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Evening journal., 1901-01-03
Aeed Woman Is Dend

Mrs. Adaline Jones. widow of
Thomas Jones, died at No. 1913 Lam
caster avenue yesterday Of general de-
bilty.
Evening journal., 1901-01-03
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Evening journal., 1901-01-03
Phoenix Company Returns Thanks

Members Of the Phoenix Fire Com
pany desire to return thanks to those
who voted for their company in the
contest for a suite of library furniture
at Max Ephraim's popular clothing
house.
Evening journal., 1901-01-03
Wn Leoture on coal

IN the parish house of St. Johns
Episcopal Church. Professor Twitmyer
will lecture on Coal and Its Pro
ducts"
Evening journal., 1901-01-03
Returned Missionary TO Speak

Miss Clara f. Fighter, a returned
missionary from China. viii address a
meeting in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1901-01-03
Retal crooera Eleot OAHcers

Wilmington Retail Grocers' Ex-
change held its annual meeting and
election last evening.
Evening journal., 1901-01-03
Omoera Are Eleoted

Officers as nominated by the Young
Mems Democratic Club We're elected
last night.
Evening journal., 1901-01-03

f The excellent bill presented at Dock
staders Theatre this week still con-
hnues to draw large crowds at each
performance. For next week Mr. Dock
stader announces the engagement of
the Francesca Redding Company.which
will present "A Man From Mexico
and Nell Gym"
Evening journal., 1901-01-03
AMONG THE PLAYERS

Denman Thompson will appear at
the Opera House next Tuesday night.
This play has always found much IA
yCr with the public as it teaches a
a lesson OF no mean order. IL is a
portrayal OF human nature that always
has won the admiration of the MASSES.
and The praise of critics. THE Old
Homestead is said to be written with
out the usual dramatic rules. as there
is no villain. no melO-dra-
matte hero. no lovers, no murder. no
lost will, and no thrilling climaxes.
The interest is maintained in a simple
manner, by the revelations of human
character. by real people who touch
the heart with genuine pathos. bub-
bling hum0r. sonss that We like and
homely wit. 1t is stage picture Of
goodness piety and faith in human
kind, without a coarse suggestion. The
very fact of it being unlike other plays
is one Of the secrets Of its success.
There is an honest plainness about the
play that is calculated to make one
think and think deeply. The interest
never flags. and it never depends on
clap-trap, or horse play, for its hui
NOR or pathOs. Denman ThOmpsOn's
portrayal of Uncle Josh is acknowl-
edged to be the most natural of all the
stage creations. There is really moth
Ing new to say about Mr.. Thompson
or his play excepting that he brings
his own company, and the usual accss-
sories. and a fine performance is as
surad.
Mrs. Georgia Dickson. one OF the best
character actresses on the English
speaking stage. has made a pronounced
hit as Mrs. Calender in "The Chris
tian,' her unctious Scotch dialect be-
ing a treat to hear. Frank Roberts as
Archdeacon Wealthy, stands out
prominently, and the delightful sar-
casm put into the part by Hall Caine
finds an excellent exponent in Mr. Rob
erts. Adolph Lestina, as John Storms
father, is said to be in keeping with
the Others in this notable cast, while
Guy Nichols as Father Lamplugh, is a
strong factor in the stirring scenes
with John Storm and Lord Robert IRE.
Perd.tha Hudspeth, an English ac-
trcss who has made a hit in this coun-
try. is the Liza. of which she is the
original. The entire company, includ-
Ing the auxiliary force, numbers over
fifty people, and two carloads of spe-
cial scenery will be transported to the
Opera House stage next Monday
night
In the Opera House last evening the
Huntley-Jackson Company presented
10 a large audience the drama, "The
rorando." in which Mr.. Huntley took
the leading part This evening "An
Innocent Sinner" will be presented
which is one of the strongest plays
presented by this most most excellent
company.
Tho excellent bill presented at Dock
stadel's Theatre this week still con
tinues to draw large crowds at eacl
performance For next week Mr.. Dock
stader announces the engagement o
the Francesca Redding Company
viii present "A Man From Mexico
and Nell Gym"
Evening journal., 1901-01-03
Attention Home Seekers !

