeting. The report of
the Committee on Bylaws was read.
and after several amendments had
been offered. were adopted
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
Rnri.II,nts for SOLDIERS

At a recent meeting Of the Riverview
Cemetery Company four burial plots
were presented to the Delaware De
partment. G. A. r. All interment per-
mits must be given by William B.
Baugh, assistant adjutant-general of
the Delaware department.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
.rreneh street nsire Rsnaired

Under the direction OF the Street and
Sewer Department, French street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth strets. is un-
defsoing repairs. The small steam
foller OF the department was at work
on the street yesterday,
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
STORE FIXTURES

c,ET OUR PRICES on billiard and pool
(T tables before buying elsewhere. Sold
on easy payments. Our cushions are
guaranteed for twenty years, and are
made by a new vuicanizing process Old
tnbles fitted with our cushions arc as
e.6od as new, satisfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded. See our advcrtiscmeat
al s.rnauaetr wanted for Iawful Slot
rnnciire- Palmer Billiard Table works
Ienicago, Ill Az
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
Standing Of the Clubs.
MIDDLETOWN AN EASY MARK
Wilmington BoSs Had No Trouble in
Defeating Down state Toasers
NATIONAL LEAGUl

As a result Of the practice game in Mid
dletown yesterday between the local teail
and the Wilmington. the latter defeated
the down-State organization by score Of
TO 8.
A large number OF countrymcn gath
cred about the bali field in vehicles TO
witness the defeat of the visitors, but
we're sadly disappointed and many wend-
ed their way home considerably lighter in
pocket. As an umpire, Mr.. Sweet, from
some obscure corner Of the surrounding
country, ofieiated, and from his decisions
he evidently had never seen ball except
in shop window. During the game a
small-sized riot was started in which
Barker was struck with brick, and sew
eral blows were struck
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
SITUATIONS WANTED

Advertisements under this head will be
inserted free three times. II after
week, position is not obtained, the
ad Will be inserted again free OF
cost
ROY. age H. wants place In grocery
- store Has had experience Address
Alfred Anderson, 5ls East Twelfth street.
sl0-3t
w ANrED "A situation as watchman
W by q sober and Industrious man.
Can come recommended II required APP
ply No. 1913 East Eleventh street a7-3t
w ANTED. "A young colored man
w about IS years would like to learn
a trade OF some kind. Apply A. j., this
office. s7-3t
Evening journal., 1901-09-10

Eafned runs, wilmington, .. IWO-Dhse
hits, German, Somers. Sacrifice hits,
Hoffman, Somers, McGlinn, Scott and
Salvage Bases on balls. Of Scott, 1.
Struck out by Day 2: by Scott, 4. Stolen
bases, Walker. 2; Maxwell. Double plays,
Walker with Barker. with Ooffey. Passed
balls, SOmers. i. Left ON bases, Will
mington. z; Middletown, 8. Time,
hours. Umpire, Sweet.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
Cotnrrh CannOt be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional dis-
ease, and in order 70 cure ~ you must
take internal remedies, Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, and acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catarrh Cure is not a Quack med
icine II was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians in this country for years
and Is regular prescription. II IS COM
posed OF the best tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting d.
rectiy on the mucous surfaces. The per-
feet combination OF the two ingredients
i4Naaat produces such wonderful results
Ia .sazeng catarrh. Send for testimonials
Fl q ,fNlENET & Co. Props. Toledo. o.
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HaIl'Ss sFtfhily Fills are the best
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
le AGElA NO q
Y& R1

A large audience thronged the Opera
House last evening to witness the ini-
ial performance Of the Waite Comedy
company, which opened a weeks en-
sagement The production was the
'lay made famous by Mckee Rankin,
The Golden Giant Mine" The scene
laid in Idaho. and it carries a we'll
lefned and interesting plot. The
company is an exceptionally clever
lne and each character was we'll por-
rayed. The cast has been strengthen
I'd materially this season, and several
new faces appear upon the stage. In
conjunction with the regular orchestra
is a woman orchestra carried by the
company, and its work last night was
excellent. Between the acts, Harry J.
Howard, in illustrated songs, gave
choice selections The attraction to-
might will be "The Octoroon."
Thrilling situations. new mechanical
'ffects, electricity, and lot Of irresist-
bly, funny comedy, with plenty OF
'inging and dancing, are all to be
'ound in ''The Tide of Life" which
viii be presented in the Wilmington
Theatre for three nights, commencing
Thursday. The play is up-to-date and
american to the core. and there is
lothing in it to bring a blush to the
heck Of innocence. This last fact ii
worth noting in these days of unwhole.
some theatricals The story it tells il
taken direct from life. A rict
banker has daughter whS
Is the pride of his heart. She
Is stolen by a river pirate, who tries +,
make her an outcast. but is foiled b!
the innate goodness Of the girl, and sh,
'annot be spoiled. In the end she 4
-estored to her father. and marries
Young man who has been true to he
IN adversely. There is more in tn
olot than this. but the adventures o
the girl are the main part of it. Mis-
Clara Coleman, well remembered her
IS a soubrette star, plays the part c
lJill
Marie Corelli's "Thelma,", whic
Charles w. Chase has dramatized Il
Alden Benedict, will be presented l.
a most excellent aud carefully selects
company in the Grand Opera House {
I Monday night. Mr.. Chase has spei
{ much time upon this work. whiC
; gives every promise Of popular succes
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
WANTED.
BOARD AND RooMs.

