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Evening journal., 1902-04-22
AmerIoan Attaeked in ItaIY

London. April pa dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Rome, says that while
c. It. Bishop. an American, was riding
in a motor car through the Posilippo
tunnel he was attacked in the dark by
peasants armed with long and heavy
clubs. Mr.. Bishop and his wife were
somewhat severely bruised.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
NATION GRIEVES
FOR YOUNG QUEEN
Chances Of Recovery Said to
be Magnilied
HOLLAND In DEEP SUSPENSE
Politicians Are AghaSt at Possibilities
Of a Fatal Termination OF Her
Illness
HOLLAND IN DEEP SUSPENSE

The Hague, April 22-The follow
ing bulletin was posted yesterday at
Castle Loo: "The queen is taking
nourishment. Her general condition
is satisfactory" Prince Henry went
for a ride yesterday for the first time
since her majosty's illness. This was
taken to be a favorable sign.
The following bulletin was issued
last evening: "The course Of the NAL
ady now calls for no special remark"
The physicians say it is impossible
to predict the date of the crisis Of her
illness.
An extraordinary cabinet council
was held yesterday. The meeting en-
gendered numerous rumors concerning
a decision in the matter of the re-
gency. but it is said upon good -au-
thority that this matter was not dis
cussed at the council. It is reported
that one of the maids of Queen Viii
helmina's household has been attack
ed with typhoid fever.
The queens mother burst into tears
when she was first told that her daugh-
ter had typhoid fever. She seldom
leaves the sick chamber.
London. April 22--ln a dispatch
from Castle Loo the correspondent Of
the Daily Mail declares the informa-
tlon vouchsafed the public minimizes
the gravity of Queen Wilhelminas
condition and magnifles her chances
for recovery. The grief-stricken ma.
tion, which loves the queen to the
point OF idolatry, is in a state of terri
bic suspense, while the politicians are
aghast at the possibilities OF fatal
termination OF her illness.
Het Loo. Holland. April 22.-The fol-
lowing bulletin was issued from Loo
Palace this morning: The Queens
lcondition continues satisfactory Pro
ressor Rosenstein, the eminent pa
biologist of Leyden University, who
was summoned about a week ago,
lagain arrived at the palace today and
held consultation with the Queens
physicians. Today's news leads to the
Impression that a favorable turn has
Occurred in the Queens illness, which
lrenders il possible that the affairs of
lstate will soon resume their normal
lcourse. The rumors of the intention
of the Government to take steps look
ling to the establishment of a regency
will therefore, probably not mater
lialize.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
LACEY WAS DISMISSED
Evidence Not Strong Enough to Held Him
on Larceny Charge

George Daniels, colored, arrested for
stealing 100 pounds Of brass from VIII
liam B. Clerk, was arraignod in the City
Court this morning. lie was held in 5000
bail for a hearing tomorrow.
Isaac Lacey, charged with stealing
cusnidors from the Pullman Company,
was represented by Josiah Marvel. Judge
Townsend did not think the evidence
strong enough 20 hold him and he dis.
missed the prisoner.
Mary DeShields, colored, charged with
being drunk, was dismissed
Howard hin was fined S25 FOR stahbinn
Violet llill. Ahner Newman, arrested
for stealing 1915 from William Pretty.
man was dismissed.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
CANDY STORE AGAIN CLOSED
Death Twice Visits The Same household
in Two Weeks

For the second time within month
the store of the Wilmington Candy Com
pany. in Market street below Third, is
closed on account OF death.
In his home, No. 1927 Market street,
Schuyler c. Reynolds. father OF Milton IL.
Reynolds. the manager OF the candy busi-
ness, died early this morning after n
short Illness Mr.. Reynolds has faiod In
health rapidly since the death of his
daughter Miss ella NJ. Reynolds, on
April H..
lie was so years old, but up until his
sudden decline, was active in mind and
badly. lie Is survived by widow and
son.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon in his late home. lnterment
viii be made in Elmira. n. ". where he
was born.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
lnsnected Railroad shons

A. Kearney. superintendent of mo-
tive power of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company and II. Coulter, gen
eral car inspector for the same COM
many. came to this city from Philadel-
rlia today. They. made q tour OF in
spectiOn Of the carshOps in this city,
and found them in first-class order.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
Funeral of James Mclaughlin

