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Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Noted on the Run

The null tie is certainly first favorite
among neck fittings"
Half the time It's not null at all, how
ever, but of Persian lawn and made at
home by the wearer's own nimble fingers,
a yard and a-half OF lawn being enough
for a half dozen ties.
Certain dainty ones are edged with dim
ity of pink or pale blue, or delicate green.
The girl who can hemstitch must hem
stitch in these days, for all the prettiest
Summer frocks show a garniture of this
dainty work.
The tucked yoke Of one grass linen
froek was hemstitched to the plain band
Of the goods that passed around the bust,
and it in turn was hemstitched to the
tucked lower part.
Ruchings, plaitings-accordion box and
side-lace insertions. tucks. fschus,
iounces, ribbons. contrasting bands and
French knots are also fashionable trim
mings.
Blue. and green is an oft-seen combina-
tion Of this Spring
Garnitures Of fruit appear on many OF
the newest Spring hats for girls. Clusters
OF cherries or currants are particularly
popular and are certainly a relief from
the universal rose.
All the expensive black shoes have top
lofty heels that make their wearers wall
like Chinese ladies Of quality.
Lacey stockings and low shoes dom
seem exactly a proper combination. bu
they are worn, nevertheless.
/ oyster is the most talked about colo
OF the season. 1t Is supposed TO sugges
varying tones of the waters In which thu
succulent bivalve has its dwelling, al
though II appears in a variety Of shade!
OF green, from a delicate-almost white
tone to a dim but unmistalSable green.
The pOlka-dot is as popular as ever.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
HOW TO Remove PreekIes

The fact that freckles are the usual
penalty exacted by Nature for the bestow-
n of delicate complexion I'm no way
sompensates any daughter of Eve for
heir unwelcome presence. The poet may
all them "the kisses of Apollo" but she
brefers TO dispense with the attentions OF
he sun-god Probably the least offensive
md dishguring of all skin blemishes, they
IRE the most obstinate to remove. Derma-
ologists have tried in vain to compound
remedy which should be a permanent
cure. 1t has yet to be found True, they
may be faded, even removed in many
cases, after persistent treatment; but.
With the advent of the warm Spring days
and Summer winds, they are very apt to
eappear. The Summer girl inclined TO
reckle, who yet justly refuses to be
housed when sun, sky and sea WOO her.
pas on hand perpetual problem.
Freckles are divided into two classes-
fold or constitutional freckles and Sum-
ner or light freckles. The latter fade
gradually, or yield for a time, at least, to
mild lotions. The former require almost
heroic treatment which then frequently
brings disappointment 1t Is impossible
ruthfully to guarantee a freclSle cure.
The very situation OF the freckle-below
he surface-offers an obstacle one diff
iculty in the way of their removal lies in
he wide difference in the texture of diff
erent skins. freckle lotion that will
pave no effect upon ones complexion will
rritate and blister that Of another.
The chief ingredient which enters into
many ireckle lotions is acid. An acid will
pleaeh the spots when it reaches them. II
must have usually something to draw
hem nearer to the surface. Ordinary mas
page of the face will do this gradually.
md by promoting the activities of the
KIM in manner prevent the small de-
posits Of iron Good facial circulation IS
Zoe to most facial blemishes. The COM
honest acid and the most effective is
emon juice, pure or diluted, as the skin
dictates.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
NEW RAILWAY BILLS PASS
PENNSYLVANIA SENATE

Harrisburg. June 1.-Tte senate yes
terday broke all its records for prompt
action on legislation by passing finally
within less than 4S hours after they
were introduced, the Emery and Focht
elevated and subway railway bills. The
bills were called Up ahead Of numerous
other measures on the calendar at yes
terday's session, and passed without
debate by a vote of 80 20 6.
They will be reported from commit.
tee in the house on Monday afternoon
and read for the first time at the even
ing session. The order Of business will
probably be arranged by the rules com.
mittee to take up the bills on Tuesday
for second reading and the following
day for third reading ana final passage
The promoters of the bills say that
they will be promptly signed by Gov
ernor Stone, and that corporation
will Immediately be organized, with a
large capital, to take out charter foi
the erection Of an elevated railway sys
TEN in Philadelphia and suburbs.
Among other bills passed finally
were Appropriatlng $4,000 for the
erection Of a monument to the late
Governor Curtin taxing store orders
etc. 25 per cent On their face value
providing for the e,eetlon by the peo
pie of mine inspectors for the anthra
cite regions.
Adjourned until Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Mems and WOmsn'S Intfntinns

