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YACHTING.

Fa- .a 80 massei lug'lliyiri ssA,on"f ,. a'
that is J.ng built At ths sHiPrsta 1' ro~n-
sraI u9vnsy f.r Gis,rn Fahasstpsk as been
r,aiy 'Jr IuulAar .ar sSiu: month bu' his
a-.1 usid 70 td. safs Cor ths arrival " her
-arr from usmasa The vessel is gNp' tel p"
b- t.r5 tat o. b. saId Nr Fahnssfa,N hhs be- 70
|av.fsi ~ Em9~rHr Nlisp tu tsAF pAr 10 we
.uH.rE r~shtia 81 k'rI
Tr- ,i~sn sa.Hf rH.ue'tr IA 5ssn pur hassi
los G,1-se snih Z hs Nss hofA fi'''
riar INC r,lasHs sI' rr."ni!y ~ property
. . C. smather.. ,lrl.vi ia the I.afshmohi
Y..1t Cub. VI snth rr'9n'~s 10 u'. 'hi'
yacht '0r The p4rppss o' eru.sius al5ns the
s'aHi ani IN be Nlr.niv .l.a ..,' frequent .rip'
'r.n bis nom. Al KinEstou. r. 20 this c'ty
TIE ra'asts "a i3i feet o''r al
rhs sIty H,c-',or steam ,aSa' NoaAsk h,,
b.ea .od TO y g narahim. Of nr ise7ort. conh'
ra- M,.AasN ID. sooi construction straight h'e
anl f1uul stern and The lntsri0t 90 tho Nssse'
IA all nnishei IN hshossuy Ini Is cau,Pped nhh
scahury tr,plc-rNp.asion engines Ani s"AbaD
-atrf tuh' bottle.
ui7tsomsfy Rollins g, po,ioH has last PLACED
bic order f,r hiEa.spe~i torty.ave-'oo' oPsa
l.aaea. uhich n. sli Use Tor ssfNlee In the
vicinity % bis sumner h.n., ini for making
daily 'rrs 70 Doston ,ni return. Ar Rollins 70
emily hold nj. slsty. .avr-io9t steam saca, Man
dsIay, shieh va formerly asnei by Nihrrt Pope.
ani built fdr him b The 0as Rnslne and Pessr
Company and e. 1. CO., ~ ls, " thii
time ID. Yacht ras named the colum5h'
Tn. io1.ioo, steam yacht iauritA. recently
sola to ". J. wles.s. Of Saginaw. Mich. and a,
pres@nt moor~i at MORT. Heights. ~here alter.
alton. are aav esiss made. siii es renamed the
Sssaelis-
The evening world., 1902-03-29
SEVENTEEN RACE
HORSES BURNED.
FIRE DESTROYS FRANK COL
BY'S STABLE AT DETROIT.

DETROIT Mich March - Seventeen
race horss- and promising colts were
burned To- Heath early today in hre
which 'rGyrd the training stable ~
Frank ~ colby. w.l-known driver
and trainer IN Highland Park The ire
started JI~' b.for, daybr-ik from some
unknown cause ana completely de-
stroycd the stable Sixteen pf the horses
Hors burned rr death IN their stalls.
one brpk, l"o-. AMI escaped from the
burning barn but the valuable animal
WAS ~u badly burned tha; II MAS ncces-
sirS tn shoot n.
Among the horses DESTROYED were ,he
following Red Royal s.I ~ a live
ysar-old trutiiug stallion valued at
500" Harry T.. trbu-r. p Ia. 500;
The King. trotter. :S -, ,sOco: Maiden
queen. PAGER. .l3 ~. 500. MoneD.
aR i-2 trpitlng stallion, C..S. The
tI,al ,oss - about 5000 Mr.. Colby
mad Intended to buy nominations in the
Merchants ana Manufar tur.rs' sl0.pn
stake for - clts. trotters AZ the Blue
Ribbon meeting ~ the Detroit Driving
club IN July for Harry =. and The King.
The evening world., 1902-03-29
HARVARD CREW
TO RACE CORNELL,