In ST. Anne's Church this morning
high mass was said over the remains
OF James J. Mclaughlin, who died in
the homo of his brother-in-law. Daniel
Foster on Saturday. The funeral was
attended by a delegation from Division
No. 8, A. o. H., and a large number Of
friends Interment was made in Ca
thedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
KING ASKED TO INTERFERE
Leopold Makes Reply to Request Of the
Chamber Of Commerce

Brussels, April 22.-The Chamber Of
Commerce today addressed the King,
asking for royal intervention in the
suffrage dispute in the interest Of
trade
King Leopold replied that it is the
duty of the Government of the King,
with its eyes fixed on present and fu-
ture loyalty an dobservant of constitu-
tional rules. to follow the policy which
it deems most useful for the well be-
ing and tranquility of the country.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
Pope Receives Pilgrims

Rome. April 22.-The Pope. In
Sedia gestatoria" today went to the
Sistine Chapel, and there received g.
600 French. Belgian and Italian pill
grims. His Holiness thanked the pill
grims for their demonstration OF 10y
atty to papacy.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
Eerrvhoat in prxdock

The new ferryboat Edgewater, which
was built by the Harlan nd Hollings-
worth Company. was placed in the dry
dock in the local yards yesterday. One
of her wheels Will be removed and
then she will be given another trial
trip with one propeller.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
French Minister Stoned

Paris. April 22.--Asr General Mer-
cier. formerly Minister of War. was
leaving a political meeting at La
Ferte- Bernard. in the Department OF
Sarthe. at which he had presided, he
was stoned and sustained g wound in
the head.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
viii Have New Schedule

A new schedule is being formed by
the Peoples Railway Company and il
will go into effect about May or s.
will affect all the new lines of the
company. Several new cars have been
ordered and viii placed in service
then.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
Have Become Red Men

At the meeting of Hopockohacking
Tribe. Impd o. r. NJ, last night, the
hunters degree was conferred on one
candidate, and the adoption on another.
Minnehaha Tribe of Newark, viii adopt
several candidates tonight.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
Small Girl Hurt

While returning from school yester-
day afternoon. Gladys E. zielian, aged
8 years. Of No. 1907 Washington street,
was run down by bicyclist. Her face
was cut and bruised.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
Ralah peposed for Muroer

Simia. India, April 22.-The Viceroy
has deposed the Rajah of Parma, in
Central India. for melting the murder
of his uncle. whereby he obtained the
title The Rajah's imprisonment has
also been ordered.
A successor will be appointed
shortly
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
Creditors Get pividend

At the meeting of the creditors Of
Nicholas A. Grubb, in the Office of Ref
cree in Bankruptcy Arthur G. Spruance,
yesterday afternoon. a dividend of 10 per
cent on the dollar was declared.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
Plot to Assassinate Gar

Vienna. April 22-Mittags zeitung
today states that a plot has been dis
covered at St. Petersburg to assassin
ato all the Cars reactionist advisers.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
Child Baptized "Jayr

Paris. April 22.-The third child Of
Count and Countess Boni de Castel-
lane. who was born on April IA, has
been baptized Jay.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
PERFTCTLY PURE PANTS.

FELTON,. Sibley's are the best. Salts
faction guaranteed. Cartmell sells
them. Sixth and Madison.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22
ostrich Tips and Plumes made 81
Orange street
nn Won WANT s1.0oO7

If so. every time you wind YOU
watch drop TIN cents in The "NeN
Idea" Savings Bank. Ask for booklet.
The Mutual Life. S37 Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22

What cures Group OF Cough in ten
minutes? Brazilian Balm; no opium
Evening journal., 1902-04-22

"Want ads" one cent a word in the
Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22

BIRDS THAT COME TO STAY.
DR.. Birds Plasters.
Evening journal., 1902-04-22

THE DOTS appear fD To-
days Evening journal. Read
the advertisement on the fifth
page.
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De Washington.

Washington 16 Sc anuncia que
81 Sr. Hay y el Miuistro Pienipote n
ciario &c DinAmsrca en- los Estados
Unidos, Sr. B un han firmado nm or.
tfculo adicional nj tratado de conner.
clio, relative & San ThomAt; y cou-
forme al tenor del dicho articulo, se
prolonga por mn sfi1, 6 pxrtir del 10
dc este mes, el plaxo que % habfa
Ajado para el c6mbio do laa ratifca.
cones dc squal tratadp, qna co ante-
rior al de Ii ees.6n de las islAs dane.
s&s 6 los Estados Unidos.
Las noticias recibidas del Gober
nAdor T, f., demhestran que II situa-
ci6n de Filip'nas es mks seria de 10
que se hsbia presumido dasde luego:
Ell hambre auens ~ & Los indigenas,
& menos que se envien recursos 81
Archipelago. Sc hacen sensibles
les efeetos de 10 guerra, y aquel fan
cionario anuncia al Minfstro de Es-
tado, que han de pasar muchos amos
antes que se pueda poner remedio en-
ere malestAr.
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Il JrlICO q 10