A man may remark on his intention
o marry at some indefinite future
me, when prudenee or other consider
lions may make it possible or advls-
pie, without having, as a rule. to run
ne gauntlet OF chorus of impertinent
nd stupid would-be witty remarks.
5ut should a girl be bold enough. or.
ather. natural and simple enough. to
ay the same thing, what would be The
|esultY Why, everyone knows that she
would be promptly sneered ont of
ountenance. And why? It is immod-
st for a woman to express a determi-
atI0n 10 enter into a state which we
re being continually reminded is n
atural and honorable state, while II is
lodest and proper for a man ito do so?
uch a distinction would never be
rawn except for the ''cheapness" to
'hlch reference has been made. If a
IAN wants to marry he can marry; ii
ne hrst woman he asks refuses him.
e mas only to ask a second, or perhaps
third or founth. 1t would be safe to
uarantee that within a month any
nan or fairly respectable life and DO
luon and appearance who cared to
bake the experiment could marry in
is own class, could marry probably a
oman much superior to himself. But
hat about the girl who intends to
barry 'some day? Is she not in a
cry different position from the man?
iere is a girl of good character
huch better than the mans. probably
average intelligence, average good
Jokss theoretically. she is free TO
harry whom she will; but is she? If
he receives one distinct offer of mar
age she has had more than her share.
|ccording to the probable average. The
bet that, by an unwritten law. a
roman must not take, and. indeed.
oes not want to take the initiative.
as very little TO do with the extremely
mited choice which modern condi-
ons impose upon Englishwomen.- -
nineteenth Century.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Notes From WOman's Realm.

net with one sail suggests Carrie and her
hatchet. A giggling face rooted over with
a thatch Of gaudy flowers, brings UP the
thought Of a calf's head in rose BUSH
and is rarely used in pictures Of the Ma
donna.
There is e little round sailor perched
slightly into the future. and when the
wearer calls we know she means business
If we don't buy her book, and IS prepared
TO use force If moral suasion fails. Again,
there is a wavy, fiabby, excruciation hung
diagonaliy on one side Of the head with
long streamers, that harmonizas we'll with
goo-goo eyes. There is also a cute way
of wearing a widows Grape bonnet to in
ldicate that some time the wearers great
grief can be assuaged by the proper party.
There is a vague something about a
woman's hat that agrees with her face,
and they say it becomes her And the
lady who hits the mysterious combination
y is the triumph of the ages But / suppose
there will always be q healthy majority
who will continue on till doomsday to
deck themselves in a patchwork of re-
lbelious colors and hat outrages, and nc
matter how much money they spend will
continue 20 look like a bargain sale oi
remnants My soul always thrills as the
little fat woman comes down the street
wearing iin cushion tied on with
4 string or a sugar-scoop creation. fee
that same thrill when the tall, angular
woman appears with the sky-scraper Gu
pola.-Ralph Palette.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
The Dersely Populated States.

Washington. June 1.-The census
volume on population shows that. ex
cluding the District of Columbia, which
is in effect a municipality, Rhode Isl.
and. with 407 inhabitants to the square
mile in 1900, IS the most densely pop
ulated state In the Union, while Mass
achusetts comes next, with not quite
349 inhabitants 10 the square mile.
New Jersey. with little more than
ESQ inhabitants to the square mile, Is
the third state in point Of density of
population. Connecticut is fourth,
New York fifth Pennsylvania sixth
and Maryland seventh. Alaska has but
one-tenth of one person to the square
mile and Nevada only four-tenths Of
one person.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
New Style Of Yelling

Perhaps the most fashionable thing at
the moment is the Nell Gwy hne veil.
which is of plain ground. with u spot on
each side OF tho cheek. suggesting that
the wearer had placed n mouche. or
beauty spot on her face like the famous
lady Of the Court OF King Charles, who
has for the moment overrun the affections
or ne playgoer Thia spot may be either
circular OF of some other shape. and It
may be large on one side and small on the
ether. Whatever the size or shape. how
ovor. The efeet Is the sarle. for +, height
ems the complexion and gives brightness
TO the eye In a very marked manner.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
enalneer Fooled Traln Robbers.

Minneapolis. June 1.-The Jouma
says: Passengers on the Burlington
limited from Chicago report an at
tempt made Thursday midnight to rob
the train by band of robbers. The
story is that the train was running at
an ordinary rate of speed just out Of
Savanna, Ills. whom the engine struck
and detonated five track torpedoes
Tho engineer was rapidly bringing the
train to a stop, when five armed men
sprang from the roadside and made for
the train. The engineer pulled the
throttle wide open and started the
train so quickly that none of the sup
posed highwaymen could climb aboard.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
count Maldersee Mav vlnlt ua.