CAMBRIDGE March - T. ever
strained relations existed between OR
,,Jl ma uur.u ard they have been re-
,Iust,I now tor tine ruNins author ties
~ nm. ll.,I uuiNrr-liy nave gtaul'd "a"
itha.ln- tn,- .-irrd rowing nar be
tween sac loser Iu ihH N"W'W. W era fh,'
Ntil In, decided 90 MAJ - lu Lake
,'avuga tul IN. winner ~ the rave Viii
row annapolis
Tn.- deCisuu Will cause the date FOR
thr va,r Al Philadelphia between ih' IN.
t,rrolIyglatc second crews 10 De
changed Mty ~ Wa- IN" date decided
on glr that event
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Nigh, continue Manager F1Eel ana
Capi ppyI" 1"!d a consultation '1.-
morning and decided .1 cnEas, som,
biz gymnasium near 90, Polo GrpIu Us
where tHc players can Wy'k Indoors on
rainy dhy-
ppyl, and his men prhytsei iu me
Fp.p N'hi'Hs clubs gymnasium this
afternoon They w.r, pI' through a
routine Of ~rk for iwp hours which
consisted ~ ,.,HIug EiuibAn and ;ack-
Ing the different machine
TH" NOR" GttutS nave arrived m town
They are Pitcher Evans and rhirl his--
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THE BEACH CYCLE TRACK.
rraininW begin. an '-mrnt Oval
To- Marrow.

owing To- numerous requests from
clubs and those desiring u use the Man
haitian Beach IBigycl" Track ior train
ing the track will be open on SundN
only commencing tomorrow This
praiuis.- 20 he one ~ the banner years
In tho history II the track
The evening world., 1902-03-29

wiley Pi.u, N. srrstis -outaps~ sho has
iu'i h..n .isu-i hy Cnmi.k-y had had e,..
ni srrll-.ph THE -int-r but In recent isttsr
no ths oNns- O.. ih. Waite stockings s.ys that
s~ilsnf condition after 'ss -~s .ogB a ~.
.lstor spring
The evening world., 1902-03-29
BASEBALL GAME CALLED OFF
Ground Too Wet for Manhattan
city College Contest.

The baseball game between Manhattan
College and the College of the CITY or
New York. which was TO nave been
played at Jasper oval this AFTERNOON
has been called pn on account Of tho
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]. A. WARNER WINS
THE THIRD RACE.
TOSCAN'S SECOND EVENT;
C0RM0RANT TAKES FIRST.
Fine weather. Fast TrRcL and
BiE Crowd st Brnnings
This Afternoon.
,sD-.,.i TO n. E,,r,,. w--,s

RACE TRACK. BennIngs. March - -
This was a record day Tor the meeting
Spring suddenly gave away t. summer
The heat was torrid, topcnits wtrr ''it
q, home. and the crowd sp-nt the ,f"r-
noon mopping perspira,ion with h'nd-
kerchiefs.
A high hot wind and the -cprrhing
sun soon drove ;he moisture cut m mo
track and u was Ia escell-n, snap by
the time of the first race
The card was the best Of the u r,ct.ns.
embracing As features The Potomac
Purse. a hurdle race and handicap.
besides the regular event Tor iwo-ycdr.
ODDS.
The nne weather ana the fact that II
was Saturday sent washinEtouilns 10
the course in. dtoyes and the big yrlni.
stand was comfortably nlled n Wa the
best day from ~, point Of att-a lance.
weather and rack tina, tho me, ting has
had 80 far
FIRST HNcE
rar thfse.y,ar-o,as ant 90? ia fa-D-u
sar,ea. vAu i,n s,u.tr.a s. i'' ris',
Cormorani. i2i o. n - o. II -
: s.,l;s.3rp; lii laai7 ; g ! ~
MAN. "haf. lul NtnftFi. 70 . tra
Ht;np-air.. lis Esruv 8 ?
sisr, god Won .as,h rus--ils
They went away To- beautiful star
King Barlevcorn ~ ono, went To the
front. but h.s lead wis shurtliVcd. Cor
morant sailed by him after furi0nE
had been run and wI- never afi.rward
caught. Birleyco-n sulkcd Ns,u fh-
mud was thrown In hi> face and rnally
died away finishing third 'urmoi mt
won easily by two lengths from Aiack
who finished strong AMI heat King Nrr-
ieycorn length ana = hair for the
place.
Second EACs-
Fer t-o-yesr-oli. -four and a has nsi5u.s
sst.r,sr,. .hu i.s- stiIstriu s,riar'
Tesesn II0. naIlmsa : IH "a s.
Morea. 10. Liniry % - ia ~
Pr Hosdisy. li0 Nundsris : - :
STAR pooT Non -a'iy TINES -,
Three fthe twJ-NyaT -ulds DO ihl.
race had hOekct up before. Moro, tn,u
won In I gliiop. and pu the strength u'
that pete m anc" wl- made tn . o.
voritr. IN N" previous race ~, p4t
spr4ntcd the Hil"E~ with .a-- ra-daN
NJ. Ec'msn. rp~run took hold uI
Morca and 5us AN hor N her f..'
They raced llk~ 4 team into "a. stra' h
with First Chord soN,ri' ..usthS lirH
In the ian home ro-.sr dr-w away
and won easily from Mora whu di'i
fast A.. wa barely second a neck M
front ~ First chord
Third Race Won ry J. warner
Tamarin was second. Fare. tn.-I
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MISCELLANY.