ss nv "
Hi u pafs si9uiera nor II n ].
sciorto lerrotero Gua n nolftica ia
sn0tnali6ad 5la ~ NJ. aa aar.uyn nrc;
WI pSf1 frf0 tota alp6e,ssta z In Ssn snssrrn. nS
\ ~ ~ ~ X1nny z ss1r ~ a. - AZ
M NJ so 8nesc M eanera 4 n I. -
laoir. no necoeifan annSrnr N ~ IN
qao tienen ahoss aeaant9 "a l0a oios
Il cuaaro ouS nntes no duiaier0n ysr.
no naeseitan esperar ms para tine
lsyantalS roaeoi6n It cnlouua n
altura ias ranui,IOa MISREPRESENTATION IN
y, nsoecsssria = honrad adannente romo
tsloas renuinos 'nuertnrrsnraI 4 - n 'cs.
tablecer IN Iueha m annfi0 y dacns
rOao campo para lleRar e ser sunori.
canod como Tor hiios "a Rhode m.
land auo no tisnen porun6 4 enroia.
cor AZ vovR d ,nxa 81 Z ioR6n sitio 1eI
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PONCE

Nov. lila discrimination poll
tica % m&s aparente que real. Dss-
pu6s de 10 sucedido aquf dursnte 81
perfodo electoral NO han quedado
muy fkciles Ian voluntades para que
sl olvido hsgs avenencias no pensan.
do mas en- 10 pasado.
I'll partido federal % dk exacta
cuenta y 6 juzgar por 10 que EXPIRE.
san muchos de sus mas connotAdos
miembros, de II situAcion que ocupA
despu6s De les sorpresas ael dfa A. y
el pxrtido jxquierdista, de On parte,
no dA muestfa de ser ciego ante 10
roalidaA.
Ultimamente ne han hecho cir.
eulaf versiones que se refieren & 10
intenci6n de formAr aquf uns base
nj partido democrats continental, Pc.
70 este pArecs mas una nOticiA echA-
do Evolar como nm ensayado, que
como resolHeion adoptada por min
gun grupo dc los que aquf fguran
en- IL politics. g,
SO Anuncia ID reaparici6n dc Ell
Repnblicano Puros, cuyas ediciones
faercn suspendidaa de1do Antes de
lAs Glecciones y % asegurA que reci1
birk siemprs inspiraciones del Comi.
te Isquierdista.
e to Comit6 ha publicado re-.
cieutemente una hoja sueltA de to.
nos vehementes snunciando que est3
msntenido on aus posiciones y dan.
do & enteuder que en- las elecciones
no 20 tuvo nj imparcialidAd nj respe-
to & los dereehos de todos los cleo.
torres.
Por 10 demks, 10 ciudad se repo.
No poCo & POGO del perjuicio que ira
jo ( sus regocios el periodic de In
quietud do Las eleccionss, y todo pa.
rece volver POGO 6 POGO { So norma.
lidAd. AndociAnse bonitAs fiestAs en-
el Casino, centric do culturA aquf, y
para fines dc . NO, acAso, 10 peculiar
:animaci6n de 10 epoca dc I'm ado dis.
traiga nm POGO los malos ratios paaa.
dos.
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juradO
de Mayaguez.

Sc han desig nAdo para el reque.
no jurado de Msysgii 3 los siguien-
tes Srer: Nicolas Gimenex Mesas,
Elmer B werson, J>hr Mellow !,
FL W Ard 81 Letter, Luis Fsjardo, TO-
s6 r. Asussegui, Felipe Cuevas,
Carlos D. @ ttan, r Hoe kinh, z.
Schroeder, A. Koestsr, r. GAtell. ..
j. Santiago, L. J. CAncalla, 10. 8 Is
igles y Ssndalio DelgAdp. IS
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que daree puedes
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Una bOmba.