Washington, June /. - Whether
Count Won Waldersee will return from
China by way OF the United States has
not been definitely made known to the
authorities here. The departure OF the
commander-in-chief from China will
not be later than June IA. The vari
GUS foreign representatives do not ex
pect there will be any need TO choose
a successor to Count Won Waldorsee
as 1t is said there will be no occasion
for joint command over the compare
lively small force constituting the le
cation guards.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
New Idea for Engaged Girls

The newest idea for engaged girls is
he wedding chest, and few girls who
re not engaged are the secret posses
ors of this sentimental and at the
anne time sensible article. The we'd
ling chest may be a trunk of latest
tyle. or it may be a fine cedar chest,
II of carved wood all beautifully orna.
|nented. or it may be a plain wooden
flair prettily carved and lined with
lowered chintz. Some of the hand
ome chests are lined with quilted and
|cented satin, but sachet bags can be
but in any of them for that matter.
The idea is to fill the chest with
pretty things to wear or for the furn.
shing or decoration of a home. One
|sirl is filling hers with dainty lingerie
which she is making herself, another
s buying things from time to time ant
|illing her chest with them. Not alone
hings to wear, such as gloves, lingerie
Ind dainty hosiery, but pieces Of lace
tapestry squares for covering sofa pill
ows, handsome table covers. etc.
Another girl is making a fine collec
ion of table linen-napkins, doylies
entrepieces, and so on. She alread.
las a number Of beautiful pieces il
inen and lace, some hemstitched
some embroidered and some will
Elaborate drawnwork Pretty lists o
hina and bric-a-brac go into the ches
If another girl, while still another 4
making a collection of after Dime
sOffee cups and tiny spoons.
Thus the girls are slowly collecting
pretty things and saving them for us
n their new homes. AS a rule thei
friends know of the chests and TAX
pleasure in helping fill them, although
some of the girls like to feel tina
Everything was bought with their owi
money and selected by their own taste
Viewed in any light, the idea is
pretty one and full of charming an
|3ensible sentiment
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
WILL ENTERTAIN FIREMEN
Will Take Trip on Delaware and View
0ther Points

On June IA and Is the Phoenix Fire Com
pany win entertain the members Of the
Philadelphia Steam Fire Company of
Pottsville. The committee appointed by
the local company to look after the visit
ors is as follows;
d. T.. McCunn, j. W. Garland George
Ward, Emmet Morrow. w. J. Mckinney
Edward Curnes. George Munden and
George Darrell.
The visitors will be taken for trip or
the Delaware In the steamer Ulrica. They
will visit New Castle jail and see the
whipping-post and be shown every spot OF
interest In and around Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

In Old Swedes Church tomorrow tho
02d anniversary of the dedication Of tho
church viii be held. The Rev. s. f.
Hotchkin will give the sermon at the
morning service. The services for the day
will be as follows: 1880 "a. m.. sermon and
second celebration. 745 D. M. service and
address.
The Rev. II. s Dulany yesterday
visited the trolley victims i'm the Della
waer Hospital.
Miss Ida Mckay. a teacher I'm the
Sunday school OF Asbury M. E.
Church, left yesterday for Washington.
-. c., where she will make her home
-one hundred and forty-nine bar
bers in the city have received certifi-
Gates from the board OF examiners of
the BARRIERS Association.
In St Pauls M. e. Church to-mor-
row evening, the Rev W. l.. S. Muir
ray viii preach a sermon on "Purga-
tory
On account of the non-Iayment OF
a debt of $500 the Centennial NJ. p.
Church, of the Delaware Annual Con-
ference, i'm Duck Creek hundred. was
sold by the sheriff to-day.
lit is probable that the Delaware
railroad will be double-tracked between
This city and Townsend before next
Winter.
In st. Joseph's Church this morn
ing mass was said over the body of
George Thomas.
in the A. u NJ p Church. Ninth
and French streets. the ninety-sixth
anniversary Of the church will be cele-
ora.bed at o'clock this afternoon.
On Monday evening the regular
monthly meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Wilmington c. E.
Union will be held in Olivet Presby-
terian Church, Fourth and Broome
streets.
The Pennsylvania railroad has is
sued handsome Summer excursion
book containing much valuable infOr-
nation for tourists.
Horace G. Knowles, William II.
Blaine, Thomas A. ID. HutsOn and
William II. Clayton addressed Sixth
ward Republicans last evening.
Members Of the congregation Of
Olivet Presbyterian Church gave an
enjoyable reception to their new pas
tor and his family last evening.
On Tuesday night a meeting Of the
graduating class of the Wilmington
High School will be held in the audi
torium of the school to discuss COM
mencement matters.
Magistrate Bradley last evening
fined Bessie Edward and Fannie b.
Wolf 81 and costs each for using
abusive language towards George M.
Gray and family.
Local bank clearings for the week
ending az noon to-day were SS44, SAG,
compared with $Sl6,69i for the CORE.
spending period last year.
THE Rev William J. Hamilton viii
officiate in st. Johns Church to-mor-
row evening.
Stockholders of tho LombardyI
Cemetery Company will hold their an-
nual meeting this afternoon.
-Pierson Grove Sunday school. near
sll1ton, will celebrate its twenty-fifth
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
PRICE OF COAL
WAS ADVANCED TO-DAY