7 have now on hand two elegantly
finished aud well-built new houses. on
the south side Of West Ninth. between
Franklin and Broome streets. which can
be bought on VERY EASY TERMS
Your immediate Inspection invited. Key
10 be had OF
CHARLES f. WHITE,
0I5 riarket Street.
Evening journal., 1901-01-03
The Equitable
GUARANTEE AND
Trust Company

acts as Executor, Administrator Trustee
or Guardian, and as Receiver or Agent
OF Corporations or individuals.
IL accepts Trusts Of Real or Personal
Property, which may at any time be re-
voked by the owner during his life, and
which avoid the possibility OF will con-
tests after his death
lt makes a speciality OF the care OF Real
Estate, taking entire charge OF the prop
lerty. It pays the taxes places Insurance
and attends 10 the renewals OF insurance
promiums; collects rents. makes all nec-
eaeary repairs, etc, and relieves the
owner OF what is often a burden, and
sometimes source Of loss, Instead OF
paying Investment.
Il receives deposits OF money and pays
interest thereon.
u rents safe deposit boxes and stores
silserware and valuables In rs vaults.
"a treats as confidential all business en-
trusted TO AZ.
II solicits correspondence ana consulta-
tlon.
Evening journal., 1901-01-03
EXPRESS TRANS.

Schedule 90 effect November %. 1900
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
liohf
Evening journal., 1901-01-03

ID D MARTIN Aian o PaFs rTarlc
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NAY TRY coLoRED woRkMrN.
Chicago Company Imports 800 Ne
Qross-Troubie Is Feared,

Chicago Company Imports 500 Ne
qross-Troubie Is Feared.
Chicago. July 24-The advent at
Melrose Park today of 800 negro
workingmen, 25 women and three
preachers. imported from Mobile. Ala.
by the Latrobe Steel and Coupler
Works, Is awaited with interest by the
residents Of the suburb and the 600
workmen now employed in the plant
Threats OF the workmen to strike for
higher wages are believed by many to
have been the cause OF the importa-
top. Officials Of the company deny
this, but the workers see a strange
similarity between this importation
and the rumors that colored men were
30 be taken to the Pennsylvania
works OF the steel trust. They are
Eeipg to try II on the dog out here
nrst," wfs the remark made BY one OF
the w6rkmeu.
Trouble Is feared. Governor Gates
VIII be asked TO try and prevent the
importation OF the negroes.
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BUT LITTLE CORN LEFT
Over rs Per Cent. Of the Crops
Damaged in Kansas.
INJURY IS NOW BEYOND REPAIR.

Meanwhile the Temperatures Still Re-
main Over the 100 Mark, and Rain
of Any Amount Is Not Promised
for Days.
New York. July 24-There Is every
reason for believing that the early
reports of damage TO the corn crop by
the drOsIth have not been exaggerated
On the contrary. 1t is quite evident
that the situation is very much worse
than at first reported, and that now
much of the injury is beyond repair.
The region of worst damage lies
within an irregular circle Of about 600
miles in diameter, with ST. Joseph,
Mo-, as an approximate centre.
The following question was sent to
large number of bank presidents in
Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri and Kansas
by The Journal of Commerce;
Kindly wire your opinion OF per
centage of damage to corn and live
stock by drouth in your vicinity
The answers indicate very serious
losses in the region specified In Kan
sas many report 75 Ter cent, damage
to corn; in Missouri the majority of
reports are between so and rs per cent
damage; in Nebraska the reports are
generally between s3 and so per cant,
damage, while in Iowa the injury il
generally between rs and 30 per cent.
II would seem from the returns
given that loss of so per cent. in this
district would be an exceedingly moo
pr-a 20 ncft
loss of at least $4,000 600 bushels In
the region. of greatest drouth, and
probably considerably more 1t should
be borne IN mind that these figures
and reports refer only to the small dis
trict of greatest damage. No attempt
has been made TO ascertain the injury
elsewhere. The damage to live stock
is considerable in Missouri and Kan.
sas, but very slight in Iowa and Ne
hraska
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GENERAL SOUTHERN NEWS.