Con volAntas hjas, y loca, lista
para funcionar al vspor, % vende
barata. Informaran ON Ia Uorreguon
nMe.
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NOtaS de BenefiCenCia.
Ingref6 en- el Manieomio el dia
IA Maria B stanconrt de Il Capital.
o*o
Mnr:6 en- ell MAnicomio ell dia ii
el loco Nepomuseno CAnallero de
ManAti

Han AAlido curados del Manico.
milo ell dis IA los individuos Juan
Cordero Limao, de Arecibo, GAbrie.
r. Garcia de Mayagti y Pedro
Martell de esta Capital.
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I'm esta imprenta SO Yen1e pa
pel % pefi61ico & 324O quintal.
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MEuROslNE ,9RuNlEE
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Victor Hustle -SuCeSOr de G. Tilaud
PLAZA PRINCIPAL SAN JUAN P. r.

alandes novedades aIhaas Do o Plata BIantes pie
~ Enchapsdo de maqunas de acredtaaas
Patent, Waltham, En The Ansonia Clock Co g. g.
InteS Epeueo de tOaas CRISTALES DE ROCA
RANTlzADO Hdos espaes recetas De los rs oculas
moaern0 objetos De Arte pfopios regaos
Cubiertos De paas fna Dc metal banco cuaduple PLAEADo
garantza1o.
pductos fotog6cos EASTMAN
Coz A IGUAl4ES PREC0S los Estalos Un1os
ReWOyers Eopetas Rifles Do Repicion Is S- Salon
d las acredadas COLT Smith, WESSON WINCHESTER
MARLIN accessories de todas classes
Taller De eparacions de Reloea Paea aenaiao
hecho aprendse las meores bricas
Suiza.
hacen cualquier punto de la M admiendo devou
ci0n de t0do artcnlo que satsfaga al compraa0r.
81 PRECIOS FIJOS Y MUY EQUITATIVOS
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-10-18
Chareh Nolea.

The revival meeting, conducted by
Rev. Fl. 8. Kidd at Zion Baptist
church last week, resulted In 10 con
versions.
revival meeting will begin ~
Drummondtovn Baptist Church the
frst Sunday in November. Rev j. ID.
Harte will do the preaching.
There will be preaching at Broad>
way and Harborton Baptist church
es at the usual hours, Sunday, Octo-
Der 10th, by the pastor or Rev j. B..
Pruitt.
A revival meeting 10 In progress at
Kidd's Chapel this week, Rev. q. W.
Hurt conducting the exercises. Three
professions OF faith were reported up
to Wednesday.
The revival meeting at Drummond'
town NJ. K. Church, South, which
began about ten days ago, has been
attended with great success, twenty
four persons having been converted
up to time OF going to press. Rev. X
r. WateIfield having been called
home Wednesday by tho sickness Of
one OF his children, the preaohing IL
now being done by the pastor, Rev
Mr. Hartness. II the Interest IN the
meeting continues services may be
expected every night next week.
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shot and Killed.

Robert Bundick, colored, was shot
and instantly killed on Indian Creek,
near Eastville, last Monday by Larry
Hamblin. The shooting was the re-
suit OF an old trouble, renewed OF
late, it Is stated, by offensive and
abusive epithsts OF the deceased to
Hamblin. Both were In boats about
80 yards apart, the weapon used was
a rife. Bundick fell overheard when
he was shot, but later In the day was
recovered and An inquest was held
over him by Justice J.R Nottingham,
acting coroner.
The evidence OF colored man at
the inquest was to the effect, that
Hamblin told him carly in the day
that he was going to kill Bundick on
that day, that he rowed him across a
small stream OF water on his way to
Indian Creek and that he shot him
as he had threatened he would. The
examination Of the body showed
that Bundick was shot twice by his
assailant.
Hamblin is a native Of Delaware.
Bundiek was from this county and
known generally as q man OF very
bad character.
After the shooting Hamblin went
to Eastville, gave himself up to the
sheriff, and is now confined in Jail at
that place.
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Mr.. ]. T. White made a trip to
Maryland this week.
Mr.. Harte Is visiting his son, Rev
+. d. Harte, this week.
Miss Nora White is at school In
Richmond, this session.
~. Barnes has returned to New
York, after q two weeks stay with
his family.
R.vs. r. X. Lewis and W B. Jude
find are assisting In revival work at
Elizabeth, N j.
Mr.. Edward Wright, a worthy and
very highly esteemed gentleman, died
at the home OF his nephew. Mr.. K.
Wright, Jr., on Friday 10th inst
aged "a years.
MIR. Thomas Russell was killed on
Tuesday, by . tree falling on him
near his home at Justisville. 1t 10
supposed be cut the tree and stepped
In the way az it fell, as he was found
under the tree dead. he was very
worthy citizen and much respected,
aged about IS years.
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OnIsy

