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Evening journal., 1902-11-03

NOVem Der Criterion presents.
Com. John Paul Jones, a hitherto un-
published article on Com. John Paul
Jones by the late Admiral Porter. Il
is the famous Admiral's last article
and doubly interesting as being the
record of one Of the three greatest
American sailors set down by another
OF the trio.
"The Glory of Autumn by Sir Ed
win Arnold, is a rarely beautiful bit OF
prose poetry, written with all the great
English poets felicity Of expression.
In "Zola: Some Personal Traits, Z"
( Stephen MacKenna gives some very
timely and peculiarly interesting, per-
sonal memories of the famous French
novelist and champion OF justice.
1.-The Opera of the South" by Kath-
crime Metcalf Roof, is an especially
pertinent discussion of the Southern
Opera Makers, including a thoughtful
criticism Of Alascagni, now in America.
Among the many clever critical
studies Of famous men Of letters which
lhave appeared in The Criterion during
the past year, 1t will be difficult to fine
lone more discriminating and authorita'
tive than Stuart Henry's present crit.
lique of the elder Dumas.
4 "The Guns Of the Gugus" is an au
ithentic story OF a most interesting
phase Of the situation in the philippine
Islands. This graphically true tale il
told by Francis PierpOnt Siviter.
Al special Thanksgiving cover II
colors, and profuse illustrations b.
familiar and competent artists, Civ
an appropriate setting to the many in
teresting short stories, articles an
poems. The book department main
J tains it's high independent standard
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
LYNCfrs GROCERIES.

Keep your store and it will keep
you. That's what we are doing. Keep
ing a good store of good goods at right
prices. Just in. Sweet York State
Cider, 1Sc. gallon. We ask you to try
our no. Blendora Coffee 20c. h.. and
Formosa Teas, reduced 10 SOC. 10. Gran
berries. Sweet Oranges. new Figs, ntw
Ground BuclIwheat Everything in tie
grocery line at LyEchs, northwest
corner Madison and Fourth streets;
southwest corner King and Eighth Sts.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Z BISHOPS MAKE REPORTS
Work Of Conference viii be Com
pleted Tomorrow

The entire morning session Of tho
Board OF Bish-ps was occupied in
hearing the reports OF Bishops Merrill,
Cranston and Thompson. The confer
ence will probably adjourn tomorrow
afternoon. The last public service in
connection with the visits Of the blsh-
ops viii be held In Grace Church this
evening. IL viii be a missionary rally
and the speakers win be Bishops Nc
Cabe and Hamilton.
This afternoon or tomorrow morn-
ing the dates for the annual confer
ences Will be selected and the assign
ment Of bishops to preside made. This
Is the most important business Of the
conference.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
NEW BASKETBALL PLAYER

William Harrison has been pur-
chased by the Wilmington basketball
team from the Trenton Club $500 hav-
ing been paid for his release. II is
announced. Harrison. who has been
the captain of the Trenton team for the
past thres years Is a sure and speedy
player, and II is expected willbe a great
strength to the Wilmington team. He
was here a short time ago with the
Trenton team and made a good inn
preston.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
FELL FROM CAR

Tony Magee, an Italian. 2S years old,
living at Elkton, fell from a box car
yesterday afternoon at Stanton, badly
bruising his head and injuring his
spine. He was picked up In an uncon-
scious condition and brought TO French
street station, where It was thought he
was dead. He showed signs of life, how
ever, and was removed to the Della
ware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
HIGH SCHOOL HAS NEW CAPTAIN

Harrie "A. Bell has been elected cap
tain OF the Wilmington High School
football team to succeed William Bren-
nan, who has entered Fordham Cob
lege. New York. Brennan. who has
been a member OF the team for some
time. was a strong player, and his loss
will be keenly felt. His successor, how
ever. promises to keep up the good
work being a speedy and heady player.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

