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Evening journal., 1902-04-05
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

... The Alfred /. DUPONT Orchestra
will give an entertainment in Mt
Salem NJ. u. Church on the evening Of
April 10.
Tho Rev Walter T. Avery was
cordially welcomed as the new pastor
of Scott NJ r. Church by the members
and the congregation last night. Ad-
dresses OF welcome we're made by
George Davis for the stewards; Gen
eral l. r. Parker. for the trustees; Mrs.
George NJ. Fisher. for the Home Mis-
sion Society; Miss Sallie Phillips. for
the Ladies' Aid Society; Miss Kate
Butler. for the Foreign Missionary So
ciety; Clinton Bostick, for the Ep-
worth League, and w. f. Drummond.
All pledged earnest support to make
this year one of the most successful in
the history of the church.
Mr.. Avery responded heartily and
made an extremely favorable impress
sion. Mrs. Avery also thanked the
members in a happy little speech. II.
A. Call the choirmaster, prepared an
enjoyable musical program for the oc.
casiOn.
The Easter musical program will
be repeated at 81. Johns Church to-
morrow at the II o'clock service. In
place Of the Christ Our Passover
Danks' Venite in B fiat will be sung
La Merit Guyer. the pleasing soprano
soloist. has pleasing part in the ser
vice. The anthem at the oflertory will
be 20 Come Let Us Sing" At IN,
evening service. at 7.30 O'Clock, ther'
will be special selections, and Roberts
'Nunc Dimitis." in B fiat, viii be sung
The women Of Trinity Churcl
will have a rummage sale. commencin
on April 8, and continueing the balanc
Of the week
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
Pretty Dance Of Awkward Club

In the New-Century Club Building
last night the second of a series OF
dances by the Awkward Club was
given and proved a delightful affair.
The decorations were among the
most effective and elaborate ever seen
in this city. They consisted of cut
flowers. mostly hyacinths and tulips,
palms and other potted plants, the
walls being hung with Southern smi-
lax. Hundreds OF incandescent lights
were used, each being covered with
small silk shades, making a charming
effect. and one never seen in this city
before. From the centre of the ceiling
of the ballroom. a thick vine of ever
green extended almost to the floOr be-
ing studded with different colored cleo
tric lights, and giving a beautiful cleo
trical effect.
The Darlors, in which refreshments
were served. also were beautifully
decorated with potted plants.
Cooks Orchestra, of seven pieces,
furnished excellent music for the
guests. who were from Philadelphia,
Trenton. Chester. this city and down
the State
The patronesses were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome B. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
c. Mum. Mr.. and Mrs II. H. Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Walters and
Mr. and Mrs ID. e. Harpel.
The Awkward Club is an organiza-
tion which exists mainly for the pur-
pose of giving a series of three dances
each year, and consists of J. Wesley
Morris, chairman; John J. Brady, Her
bert i. Rice. John Braunstein. William
C. Matchett. Wilkin Ia Strahorn. Ar
thur l.. Chambers and Joseph c. Law
son.
The next dance will be given some
time In the fall.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
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This STYLE Is SeryieeabIe