Proprietor E. q. Fox, quite sick OF
late, is now convalescent.
Mr.. O. M. Stevenson, OF Cris6eld,
was visitor to our town on the 18th
inst.
Hotel Fox was over-run with guests
last week and unable to aceommo-
date all of them.
Miss Mary Green, of Philadelphia,
of late, has been the guest OF the
family of Mr.. C. W. Northam.
Mrs. Sue James for some days past
has been at Pittsburg, visiting her
daughter, and other points North.
Mrs TabithaJames, left here last
week for a visit to her grand-daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Joynes, Pittsburg,
Pa.
Mr.. Columbus Mapp, Of Nacsawad-
dox, for several days here on a visit
to his daughter, Mrs. Kate Bull, has
returned home.
A change 10 the grocery depart
ment,reeently made by Capt. John
Rogers, has been q great improve
ment both in appearance AID con-
venience Of his store.
Mr.. John P. Parks, psralyzed re-.
Gently, and moved here to receive
the attention of his sister, has reeov-
ored sufficiently to return to his
home In Northampton.
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M0deatoW .,

Mrs. Sarah Warner. OF New York,
10 visiting friends in this section.
Our oyst, rmsn have begun work
and report the bivslves in fine con-
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Rayheld at
tended the Horse Show, In Rich
mopd, this week.
The steam mills In this section are
running on full time and unable to
fill the orders for lumber.
Mr.. Charles Bloxom, Que OF our
popular merchants is, We regret to
report, again on the sick list.
Mr.. William Abbott is building q
new residence on the seaside road,
about a mile from this place.
Our public school opened with a
good attendance Of pupils aud under
the charge OF very competent teach'
ers.
Our farmers are shipping the last
Of their potato crop and report very
prosperous season, In spite OF the
small yield due to the continued
droUth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Winbrough, Jr.,
after an extended visit to relatives
and friends OF the town and Vicinity,
returned to their home in Baltimore
this week.
Mr.. Thos. Walker, ono OF our pros
porous farmers, has decided to quit
this business aud will leave soon for
Pennsylvania to take course OF stud
les in telegrsphy.
Some OF our farmers are investing
part OF their surplus cash In good
horsefiesh and propose to be heard
from later when an opportunity is
presented for trials Of speed with the
''swifters" In other sections.
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AAQWanlAB.

Mr.. Sewall A Taylor has moved
into his new storehouse, recently
completed.
Mr.. E. @. Corryell, who has been
engaged in farming, will discontinue
same next year, he having rented the
storehouse recently vacated by Mr..
Taylor for the purpose OF engaging
in mercantile business.
Mr.. Eugene Goodwin, who purchased
a large farm near here last year il
improving Same by building a large
barn, ten .ment house and other out
buildings. Mr.. Goodwin is an up-to
date farmer and is Improving bis
land by sowing clover and black
peas.
Mr.. L. H. Chesser has had earpen
ters at his home this week building
a barn, carriage house aud stables
Mr.. Purnell Chssser has put neat
and substantial picket fence around
his yard. Mr.. Sewell Ohesser Is hav
ing considerable land grubbed, with
q view OF planting more potatoes
another year than formerly. Ad'
vancement aud improvement IL tht
order Of the day In this section ant
we see it in every direction.
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Mr.. Richard T. Ames was In Balti-
more this week.
Mr.. g. Benjamin Fosque was In
Norfolk this week.
Oysters made their nrst appear
ance this season on our streets on
Wednesday.
Rev. W. R. Crowder, formerly pas
tor OF the Methodist Church, South,
was a welcome visitor to our town
this week.
Superintendent OF schools, G. g..
Joynes, made visits to Chincoteague
and Tangier Islam ds this week and
reported the schools there in good
condition.
There will be three new preachers
in our town next year. Mr.. Peter
Henderlite, a brother Of the last pas
tor, James Henderlite, has accepted
a call to the Onancock and Drum
mondtown Presbyterian churshss'
Hs comes about November LIST. Rev
F. NJ. Edwards has accepted place
in Michigan College and therefore
the Methodist Conference will have
to appoint q new pastor. Rev. II
/ W. Hurt, pastor Of the Baptist
church, has announced that he will
leave on December 18th. His sue
cessor has not been announced.