JAMESTOWN. Tenn. July IA tese-
phone message from Sunny Brook.
KY, says: Another oil well has bean
struck OIL COWS at the rate OF i0C
barrels per hour according TO the re-
port received here"
Montgomery, Ala. July 2s.-At the
constitutional convention yesterday
section As OF the executive department
was adopted as follows: 1.-THE lsgis-
lature shall pass such laws as they
may deem Axpedient to Suppress the
evil practice Of dueling."
Richmon, Va, July 19.-The Prohi-
bition state convention in session here
yesterday. nominated tho following
ticket: For governor. o. C. Rucker, of
RedfQra; lteutepent governor, W. 7.
Bcndick, of Ace6maG attorney gen.
eral,, f. 8. Lee, OF Salem. A platform,
briefly bat vigorously dsuouncins the
liquor trafic, and declaring In favor OF
honest elections and against division
OF the public school fund. was adopted.
Alexandria, Va. July 17.-Acting
Mayor Pan has inaugurated cam
paign against hogs within the city linn
its. It Is coincidence that about the
same date In l7ss-l4s years ago-ths
town authorities ordered 'that some
effectual methods be taken TO suppress
the keeping and raising Of hogs by
the inhabitants Of this town" Com
plsts success has never been attained.
Nashville, Tenn, July 1s.--Three
negro murderers were hanged here
yesterday from the same scanold. It
was the hrst triple execution IN this
city. Those hanged were Babe Bat
tis, Duser Thompson and Abe Retway.
Hetway wRs hanged for the wanton
murder of an aged white man, while
the others paid the death penalty for
killing a negro "spotter" for the po-
lice.
Valdosta, Ca, July 20.--Fire broke
out at 1890 o'clock last night in the
furniture warehouse Of 8. B. Goodwin.
An entire block was destroyed. Be
sides the furniture warehouse, the
Christian church. Valdosta Times Pub
fishing company and the valdosta fur
niture store, were destroyed The
damage will amount to $4,000. The
origin OF the Ere Is supposed to have
been caused by rats igniting some
rombustibles in the warehouse.
Luray. Va, July 1.-THE Virginia
Press Association, in annual session
Rere. discussed the following topic to-
day: Rural Free Delivery and It's Ef.
fects Upon the Country Press" by
Yardley L. Brown. of Hamilton: THE
Value ~ Personals" by w. L. Harri.
son, of Bedford City; Educational and
Physical Culture" by Mr.. Beasley, OF
South Boston. and Newspaper Co
operation" by W. s. Copeland, OF the
Richmond Times.
LynchburK, Va. July 1.-THE
Lynehburg Gas company. which Is q
part OF the tombination known as the
Lynchburs Traction and Light COM
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pany. has awarded contracts for the
laying OF 5000 fees OF new gas mains
In the city's streets to replace some
of the old pipe. The Lynshburg Trac-
ton and Light company has matured
plans for improvements IN it's power
house to cost $4,000. Extensive
changes are also to be made in the
street car system.
Montgomery. Ala, July 1s.-"Shall
the negro he'd once ?" was the question
discussed yesterday in the constitution
al convention. II was caused bv the
bringing up for discussion section II
OF the legislative DEPARTMENT report
which reads: No person convicted Of
emDezziement OF public money, bribery,
perjury or other infamous crime, shall
be eligible 70 the Legislature or capable
of holding any office OF trust in the
state" Watts, OF Montgomery. moved
TO amend by providing that no negro
shall hold any once In the state. Con-
siderable debate followed.
Cleveland Aies., July PA band
OF armed negroes, none or whS-, was
known, rode into Cleveland at half
past one o'clock yesterday morning
and stopped a party of three white
on to identity themselves the negroes
answered by bringing their rifles into
play. But the white men were quicker
and one OF the negroes was fnztantly
killed. The others escaped. The trou-
bic grew oat OF the lynehing of Jesse
Philips. a negro leader, la the earlier
part of Saturday night.
Parkersburg. W. Va, July 22.--The
mystery known as Ellis Glenn seems
now TO be In fstr way to be cleared
up. Counsel for the defense received
from Marietta yesterday letter con-
tanning a photograph OF Ebert Glenn
taken in that city In 1886, with a sworn
statement that the picture was taken
there and that Ebert Glenn was a
man. A comparison OF the two photos
shows great difference in the two peo-
pie and strengthens the state ment
made few days ago that Ebert Glenn
was here IN the court room and can
be produced.
Hot Springs, Va, July 17.-The an.
nouncement is made by Mr.. Frederick
Sterry, manager of the hotels here.
that plans are already being drawn for
uaSnlnCchS new mouse, which will
completely overshadow the Old Home
stead recently burned. The company
hopes TO have part OF the new struc.
ture ready for occupancy by fall and
the entire plant completed by next
spring. IN the meantime the Virginia
hotel and cottage. which were not q,
any way injured by the Ere. are all
open for the entertainment of guests.
The commodious bathouse is also open.
as usual, and was In no way damaged.
Memphis. Tenn. July 1s.-Chief OF
Police Richards has received a letter
from a hrm of buyers of Loconia,
Ark, in regard to supposed rob.
berry, followed by double or triple
murder. Two fiatboats landed near
there few days ago, and since that
time the parties have disappeared
The scene is at an isolated place. This
morning photograph of the boats,
with three men and a woman and q
baby. were discovered near the scene
A trunk which had been broken open
With Ratchet was also found In the
swamp Papers bearing the name OF
B. NJ. Vogus. Metz. w. Va, were also
found.
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NO RAIN FOR DAYS.
Temperatures Still Average Over 100
in the Corn Belt.