Prepared coal. or what IS known as
family coal" was advanced this morning
25 cents per ton by the retail local dealers.
This advance is due to the fact that
wholesale dealers have advanced their
price. which compelled the retail men 10
do likewise During the past year the
price of coal dropped and It is the inten-
ton Of the mine owners TO gradually rise
the price until it reaches the original
scale, of $3.50 ton. II is not
probable that the price adopted to-day
will be raised again. however, before Au-
gust.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
SOON WILL SHIP CARS
Three New Trolleys About Completed
by jackson and Sharp Company

In few days the Jackson and Sharp
Company will ship, by barge, three
new cars, recently built for the Cape
May. Delaware Bay and Sewelrs Point
railway in Cape May.
In addition TO the shipment to be
made by the local company, six trolley
cars built for the same road by a Read
ing (Pa-) firm will be sent TO this city
and loaded at the same time
Il. NJ. Lott, electrical engineer of the
road, accompanied by his wife. has
been in Wilmington fer several weeks
experimenting the work. The carr
built in Reading will be shipped 10 this
city by the way of the =. d r. rail.
road
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Charattsr in Nnman,s Hat

character protrudes from the hat a
oman wears A cart-wheel hat with tall.
|xuriant plumage. worn on the back OF
'e head so rs to hide the stage from four
VS. OF seats behind. IS an evidence OF
robhied brain and abnormal seinshness.
brand new s25 pile worn low on the side
id late into church IS not always the
gn Of coqfecrated piety.
"A plain derby hat worn severely for
ard indicates an ardent desire TO wield
.e ballot, while a little butter bowl bon
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
AT ASSOCIATION HAIL
Gymnasium Glasses Closed for the
GeaROn To-day

Gymnasium classes Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will close this evening for the Summer.
Joseph McEldowney, the physical direc-
tor will attend the physical directors
conference. which will be held in Phnadel-
phia, commencing June Q, and ending
June s.
william II. Williams the general secre-
tary. will attend the Y. NJ. G. A. conven-
tion, which will be held in Boston from
June II TO l5 There will also be a num-
ber Of other young men Of the associa-
tion go with Mr.. Williams.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
CHESTER SOON WILL
HAVE NEW SHIPYARD

With capital Of S3.OOOOOO. COM
pany is being organized to build a new
shipyard on the Delaware river. The
promoters OF the company claim that
81. 10000 has already been subscribed,
and they have optioned a plot OF ground
at Chester where it is proposed to
erect the plant.
One OF the leading factors in the
new concern Is Senator W. G. Sproul
Of Delaware county Pa, who represents
the largest investors.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
NO SERIOUS COURT CASES
Minor Cases Heard 10y Judge Church.
man This Morning

Phillip Traynor and Mary Matthes
were fined SO and costs by Judge
Churchman this morning fer being
drunk. Their faces have appeared in
City Court before
Charles August was fined So and
costs for diBorderly conduct James
.O'Niel was assessed So and costs foi
a similar oifense.
The case OF Frederick w. Fem. foi
breaking a city ordinance, was contin.
ued until Wednesday morning.
Charles Glib was fined 81 and cost!
on the charge of assault and battery
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
DOTKIN WITNESSES MAKING READY
Will Go to San Francisco Early This
Month