and address are said to be
he compass of everyone, and
ire realizing every day the inn
Of the toilette. especially this
zen there are plenty of temp
o spend money. The trottoire
ihich the French woman is
lthout, ought to be an INSOFAR
t Of an English woman's toi-
he should keep it faithfully to
nal purpose, for the street, as
Implies, but, being translated,
OF morning everyday wear, and
ic neighbors accompany it with
opriate toque. It is really a.
e walking, hard wearing dress.
class Of gown, deep basques
ming in again, Joined at the
ne. and the skirt is a walking
just touching the ground, moth
Ire. These coats are mostly
own the front, and there is an
romising severity about the
such dresses entirely opposed
oft. frivolous modes of the day
For other occasions these are
Sc fitting about the hips, with
added flounce, very often so
managed that you do not see
lre is a fiounce at all, save for
wing grace which gives great
de at the feet. Plain faced
or dressy tailor mades, as we'll
as fabrics, appear to carry all
them, in pure white for sum
WINS of various tones, greens
,lets. and very minute patterns
'oidery silk figure in these, car
the seams, bordering the hem
bellishing the basques and deep,
1 collars. Most of these dresses
ie so that the jacket can be left
closed. and when they are
q fancifully shaped revers show
S of embroideries. Perpendicu-
I tuckings in triplets can hardly
done. They are all lined with
nut under jupes do not seem to
|sidered necessary, and, conse-
the dresses can be more easily
when requisite, but they are
than heretofore; the cordings
with the embroidery and often
Iesigns on the back of the bodice
|ther side like suns rays and
low the waist. There is a lib
'e of lace in the way of jabots
.onts and appliques on collars.
who are fortunate enough to
I'D point lace which they can
.or such a useful purpose should
/ it, and for the moment Vene-
int is more worn than any other
"a evening and day gowns, says
zen.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
Stevens Stockley

Special to the Evening Journal
Smyrna, April 5.-The home of Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Stockley, on East
Commerce street. was the scene OF a
pretty wedding on Thursday afternoon,
when their only daughter, Margaret,
was united in marriage to Crawford
Stevens. The Rev. DR.. George w.
Dame. Of Baltimore. performed the
ceremony. George Ellis, of Clayton.
was best man. and Mrs. Page Dame
acted as maid of honor. The bride
was beoomingly attired in white tulle
and crepe de chine. Mr.. and Mrs
Stevens left on the northbound 3.46
train for a tour north.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
Latest Fashion TIPS

Fine displays of carved ivory, in a
wide range of artistic designs. show
that ivory will largely supplant silver
and gun metal for ornamental umbrella
and parasol handles. Some brooches
and sash clasps are also of ivory, as
well as exquisitely carved fans in the
small Empire size. 1t may be as well
to mention that ivory statuettes and
other ornaments are also finding
prominent places in the gilt and glass
cabinets that have for the most part
held only bits of rare pottery and rich
cut and jewelled glass.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
Visitors in Delaware City
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Delaware City, April 5.-Mr and
Mrs. George Green spent Thursday in
Wilmington.
William Davidson and daughter.
Mildred, spent yesterday in Whining
ton.
Mrs. Frank Belville is visiting rela-
tives in Wilmington.
Mrs. Amos Collins has returned from
a visit to Wilmington.
z. A. Poole, OF McDonough, spent
yesterday in town.
Bayard Hearn and mother, Mrs.
Ida Hearn. who have been visiting in
town for two weeks, have returned to
their home in Wilmington.
Miss Gertrude Sadler spent yester-
day in Wilmington.
Mr.. Reeves is visiting friends in
PhOeniXville.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
superIntendent Issues NotIce

Superintendent Barnard, of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad, issued the fol-
lowing notice today: Beginning with
train No. 20. on Tuesday, April s. 1902
all the northbound passenger trains
now scheduled TO stop at Claymont
will stop at the temporary station, at
Myrtle avenue. which is the first road
crossing south of Claymont tower.
Beginning with train No 1856, Thurs
day. April 10, 1902, all south-bound
passenger trains now scheduled to stop
at Claymont, will stop at Myrtle ave
nue..
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
Social and Personal Notes