Lost River disappears underground
in Indiana, but the play Lost River
will appear at the Grand Opera House
on next Friday night, with the origi-
nal scenery and all the massive stage
effects used during its six months sue
cessful run in New York city. includ-
ing the massive tollgate Of the Baden
toll road and the exciting biycle ride
for life with its panoramic scenery.
"The Sultan of sulu," the popular
satire by George AIDE, will shortly have
its first Eastern presentation at the
fremont Theatre. in Boston.
Live stock of various kinds. includ-
ing a drove of sheep and three race
horses, a country orchestra, a male
quartet and thirty clever actors, and
actresses are also carried for the splen-
did production of Lost River" which
viii be at the Grand Opera House on
Friday night next.
Thirty actors and actresses besides
large STAFF of mechanics, a quartet and
IA country orchestra. a drove Of sheer
and other live stock are used to make
''Lost River" a story Of Indiana life
the financial and artistic success it has
proven itself to be during its six
months run in New York. 1t will oe
the attraction at Grand Opera House
on Friday night
Augustus Thomas best dramatic ef
fort, Arizona" coming to Crane
Opera House next Tuesday night, is
acknowledged the peer Of all American
plays OF western military and ranch
life. The scenic production and acting
company presented by Kirke La Shell'
is kept up to the top notch of perfection
and a thoroughly enjoyable perform
ance is always assured.
Show girls viii be plentiful in Dan
paly's presentation OF "The New
Clown" and rare specimens OF the Glib
son. Christie and Stanislaus type vii
nose nightly in the circus arena 70
amateur artists to study.
The beautiful scenery and massive me
I chanicai effeu.s used in the elab rae
scerac production Of Joseph Arthur
drama. Lost River" which Will be sac
at the opera House on rext Friday night
are conceded to be the most costly an
elaborate ever given a production Of ali
kind. Besides this outlay the play has
multiplicity Of effects from a samera to
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Al corded white silk purse covered
with Duchesse lace and mounted with
gold makes a charming bridal gift.
Reproductions Of rings that were
worn In the days Of the third George
are included among the seasons de-
signs
The woman who hasn't a trim rev
street gown these crisp days feels that
life isn't worth living
Oriental cushion covers with tassels
can be had for a quarter.
Odd tam-o'- -shanters for the children
are Of blue cloth and black leather
plated to form plaids
The daintiest Of leather purses has
an ivory perpetual calenda on the in
ner flap.
Soft bows of ribbon are used as
substitutes for fancy buttons or cord
ornaments on the latest shirt waists
of broadcloth or similar material.
| Nobody can deny the becoming quail
titles of the modish fiat hat bending
Slightly over the face.
| Dragon flies. butterflies and hum
ming birds represent some new effects
lin hair ornaments that are pretty as
well as inexpensive.
A double box plait or a group ol
Iucks directly down the back of tht
blouse coat is a decided feature OF the
new models, extending down to form
coat tails or ending at the belt, as yot
fancy.
Collars Of guipure with stole endi
caught together with bows OF chihoI
are worn with many OF the smartest o
the new blouses in crepe de chine an'
fancy silk.
Clusters Of blue grapes are embroid
eaed on some silk scarf ends.
Some safety pins are set with dia
monds
Popular tea table covers are Of whit
japan silk embroidered in delical
traceries OF gold and cream silk
q | Pretty ones can be had for - and 50.
The pretttlest pair Of sleeye-inl
d are two little full-blown roses made
f; coral.
e Mexican drawn work in linens Il
dining room and bedchamber used
much in demand. This sort Of dec
ration bids fair 10 rival the ubiquitol
laces, and its price is comparative
l. much lower.
n A feature Of this years bouncing
s that the upper skirt founoe is deep
4 than the lower one.
-s Some attractive wool and cottl
h waists are shown trimmed with il
IS serted bands Of Swiss embroidery
dull shades.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
DIED WHILE GONG HOME

The body of William A. s. Wither, OF
Wareham, Mass, who died on a rail-
road train between Nwark and this
city on Saturday might was shipped to
his home by Undertaken Chandler yes
terday. Mr. Wither had ben visiting
his brother-in-law, w. r. Kellog. OF
Baltimore. who accompanied him. His
death was due to consumption.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Newport

Special TO the Evening Journal
Newport, Nov. 3.-iThe Rev. and MIs.
Aloysius Green. of Snow Hill, Md, but
formerly of this place, spent Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Finn.
Mrs. George Houk and Mrs William
Hall are spending a few days in Do
yer.
Mrs. w. Il. Stuart and William Mark
have returned from Laurel, where they
have been attending the Grand Lodge
of Red Men.
Mrs. Jennie Massey, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs.
William Sindall.
Harry Lowe spent Sunday with his
mother, in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
AFRAID OF THE TRUTH
Robertson Has Issued Appeal Which
Will Be Sent Out Tonight

James w. Robertson. who is Ad-
dicks candidate for senator from the
First senatorial district. has issued an
appeal to the voters of that district
which viii be distributed tonight. An
eqort was made TO keep it secret un-
iii that time, but it became known on
the street this morning that the ap-
peal is to be sent out Those who knew
Of It, however. refused to say what the
letter contains.
II is said the reason Robertson is
putting the matter off until tonight
and guarding il as a secret, is that the
truth Of the appeal viii be questioned,
and he does not wish to give the
voters time to make an investigation.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
GIRLS PRESENTED WITH MEDALS

Silver medals were presented to the
young women formerly members of the
Delaware Industrial School yesterday
for their good department since leav-
ing the institution. The exercises were
held at the school, and the medals were
distributed by Bishop Coleman.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
CONFERENCE MAY ADJOURN TODAY
Union A. M. e. Ministers viii Close
Their Session for Four Years.