ora Norniu.,t,t lisi n.sat defeated Ei~s-i
MgLalEh.a y the ioIr'h block Of their series
a, tb. knicksrhoeker Nid-my. nrook IN. 5y 80
70 s1l MorninEsisr mate hish runs % 90 aGi
g. stth an average - 10 6.ai. NeLaukiilns :
highest suus acre 81 and ~ aad his .ysraEs
y loo. zach player has N9n too gans,
only one point separated 10" pIays- At the
conclusion o. the game last niSat In iae thr..
cushion .rm billiard toafuan-ut At the Metro.
pnlltah Academy. " Johnson seating \ D.
Ferguson - 60 - iu Hiasty 'ss"n-innins Goa
test Zach nsa made high run % .
y RIeAIrd eafoilsd N n. Larchmoni
Yacht ciu3. has parchasei ias forty too, cabin
nAphth4 launch J-rl-, recently o.Rsi BY Aifrsi
Costello. ., thls city. Mr Costello u nos having
nss eighty -nve-ioo, steam Yacht built at Norris
Heights witch he Viii use for cruising In the
vicinity % hts summer home ~ Clayton. v, r..
and AmOng the thousand Islands
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No matter what your WANT. the.
Sunday World will carry It to some
one who can supply II. It v the
medium for the exchange OF inteln-
gence among the people.
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w.,cou Matched To Fight Russell.

RpsrnN aar'h . Joe oJu aAs been
mat. h.-i 20 nsht Fred Russell bstors tbs WABASH
Athlr'iF club 1t Chiearn m April 4 wAleoti
h1 only s.ish- ia ps4nis Eill meet mas
$40 -sish. 80 r-5un4s and Z. siv 'est tall
The evening world., 1902-03-29

Tho place to advertise or seek Bus
fness Opportunities is in the Sunday
Hcrld Want sheet. The three and
Spsn tims rates are paying PROPOSE.
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old Van Haltr-n. Roy clarke Jimmy
Jones and jackson. an uutiie.d that any
league club would be proud Of. SO
there l. no room for O'Gprman. He will
probably md berth on on. OF y
minor league teams. and wnen the lOCa.
Organization needs good man he will
suinc back
But Jack Doyles aN" will probably
not fan against O'Gorman frst Jimmy
stafford. who once earned the plaudts
of Polo Ground roDters. will likely get
/; nrsJ Jimmy i an outtieldcr too. AMI
II * probable thar ne Will wear a New
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uu' process that Jack is dclIhcratinr on
som. Z the fellows Hil. have 10 20. and
well nave al of them shown that m"
Giants captains iob g. a hard one
See that quartet In the picture We'll.
there ar" at lcas, three 81 them m"
fans viii come to know nmil!ar.y Tn.
trio ar" Lauder. Dup., and McGcc.
They have SnnNu exceptionally we'll and
tu Iisp,s, ~ them would be- a hard
proposition As for DGurm,n. well. h"
Will go Not that he - not To th'
good but IL Is brga,r., New York j.
pretty well fixed lOr Dutu".iers. II has
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BeNNINGS ENTRIES.

rsp~sIsi 10 Ta- E,ealns wort
RACE TRACK. JENNINGS. March
ss.-The entries lot Mond,yS races az
a~ follows.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
AT DocKsTApER,s

Those who witnessed the opening
performances of the week at Dock
stader's yesterday could hardly be
otherwise than pleased. The Sullys. in
Producing the two children. Billy and
Jack, offer a melange of comedy sing
ing and dancing; Frank OBrien, in the
character Of a tramp, contributed an
entertaining fifteen minutes Of very
good comedy work; the knight Bro
theirs, in a black-face singing and
dancing sketch, offered one of the star
features of the program, their dancing
sketch an unusually clever bit Of &C.
cenTicity; Manning and DuCrow, the
montopedes. present an exhibition Of
what is possible on the horizontal
bars; Miss Lola Hines offers a sing
ing act; Pascatel. the aerial artist,
gives a series of mid-air evolutions that
are decidedly novel; Van and Egbert
an illustrated song act which
is conspicuous for the singing which IL
presents; the MitchellN singers and
whirlwind dancers; Aflspah. musical
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
FIFTY BURIED IN
FALLING HOUSE
Engineer Plummer, Of This
City, Was Among Those
Injured