Mrs. May Salter, of Trenton. n. j..
is the guest Of friends in this city.
Miss Mabel Morris gave a delightful
progressive party in her home, in West
Fourth street. on Thursday evening.
Miss Alice Sellers is the guest of
Miss Ella Kenney. in Ridley Park.
Mrs. David Snellenburg and children
sailed from New York today for Ger
many, where they will spend about six
months. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Snellenburg's sister.
A. A. Capelle and Miss Mabel Ca
pelle have returned from Florida.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
New Paris Short Skirt

practical point in dress, which
terest every woman to some ex-
5 the advent Of the short skirt
is. 1t is said to be the walking
adopted by the Parisians for
lg wear, but in their revised edi-
is an attractive example of an
lated skirt. made doubly so by
very full around the feet, and
lined with narrow flounces of
ON the knee down, or rather the
ltion skirt has the ruifles over
e each other to accentuate the
s. With this sort Of skirt the
pat must match the lining so, as
irt swings, one color only is
ength, it clears the ground by an
ind a half. but. of course, this
according to the height, taste
inclination of the woman who
it. Another point which helps
ke this skirt a success is the
which with the fiat low heel is
ugly, so the Partisan wears the
XIV. heel in medium height, and
IS a medium pointed toe.
8 careful attention to every fea-
# costume is one of the secrets
! Parisian's success in dress, and
ly she makes any radical change
e accompanying articles of wear
)parel are selected with reference
The founced lining is by way of
'nsation for the pretty petticoat
shows when the dong skirt is
I'D.
Partisan short skirt is made of
as well as serge and cloth, and
louise coat is as fancy as you
e to have it.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
STATE LOSES OVER $4,000
New Method Of Taxing Industries Is Re-
spOnsible for Decrease

Under the new industrial law for the
levying of taxes, it is claimed that the
State has lost over $4,000. For a period
of ten months there has been paid TO the
clerk of the peace, subject to the pro
visions of this law S9,649.5l, which prac-
year
Under the old law the receipts last
year were Sl9,S75.S3. This shows a loss
of S1O22652
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.-POPU-
LAR TOURS VIA BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Leave Wilmington. Saturdays. April
u and 26. and May 10. at 1l.01 a. m.
Rate, Slf for round-trip, including
railroad fare, transfers in Washing
ton. stateroom going and returning on
Potomac river steamer, and one and
three fourth days board at the Hygeia
Hotel, Old Point Comfort.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
ONE WAY SECOND-CLAss COLON
IST FARES TO THE WEST VIA
b. & 0. r. r.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will sell daily. until April 30,
secOnd-class one-day cOlOnist tickets
TO points in Montana, Idaho, Washing
ton. Oregon and California at very
low rates. To Portland. Oregon, Ia
coma, Seattle and all other points in
Washington, Oregon and British Co
lumbia, $3.50. To San Francisco, Los
Angeles San Diego and all other
points in California. $3.50. To other
points. proportionately low rates. For
full particulars, write or apply to Fl. A.
Miller, Passenger Agent, Wilmington.
Del
Evening journal., 1902-04-05

Wilmington society people are deep
ly interested in the wedding Of Felix
DUPONT, of this city, and Miss Mary
Richards Chichester, which takes place
in Philadelphia next Wednesday. The
bride-elect has many friends in Will
mington, where she frequently has
visited, and a number Of city folk have
received invitations.
Miss Chichester has selected her
bridesmaids as follows: Miss Elizabeth
DUPONT, of Wilmington; Miss Anne
Emlen Hamersley, Miss Augusta Ship
pen West Miss Mary Dapsley Pyle,
Miss Isabella Fitzgerald Morton, Miss
Margaret Shipper Buckley, Miss Paul
inc Davis Bowie, Miss Ethel Lang
horne Wister and Miss Josephine
Lapsley Brinton.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
Sold Smith Property

AT the Court House this morning
Sheriff Mcdaniel sold the property of
Elmira II. Smith. executor of Thomas
W. Smith. for $500. The purchaser was
n. G.. Cook.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
LoCAL QuOrATInNs

rO-day's local wholesale quotations rcpOrfcd
iby Stayton 4 Chandler. ~,
Onions hhI. s25
White Potatoes, bushcl,00c
Eggs, Del. and Nd dozen, l6c,
Chickens, live, pound, l2c
Chickens dressed, pound, l2c, lie
Apples. barrel, ff0t1 t0
Oranges, box. Cali g. 7J350
Lemons, box 2 I5
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
Damned No. suIts