Temperatures Still Average Over 100
in the Corn Belt.
Washington, July 24.-with the ex>
ception OF scattered thunder storms.
the most important of which so far. at
least as reports to the weather bureau
show, was that at North Platte, Nsb.,
where S-100 of an inch of rain fell. the
drouth and intense heat continued
yesterday throughout the states OF the
corn belt Temperatures again aver
aged over 100 degrees In that area.
making the thirty-sixth consecutive
day In which the Thermometer has
risen TO 90 degrees and hghcr. Ac-
cording TO present indications there
seems to be no prospect Of generous
rain for the next two days at least.
Beyond that time the of1cials will not
make any predictions Generally
speaking, the temperatures In the SUI
perheated area were not quite 80 high
as on Monday.
Some OF the m~simam tsmpere.
lures reported TO the weather bureau
at various places were: AtlsAta, Ca.
Sc; Buffalo. 81; Cincinnati. 81; Daven.
port, Ia. 1o4; Denver, 90; Dss Moines,
100; Indianapolis. IS; Jacksonville, 80 f;
Kansas City, 102; Little Rock, IO2;
Memphis, 104; New York, %; North
Platte, 90; Omaha. 10s; Pfttsbarg, IS:
st. Louis, 106; st. Paul, 100; Spring
field, ILL.,, 100; Washington, d. c.. 90:
Springfield, Mo-, lO6.
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Repused Murderers Locates.

Topeka, Kan, July 24.-Four per-
sons. believed TO Do members Of the
Bender family, accused or committing
. score Of usurders at their home near
0alena, Kan. 20 years ago. are be-
heved to have been located near Fort
Collins, Colo. and Governoy Stanley
has issued reQuisitioa papers on the
governor OF Colorado for their return
10 this state. The frst steps towards
bringing the suspects TO Kansas ssre
taken upon the Representations Of
frank Ayres. OF Fort Collins, who a.
Bsrts thes one OF the Quartette, Kate
2caSeS. Vas once hSa vile.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The Virginia Baptist State Sunday
School Convention.
Dear Cowosks1s:

Dear Co WoGkSls:
After considering the various
interests of our Convention, the Board,
after consultation with Row. II. @. Quar-
les, G.. p. InEe. Esq, Rev. r.. b. Hardy,
Rev. Toliyer and other friends of Char
lottesville, with whom the Virginia Bap-
tist State Sunday School Convention
VIII meet, has decided e have the Con
vention convene on the original date.
AUGUST 21st, 1901, rs the First Bap-
list Church of which Rev. r. @. Quarles
is pastor.
All Schools, Unions, Conventions,
Associations, ETC., are u-ged 10 take no
tice of the above statement.
Send names of delegates and represen.
tatiyes 70 Rev. r. O. Quarles as soon as
elected, so that ample provisions may be
made for entertaining taem.
r. T. HUI, President;
w. p. sPPs, Chairman;
NELSON WILLIAMS, JR., Sec'y.
jy-1S-4t
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VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE SUN
DAY-SCH00L CONVENTION.