The General Conference Of the Union
A. M. 10. Church, which has been in
session I'm this city for the past ten
days will probably adjourn tonight. so
that the members may go home to vote
at the election tomorrow
The next meeting Of the conference
will be held in four years in the Met
ropolitan U. A. M. 10. Church, New
York city.
The general trustees for the conven-
tion were elected this morning. They
are James II. seeney. the Rev. Thomas
Bostic. the Rev. ii. r. Edmunds. the
Rev. Charles il. Bolden and Philir
Saddler.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
49,
win Give Election Returns

The Evening journal always
has the most complete election
returns. and this year will be no
exception. We shall get it from
every district in the State, and
from the several counties. This
news will be given az the earliest
possible moment, and in the
most attractive way. There Is
plenty OF room ON Fourth and
Shipley streets for the crowds.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

What promises to be the most inn
portant dramatic event of the season is
the appearance of Miss Viola Allen, in
Hall Gaines new plays THE Eternal
City" at the Grand Opera House to-
night. The initial performance of the
new Caine drama occurred at the Ma
tiOnal Theatre, Washington, on Monday
evening, October 6, and achieved an
extraordinary success. The curtain
rises promptly at 8 o'clock
On November 10 Mrs. Annie Yea
man, the leading character woman OF
the Chinese Honeymoon company
NOW playing in New York, VIII cele-
brate her Goth birthday, and the com
pletion of her fifty-siXth consecutive
year on the stage. Mrs. Ieamans lei
low players are arranging to make TINS
a pleasant and notable occasion.
ARIZONA" which comes to the Grand
Opera House on Tuesday night, made
two separate conQuests of New York
within one year, resulting in a record to
be proud of. The artistic as well as IL
nancial success of this wholesome
American play proves beyond doubt
that no more popular play OF West
ern ranch and army life has ever been
produced.
Frank Daniels has reached New Or
leans. where he opened October ~ IN
Miss Simplicity" to tremendous busi-
ness. This Barnet piece is finding spe-
citl favor Through the South, and ac.
cordingly Kirke La Shelle has arranged
to play it in Memphis Nashville, and
Louisville.
Miller Kent has spent most OF the
time during the last twelve years IL
Frohman's stock companies, taking
prominent parts in such plays as
aJane." ''The Founding" Confusion,
Hearts Are Trumps." etc. He alst
plaved the part of Albert de Aiorceri
in "Monte CristO," in which James
O'NeiI played the title part Mr.. KEN
will present 'sThe Cowboy and th'
Lady, at the Grand Opera House or
Wednesday night
Miss Ella Warren Harmon is playing
Mrs. Weston in "The Cowboy and the
LADY" the part originated by Maxin'
Elliott. Miss Harmon last season sup
ported Robert Mantell and in times
hack had valuable experience with th'
stock in Boston and Washington. The
play comes to Grand Opera House mex
wednesday night.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Nurses Form a New Organization

AT Bishopstead on Saturday a meet
ing Of nurses. both graduate and those
IN training. was held and a chapter Of
the Guild OF ST. Barnabas was formed.
The object of this organization is to aid
nurses I'M various ways,
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
ARMY cHAPLAlM 10 spEAK

AT the Opera House next Sunday
II. w. Jones, d. d.. viii address th9
mass-meeting. which will be held under
the auspices OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Captain jones was
with Admiral Phillips en- board the u,
S. S. Texas during the destruction OF
Admiral Cevera's fieeet OF Santiago. He
is an interesting speaker.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
PILOT Commission Officers

At the annual meeting OF the Bca'd d
of Pilot Commissioners, held at the
Hctel Wilmington this morning, OIL
ccrs were elected as follows: frcsi-
dent. Alfred ID. Poole; registrar, J. n
Carswel. Following the meeting the
members had dinner az the hotel.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Enn lMpEpEs RlVER TRAFfIC

Shipping along the Delaware river
was badly Handicapped by the dense
fog this morning. Sailing craft anchor
ed ard all the steam propelled boats
ran at half speed thus losing much
time. The steamers were over an hour
late in consequence
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
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Cheese soume