The twenty-four street cleaners don
ned new white uniforms and hats TO-
day. The men marched from the
Street and Sewer building I'm a body.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05

1.-The chorus choir of Epworth NJ.
y. Church will repeat its Easter music
I'm that church at the morning and
evening services tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
BRIDE CHOOSES
HER ATTENDANTS.
Pretty Dance in New Cen
tury Club Building
Decorations Among the Prettiest Ever
Seen In This City-Other
Social Notes

Communications of a social nature, re-
ceived by the Evening journal. The So
ciety Reporter may be reached every
morning from to II o'clock by telephone.
No. 500 ID. a A., or 2iS Delmarvia-
Evening journal., 1902-04-05

Philadelphia, April 5.-'rhe wheat mar
kct was weak, and declined isc. per
bushcl from last evenings rates in sym
pathy with lower cable and homo ad-
vices and there was little disposition to
trade on the part of exporters or millers,
Sales of 2iO00 bushels for export on pri-
vate terms. Contract wheat, as TO loca-
tiOn closed as follows.
Bid Ask
Apill ..s-s..... ......... .o-i 81 2.
Car lots, IN elevator as 20 location.
No. 2 Pennsylvania .SiaSill
No Delaware red .................. .SlfiSfiA
CORN.-Uudcr the influence of lower
Western advices. the local market Cased
on 94c. from last evenings rates. with
demand light from exporters as well as
grain iobbcrs. Sales Of 1900 bushels for
export on private terms, Sales of 2 cars
No yellow, on track, at 65kc.
OATS.-Car lots We're I'm moderate sup
ply and quiet at former rates Sales of 3
cars No. ? white clipped, track, at 5Osc..
and cars do. do, choice, on track. al
50A05lc.
Evening journal., 1902-04-05

The othello Range. Johnson's, 9th & King
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
KENROSS FREE GOLD MINING co.,
or is A HOME CoMPANY.


purposes excellent
Evening journal., 1902-04-05
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.

r Reported by + d. Lackey & Co. Bank
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Paul Kreuger of Lowell, who was recently injured by falling from a train is rapidly recovering. He is 3 nephew of Dom Paul. James Douglas, superintendent of Moctezuma Copper Co.,. at Nacozari. left for his home yesterday.
 L. L. Gilman returned from Mexico from a six weeks hunting trip.
 MA. Piper, father of Mrs. Preston Fletcher, returned to Cincinnati. He hs been residing with his daughter, Mrs. Fletcher, for some weeks.
 Mrs. Engassin, who has been seri- ously ill for some weeks is slowly re- covering.
 c. F.Nichols, who is travelling in this section for the Fl Paso News, came up from Douglas yesterday.
 Ben Stillman. who entertains the traveller at the Hotel Ord at Douglas, is in the city.
 Little Parker Woodman, Jr., the g. year-old boy of Mir. and Mrs. Parker Wodman, who has been sick with fever the past five weeks, is recover ing.
 A. Fisher Grant, brother of D. H. Grant of Lowell returned yesterday after a two stays stay in the east MT. Grant was recently married And returned with his bride.
 The granddaughter of Mir. and Mrs. Wardell, who has been in the hospital in Fl Paso for a year past, will not return home for four months. Her condition is greatly improved.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
RAPID GROWTH OF LOWELL
Many Residences Going Up-New and
 improved Water Supply