Philadelphia, Dec 1G.-The weight
of ice and snow sent the roof on a
round house Of the Pennsylvania Raw
road Company, at Thivtieth and Arch
streets, crashing in upon so men short
ly before o'clock yesterday after
noon, injuring 16 so seriously that they
were at once hurried TO hospitals. The
collapse occurred when the piece was
filed with engine wipers. drivers and
firemen. The locomotives were buried
under the ruins with the work.nen,
and the roar of escaping steam and
the dense clouds of vapor led many
to believe that several men had be en-
scalded to death.
Rescue parties were at once fromed
and 16 injured men were rescued
Eight were sent to the University Hos
pital, three were taken to the Medico~
Chirurgical Hospital and iive to the
Presbyterian Hospital. Several of the
injured men sustained broken limbs
Shortly after the accident and before
all Of the men were rescued the ruins
took fire, but the flames were speedily
extinguished.
The improvements the Pennsylvania
Railroad is making in West Philadel-
phia undermined the foundations OF
the round house. and the weight of
the snow and ice further weakened
the structure. The roof began falling
on the north side and continued clear
around the building. The cries of the
terrified worlSmel could be heard
above the kissing of the steam. The
flremen and police did good service in
rescuing the injured. The II locomo-
tives caught in the ruins were badly
damaged.
After the crash many mechanics
ruched frantically up Powelton ave-
nue. with their heads and faces bleed
ing and their clothing showing signs
of their narrow escapes from death.
They sought refuge in the hospitals.
The roof Of the structure. which was
erected years ago, was OF wood, cove
cred with slate. supported by iron up
rights.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY OFFICERS
Annual Meeting Last Night.
Paper on Old Eight-square
School House

AT the annual meeting of the His
torical Society Of Delaware last night
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President, the Hon. Charles B. Lore;
vice-presidents the Rt Rev. Leighton
Coleman. New Castle county; the Hon.
ManlOve Hayes. Kent: the Hon. Bbe
w. Tunnel. Sussex; recording secre-
tary, Willard Hall Porter: correspond
ing secretary. John B. Bird treasurer,
Wilmer ]. Ellison; librarian, Henry c.
Conrad; historiographer. Pennock
Puseg; directors. DR.. John p. Wales,
William "A. LaA1otte, the Hon. Igna-
thus G. GmIbb. Caleb p. johnson, John
NJ Rogers.
John Nj. Rogers presented a paper on
the old Eight-Square school house
about half mile west Of Pewy's Tav-
ern He said it would require an act of
the Delaware Legislature to cede It to
the Historical Society. The roof and
walls are good, but the floor, doors and
windows are all gone. A builder es-
Inmates that they can be replaced for
$3.50.
-AAf AN0hAAo NnAAho NII historical
Society should try to get possession Of
the building.
Bishop Coleman suggested that the
historiographer secure a history of the
part Delaware took in the Spanish
war. Mr.. Pusey. the historiographer.
asked to be excused. I'm a Quaker %
he said. "and warlike dimes are not in
my line" II was suggested that Com
mandsr p. +. Harrington, who is in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, be asked to write
'and read paper on the part Delaware
took in the war. Bishop Coleman
mentioned the death of Lieutenant
Clarke Churchman in the war. Per-
/ haps a portrait of the lieutenant will
he secured for the society.
a journal Of the voyage of the whal-
ing boat Lucy Ann, OF Wilmington
was donated TO the society by Albert
G.. Thatcher. Pennock Pusey said he
remembers the Lucy Ann.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
DANGEROUS NEGRO THIS
Andrew Tillmans colored, Locked Up
on Three Charges
speolal to tho EvenlnE Journal.