Danylile, Va, July 9th, 1901.
To the Sunday Schools, Associations,
Unions, and all connected with the
VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE SABBATH
School CoEvENTIoS,--G Greeting:
We take this means of calling your
attention to the fact that the annual
meeting Of your Convention will con-
vene with the First Baptist Church Sun
day-School gof Charlottesville, Va, on
Thursday before the fourth Lords Day
in August, 1901
The state B. Y. p u. viii hold it's an
nual meeting also on Wednesday pre-
ceding, so that all delegates who desire
to do so may have an opportunity to at
tend the sessions of both bodies. 1t may
be useless TO remind you that it is your
duty to be represented at this gathering,
as you have been so very dutiful in the
past. But we are living in an active,
earnest, and progressive present Con-
ditions have changed. New issues are
to be met. and ii you are convinced that
the position taken By the Convention up
on the questions that are now being ag-
itated in our State is the best calculated
to advance our interests as denomina-
ton and as people, then show your
faith by your works by being represent
ed at charlottesville
1t is the earnest desire of the Board
that our representation shall be larger
and our contributions greater than at
any previous session.
See to it, bretbron, that you send up
more money for Home Missions. The
Board cannot successfully do the work
we have undertaken unless you contrib
ute more literally Do not forget our "a
vocational work. We have Obligations
that are pressing. They must be met.
Union University, HaTtshorn College
and Spiller Academy all expect help at
your hands. Let ali be remembered.
At our last session we decided TO do
our Foreign Mission work through the
Lot Carey Foreign Mission Convention.
Send up, therefore, something with
which to carry ont this Obligation.
Come to Charlottesville. Come
with a renewed zeal Come with a
determined and fixed purpose to supporL
and advance all the objects for which
our Convention Apds The Conven
ion viii meet OF original date Aug.
81, 1901 A
! ! J. !. :
yillei
vile.
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X. of p. omcers Installed.


Fulton Lodge, No. AZ met Monday
night, July 20 with good gathering
After the regular routine of business,
Deputy Grand Chancellor Willis Wyatt,
assisted by father s. s. Baker; Capt A.
j. Smith installed the following officers
for the ensuing term:
Rev F. w. Williams, Q. O.; w. II.
Scott, M. of W.; Thos. Paige, V. O.;
William E. Brown. p: r. w Whiting,
NJ &C u. and S.; j. o. Dawson. NJ. OF Z.
Thomas A. Jones, M. Of E.; r.. G.. Por-
ter, Nj. of A, Leroy Morris, l. G.; Jas.
II. Banks, o. G..
This lodge is in prosperous condition.
May God continue his blessings with
us, Amen.
Fulton Court also met the same even
ing and had an interesting meeting.
Mother Taylor was present and steer.
eel the old ship across the briny deep.
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NEoREss MAY De LYNcHEo.
Dsileved That Brooke Comp anton Shot
Chief Of Police.

Cumberland, Md, July 24.-Chief Of
Police Robert A. Lilly, Of Elkins, w.
Va, fer the shooting Of whom negro
William Brooks was iynehed Sunday
night at EllSsns, died at the hospital
hare last night from his wounds. The
authorities are hunting for negress,
q companion Of Brooks, who $50 shot
Lilly. Citizens declare she viii meet
with Brooks fate IL caught. Brooks
body was cut down at noon yesterday,
after hanging l6 hours The coroner's
jury rendered o verdict Of strangula.
hon at the hands Of unknown persons.
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London 60 Investigate Our Railways.
London. July 24.-Yesterday the Lon
don county council voted to send a
tramways manager and an electrical
engineer 70 the United States TO inves-
dgate street railways. especially the
shallow underground lines" OF the
Boston system. which it is proposed 70
construct here
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