improveo Wner Suppy
 It is hard to relize the wonderful change that has been made in Lowell and vicinity the past few weeks. It is suggestive of one of the boom towns of the frontier history. Everywhere there are new houses springing up and all are neat and inviting little cottages or fair sized residences. The valley and hill sides are wholly laid out for building purposes. One long street runs along between the hills where residences are building solid on either side and as soon as the railroad is completed the work of building will be greatly facilitated and more extensive.
 The water pipes are being laid ev- erywhere and in a few days every home in Lowell will be supplied with an ample supply of water. This will insure the extension of the town and supply a heretofore pajpable need.
 The YailyosA is fast nearing comple- ton and in five weeks At least the grade will be finished and the rails mostly laid This h An intereetinH piece of work and vefy much of U chiseled out of tho solid graDde. There are also sone very deep suts. |, This win mahe . big cut off frpn the main road and 1fll touch an $se prfnr ejpal mjnee betaeen Lowen Id B1sbee. Tie SesuN nSens . geas swing
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
STREET CAR .,nEs
,ssnI se suit fron, smeiters se Doug
 e-compagf incorporated

NnI ee 6uist from smeiters te Doug ecompsy Incorporated
 WMhh sfzoy days werk win have been eonO0eed on the street ear line from tbe 9nelters near Douglas to 1ovH. The steel has already been or dereS avd the grading commenced wABsh win an be completed within the next thirty days
 The capitalization of the company is $6D, 900 and probably some of the stock vii be offered for sale, although this point has not yet been definitely decided upon.
 The incofperators are mostly all members of the International Land and Improvement Co: and include such men as James Douglas, W. H. Brophy, c. L. Beckwtth, s. F. Mcguire ct al.
 h has been intimated for some time that . street CT line would be built from the smelters near Douglas to the town and that smelter employees would live in town and ride out to theiy ~rnk. This now seems to be an assureS. fact, and no doubt the street car company will be a paying institu- ton
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
MINERS ASSOCIATION

Membership Being Rapidly increased
 By Influential and Substantial Cit: gen.; Although 1t vas ,t expected that very much would be accomplished during the summer months towards in creasing the membership of the Min. CTS association, still through the inde fatigable efforts of Secretary Giffod the organization is steadily growing, and it is confidently anticipated tat in time it will become one of the frons- est associatiozns of its kine in the west.
 Since the first of the preent month the following new membes nave been securely
 E. H Northrop, Fl Paso;' S. L. Moyef, Fl Paso; H J. Simmon, Fl Paso: D. Riley, Fl Paso; R. c. Nor gan. Douglas. A rig; George H. Kirsch, Bisbee: o. B. aeen, Tombstone; L. e. Hanks. Douslas, Ariz.; Frank W. Brown, Fl Pvo
 If will bo noted from the lists pub lished frsv time to time that the Min ers' aspoIation is filling up it's ranks from iriuential and substantial eiti zens shieh insures it's permanency .nS etuFe werth.-M Paso Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
AFTER HoRsE THIEVES

Rangers Lesve in the Direction of
 chirieuhua Mountains
 On Monday J. E. Howard, who runs a brick yard near Douglas, reported the loss of a horse, which was stolen from his place on Sunday night. It is believed that the horse was stolen by . band of thieves who have gone in the direction of Graham county. It was reported yesterday that the party was seen near the Chiricahua mountains. having in their possession the horse belonging to Howard. The rangers left here yesterday in pursuit.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

in Douglas and he expected to use re- fhgerator cars in which to hold his beer until the cold storage buildings could be erected and equipped. The cost of holding refrigerator cars in Douglas will be $1.00 per day.
 Mr. Vogt states that as soon as the storage plant is completed at Douglas it is the intention of his company also to build a cold storage in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
MoRENcI WINS
Sundays Ball Game Best Ever Played
 in Clifton

Sundays Ball Game Best Ever Played
 in cllston
 The ball game played at Clifton OF Sunday last was pronounced to be the best ever played in that town, if not in the, entire territory, TAe game was befWeen the Clifton and Aorenei clubs. Only three runs were made in tbe nine innings and Mogenei gut two out of thet hree. A summary of the gzme vas received by wire yester- day as follows:
 Morenci-Hfts, three; errors, one; runs, two; battery wannel and Level.
 Cliftsn-Hits, three: errors, i've; runs, one; battery, Summer and
 This game had beea looked to as the event when the championship would be decided between the Clifton and Morenci teams and there was an i'm mense crowd present to witness the contest and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed during its progress.
 Considerable betting was induiged in and the Norenci boys got away with everything in sight.
 The Norenca team won the cham pionship of the territory last year and word comes from there that the boys of that camp are determined to bold first place in Arizona at the end of the present season.
 When the Norenci and Bisbee teams cross batc there will be . ball game and no mistake. This game should be played at Don Luis, which would insure . grea1 crowd.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
M.chine,y Aerfves