Dover, Dec. 16.-tAndrew Tillman.
colored. of Camden. was brought here
yesterday afternoon. charged on three
cases. The charges were assault with
intent to kill. assault and battery. and
carrying concealed deadly weapons.
Robert Small. also colored. from Cam
den, charged with assault with
intent 10 kill. Small came into Magis-
trate Woods court with his left arm
bundled mp, where, as he said, Tillman
shot him. Tillman was sent to Jail,
under bail for the two minor charges,
and was remanded into the custody of
the sheriff, also to await the result Of
Small's injury. q
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

UP-TO-DATE GOODS AT LYNCHS.
Seeded and Seedless Raisins, new
Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel,
Cleaned Currants. New Cluster Raisins,
Pure Spices. Wines and Liquors. N.
w. Cor. Madison and Fourth SITS. S.
W. Cor. King and Eighth SITS.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
DIED

JOHNSON.-In Philadelphia. on De-
cember IA, 1902, Harriet NJ, wife Of
S. Marshall Johnson, aged SO years.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, on
Wednesday morning, December IL.
Meet at her late home, Newport, Della
ware at II o'clock. Interment at St
James Cemetery, Newport, Delaware,
without further notice.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
PoIIee servlee slIII crInnIed

The police reporting station is still
out Of order, the patrolmen being COM
PEELED TO report by telephone. which in
some cases they experience some diff
Guilty IN doing, as many phones are also
cut Of service. Repairs are under way
and it is expected that everything will
be in working order again within a
few days.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

novelty and others contribute. Man
ager Docstader states that he arranged
this weeks bill with an eye to the ia
terests of many holiday shoppers who
can drop in at any time and enjoy an
act or two. or as much as they please.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
store e Open n he Evenings From MOndaV
December 18th, 10 Christmas ''
Samuel Lees Co., Fifth '1n;1i and Market si,si' sts.
TALK FOR CHRISTMAS TREE
The Rev. r. d. Short to Help City
Hall Fund

Sunshine. OF the Gospel of Good
Cheer" will be the subject OF the Rev
Il. B. Short on Thursday evening at
AsbuTy NJ. +. Church.
The leeulre will be given for the
benefit Of the Christmas tree fund
which is to be used by Police Matrons
White and Wogan in erecting a tree
and furnishing gifts for poor children
at the City Hall on Christmas Day.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
COAL ARRIVES IN NEW CASTLE
The Three Carloads We're Distributed
Before Night
Special 10 the Evening Journal.

SPECIAL 10 lne 1VeuluE JOURNAL.
New Castle, Dec. 16.-Three carloads
of coal arrived here this morning at
Deakyne's coal yard. -Four carts were
kept busy hauling it out and nearly all
was distributed before night.
The machinery is being erected in
the new meat shops of George Tobin &
Son.
John O'Connor will have his team
practice every night this week for the
basketball game to be played next
week.
The wedding of Miss Lille Davis and
itichard Megginson will take place to-
morrow evening in Old Swedes Church,
Wilmington.
Miss Sallie Truitt and Harry Jamison
will be married tomorrow evening.
Woodward & Bro. sell useful holi-
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. II is not LIQUID;
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale onlv
by F; w. Woolworth & Co., Five and
Ten-Cent Store.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
TO BUILD STATIONS
N. Y. p. & N. Will Make Extensive
improvements
Isneclal to the Evenlng journal.

70 ITII
Delmar, Dec. 16.-The New York
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Company will begin some extensive
improvements all along dts line down
the Peninsula Immediately after the
holidays. The company proposes to
build several modern stations. the first
and most elaborate move in that line
being at Salisbury. There the station
will be moved back and remodeled. ad-
ditional tracks will be laid into the sta
tion and sheds. cement pavements and
roadways will be added Arc lights
will be put at the railroad crossings
wherever possible.
Good paintings of STARTS, at Cart
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
Here Are Some of Our Great Leaders

Women's Shoes at $2.15-Heyle's
patent leather, White Brothers box en-
amel. selected kid skin. vici kid and
box calf; styles suitable for street and
evening wear, heavy welt or light turn
soles; button and lace Warranted for
style and quality. Regularly SO, spe-
cial at .................... .Y2.10
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

Dongola Lace and Button Shoes for
Women-bid or patent leather tips on
all style toes, including common sense,
also elderly women's comfort shoes, OF
soft glove kid; all sizes. Sold regu-
larly for s15O, special at ........9Sc.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
Beginning To-day.

imitation alligator and velvet; en-
bossed sock Innings, flexible soles and
patent leather trimming. Well worth
81, now marked .4Oc
See our old lady's Warm Comfort
and Medicated Shoes. with fleece lin
ings.
Slippers for Menf-Romeo, Opera and
Everett styles; neat and dressy toe
shaped; kid lined. Usually $1.50, spe-
cially marled.... ..........0S .0Sc.
Mems high and low cut Slippers
Romeos, with good hub side goring,
Opera and Everett styles; turn soles
Well worth $3.50, at .......$1.4 40
Mems high quality low-cut Slippers
Opera, Everett, Columbia and Sena-
tor. styles. also high cut Romeos; turn
soles, kid lined throughout; all neat,
dressy and comfortable. Sold regl-
laIly for SO, now ..............fl.O
Women's Quilted Satin Slippers
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
MAX EPHRAIM.
WOULDN'T