Put four level tablespoonfuls Of but
ter in a saucepan; add two tablespoon
fuls of -four and stir until smooth; add
one-third cupful Of milk, a pinch OF
salt, a little pepper, yolks Of two eggs
well beaten and twO-thirds cup CT
grated cheese; stand aside until cold;
then add the whites of the two eggs
beaten stiff; turn into a buttered dish
and bake twenty minutes; serve as
soon as removed.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
las ENTeREp uNIvERslrY

]. r. Wickmsham. a clerk in the
office o. the Harlan and FIoliingsworth
Comrany. left their employ Saturday.
He will 60 10 PHILADELPHIA, where he
wi take a course in banking at the
University of Pennsylvania, afterwards
going in bank in that city.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
MALLEAelE MOL SOLD

The report that the Wilmington NAL
leable Iron Company had been con-
sumed by the Hilles and Jones Machine
Company was denied this mbrning by
superintendent Of the former COM
pany.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Enrllsh As She Is Snnke

English. as "she is spoke" in China,
is well illustrated in the following ad-
vertisement received by the Evening
Journal. from a merchant of Shanghai:
II want smart youth sell my Chinese
clwios If he catch much business he
earn many cash. IL some American
stamps send me for package postage 1
send samples free.
"Zah Sab MOa
shanghai. China.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
EVENING SCHOOL "oPENING. "

This is the November opening OF
the Evening School Of Goldey College
and new students viii be admitted
Thorough courses in English grammar
bookkeeping, shorthand, arithmetic
penmanship, etc. Call from Z to y
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
SOME TIMELY RECIPES
Beet Loaf

Beef Loaf
Have one and one-half pounds of
round of beef chopped fine; add half a
cup of cracker crumbs, one egg beaten,
two tablesoOnfuls of melted butter,
one teaspoon of salt, fourth of a tea
spoon of pepper, a little sage and nut
meg, if liked; mix we'll; form into loaf
shape; spread over buttered crumbs
cover with another pan and bake forty
five minutes in a quick oven.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

heavy tollga.te which stretches across the
West Baden toll road. Down this road
three thoroughbred horses and their rid
ers dash at full speed during enc OF the
thrilling situations with which the play
abounds.
Mary Mannering in Clyde Unch's new
play. "The Stubbornness Of Geraldine, -
scored an immediate success. Her im-
personatlon OF Mr. Fitch's heroine is de-
cidedly the best thing she has yet done.
The piece is a genuine Clyde Fitch play,
only more Fitch than usual and 81 has
several startling novelties. The produc-
aion is a notably handsome one.
Dull care Is a stranger at the court of
king Dodo, for with merry song and
dance. his subjects have no time for any
rhing but laughter Of the happiest kind.
The crowning number in this merry COM
edy-opcra as THE Tale of O Bundle Bee -
duet between King Dodo and Annette
which has before dt is ended the full
chorus for a background and IL goes with
a swing that once heard it Is never for
gotten. king Dodo' comes to Grand
Opera House next Saturday night.
Monday evening. November 10, Mrs.
Lemoyne will begin am engagement at
the Garden Theatre, presenting for the
first time in New York new and orig
inal comedy in four acts. entitled
Among Those Present" by Glen Mac
I DOnough.
Dorothy Keene ehe wnsome d.tlo in.
genue with S. Miller Kent in THE Cow
boy and the Lady" which will be at the
Opera House next Wednesday right, Is
making pronounced hit in the cake
walk introduced in the second act
Charles Frohman received a caile fron
Sir Henry Irving saying that he wou't
produce sardou's Dante" in New York
next season. bringing over the entire pro
ductlon.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
RIshon OoodseII speaks

The meeting OF the NJ. e. Preachers
Association was held this morning IN
the lecture room at Grace Church. Ine
meeting was addressed by Bishop
GOOdsell.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
ANOTHER CASE or SMALLPOX

The Board of Health authorities re-
port another case of smallpox in Peo-
piles street. The sufferer is Emma Har-
ris aged % years. She was removed
to the Emergency Hospital, at Farm
hurst this afternoon
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Tomato Fricassee

Put in an agate saucepan half a can
of tomatoes, two level tablespOOnfuls OF
butter. salt and pepper to season high
ly, and a pinch Of baking soda, let sim
mer fifteen minutes; add three well
beaten eggs and stir until thickened
have buttered toast on a platter and
pour the tomato mixture over it; serve
hot.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Sugar Beets