Machinery Aeelves
 A large boiler and hoist has arrived !A tne OEsu1d q the Modern Copper sompany camp and is being placed in position as raBidly aas possible. The
 8o6aED ShaR has nov reached . depth sf 70 teet and as soon as the hoist Is inn plnae sinldng and ds1ttng VII be sesaned Sf1teen men gre nv eQ- p.oyed-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
eooss Property

Goot Property
 zhe Btsbee Oregon Gold Ntning Co. 4s attracting guod deal q 1Uterest the last few days, owing to Aeseveral fav- orable reports received lyom the work. .-> .-.> h OseS-.. S>.WAl transfe., or stock aFe reported st,advanced psices. E. B Jones arrived from the camp yestrday and substantiates the glow ing account pubsished in the Review [ few days aes.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
Much Expected

Much Expected
 Baseball fans are looking forward with a great deal of interest to the game next Sunday between the "Scrubs" and the professionals. Allie Sowles. who belongs in the same class ef baseball cranks as " RStiles. is backing the Scrubs. Twomey, Dale ney, DeselleEs, Kenney, ct al are in the Scrub hneup.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

Hello, Tombstone
 Word was received yesterday that General Manager Hams of the Tomb stone Telephone company, was push ing his line towards this city and ex- pected to make the connection in Bis bee on Saturday next
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
PROPOSAL NOTICE

Bsds wf1] be received at u,e ohice of Architect Olmsteed until |p. ID. Mon day, JsH 2otA, for the erection of . two-stoSy bSSek buildRhg. Plans azd specifications may te seen q the of- Ice q Architect Olmstead. Rsom 8, F. O. budding. Also bids wzh be re esived untf p. m. for erection of . twenty-rocp frame buildisg at Lowell.
 7-1e-H
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

Trouble aA the Beer Garden
 Beesfe Hght and Nary Moore, two deniEens Of Upper Brewery guleh, were arrested d the Beer Garden on Monday ty Omees Doyle. They will lave tAs1r beaTing before Justice Vii kams today. Charles Whitne3d who iae@1srod win tSe el1cer h mahing tae arrest, ls iD tA1A
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

FOR sALE-One two-rSen house, frame, with shed, furniAhed. Price $e66O Located just above Shsttuck's lumber yard. Price 3s5o. For par tieulars apply at 11s Brewery Galeh.
 7-9-1wk
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
Water From the Spray

Water From the Spray
 W. S.Stewart is laying large S-inch pipe line from the Spray shaft to con vey the water from the shaft to the canyon below. The water from the mine will not be used hereafter.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

Got Thirty Days
 Edward Mayunemi, Mexican, who pulled a gun on Miguel Ariavala on Sunday last, was yesterday sentenced by Justice Williams to twenty five day in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
Of For a Vacation

On For q vacation
 Dr. A. H. Hickman leaves this morning for his home in Illinois where he will remain for a month or six weeks enjoying his summer vacation. which he has justly earned by hard. continuous work
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
Miners and Merchants

The opening of the Miners and Merchants Bank will be delayed for a few days owing to necessary work to be done on the safety vault. Cashier Hood stated yesterday that he hoped to be open for business not later than July B.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
Another Shower

Another Shower
 There was another shower of rain yesterday in Bisbee. Not as much as was needed. but enough to delight fully cool the atmosphere. Good rains were reported at Douglas and Naco.