An Overcoat make a nice
Christmas Gift ? Several new
lots came in today that father,
husband, brother or son
would be proud to own and
we're selliag them very low.
Mems Overcoats, $500 to
$500.
Youths Overcoats, $500
to SIa.oo
Boys Overcoats, Ss,oo to
$500.
There are hundreds Of
wear things that would be
very acceptable for a Christ
mas Gift. Come to the New
York Clothing House and see
the useful presents. Besides
Overcoats and Suits, there
are Umbrellas, Underwear,
Shirts, Night Shirts, Paia-
mas, Knit Jackets, Sweaters,
Stockinette Coats, Hats,
Caps, Gloves, Suspenders,
Mufhers, Handkerchiefs.
Gloves, Pulse Warmers,
Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs,
Link Buttons, Fobs, Fancy
Vests, Rubber Coats. Mack
iutoshes, Rain Coats, Dress
| Suit Cases and many other
things.
Everything put in a fancy
box, and if not satisfactory
or the size is not right will
be exchanged after Christ
mas. Come in and look
around. Everybody well
come.
Clothing, Hats and Furnishings
Open evenings unulChriStmas
-
| MAX EPHRAIM,
New York Clothing House,
5o4 rlarket Street,
Next door to Clayton House.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

blue red, tan, brown and black TRIM
med with fur; waam fleece lining.
French heels flexible soles. well
worth ~, now marked .....@1 Ok
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

Extra high cut Juliets for women
made Of excellent quality felt and vol
vet; hgnt and dark shades, bright red.
purple Diack, gray and green; cord or
Iur trimming; turn soles, dainty French
neels, WARM and dressy for the house.
Usually $S, marked for this sale, 81. .0S
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

Misses and Children's Felt Juliets-
red or black. with fun trimming, fiex-
ible soles; fleece lining. Sold regular
ly for s1.25; specially priced t..T0c
Evening journal., 1902-12-16
TIE EVENING Journal. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1902.
Higher Prices for Necessities


"A
Wilmington. -
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

Women's Vici Kid and selected Kid
skin Shoes-lace and button, kid and
patent leather tips; extension soles;
mannish or dainty effects; all the mos;
desirable styles for winter wear. Reg
ularly 81, marked. ....... ....$1.S0
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

Ladies Monte Carlo Coats, Box Coats.
Jackets. Long Rain Coats and every
thing desirable for this seasons wear
at just one-half the regular prices.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

Boys, Youths and Little Bows
Satin Calf Shoes-mannish or bovisb
lasts; strong soles and uppers; cadet
English toes, tipped; ALI sizes. Well
worth s1.5O, specially priced at .9Sc
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

Woodward & Bro. sell useful holi-
day gifts.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

Wilmington Headquarters for Good
year Glove Brand Boots and Shoes.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

14c.-Ladies' tailor-made Overgait-
ers. worth 4Sc. SPECIAL.
Evening journal., 1902-12-16

Special reductions tomorrow on
Boys High Top Hip Boots.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-25
FREMONT.

F. B. and W. w. Caldwell are on
the sick list.
]. S. Bell made business trip to
Tiptonville Monday.
Joe Mcconnell visited a special
friend at Wingo last week.
George Pickard, of near Rives,
was here on business Wednesday.
Joe Green and son, Robert, are
visiting relatives near Portersville,
Mo.
Mr.. Geo. Bolts and wife, of
Rives, visited in this vicinity last
week.
Mrs. Henry Clack and Mrs.
Groomes were in Union City shop
ping Monday.
Siberd Edwards and Dollie Kill
lion are visiting friends and rela-
tives at Bessie.
Mr.. Jim French and family, of
No. 10, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hawkins.
Mrs. Molie Caldwell and chill
dren, Leynard and Ruby, spent last
week with relatives near Harris.
Miss Chessie Killion, who has
been visiting friends near Wood
land Mills, returned home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ottie Caldwell and little
daughter, Ruth, of Protemus, were
the guests of Mrs. Lizzie Caldwell
last week.
L. o. Caldwell and wife, of East
Prairie, Mo-, visited relatives here
last week and attended the meeting
at the Christian Church.