Cut of the beet tops, scrub the beets
with a vegetable brush, put them into
boiling water and cook until very ten
der, then pour off the water and scrape
of the skins; cut beets in slices one
fourth inch thick; to five small beets
add three level teaspOonfuls Of butter,
half a tablespoonful Of sugar and half
a teaspoon Of salt; bring to the boil;
ear-ve hot
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Cereal Pancakes

Beat two eggs until light; add two
cupfuls of milk; sit in flour enough TO
make a thin batter, add three-fOurths
OF a teaspoon of salt and three level
teaspoonfuls of baking powder; when
for cereal pancakes use half cereal and
half flour; grease the griddle with salt
pork; If cakes are too thick add mere
milk.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Potato and Tomato Salad

Boil four potatoes until tender; cut
one green pepper in half, remove the
seeds and cnop fine; mix with the pota-
to; pour over one-quarter cup Of vine
gar, to which is added half a teaspoon
of sugar and two tablespoonfuls Of
water; pour over all two tablespoon
fuls Of oil or melted butter; add salt to
the potatoes while boiling.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
$500 to Piusburg, Pa, via Z. & o.
Railroad

o. r. r. sells frst-class tickets to
Pittsburg for IS, good on Pittsburg
Limited Express. leaving Delaware
avenue station, Wilmington, at 1913
p. m, arriving Pittsburg next day at
9.15 a. m.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
For Maid and NatrOn

Those very long chains OF jagged
coral are now but 80 cents.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Al corded white silk purse covered
with Duchesse lace and mounted with
gold makes q charming bridal gift.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Reproductions Of rings that were
worn in the days Of the third George
are included among the seasons de-
signs.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Charles Frohman received a calle from
Sir Henry Irving saying that he would
produce sardou's Dante" in New York
next season. bringing over the entire pro-
ductlon.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Show girls will be plentiful in Dan
paly's presentation OF 'eThe New
Clown, and rare specimens OF the Glib
son. Christie and Stanislaus type viii
nose nightly in the circus arena for
amateur artists to study.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-11
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KOLEJ NORTHER PACIFIC ma przyjemno6G o6wiadczyc, 5e
popularity ladowy pociag, mad brzegiem granic p6nocnycb, kursowat
bedMe przez zine.
gu, z modnemi zast6sowaniami, wozy zaopatrzone " najmodniejsze do
godnoscl, tax yk salon, pok6j do psan1a do czytania, bibliotela :
wanych gazet, buffet: laznia, balbiernia, pokdj do kart; z Pullmana
sypialnemi wagonami ola turyst6w (dawniej z dwoma pos}aniami "
jednym Przedzalel tax Same jak dobra kanapa " dzen, gwarantowana
Posluga ola podr6zujacej publicznosci pomiedzy St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth Fargo, Butte, Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma Portland bezwa-
Tankowo niezr6wnany: DIVA kompletne poc;2gi dzienn'e miedzy St.
Paul i Portland dope}niaja przez Burlngtonski specyalny pociag kur-
sujacy dziennie pomiedzy Kansas City Seattle przez Billings Jest cab
Aiem kompletne poaczenie, pasazcrom sfuzqce, teraz proponowane ola
podr6znej publicznosci.
CHAS. S. FEE
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
ST. PAUL, Nh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-11
Walka bedz1e gorzlka.

CT ktdrzy pig bed4 domagat
zamykanis ussu 'prxeciw ci4giyym
rekomendaoyom Dr. Kings New
Discovery na suchoty, gbed4e
mied dfugai gorzka Wake : ioh
ktopotami, jeaeli sic ME skonoxy
.wczesniej prsez sgubne zakohczenie.
Czytajoi6 co powiada +. r. Beall
: Beal, Miss: Zesz}ej j~esienl iona
moja miafa wsxelkie objawy suohot.
Gdy jul MIC ME pomaga}o, u1y-
wa}a DR.. Kings New Discovery.
PolepsEenis nastspi}o natychmiast
. cstery butelki wylecsyly ja zu-
peinie. Gwarantowane prxex N. ].
kowalewskiego aptekarza. Cena SOC
$500. Butelki 10 probe darnaoo..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-11

BERLIN Znany 2 wojny
bursk.e) pulkownik Schiel ba.'
wi becnie W Berlinie skad
wyjezdza do Frankfurt mad
Menem. P6zn'ej powroci do
Berlina i bedzie miai2 odczyty
o wo.nie burskiej ma kt6re
navel czlonkowie ambasady
ang .elsk,ej zam6wili karty
wstePu.