Sixteen Delaware witnesses. who two
years ago crossed the continent to tes-
tify in the case of Mrs. Cordelia Bot
kin, afterward convicted of the mur-
der Of Mrs. John p. Dunning, of Dover
by sending poisoned candy through the
mails. will again start for San Fran
cisco early this month.
Attorney General Ward said to-day
that he did not know on what date the
witnesses would leave. Neither he MOI
his deputy. Mr.. Richards, will accom-
pany them.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Bill and PM Threshed

c. II. Carton has had considerable
trouble lately over his horse and sur
rey They have been taken out Of his
stable repeatedly and used. and it was
not until one evening this week thai
he caught the transgressOrs. They
were Pill" and Phil" two boys who
are employed in Mr. Cartons mattress
making establishment. He caught
them red-handed, and administered
a sound thrashing to each of them. His
horse and surrey have not been stolen
since
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
This Is ST. NIoodeme,s Dav

June 1 is dedicated in the Roman cal
endar to st. Nicomede. said to have
been a disciple Of ST. Peter. He was
scourged to death by whipping in A.
ID. 80. 1t was on June 1, 1856, that the
bones of St Quietus were enshrined in
the church of Our Lady of Grace in
Hoboken, n j., Archbishop Bailey Of
ficiating, the first ceremony of the kind
ever performed in the United States
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Monument Unveillno POSTPONED.

Berlin. June 1.-The Bismarck mon.
ument committee formally announced
last night the postponomont 20 an in,
definite date CT the ceremony Of unveil
ing the statue to BisnarCl, erected in
front Of the reichstag building. which
had been fixed for Monday next,
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Has EIente,i nmoers

Lodge No. 117S, International Jour
neymen BARRIERS Union of America,
has elected the following officers:
President, Joseph Schorah; vice-presi-
dent, George Keisel; financial secre-
tary, Benjamin Steffenberg; recording
secretary Harry Tibbett; treasurer,
George Egle.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Weekly Report or Health soard

According to the weekly report of Secre-
tary Cahill. of the Board of Health. there
have been recorded 22 deaths. II births and
10 marriages during the week. The report
shows decrease of s deaths and births,
and an increase OF marriages over the
same week last year.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Ordained "a Deacon

At special ordination services held
in the Chapel Of the Good Shepherd,
Bishopstead this morning. Charles
Thatcher Pheiffer was ordained as dea-
con by Bishop Coleman. The Rev. DR..
Jefieris preached the ordination SER
mon.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
NOTICE.

On and after April I, 1901, the
County Taxes remaining unpaid
will be placed in the hands of a
Magistrate for collection. Where
tenants reside in property rents
will be attached and where owners
reside in property suit will be
brought before a Magistrate with
costs added in both cases.
HORACE q. RETTE w,
Receiver of Taxes.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Doe rhAt 81, HarkIns o.ptnr. d

Dog Catcher Ropp this morning cap
tured the brown setter dog yhat bit Pat
rick Harldns in the eye recently The
dog is not mad, but is vicious. Mr.. Har-
klns is suffering with his eye, which Is
very much inhamed. The dog belonged to
William schneese, No. ZIG East Sixth
street
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Made His First Run

AT 1911 o'clock this morning Fl. G
Mearns. who succeeded Captain Thomas
Hawkins as conductor on the Della.
ware division OF the r.. w. g. b. rail.
road, made his first run down the Del.
aware road
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
To Build Store ana FIats

T. w. Fenn will build a store and two
flats al the corner of Eighth and Tatnall
streets. The new property win replace the
old one at that corner which was recently
damaged by fire.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
More Tax on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Commencing to-day all manufac-
turers in this State must take out H.
censes under a new law, requiring The
payment of So, and in addition there
to fifty cents a thousand on the valua.
tion Of the real and personal property
Of the manufacturing plant. Former
ly the license was based ON the value
of the purchases and amount of pay
roll
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Pnt in New Switch

Manager Jesse X. Baylis, OF the Opera
House, IS having a new double throw
three pole switch put I'm the theatre. When
the row apparatus is IN position 1t will
'be possible to operate several individual
currents.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Tom 10 Pieces by Machinery.

Scranton, Pa, June 1.-Twelve-year-
old Charles Seeley was caught by a
rapidly revolving shaft at Pecks plan
ing mill yesterday afternoon, and be-
fore the machinery could be stopped
his body was practically torn to pieces.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Laborer,s Hands BADLY crushed

Thomas School. an Italian had his
right hand crushed and the fingers Of
his left hand mangled while employ
ed in a quarry He was sent 20 the
Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
shaves Now Ten @ 90.

Beginning to-day. all BARRIERS in the city
who have charged s cents for a shave
raised tho price 20 10 cents. This move
was decided upon by the BARRIERS Protec-
dive Association.
Evening journal., 1901-06-01
Lnninra ON Ricrnln Ride

Twelve members OF the Junior Depart
ment Of the " NJ c. A. went out the
Kennett pike this morning on a bicycle
ride