NOR RENT. Three unfurnishod rooms.
II second floor Apply 3oi East Second
street sl0-2t
w ANTED Occupants for second
w story front room. furnished or un-
urnished. Apply 2i1 East Sixth street.
n29. tr4ut ri
u OARDERs and lodgers wantedpt No. 3
ID West Fourth strcct nlG-tf
Evening journal., 1901-09-10

VNT ANTED- Tin plate miliworkors
w Competent rollers. doubiors heat
rs catchers, screwboys and shoarmen are
mered fun rates az Jobs In our non-union
lills, now running or soon TO be started.
ull protection and steady work guarnn-
eed. Apply, stating experience, TO Amerl-
an Tin Plate Co.. 1916 Carnegie Building,
ittsburg, Pa. a20-6t
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
ROp sALR

NOR SALE--A 9-year-ol'd horse IN
II good condition: good driver and
worker. Address 6ii Church street
slO-8t M
NOR SALE.-Lady's bicycle, hat DO,
II desk. walnut and oak chamber suites
desk walnut and oak chamber suits
up; oyster bar and steamer, largo nun
tie mirror. nnc plano and organ, velour
parlor suits. rocking chairs, soc ups fine
antique mahogany table 800 yard OF car
pet. MMAHON BROS.
502 King 81
Delmarvia 1926.
(NOOD morse for sale, cneap. one sun
" rey for sale. w. H. HALLhTIA
livery Stable, 4l9-4H French street.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
HELP WANTED

wv ANTED AT once. a boy 10 drive a
w delivery wagon Apply az sneilen-
purg a Co. Seventh ana Market streets.
sl0-St
w ANTED. Young woman as chnd's
w nurse for two small children Ad-
dress ~ I. y. p, Evening Journal office.
s9-6t
w ANTED.--A good colored girl to
" work IN restaurant Apply Holt's
Quick Lunch Parlor, 9 East Fourth
street. aO-3t
Wy ANTED. Coed stout boys. about IS
w years of age. Apply Augustine
faper Mhls sl.steod
w ANTED.--A girl FOR general house
w work. Apply 6i5 Franklin street
sG-lt
w TANTED -Tinplate mill workers.
w competent rollers, doublers, heat
ers, catchers. screw boys and shearmen
are offered fun rates at Jobs in our nom
union mills, now running, or soon 70 be
started. Full protection and steady
work guaranteed Apply, stating experi-
ence. 20 American Tinplate Company
No. 1910 Carnegie Building, Pittshurg,
Pa. sG-3w
.OOn COMPETENT, experienced men
LUU for all departments In tin plate
mills, steady Job, good pay. i20 South
NJ ANAoER WANTED in every large
AZ county 70 appoint agents for tn
amous "Game o. Skill" nickel Slot ma
hine for drinks or cigars; lawful every
'here. takes place Of all forbidden slot
lachinee. Rented OF sold on easy pay
nents. Secure territory quick. Palmer
'iiliard Table Works Chicago. III. a30
w ANTED.- Several persons OF charac-
W ter and good reputation n each
tate Zone In this county requlred) 90 rep
csent and advertise old established
ealthy business house of solid financial
tnnding Salary SIS weekly, with ex-
onaea additional. all payable IN cash
ach Wednesday direct from head offices.
iorsa ana Carnage furnished, when Noe
ssnry. References. Enclose aelf-addrcss-
Il stamped envelope. Manager, sOG Cax-
ON Building. Chicago. si-lit
VNT ANTED. Tin plate miliworlsors.
w Competent rollers doubiors, heat
rs, catchera, screwboys and shcurmen are
fered fun rates az Jobs IN our non-union
lills, now running or soon 10 be started.
ull protection and steady work guarnn-
Nf,r.ItH
Evening journal., 1901-09-10

w ANTED AT once. boy TO drlYe a
w delivery wagon Apply az Snellen-
lurg a CO. Seventh ana Market streets
e1O-vf
Evening journal., 1901-09-10
NOTICES

n OTtCE.-The Economy Cut Price Tea
~ and Provision Company, northwest
corner Ninth and Spruce streets. will open
the 18th instant. Watch for4Glrculars
s6-3t
~ OTICE.-Dursteins perfectos. i0c.
IN Segars are on sale az Ainscows
restaurant. Wrlghts drug store and DIT.
Robinson's, for convenience of up-town
customers. Ask for them.
NOTICE. Removal DIT. Forrest has re-
IN moved 10 No. 1000 Jackson street.
s3-lm
~ ENTs' FINE CLOTHING made to or
" der by relable merchant tailor on
mall weekly or monthly payments. Ad-
ress postofflce box 167, city. aSl-2m
Evening journal., 1901-09-10

w ANTED. Young woman as chids
w nurse for two small children Ad-
lress ~ l. y. p. Evening Journal office.
Evening journal., 1901-09-10

w ANTED.--A good colored girl to
~ work IN restaurant. Apply Holts
Quick Lunch Parlor East Fourth
street sI0-gt
Evening journal., 1901-09-10

VNT ANTED. Coed stout boys. about IS
w years of age Apply Augustine
Paper Mills s5.sleod
Evening journal., 1901-09-10

OOO COMPETENT. experienced men
LUU for all departments IN tin plate
mills; steady job, good pay. i20 South
sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa s5-6t